Nouveautés
Nouveautés
Bourgogne
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Saint-Véran 2024
La Mutine€26.00Vendange manuelle en cagettes. Levures indigènes, non filtré. Sol calcaire « qui tire vers la crai » peu profond.
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Montagny 2024
Beauné Aline€29.00A blend of two carefully selected terroirs, half of which was aged in tanks and half in barrels, this wine is a true reflection of the Montagny appellation: citrus, white flowers, and minerality.
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Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Beaune Blanc 2023 (24 mois d'élevage)
Chaume des Lies€32.00New cuvée! Magnificent high-altitude Chardonnays, picked at full maturity and aged for two years. A beautiful, long and complex white Burgundy.
2 bottles per customer
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Montagny "Reconnaissance" 2024
Beauné Aline€34.00The estate’s signature wine. First produced in the 2022 vintage, it comes from a vineyard located in the heart of the village, right next to his grandmother’s house, “where it all began.” It is a tribute wine, deeply rooted in family history.
The vines, which are about 35 years old, are aged entirely in a single large oak cask - an Alsatian cask selected by Aline herself, whose capacity matches the plot’s yield exactly. It is a choice that is both technical and symbolic. In the glass, the wine offers a very delicate, lemony, and mineral nose, followed by a long, energetic palate with an almost stony texture. A straightforward, sincere wine, deeply connected to its origins.
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Marsannay Blanc 2023
Arlaud Cyprien€35.00As the only Village appellation that can be produced in all three red wine categories, its character is typical of the wines of the Côte de Nuits, with a style similar to that of neighboring appellations such as Fixin and Gevrey-Chambertin. While the presence of vineyards has been documented since the 7th century—as is the case throughout the Côte—the prestige of this vineyard has been recognized for a very long time. The Abbey of Bèze, the Bishopric of Autun, the Dukes of Burgundy, and many others owned vineyards in this village.
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Saint-Véran 2024
Recchione Jérémy€39.00A plot located 300 meters away, benefiting from a privileged southwestern exposure. With exceptional vines over 40 years old, this Saint-Véran draws its complexity from deep clay-limestone soil. The maturity of the vines brings increased concentration and aromatic expression, while the limestone terroir is the signature of its elegant minerality and refined structure. On the palate, it offers a lively and elegant attack, supported by a chalky minerality characteristic of Saint-Véran. Its persistent finish and beautiful tension make it a wine that can be enjoyed young for its liveliness, but also develop more complex notes of honey and dried fruit after a few years of aging.
