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An classic blend of viognier, grenache blanc and clairette and fabulous with grilled chicken/fish. A supreme alternative to white Burgundy that often offers superior value-for-money.
From the great Estoras vineyards historically owned by the Esterhazy Princes and producing Austria's most famous varietal for white wines that pair supremely with all manner of Asian cuisine.
Beautiful, traditionally made white burgundy made by 5th generation members of the Gonon family at the foot of the great limestone escarpment Solutré that dominates Pouilly Fuissé.
Good Vouvray from the north of the Loire by Tours is one of France's hidden jewels, and one of our favourite white wines. Bernard Fouquet's fabulous Vouvray, grown on vines ...
Our number one selling white wine. Truly delicious white burgundy from the Rousset family and quite extraordinary good value.
The utmost expression of Loire Sauvignon Blanc sophistication and sourced across 30 different limestone, marl and flint parcels for a Pouilly-Fume of remarkable aromatic complexity.
Pouilly-Fuissé is the finest appellation of the Mâcon. A delicious wine from the excellent 2022 vintage - ripe and inviting flavours; intense citrus combined with more tropical fruits.
Pale gold in colour with citrus, toasted almonds and floral aromas. A full-bodied, creamy palate with nutty and lemon citrus notes. Good value and unmistakably serious white Burgundy.
Fine example of the glorious and fashionable viognier grape that nearly disappeared in the 60's and 70's from our favourite southern Rhône vineyard vineyard les Grands Bois.
This is from a classic Chablis vintage for the best growers, according to Decanter Magazine. Delicious already and will get even better.
