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Burgundy 2024: Five producers that stood out in a fickle vintage

Charles Curtis MW has his finger on the pulse when it comes to the ins and outs of what's going on in Burgundy, so here he's highlighted five producers he was particularly impressed with in the 2024 vintage.

The five producers below crafted compelling wines from a year beset with problems, and show great promise for the future of Burgundy.

Domaine Marcel Couturier, Mâcon

I tasted the exciting wines of Domaine Marcel Couturier at the winery for the first time in autumn 2025. The domaine has been around for some time, but Marcel is now transitioning the bulk of the winemaking to his son, Auxence.

They work 14ha, which are certified organic and biodynamic. Many of the vineyards are in Pouilly-Loché, which recently received its first premiers crus. Others are in Pouilly-Fuissé, St-Véran, and various Mâcon appellations.

At present, the wines are matured for 18 months, but they are moving towards a full 24 months maturation (12 in barrel, 12 in tank). The wines are silky, with abundant fresh acidity in 2024, making this an exciting domaine to watch.



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