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Charmes-Chambertin 2021

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Arnaud Mortet
€670.00 €603.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
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Faugères 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€21.50 €19.35
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Faugères 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€48.00 €43.20
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Faugères "Jadis"
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Faugères "Jadis" 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€33.00 €29.70
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Faugères "Jadis"
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Faugères "Jadis" 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€75.00 €67.50
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Faugères "Valinière"
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Faugères "Valinière" 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€47.50 €42.75
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Faugères "Valinière"
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Faugères "Valinière" 2020

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Léon Barral
€108.00 €97.20
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Côte Rôtie "Cognet"
2 in stock

Côte Rôtie "Cognet" 2020

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Stéphane Ogier
€146.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to preserve a Burgundy wine after opening?

After opening, it is recommended to reseal the bottle with an airtight stopper and store it in the refrigerator. Consume the wine within 2 to 3 days to preserve its aromas and freshness.

Which dishes pair best with a red Burgundy wine?

Red Burgundy wines pair perfectly with grilled red meats, roasted poultry, as well as aged cheeses such as comté or époisses.

What are the typical aromas of a Chablis?

Chablis is characterized by fresh and mineral aromas, with notes of lemon, green apple, and sometimes a hint of iodine reminiscent of gunflint.

How to taste a white Burgundy wine to fully appreciate its flavors?

Serve the white wine at a temperature between 10 and 12°C. Use a tulip-shaped glass to concentrate the aromas and take the time to identify its fruity and mineral notes.

What is the specificity of the soils in Burgundy?

Burgundy soils are mainly composed of limestone and clay, which gives the wines their finesse and aromatic complexity, with a marked minerality.