Chablis

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Produced from Chardonnay grapes grown near Auxerre this so called "simple Chablis" style Burgundy is by no means simple or rodinary. The nose is fresh and vivacious with notes of citrus and acacia flowers. The flavour is full and round with hints of white flowers, lemon and brioche. It has real character and quality about it and offers fine value. [read on...]

£9.00

Made from Pinot NOir this delicious, fruity crisp pale rosé makes an excellent and different addition to our extensive rosé wine listing, with mouth watering moreish flavours of crushed raspberries, black cherries and red currents. It is versatile and can be enjoyed as an aperitif or with food especially crab and lobster. [read on...]

£9.05

An outstanding racy Petit Chablis with wonderfully balanced flavour, classic minerality, packed with exotic fruit flavours of mango, apricots, white peaches and citrus. The 2007 vintage received the rare maximum accolade of *** in Hachette last year. We await judgement of this vintage in this year's publication with optimistic anticipation. [read on...]

£10.00

Petit Chablis is one of the four 'appellations' of Chablis and although Petit in French means small, there is nothing small about this wine. An excellent vintage and still retains a fresh, lively bouquet and a fresh lemon, citrus seductive flavour with a touch of minerality. [read on...]

£10.80

The traditional way to vinify Chablis is to leave the new wine from fermentation in September/October on its lees (yeast sediment) until it is bottled in February/March. This wine estate extends this period to June/ July which adds to its body and complexity. It has great richness and depth of flavour with hints of apricots, citrus, green apples and peaches. [read on...]

£12.05

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£12.50

No oak here! and from the outstanding 2008 vintage. Wonderful nose of fresh fruit, especially peaches and a rich, full supple flavour with classic minerality, which has assumed greater complexity with a year in bottle. [read on...]

£12.55

This wine stood out as something very special when tasted in the Perdycourt cellars. Produced from 60 year old vines with low yield, it has been vinified and stored in stainless steel tanks before bottling, so no oak. The wine is expressive, complex and underlined with discreet characters of citrus, minerally-typical of the terroir-and floral notes. [read on...]

£13.05

The Marchives have a plot of 50 year old vines close to Grand Crû Vaudesir which they call 'Tour du Roy' With above average consentration and quality for its price this is a very fine typical minerally Chablis with just the slightest touch of oak to add complexity and a hint of citrus [read on...]

£13.15