When a Burgundy house as old as Maison Champy sets out to make a signature bottling you can bet it’s going to be great. Founded in 1720, they’re the oldest company in the region still operating—and they’ve thrived over the years thanks to an abiding attention to detail plus deep relationships with key growers all along the Côte d’Or. And for their Cuvée Edme Bourgogne Blanc, they assemble an all-star collection of terroirs to deliver a classic Burgundian experience in the glass. They start with Chardonnay from near the towns of Puligny and Meursault—two of the most famous places in the world to grow the grape. There’s a minerality and gravitas to wines from that part of Burgundy, which combine power and vibrancy like nowhere else. An excellent Bourgogne blanc that has plenty of depth and structure for the category, but also plenty of Amalfi lemon and lime zest character. We love the chalky minerality that comes through at the generous finish. Drink now.