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  1. Château DE LA TOUR PENET, MACON VILLAGES (38cl)

    Château DE LA TOUR PENET MACON VILLAGES (38cl)

    2009

    £6.75

    • bright yellow
    • freshly squeezed citrus with floral note.
    • pure with a vibrant finish
  2. Maison BOUCHARD PÈRE & FILS

    Maison BOUCHARD PÈRE & FILS "PINOT la VIGNEE" BOURGOGNE (38cl)

    2008

    £8.50

    • pale ruby
    • stone fruit aromas and white pepper.
    • soft tannins with a dry finish
  3. LA CHABLISIENNE

    LA CHABLISIENNE "LES VAUX SEREINS" CHABLIS (38cl)

    2008

    £8.50

    • yellow
    • lemon, hazelnut.
    • mineral finish
  4. LORON & FILS, BOURGOGNE ALIGOTE

    LORON & FILS BOURGOGNE ALIGOTE

    2008

    £9.70

    • bright yellow
    • lemon & baked apple.
    • fresh and spicy
  5. "AOC" NICOLAS BOURGOGNE

    2008

    £9.99

    • bright yellow
    • grapefruit, white fruits, peach.
    • mineral and butter.
  6. "AOC" NICOLAS BOURGOGNE

    2007

    £9.99

    • bright purple
    • morello cherry.
    • well balanced, with soft tannins and mineral note
  7. Maison LOUIS JADOT, MACON

    Maison LOUIS JADOT MACON

    2008

    £9.99

    • bright yellow
    • lemon zest and green apple.
    • fresh with a racy finish
  8. LA CHABLISIENNE

    LA CHABLISIENNE "LES VAUX SEREINS" SAUVIGNON DE SAINT BRIS

    2008

    £9.99

    • bright yellow
    • grapefruit and box tree.
    • elegant and pure
  9. PASCAL CLEMENT, BOURGOGNE

    PASCAL CLEMENT BOURGOGNE

    2008

    £10.50

    • pale ruby
    • black pepper, raspberry.
    • full, clean, with soft tannins
  10. Domaine WILLIAM FEVRE

    Domaine WILLIAM FEVRE "MONTMAINS" CHABLIS, 1er Cru (38cl)

    2008

    £10.99

    • bright yellow
    • intensely floral nose with oyster shell aroma.
    • pure with an elegant finish
  11. Domaine VOCORET & FILS

    Domaine VOCORET & FILS "LES VAILLONS" CHABLIS, 1er Cru (38cl)

    2008

    £10.99

    • bright yellow
    • white peach and vanilla.
    • fresh with a long finish
  12. CUVEE BOISEE, BOURGOGNE

    CUVEE BOISEE BOURGOGNE

    2007

    £11.49

    • yellow
    • apricot and hazelnut.
    • mineral with a soft finish
  13. Maison BOUCHARD PERE & FILS, CÔTE DE BEAUNE-VILLAGES (38cl)

    Maison BOUCHARD PERE & FILS CÔTE DE BEAUNE-VILLAGES (38cl)

    2007

    £11.50

    • bright ruby
    • morello cherry, liquorice and spices.
    • Full, clean, soft tannins. Great wine
  14. CREMANT DE BOURGOGNE, ANDRE DELORME

    CREMANT DE BOURGOGNE ANDRE DELORME "BLANC DE BLANCS"

    NV

    £11.99

    • bright yellow
    • biscuit and yellow fruits.
    • great balance
  15. Maison ALBERT BICHOT, BOURGOGNE

    Maison ALBERT BICHOT BOURGOGNE

    2007

    £11.99

    • bright yellow
    • peach, grapefruit, butter.
    • round and mineral
  16. L'ANSERIGE

    L'ANSERIGE "CUVEE TRADITION" PETIT CHABLIS, Petit Chablis

    2008

    £11.99

    • bright yellow
    • iodine with Granit-Smith.
    • dry with a racy finish
  17. LORON PÈRE & FILS

    LORON PÈRE & FILS "VIEILLES VIGNES" VIRE CLESSE

    2008

    £11.99

    • bright yellow
    • acacia blossom and golden apple.
    • fresh with a mineral finish
  18. Domaine GERARD PERSENOT

    Domaine GERARD PERSENOT "VIEILLES VIGNES" BOURGOGNE CÔTES D'AUXERRE

    2009

    £11.99

    • light garnet
    • spice, black pepper, fruit-stone and raspberry.
    • Dry, with soft tannins.
  19. CREMANT DE BOURGOGNE, ANDRE DELORME

    CREMANT DE BOURGOGNE ANDRE DELORME

    NV

    £12.50

    • bright yellow
    • biscuit and yellow fruits.
    • creamy bubbles
  20. "LES OMBRELLES" SAINT VERAN

    2009

    £13.90

    • bright yellow
    • lemon and orange peel, golden apple.
    • fruity with a fresh finish
  21. J&L AEGERTER

    J&L AEGERTER "LES BELLES ROCHES" HAUTES CÔTES DE BEAUNE

    2009

    £13.90

    • ruby
    • morello cherry and kirsch.
    • fruity with savoury tannins
  22. "BEAUCHARME" BOURGOGNE

    2009

    £13.99

    • pale ruby
    • red cherry, lime and mint.
    • kirsch aroma with soft tannins
  23. Domaine MALTOFF COULANGE LA VINEUSE, BOURGOGNE

    Domaine MALTOFF COULANGE LA VINEUSE BOURGOGNE

    2007

    £13.99

    • ruby
    • morello cherry, liquorice and spices.
    • Full, clean, soft tannins
  24. Domaine DE L'ABBAYE, BOURGOGNE EPINEUIL

    Domaine DE L'ABBAYE BOURGOGNE EPINEUIL

    2008

    £13.99

    • bright pale ruby
    • black cherry, smoky.
    • full-bodied, with a fresh finish

The variety of the Burgundy wines is considerable and yet they come from three varietals, all born from this ground where vines are cultivated for more than 2000 years. Yes, famous Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Gamay are born here. And yet what a difference between the unmatched smoothness of Pommard, the nutty Corton-Charlemagne or a Montrachet so delicately fruity

Auxerrois-Chablis

Chablis offers to the area one of the most beautiful florets: a white wine with the pale color gold-green, sharp and light, with the flint dryness.

Côtes de Beaune

"Côte de Beaune" is especially known for its dry white, which are considered as the best in the world. They come from the “Côte de Meursault or the Côte de Blanc”.

Côtes de Nuits

The "Côte de Nuits" is the field of the Pinot noir whose culture is delicate. It It produces wines of world renown.

Côtes Châlonnaises

The vineyards of the Côte Chalonnaise is too closely linked to the Cote de Beaune to not like him: even ground, same varietals, same traditions.

Burgundy