Nicolas Faure trained at Romanée-Conti, Chave and Prieuré-Roch before settling into his own micro-domaine in Meuilley — and his Burgundies have quickly become some of the most sought-after wines of the new generation. His village Nuits comes from two parcels in the Coteau des Bois lieu-dit, planted to massale-selected Pinot trained on échalas in 2017. Vinified whole-cluster with ambient yeasts and aged in used barrels, it's a pretty, silky take on Nuits — closer in character to the Vosne side of the village. Tiny production. NET.