It doesn’t get more “fine and rare” than Domaine Dujac, whose assortment of vineyard holdings in Burgundy’s Côte de Nuits reads like a red-wine greatest-hits collection, including parcels in seven Grand Crus. Legendary founder Jacques Seysses has turned most of the day-to-day over to his sons, Jeremy and Alec, and enologist Diana Snowden, Jeremy’s wife; they have continued to cement the estate’s reputation as one of Burgundy’s most elite properties, one whose minuscule annual production (about 2,000 cases) makes for a lot of jostling among the world’s most serious collectors. 

Although best-known for its array of sumptuous reds, Dujac is hardly a slouch when it comes to white wines: Hailed by Tim Atkin, MW, as Morey-Saint-Denis’ “greatest Chardonnay vineyard,” the Mont Luisants Premier Cru (nearly adjacent to Grand Cru “Clos de la Roche”) delivered a white wine loaded with tension and incredible detail in the warm, generous 2019 vintage. Aged in 15% new French oak for 18%, this young release is already delicious but promises incredible thrills and chills in the years to come. Be patient and you’ll be handsomely rewarded.