BURGUNDY

The lovely balance of ripe pineapple, creaminess and discreet oak makes this Meursault very easy to enjoy. The mineral freshness from high-altitude vineyards nicely complementing the bass notes. Nice touch of grapefruit at the bold finish.

Bright medium ruby. Very dark, discreet scents of black raspberry, crème de cassis and flowers. Densely packed, intense and energetic, terrific savory minerality and violet lift. A crystalline quality finishes with mounting length and noble tannins.

100% Chardonnay from 20-25 year old vines farmed using no herbicides. Aged three months on the lees. Vegan friendly. Very clean, fresh, Alpine in character; not unlike the wines of the Jura & Savioe. Great change from Macon!

Crisp, balanced and delicately floral, Chardonnays from the Macon Villages are often made in the unoaked style and offer a magnificent sampling of what white Burgundy has to offer—without years of waiting and high dollar price tags.

Its nose, intense of candied lemon, develops itself on notes of citrus marmalade, acacia, and thyme. The mouthfeel, very fresh, offers a nice tension where aromas of candied lemon and white flowers are revealed.

Vineyard soils have a high percentage of chalk and limestone, which imparts mineral character. Elegant aromas and clean, fresh character. Shows floral, apple and citrus aromas and flavors, with mineral notes; a classic expression from this appellation.

A luscious, fruity style, offering black currant, black cherry, wet earth, vanilla and mineral notes. Dense, showing some grip on the extended finish.

Aromas of fresh red apples, honey and white flowers with elegant and rich flavors of toasted nuts and citrus. One of the purest expressions of this typical Burgundian grape. Ideal pairings for this wine include roasted salmon, shellfish or creamy cheeses.

This wine has lots of lovely ripe fruit, yet not over the top, fine minerality and perfectly poised acidity . The palate is quite richly flavoured, notes of pineapple, ripe apple and a nutty roundness. It has a lovely backbone of acidity and minerality.

Fichet's Aligoté is among the most energetic in the Cote d'Or. Sourced primarily from vines in the village of Meursault, this wine is zippy, clean and fresh with aromas of green apple and lime on the nose.
Primarily sourced from the village of Meursault

Vaillons is a bit more powerful and structured, but Dauvissat's classic take has plenty of saline minerals and crisp acidity too. Soft touch of oak here buttresses the structure. Profound, and built to age.