| 1994 Vintage: General Appreciation |
 1994 perhaps in a similar way to Bordeaux never garnered much excitement though until the start of September conditions had been very positive. Down came the rains and there was considerable concern over rot and those that harvested late tended to fare better. In reality there were some Réasonable wines produced as ever in Burgundy but they lacked concentration. |
| Red Wines |
| In a difficult vintage it was no surprise that the conscientious and those who took the risk and picked late produced some good wines that were elegant, soft and attractive though most did not possess the required concentration to fully shine through. Careful selection is required to find those wines that have the legs to be drinking well now. |
| White Wines |
| In a similar way to the reds, the whites were difficult and the hard effort plus some risk taking rewarded the few growers who worked tirelessly to find optimum fruit. I suspect very few outside of the real superstars are providing much enjoyment now. |
Best Red Wines of the Vintage
| Red Wines of the Vintage |
| Gevrey Chambertin: Chambertin Clos de Bèze (Faiveley), Chambertin Clos de Bèze (Groffier), Charmes Chambertin (Claude Dugat), Griotte Chambertin (Claude Dugat)
Morey Saint Denis: Clos de la Roche (Domaine Leroy), Clos de Tart (Mommessin) Chambolle Musigny: Bonnes Mares (Roumier) Vosne Romanée: Richebourg (Grivot), Richebourg (Meo-Camuzet), La Romanée (Bouchard) Volnay: Volnay Clos des Chenes (Michel Lafarge), Volnay Taillepieds (de Montille) |
Best White Wines of the Vintage
| White Wines of the Vintage |
| Puligny Montrachet: Chevalier Montrachet (Domaine Leflaive), Montrachet (Domaine Leflaive) |
