Auction Lot

Burgundy produces half the wine of Napa Valley and Grand Cru Burgundy is fixed at 2% of the total production. And Grand Cru White Burgundy is only 1/2 of 1% of all Burgundy produced. At a recent rare wine auction, Grand Cru Burgundy lots were 14 of the top 15 lots sold.

This lot, which consists of both White Grand Cru and Red Grand Cru, is your chance to own the rarest of the rare. Many of these wines are not available in the Kansas City market and, if they are, one can find only one or two bottles for the entire region.

Included in the lot are wines made by the top producers of these famous vineyards, including Christophe Roumier, Jean-François Coche and Jean-Nicolas Méo. While many of the wines are mature now, they will also age gracefully for years to come.

Donated by Tim Cook, Linda and Paul DeBruce, Nancy and Rick Green, Ross Jackson, Lynne and Mark O’Connell, Blanche and Neil Sosland, and Jane and Josh Sosland

Grand Cru (and friends) White Burgundy

2006 Corton Charlemagne –Louis Latour

2009 Meursault Les Caillerets — Coche-Dury

2012 Chablis Les Butteaux –Raveneau

2014 Corton Charlemagne –Etienne de Montille

2015 Corton Charlemagne –Domaine Clos de la Chapelle

2017 Chevalier Montrachet –Michel Niellon

2017 Bâtard Montrachet –Morey-Coffinet

2018 Corton Charlemagne –Bonneau du Martray

Grand Cru Red Burgundy

1999 Echézeaux –André Ziltner

2007 Bonnes Mares –Roumier

2011 Echézeaux –Rouget

2012 Bonnes Mares –Drouhin-Laroze

2012 Latricières-Chambertin –Drouhin-Laroze

2 bottles

2012 Chapelle-Chambertin –Drouhin-Laroze

3 bottles