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Montagny 1er Cru Chazelle 2024
Beauné Aline€38.00A 45-year-old vine, east-facing, with excellent ripeness, and a blend of tank and oak aging with a touch of new oak: all the elements come together to create a delicate wine with a beautifully long finish.
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Montagny 1er Cru Le Cloux 2024
Beauné Aline€38.00Here, the higher proportion of limestone in the soil gives the wine its characteristic minerality as well as a full-bodied flavor that lingers on the palate
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Saint Aubin 2023 (24 months of aging)
Chaume des Lies€42.00New and great vintage. A small plot of Saint Aubin pampered by our two winemakers, delicate vinification, without sulfur of course, and 24 months of aging to bring out the full potential of this great Burgundy wine. Tiny quantities.
1 bottle per customer
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Maranges blanc "Les Plantes" 2023
Cassiopée€49.00A white wine that takes on a whole new dimension: fuller-bodied, more structured, with excellent length. The terroir of Les Plantes produces a refined, balanced wine that embodies the maturity of Cassiopée's great white wines.
1 bottle per person and a maximum of 2 bottles from the estate
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Pouilly Fuissé 1er Cru "Clos Reyssier" 2024
Recchione Jérémy€54.00East-facing, a brown clay terroir resting on entrobic limestone (limestone containing many marine fossils). The vines are always early with good density. Direct pressing, Ceramic Clayver fermentation and 228L barrels.
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Mâcon-Chaintré Vieilles Vignes L06 MAGNUM
Valette Philippe€79.00assemblage millésimes 2018, 2022 et 2023
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Chablis Clos Béru 2021
De Béru Athènaïs€92.00This is the emblematic cuvée of Château de Béru. It comes from a vineyard situated at an altitude of 300 m, planted around the château on an outcrop of pure Kimmeridgian limestone bedrock and surrounded by an enclosed wall several hundred years old. A long ageing period of 18 months in demi-muids, followed by a year in foudre and 6 months in bottle, is needed to tame the wild intensity of this powerful, mineral and complex wine.
