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I am completely unaffiliated and have no interest, financial or otherwise, in any winery, importer, distributor, retailer or any other business entity — nor does any third-party entity have an interest, financial or otherwise, in Burghound.com. I guarantee that every wine reviewed in the pages of Burghound.com, or in the database, has been personally tasted by me. The opinions expressed herein are mine and mine alone. Burghound.com accepts no advertising of any kind. In short, I offer completely independent reviews and opinions. Burghound.com is the result of a nearly lifelong passion for the wines of Burgundy. For more than 30 years, I have been collecting the wines and visiting the region. Each year I spend over five months visiting, researching, tasting, exploring and evaluating. Burgundy is my obsession really. In addition to our reviews of white burgundy, to expand on my coverage of the coveted pinot noir grape, each issue provides continuous coverage of both Oregon and California pinot noir, with rotating coverage of Champagne and occasional special reports from other pinot producing regions. What I’m offering is what we, as collectors, have always wanted: quality advice on what to buy and answers to Who’s got the goods? And what makes them so good?” In other words, this is a site for burgundy and pinot enthusiasts – whether new enthusiasts or grizzled old guzzlers. Because Burgundy is so fiendishly complex, so frustratingly inconsistent and maddeningly difficult to separate the real deal from the look-alike pretenders, I’ve created several features to make understanding burgundy easier and help consumers with their burgundy, and pinot, purchases. I’ve also included suggested drinking windows. It is important to keep in mind that to review the wines of Burgundy, I choose to take the methodical route, going from cave to cave and tasting carefully and at the right time – not a line ‘em up and knock ‘em down” approach. I do not review wines at trade tastings, as it’s frankly not an ideal approach. That explains why I spend over five months a year in Burgundy tasting grower by grower. Your Subscription Entitles You To: A comprehensive and detailed Quarterly Journal that offers real breadth and depth of coverage (the average issue is over 200 pages). I decided to write this journal the way I had always wanted to see one but could never find. Sure, it offers plenty of guidance on what to buy and what to avoid. But it is also packed with the important details that put the wines of a given domaine/producer in the right context. There are also retrospectives that offer excellent guidance on when to drink your collected treasures. Each issue also includes a vintage report, weather and harvest summaries on the wines, a section on What to Buy , a recap of the previous vintage, and an En Plus section that includes Champagnes and/or wines that are reviewed outside the theme of the current issue. Click here to see a sample review ! California and Oregon pinot reviews are incorporated into each issue. Click here to see a sample ! Progress and/or Special Reports are included in each issue. Just to name a few, Méo-Camuzet Richebourg Complete Retrospective 1985-2006,” A Vertical of Marquis d’Angerville Volnay Clos de Ducs, 21 Vintages from 1920-2008,” 19 Vintages Spanning 40 years of Henri Jayer Richebourg, 1957-1987,” 20 Vintages of Grands-Echézeaux from the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 1937-2002,” Domaine Mugneret-Gibourg Echézeaux Vertical, 11 wines from 1953-2000,” A Series of 6 Special Tastings from Maison Bouchard Père & Fils, 86 Wines from 1846-2003,” 10 Decades of Romanée St. Vivant, 37 Vintages and 135 Wines from 1911-2001,” Domaine Georges Roumier Verticals – Bonnes Mares, 33 Wines from 32 Vintages Dating 1923-2004 and Musigny, 14 Wines from 14 Vintages Dating from 1934-2003,” and more. A fully Searchable Database of tasting notes contains over 84,000 burgundies (red and white), pinot noirs and Champagnes from over 2,500 producers dating back to 1845. This is a powerful tool that makes finding what you want to know fast and easy. You can search on a variety of parameters, such as vintage, score, producer, appellation, Top Value” selection, color issue number and more. Each year subscribers conduct millions of searches, proving this to be an invaluable tool! Access is concurrent with receipt of four quarterly issues/year. Click here for more information and a sample ! The Insider’s Guide to Visiting the Côte d’Or and Chablis , updated August 2017, is filled with information about the best hotels and restaurants plus other important tips to make your visit the best ever. This electronic Guide is complimentary with 2 and 3 year subscriptions or can be purchased separately. Click here for the details ! Mobile Edition database access for when a subscriber finds himself/herself at a retail store or restaurant and in need of quick guidance; the mobile edition includes a handy drink now” search field. Click here to learn more! Back issue wine reviews, as well as thousands more, are in the database from ALL Burghound issues! So if you are interested in Allen’s review from Issue 2 written in 2001 on the 1999 Nicolas Potel Volnay Vieilles Vignes, it’s there! Past articles are rotated in the Member’s area throughout the year. We pull all of the noteworthy articles and progress reports from all issues and post them on a rotating basis for our active subscribers to download and enjoy. Click here to learn more! Burghound Glossary is available for members to help with their Burgundy journey. Click here to learn more! CellarTracker users conveniently have Burghound reviews integrated through their CellarTracker account. Wine Retailers who are active subscribers can have their contact information listed on our website. Click...