Nouveautés
Nouveautés
Wines
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Minette 2023
Dhumes François€29.00François' grand cuvée. A delicate red, made from fine Auvergne Gamay grapes grown with the minimum of intervention. Floral nose and fresh red fruit, slippery mouthfeel, well-established acidity, supple tannins. A graceful cuvée that drinks with disconcerting ease.
Limited to 3 bottles max per person
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Poelignié-Monthieux blanc 2024
Clos Bateau€32.00"A playful wink to our Burgundy neighbors, born from a craving for a voluptuous, creamy white. No grapes from Burgundy, but Chardonnay from the Beaujolais, pressed directly, vinified and aged in used Burgundy barriques. An unexpected encounter between regions, resulting in a rare and singular cuvée."
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En Lorme 2024
Mang Pierre€33.00New vintage from Pierre Mang for 2024. 100% Chardonnay harvested at full maturity. A full-bodied wine with superb volume but which retains a lot of freshness.
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Les Terres Noires 2024
Mang Pierre€33.00100% Chardonnay harvested at full maturity and aged for 18 months. A dense, earthy wine with beautiful length. Can be enjoyed now with food, but will reveal its full potential after a period of aging.
Limit: 2 bottles per customer.
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Le dessus de Beaufer 2024
Mang Pierre€34.00100% Chardonnay. Vineyard located near the Col de Beaufer (300m altitude), west of Tournus. Poor, stony soil. Aged for 18 months. More incisive than the 2023, very salty, a wine that really impressed us during the tasting.
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Le dessus de Beaufer 2023
Mang Pierre€34.00100% Chardonnay. Vineyard located near the Col de Beaufer (300m altitude), west of Tournus. Aged for 18 months, then 4 months in bottle. A very aromatic, powerful wine with good length. It can be enjoyed now with food, but will reach its full potential after a period of aging.
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Gamay 2024
Wolber Bastian€35.00Gamay from Burgundy vineyards, vinified with flexibility to emphasize fruitiness, drinkability, and a fresh, juicy, and immediate expression.
Limited to one bottle per person.
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Chablis Côte aux Prêtres 2022
De Béru Athènaïs€37.00La Côte aux Prêtres takes its name from its proximity to the pilgrim trails to Vezelay and Compostelle. It's a beautiful vineyard overlooking Béru. This hilltop dome enjoys magnificent exposure and is always very windy. The terroir is mainly composed of small Kimmeridgian limestone pebbles eroded over time. Chablis Côte aux Prêtres is a wine of great tension, whose powerful minerality is expressed by notes of iodized salt. It is a wine of great sapidity.
