Nouveautés
Nouveautés
Bourgogne
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Roue Libre 2023
Petitprez Antoine€27.00The "Roue libre" cuvée is an obvious choice. An immediate, direct, jovial wine.
Limited to 3 bottles per customer
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Pet' Nat' 2025
Dandelion€28.00Made from direct pressing of Pinot Noir and Gamay grapes, this is anything but a bland sparkling wine. It is energetic, fruity, truly refreshing, and has an immediately delightful quality that makes you want to take another sip. A little firecracker, in the best sense of the word, perfect for an aperitif... but not only.
24hr maceration on skins then pressing and fermentation for 1 month in vats before bottling. No sulphiting.
Limited to 1 bottle per customer
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Mâcon Cruzille Au Quin Château 2024
Clos des vignes du Maynes€29.00A Chardonnay that you'll want to drink more often: lively, elegant, and mouthwatering!
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Bourgogne les Crays 2023
Clos des vignes du Maynes€29.00Pinot noir on clay-limestone soil, this Burgundy displays an amplitude and finesse rare in the region. The estate's "petite cuvée" of Pinot Noir is exceptional in every way, and may surprise many of your guests. Not to be missed!
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Mâcon Village 30 months 2022
Clos des vignes du Maynes€31.00A long aging process, as Julien Guillot is increasingly experimenting with, particularly on his Léandre vintages. Here, we find the same spirit with a powerful, deep wine, yet held together by magnificent acidity.
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Les Robinettes blanc 2023
Guyot Raphaëlle€32.00This cuvée comes from the "Robinetes" plot located in the commune of Treigny. Mass selection of Chardonnay planted in 2020 at a density of 4,500 vines/ha and covering an area of 0.75 ha. It is planted on a clay-limestone hillside with a small proportion of marl. Subsoil from the Portlandian period.
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Geneviève Méthode traditionnelle 2022
Clos des vignes du Maynes€32.00100% Chardonnay, aged 9 months on laths
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Hautes Côtes de Beaune "Puits de Chaux" 2023
Clair Obscur€32.00BOURGOGNE HAUTES COTES DE BEAUNE "Puits de Chaux", parcel located on the plateau in the commune of Volnay, where the lime needed to build stone walls was extracted. The limestone is very white, combined with red clay, producing very fine, delicate Pinot Noirs.
