The Burgundy region of France is where the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grape reach their zenith. The region is a patchwork of appellations and vineyards all with their own unique personalities. Following a couple of small harvests and a rise in demand, prices have risen and allocations are ever dwindling but we have found a few gems in some of the lesser-known regions and from new up and coming wine makers. We also have an exciting selection from the southern regions of Macon and Vire Clesse where tremendous value can be found and, of course, Chablis which remains as popular and as unique as ever. We have chosen a small but perfectly formed selection of Burgundies that epitomise the area and their respective grape varieties.
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