($16, Dreyfus-Ashby): The 2011 vintage for white Burgundy was a mixed bag with some wines being flabby.  Drouhin managed to capture acidity to keep that problem at bay with their lineup.  This St. Veran, from an appellation near its more famous neighbor, Pouilly Fuissé, is a stand out at the price.  It’s creamy and bright with just enough acidity to keep it lively.  Yet, it’s suave enough to enjoy as a glass by itself before dinner.  Put a bottle of it on the table at Thanksgiving and your guests will love you. 88 Michael Apstein Oct 29, 2013