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As for Meursault and Montrachet
01-17-2002, 08:09 PM,
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For a multi wine tasting, I certainly wouldn't spend that much on a wine, even if your guests were helping with the costs (not sure on that situation). Look for white burgs from smaller, less famous appellations. Montagny, the Macons, etc...They are the bang for buck winners and putting out some good stuff.

Some that I have seen around here and have purchased are:

1999 Louis Latour Montagny 1er cru La Grand Roche $15

Laurent Tribut Chablis (for the chablis suggestion) I like his Beauroy 1er cru at around $18

Go cheap with the less know names and wow them with your good choices instead of the big names.

Barnesy
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