Guillaume d’Angerville is troubled. Not upset, mind you. But concerned and disquieted. Heir to the famous Burgundy estate of Domaine Marquis d’Angerville, he is no ordinary Burgundian winegrower, not after a lucrative 20-year career with the investment banking house JPMorgan Chase. Wine Spectator Matt Kramer explains.
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