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Chablis Montserre 2022
De Béru Athènaïs€41.00The highest point on the hill of Béru, Montserre is, as its name suggests, a summit of "Serres", a particular geological formation, a superposition of highly angular fossilized limestone slabs. This unique terroir produces wines with a strong personality characterized by their chewiness, concentrated body and smoky, iodized mineral notes.
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Santenay "Sous La Roche" 2023
Maison En Belles Lies€42.00This is the most southerly white in the Côte d'Or. Lots of finesse and tension. The stony soil gives it a mineral, saline character. Good length.
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Chablis Montserre 2023
De Béru Athènaïs€46.00The highest point on the hill of Béru, Montserre is, as its name suggests, a summit of "Serres", a particular geological formation, a superposition of highly angular fossilized limestone slabs. This unique terroir produces wines with a strong personality characterized by their chewiness, concentrated body and smoky, iodized mineral notes.
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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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Hautes Côtes de Beaune "Les Craies" 2023
Petitprez Antoine€59.00A great Chardonnay from the Hautes Côtes de Beaune, aged for nearly two years. It is a full-bodied, deep, and complex wine—certainly one of the finest produced by Antoine Petitprez. A wine with aging potential that will delight you in a few years, but which can already be enjoyed now if decanted briefly.
Limited to 3 bottles per customer
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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.
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