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£144.99Domaine Borgeot is situated in the village of Rémigny in the Côte de Beaune. Created in 1903, it is now run by the fourth generation of the Borgeot family: brothers Laurent and Pascal. Their 23 hectares of sustainably-farmed vineyards are in the villages of Bouzeron, Santenay, Chassagne-Montrachet and Puligny-Montrachet. The […]
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£82.99Domaine du Château Philippe le Hardi (formerly Château de Santenay) was once the majestic stately home of the first Duke of Burgundy. Philippe le Hardi received his duchy from his father, the King of France, and became famous for banning the cultivation of Gamay in the Côte d’Or, saying in […]
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£76.50Brother and sister Guillaume and Sarah Glantenay are the sixth generation of their family to run this domaine, which they took over from their father, Pierre, in 2013. Pierre still works the estate’s eight hectares of vineyard, four of which are in Volnay, while Guillaume runs the new cuverie and […]
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£98.99Domaine Mongeard-Mugneret is owned by Vincent and Anne Mongeard. The domaine is located in Vosne-Romanée in the heart of the Côte de Nuits. The Domaine has vineyards in 35 appellations totalling over 30 hectares, ranging from Villages to Grand Cru. Vincent and Anne practice sustainable viticulture, ‘la lutte raisonnée’, with […]
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£69.99Domaine Gaunoux are a small family producer based in Meursault, with 6ha of vineyards, in Meursault, Pommard and Volnay. The plantings of their vines are split 50% between Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Jean-Michel Gaunoux’s family have a long winemaking history in Burgundy, and in 1990, Jean-Michel Gaunoux set up on […]
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£55.99The huddle of cellars that comprises the winery of Domaine Jean-Noël Gagnard, situated under their old house in the heart of the village, hardly seems big enough for the domaine’s 12.5 hectares of vineyard. But the ever-enterprising Caroline Lestimé also makes her ‘negociant’ wines here. These are negociant wines only […]
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£48.99This estate is run by brothers Pablo and Vincent who took over from their parents in 2007 after gaining experience in Bordeaux and Central Otago. They farm the 19-hectare estate organically and have introduced horse-drawn ploughing (for less compacted soil) and larger barrels to refine the style of the wines, […]
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£167.99This magnificent 9th century property is also known as ‘Château Philippe le Hardi’, named after the first Duke of Burgundy. Philippe le Hardi received his duchy from his father, the King of France, and became famous for banning the cultivation of Gamay in the Côte d‘Or, saying in his edict […]
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£31.50The 18th century Château de Vaudieu has been in the Bréchet family for over 50 years and today is run by Laurent Bréchet, the grandson of the original owner. The name ‘Vaudieu’ originates from ‘Vallée de Dieu’, or ‘Valley of God’ – in reference to the beauty of the area […]
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£28.99Winemaker Jean-François Bordet can trace his family history back to 1590 in Chablis, which makes his one of the oldest winemaking families in the region. The estate is made up of 24 hectares, which lie on the right bank of the Serein river with a south and south-east exposition. The […]
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£24.99The 18th century Château de Vaudieu has been in the Bréchet family for over 50 years and today is run by Laurent Bréchet, the grandson of the original owner. The name ‘Vaudieu’ originates from ‘Vallée de Dieu’, or ‘Valley of God’ – in reference to the beauty of the area […]
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£25.99Château Laville is owned by Jean-Christophe Barbe and his family. Jean-Christophe’s particular area of expertise as an oenology professor at the University of Bordeaux is ‘noble rot’ which, as a producer of Sauternes, he has had plenty of opportunity to study first-hand. The vineyards for Château Laville lie on gravel […]
