The Gray Fox

With subtlety and skill, Joseph Henriot is making his mark in Champagne and Burgundy
From the Dec 31, 2008, issue
Champagne and Burgundy are neighbors in geography but far apart when it comes to wine culture. Champagne is a region ruled by big brands, where production is measured in millions of bottles and marketing is based on fancy packaging and celebrity endorsements.

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