France Burgundy

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Very subtle lemon/apple nose. Dried fruit and hazelnut taking over. Palate: Dominant and topped with a hint of alertness. Very pleasant, giving freshness and balance to this wine. From the Macon region, Burgundy

Winemaker Notes Domaine du Colombier Chablis Petit Chablis comes from Chardonnay grapes grown in the AOC Chablis vineyards, with south-south east exposure; the wine during vinification sees only steel. This is a bright, crisp wine with a pretty lemon, limestone and slightly floral nose. The palate is citrusy, mostly lemon backed up with some peach, green apple and more minerality. Good developing...

90 points Wilifred Wong The 2018 Domaine Faiveley Mercurey is enticing and bright. TASTING NOTES: This wine shines with pleasing aromas and flavors of ripe red fruit and mineral notes. Pair it with lightly-spiced, grilled lamb chops.

91 points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate The 2017 Puligny-Montrachet Village reveals pretty aromas of white peach, spring flowers and pastry cream, followed by a medium to full-bodied, ample palate that's the most pure and elegant of Chartron's communal appellations this year. It will be well worth seeking out.

90 pts. Wine Enthusiast This structured wine has dry tannins at its core. Its black fruits are developing strongly to give a balanced, powerful wine that has lots of dryness at this stage while also having potential. Drink from 2022

Grand Ardèche has a brilliant straw-yellow hue. It reveals an intense nose with aromas of toast, vanilla and acacia flower. The mouth is round, powerful with a fresh almond finish. Nice persistence.

88 pts. 2016 vintage - A small amount of oak aging in old barrels has had a smoothing effect on this crisp wine, balancing the acidity and fresh red-currant flavors. It is fruity and ready to drink now.

Year in/ year out this wine represents impeccable quality and unsurpassed value in the Bourgogne wine category. Why is this one so much better than the rest you ask? Well as a matter of fact it is because the grape source is Puligny Montrachet and Meursault. Typically this quality from Burgundy will set you back $50 bottle minimum and most times much more. Under the supervision of renowned...

This old vine 100% Chardonnay from Burgundy has an inviting nose of white-fleshed fruits and honey. The palate is lively on the attack with aromas of pear and white peach. The finish is pretty and harmonious. Serve as an aperitif and also makes the perfect match for fish or seafood as well as white meat and pasta in a creamy sauce.

93 points - Jeb Dunnuck - 'This wine has a beautiful complexity in it's black raspberry, cherry, dried flowers, and forest floor aromas. It's medium bodied, has good ripenes, sweet tannins, and a balanced, elegant style that's a joy to drink. It's a beauty.'