If you love white Burgundy but hate what Chassagne-Montrachet now costs, pay attention. Jean-Marc Pillot is a fourth-generation Chassagne grower, and La Chaume receives the same serious 18-month aging as his far more expensive Côte de Beaune whites, with only 20% new oak. The Chardonnay comes from a single vineyard owned by an old friend with whom Jean-Marc served in the military. It is generous and thickly fruited, yet bright acidity and clean minerality keep everything fresh, precise and balanced. This is exactly where Rully shines, real Burgundian pedigree and winemaking without the famous-village price tag.