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After up to eight months of maturation on the fine yeasts, the "little" Chablis exudes fragrant aromas of hawthorn, vine blossoms, citrus fruits and spices.
A delicate pale gold in color, the bouquet of which is dominated by light-fleshed fruits and fresh honey, complemented by a fine mineral note that underlines its complexity and ba.
Chardonnay from Savigny-les-Beaune is rare. Pinot Noir dominates here.
This 1.90 hectare vineyard is ideally located on a medium slope near the hill of Corton-Charlemagne. It has the same soil structure and altitude as its famous neighbor.
A very small single vineyard located on a hill of the Corton and shared between Chanson and the Hospices de Beaune.
Chanson is one of the main owners of Clos des Mouches with a vineyard of 4.5 hectares.
Magnificent wine, a white legend from the Rhône, rich, distinctive and extremely complex.
Chamirey Mercurey \"En Pierrelet\" 0,75l Chateau de Chamirey Devillard
The 2023 vintage has once again shown how capricious and unpredictable nature can be. Until mid-August, all climatic signs suggested a great vintage.
Pure and bright, with white-gold reflections. The bouquet is characterized by fruit blossoms and peaches. Silky and long, with a floral and fruity finish.
This Chassagne Village comes from 50-year-old vines and it is fat. But by no means flabby.
Located east of the village and not far from the Grand Cru Montrachet, the Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru \"Chenevottes\" is a complex vineyard with light, easy-to-work soils on a g.
Pale golden, delicately fruity, fresh and lively, Pinot Blanc is the favorite Alsatian wine for all occasions.
The approximately ten hectares of vines of the Château de la Chesnaie grow on warm loam and clay soils, which encourage early ripening of the grapes.
Like an eagle, the Chardonnay dominates the airy, highest vineyards of the Domaine de l'Aigle. The soil and climate offer it almost Burgundian conditions.
Colour: Shiny straw yellow with greenish-golden highlights.
The grapes for the Cheval d'Or varietal wines come from France's largest and oldest vineyard, the Languedoc.
The climate is ideally located near the famous Montrachet and Chevalier Montrachet, the southeast exposure is also excellent.
This Sauvignon Blanc comes from three hills in the famous village of Chavignol, called "Les 3 Coteaux" in French.
A fruity yet harmonious Sauvignon Blanc is developed from the renowned sites of Sancerre.
On the finest Silex terroir, the famous flint soils of the Loire, the Sauvignon unfolds its sparkling minerality with fine citrus aromas and slightly salty notes.
The Chardonnay from Aussières is only produced on a few hectares of vineyards. It shows beautiful harmony and fresh fruit.
Colour: pale, shiny straw yellowScent: fine balance of the three grape varieties on the nose, slightly grassy notes blend with hints of dried apricots, Clairette complements hints.
Colour: shiny straw yellow with green-gold reflections Fragrance: fragrant, fruity bouquet with hints of stone fruit (peach, apricot) and fresh grapes Taste: dry on the palate, ar.
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