I’m looking for advice, others opinions and others experiences with buying Burgundy online. I’m looking for other places to purchase online. I have a few sources that I trust but am looking for more. Reputation and provenance are my main concern. Would love to hear from other Burgundy collectors. Thank you all for your help.
Luke Milton,
Have you done any searches in the archives here?
This is a very common topic.
I have not. Didn’t even cross my mind to be honest. I’ll definitely check it out though. Was only looking for others experiences and opinions.
The search function is a GREAT resource on a board like this.
I’ve already started using the archives. I really appreciate your advice. That should have been the first thing I did before posting.
Eh… disagree. Not using the search function is perfect berserker behavior. 
I just wanted some advice from other collectors who have way more experience than me. Wanted to hear others thoughts and experiences. So many knowledgeable individuals on here.
I feel like it’s a fair question - suitable topic for a sticky/wiki, even.
Burg is my #1 purchase wine-wise by volume. It’s a Balkanized buying experience because no one shop gets much of most producers that the cool kids chase. Still, there are many good options.
If you are ok with pre-arrival and waiting 3-10 months your options are much better.
Here are some I’ve used with good success, personally:
Liquid Culture/ Rob Panzer - His hit rate for introducing me to new producers at great prices is high (Audoin, Lafouge, H Magnien to name a few)
The Wine Club
Woodland Hills Wine
KL if they ship to your state
Occasional orders, good service
Larchmont and VINT: Not a lot of communication, but nice service when the bottles were ready to ship.
Grand Vin in Washington State
GRW: Pricy bottles, but good service
Benchmark Napa: The alerted me to moldy labels, asked if I still wanted them bottles and discounted $90/bottle
Many on this board buy at auction, but I don’t: ymmv
If you are buying big volume (like, pallets-worth), buy in Britain/France and have it shipped annually. That’s the best price, but its too much wine for me.
Don’t forget about German Pinot (Spätburgunder)!
For Burgundy Crush is important and Lyle Fass at Fass Selections (DTC).
if you buy in Burgundy, you can get Cotr D’Or Imports to ship to you and not have to buy by the palate or anywhere near that
Thanks Howard, I shall investigate! I need a new source of bottles like a hippo needs roller skates, but its good to research options. All in the name of science, you understand…
My new larger offsite, already full, says: 
@Dennis_Atick reports that Idealwine.com, an auction house (based in France I think?) is another decent option for buying on the continent and shipping to the U.S.
To the OP, If your town has the option, there is value in cultivating a relationship with a local shop or two where you live. Knowledgeable retailers that love wine helped me take my first baby steps and I try to spend some where I live. Yes, the bottles aren’t the sharpest price points as you’ll find online, but those relationships pay off occasionally with a “heads up” when special things arrive or a good tasting.
When I visit wineries in Burgundy, Cote D’Or Imports is wonderful. If I buy 6 or more bottles from a winery, they will pick up the wine and I don’t have to pay VAT. Same things with wine stores there. Price at Cote D’Or Imports depends on how much wine I buy (aggregated from the various sources I purchase from) and often is less than or about equal to the savings on the VAT. I have on occasions bought wine from stores like the Caveau de Chassagne Montrachet from home and had Cote D’Or Imports pick the wine up and ship it to me.