Burgundy Basics
Burgundy, one of the world’s most iconic and diverse wine regions, is located in eastern France and spans several notable subregions. Chablis, furthest north, is famed for its crisp, mineral- driven Chardonnay, thanks to its cool climate and Kimmeridgian soils. Moving south, Côte Chalonnaise is where you’ll find Pinot Noirs of structure, complexity, and aging potential. The Mâconnais, benefitting from a warmer, southern climate offers light, fruit-driven Pinot Noirs- exceptional values for everyday drinking. Farthest south (and yes, technically still part of Burgundy), we have Beaujolais, known for Gamay-based reds in fresh, vibrant styles distinct from the Pinot Noir dominating the rest of Burgundy. These regions are just a glimpse of the complex terroir and grape diversity that Burgundy has to offer.
Collection includes:
2023 Domaine Ventoura, Petit Chablis
2023 Jean Paul Dubost, Beaujolais-Lantignie
2023 Thevenet & Fils Bourgogne "Les Clos"
2023 Domaine Pellatier Hibon Givry Vieilles Vignes
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