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Burgundy & Chablis
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Auxey-Duresses, Les Boutonniers, Domaine Philippe Bouzereau (Burgundy), 2022, BIOLOGIQUE - Vin Blanc
€28.90 The BottleAdd To CartA fuller style of fine white Burgundy from this now widely recognised village in the Côte de Beaune. The Boutonniers...
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€18.60 The BottleAdd To Cart
Everything you love about fine quality white Burgundy but only ever seem to be able to get at a much higher price. ...
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€31.40 The BottleAdd To Cart
A fine richer style of Burgundy, containing minerally flavours backed with a little oak. From Chardonnay vines with...
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€24.10 The BottleAdd To Cart
This Premier Cru Chablis has more body and apparent fruit in the mouth than a “straight” Chablis and it represents...
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€19.20 The BottleAdd To Cart
A deliciously soft and fruity wine taken from an old vineyard that was owned by the monks of Cluny in the Mâcon...
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€15.20 The BottleAdd To Cart
This is superb. Made by the highly reputed Gérard Tremblay, this is steely dry and crisp. 2022 was a warm year so...
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€10.20 The BottleAdd To Cart
This is the only Sauvignon allowed in the Burgundy area. It is grown just outside Chablis and is fresh and dry but...
Our Wines from Burgundy and Chablis
The Chardonnay is used in these regions to produce some of the longest lived finest white wines in the world. The other grape varieties permitted are the Aligoté, which produces a very dry white Burgundy, and the Sauvignon Blanc but this is only under the appellation of Saint-Bris. We are proposing to you here a large selection of great white Burgundies among which you will find wines ranging from, in the north, a Chablis Premier Cru to a Bourgogne Blanc from the Côte Chalonnaise in the south.
