The Iconic Burgundy Trio

Trios don't get any more iconic than this. Often imitated but never duplicated. This trio makes gifting a breeze! 

Here's the thing about Burgundy: it's intimidating as hell until you realize it's just about dirt, old vines, and people who care way too much (but in the best way). This trio is your shortcut to understanding why Burgundy fanatics are... like that.

We've pulled together three wines from three different villages, each showing you a different side of what Pinot Noir can do when it grows up in the right place.

Domaine Lucien Boillot et Fils Bourgogne Rouge is your friendly entry point, but don't let the "Bourgogne Rouge" label fool you. This isn't some generic regional wine. Pierre Boillot blends fruit from his best parcels in both Gevrey-Chambertin and Volnay, giving you the structure and depth of the Côte de Nuits with the silky elegance of the Côte de Beaune. It's treated with the same care as his Premier Crus, and honestly? It drinks like one.

Domaine Follin-Arbelet Aloxe-Corton comes from Franck Follin-Arbelet, whose wife Christine is from the legendary Latour family (her father managed the Hospices de Beaune). Franck studied geology before becoming a winemaker, and you can taste his obsession with terroir in every bottle. Aloxe-Corton sits high on the hill with cool nights and that schist backbone. This wine is dark-fruited, earthy, and minerally with a creamy texture that surprises you.

René Bouvier Gevrey-Chambertin is your classic Burgundy overachiever. Bernard Bouvier's been farming organically since 2009, and his Gevrey comes from three plots of 50-year-old vines on stony, gravelly soil. It's got that gorgeous forest floor thing (like eating blackberries in the shade) with velvety tannins and a touch of salinity that makes it incredibly food-friendly.

Three family domaines. Three expressions of Pinot Noir. One very good decision (and an outstanding value!). With this trio, gift wrap is included. Comes with a gift note card and printed info card so your recipient can learn all about what makes these wines so special!