Bitouzet Prieur Bourgogne Blanc

Opened this with dinner last night and was surprised by how much structure it has for a Bourgogne Blanc—that sneaky power really shows. The texture is silky but leaves a clean, mineral finish that kept me going back for more. Perfect value for a wine that drinks well above its level.

The salinity on the finish really sets this apart—it's got that Meursault-like minerality without the price tag. I served it with oysters and the pairing was spot on, the coiled power unfolded beautifully after about 20 minutes in the glass.

Opened this with some hesitation but it's got that tightly coiled energy the description hints at, unwinding into a sneaky power that lingers longer than expected. The pronounced salinity on the finish makes it feel more like a proper Meursault than its humble label suggests, and it held up beautifu