Grapes: 100% Pinot Noir

Only five single vineyards in all of Burgundy are allowed to be mentioned on a bottle of Bourgogne Rouge, and “En Montre Cul” is one of them. On the outskirts of Dijon, in the northern Côtes-de-Nuits, this historical parcel gets its appropriately cheeky name—which loosely translates to the “fanny flaunter”—for its steep slope that presumably offers a peek up harvesters’ skirts. As for the wine itself, it’s loaded with brambly black fruit and finishes firmly with a dusting of chalky tannins. A bottle of Burgundy with a sense of place, and a sense of humor.