Échezeaux Grand Cru suffers from an unspoken paradox: bearing Burgundy’s most prestigious designation while facing quiet skepticism from critics and collectors, fueled by its vast size (37.7 hectares) and fragmented ownership, which overshadow its profound potential. But bias blinds us to brilliance—hidden within its mosaic of 11 climats lie parcels rivaling the Côte de Nuits’ . . .