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Burgundy 2006 – reliable producers

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Many producers made a very variable range of wines in 2006 but below is a list of those producers whose wines I have tasted (so no DRC etc) and which seemed relatively consistent and successful. 

For much more detailed advice, with information on UK prices and stockists, see tasting notes for my and Julia’s notes based on well over 1,000 tastes. 

See also my overview of how the wines taste to be published in free for all tomorrow.

GV stands for good value

 
Côte de Nuits
Dom Arlaud,
Clos de l’Arlot,
Dom Robert Arnoux,
Dom Ghislaine Barthod,
Dom Sylvain Cathiard,
Dom Robert Chevillon
Dom Bruno Clair
Dom Drouhin-Laroze
Dom Jean Fournier GV
Dom Fourrier,
Dom AF Gros
Dom Humbert,
Dom Alain Jeanniard, GV
Dom du Comte Liger-Belair,
Dom Thibault Liger-Belair,
Dom Lucie & Auguste Lignier,
Dom Denis Mortet,
Dom Louis Remy, ,
Dom Patrice et Michèle Rion,
Dom Nicolas Rossignol,
Dom Serafin Père & Fils,               
Dom Taupenot-Merme,
 
Côte de Beaune
Dom Marquis d’Angerville,
Dom Louis Carillon
Dom Coche-Dury
Dom Bruno Colin, 
Dom Darviot-Perrin,
Dom Arnaud Ente,
Dom Follin-Arbelet,
Dom des Comtes Lafon
Dom Leflaive
Dom de Montille,
Dom Bernard Morey,
Dom Marc Morey,
Dom Pierre Morey,
Dom Michel Niellon,
Dom François Parent,
Dom Pascal Prunier-Bonheur,
Ch de Puligny-Montrachet
Dom Christophe Vaudoisey, GV
 
Chablis
Dom Christian Moreau Père et Fils, Chablis
 
Côte Chalonnaise
Dom Laurent Cognard GV
Dom Dureuil-Janthial (and a lovely Nuits)
 
Mâconnais
Dom Christophe Cordier
Les Héritiers des Comtes Lafon
Olivier Merlin
 
Negociants
Maison Champy
Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey
Faiveley
Jean-Philippe Fichet
Louis Jadot (whites)
Pascal Lachaux
Sylvain Loichet
Nicolas Potel
Etienne Sauzet

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