Red
Bachelet
Cossard
Pacalet
Prieuré Roch
Truchot
Whites
de Moor
Pacalet
Pierre Yves Colin-Morey
Raveneau
Vallette
- Chandon de Briailles
- Lafarge
- Barthod
- Trapet
- Grivot
- Pavelot
- Lamarche
some Bouchard, Gouges, Mongeard-Mugneret (sentimental attachment to Anne Mongeard)
Expensive - Meo Camuzet
Reasonable - Henri Gouges
Never had a Gouges. How does it compare with Chevillon? Gouges probably gets my vote for ugliest wine label ever 
Clos des Lambrays
Comte Armand
Mugneret-Gibourg
Lafarge
Chevillon
Rouget, Roumier, Lambrays, Mugneret-Gibourg, and if Truchot (retired) is allowed, then I choose Jayer.
alan
Very simple label…but ugly? Gouges is classic and not overstated. Not sure how they compare to Chevillon…I’ve only had a couple of them.
Eye of the beholder but I don’t like cheesy PMS green color they use on the label for the reversed out vineyard names. I’m in the printing business and like cool art. Wouldn’t stop me from drinking and possibly loving the wine in the btl though They still seem priced right.
Gouge: ugly labeled burgundy, for the patient.
I wouldn’t take Dujac out of the running because I still buy most of their village and a few premier cru wines (namely the 1er MSD) every year (and love them immensely)…
My list would include:
Fourrier (but probably not for much longer)
Mugneret-Gibourg (but probably not for much longer)
Jadot
l’Arlot
D’Angerville
(+ many other producers that make very nice wine at acceptable price points)
Amiot
Ann Gros
Arlaud
Arlot
Arnoux
Bachelet
Bertagna
Bonneau du Martray
Bouchard
Bruno Clair
Chevillon
Clavelier
Clos de Tart
Coche-Dury
Comte Armand
Confuron-Coteitidot
D’Angerville
Damoy
Daniel Rion
De Courcel
De Montille
De Vogue
Drouhin
F.Esmonin
Faiveley
Fourrier
Geantet-Pansiot
Gouges
Grivot
Groffier
Gros F&S
Hudelot-Noellat
J.J Confuron
Jadot
Henri Jayer
Jayer-Gilles
Georges Jayer
Jean-Claude Boisset
Jean-Marc Vincent
Lafarge
Lafon
Laurent
liger-Belair
Marc Roy
Marechal
Meo-Camuzet
Michel Gros
Mongeard-Mugneret
Parent
Ponsot
Potel
Pousse d’Or
Ramonet
Roumier
Tardy
Trapet
Tremblay
Violot-Guillemard
Voillot
Hey! That’s my cellar!
Seriously, add Lambrays, Lignier, and Eugenie and subtract a few and we’re pretty close. I’d add Lamarche but they had about ten seconds during which the quality was high and the prices were fair.
That’s an awfully short list
I couldn’t narrow it down to a few Craig.
Faiveley
Jadot
Lambrays
Morot
Bize
Ecard
no Lecheneaut or Serafin?
alan
Mugneret-Gibourg
Marquis d’Angerville
Grivot
I don’t love Serafin Alan and never had a Lecheneaut.
I guess that the Domaine doesn’t really exist anymore, but my runaway Number One would have been Rene Engel.
And I actually think that Vincent Girardin makes some nice Pinot, but his wines will need decades to settle down and show any secondary or tertiary notes.
Another outfit that I have really enjoyed is Domaine Forey [not to be confused with Fourrier].
And I once had a very nice Lécheneaut.
Not sure why mugnier excluded. In no particular order.
Grivot
Roumier
Hudelot noellat
Mugneret gibourg
Bachelet
Or maybe fourrier, gouges, Dujac, faiveley jadot