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Hautes Côtes de Beaune 2023
Mandelot€30.0060% whole grapes. Vinified for 19 days in vats. Two light punchings of the cap. Aged in 2- to 4-wine barrels. Release in May. No added sulfites (or other inputs) from harvest to bottling. The whole harvest is perfectly controlled, allowing the juices to develop an incredible energy. Superb.
Limited to 3 bottles per customer
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Savigny-les-Beaune 1er Cru les Lavières 2022
Chenu Louis & filles€45.00Les Lavières takes its name from the lava in its subsoil, which is covered with very stony brown earth. Very fragrant at first, this premier cru remains so as it ages, which is typical of this appellation. It produces a tender, elegant, and pleasant wine in its youth, due to its finesse. It releases numerous aromas of red fruit and violet very early on. It remains very intense as it ages. With age, it develops a terroir flavor reminiscent of flint or smoke. It can be stored for around fifteen years without any problem.
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Le Têtu 2023
Berrux Jean-Marie€45.00The more serious version of Le Petit: same natural spirit, but with greater depth. Parcel selection, longer ageing, fuller body, more complex finish. A white with character, but without heaviness. Le Têtu has only been produced 4 times: 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2023. A rare wine!
Limited to 1 bottle per person
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Bourgogne Cuvée Auguste 2023
Clos des vignes du Maynes€49.00Julien Guillot's grand cuvée, the one that all true enthusiasts of authentic Burgundy will snatch up. A wine of great complexity. Flowers, red fruits, a nose that "pinotes" like never before, leading to a mouth that is textured and suave, with a rare amplitude, all carried by a minerality that balances this incredible richness.
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Combarnier 2019
Jouveaux Alexandre€49.00A rare and highly sought-after vintage, Combarnier 2019 plays the card of mineral freshness and aromatic subtlety, blending lemon, white flowers, and salinity. The palate is slender and vibrant, with a slightly oxidative sensation that adds depth without weighing down the wine; the balance of acidity and minerality leads to a long, savory finish.
