Nouveautés
Nouveautés
Bourgogne
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L'Etrange 2021
Maison En Belles Lies€25.00Fresh fruit on the nose, full-bodied and frank on the palate, with a deep color and a finish of melted tannins. Fifteen months of ageing have given it a strong character.
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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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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.
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Bourgogne Rouge L'Origine 2023
Clair Obscur€33.00BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR "L'Origine", the only original family plot, was the vineyard where it all began for Clair Obscur. It was in 2006 that the opportunity arose to take over its cultivation and, at the same time, to begin vinification without sulfur.
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Bourgogne rouge "Les Vaux" SSA 2023
Rougeot Marc€36.00"Les Vaux" are located in the commune of Meursault, close to the center, rendering a structured Burgundy with volume.
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Le Petit Têtu rouge 2023
Berrux Jean-Marie€37.00Crisp Pinot Noir, full of red fruit and lightness. 100% whole harvest. Just the right amount of pinot, with lovely freshness and mellow tannins.
Limited to 1 bottle per person
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Sur la plage Hautes Cote de Beaune 2023
Dandelion€52.00This is the first vintage of this cuvée at Domaine Dandelion. It's a blend of 3 different plots in the Hautes Côtes de Beaune. The terroir is partly sandy, which explains the cuvée's name. This sandy soil makes the wine extremely drinkable, with finesse and verticality.
Limited to 1 bottle per customer
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Hautes Cotes Nature 2023
Dandelion€55.00Domaine Dandelion's great and beautiful cuvée, the one that has obviously made their reputation. It's a pure Pinot Noir made in the true Burgundian tradition, with beautiful grapes harvested when ripe, vinified in whole bunches and macerated for around twenty days. The grapes were then delicately foot-pressed before going to the press. Finally, the wine was aged in old, multi-wine barrels to avoid any marking of the wood. No sulfur was used, of course. Quite simply, a great wine, but one that needs a few more months of rest before it can be uncorked, according to Christian. So please wait patiently for the wine to rest and take flight ;)
Limited to 2 bottles per customer
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