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Fleurie "Poncie" Zen
3 in stock
  • -10%
  • sans sulfite
  • bio

Fleurie "Poncie" Zen 2021

Crus du Beaujolais
Red Wine
Bret Brothers
€29.00 €26.10
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Mouzon-Leroux l'Opiniâtre
  • -10%
  • sans sulfite
  • bio

Mouzon-Leroux l'Opiniâtre 2016

Extra Brut
Blanc de Blancs
Mouzon-Leroux
€88.00 €79.20
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which white wines can I compare to discover the sulfite-free selection?

You can compare Cheveau’s Beaujolais-Villages Blanc « Les Pouliches » Sans Soufre 2022 with René Bouvier’s Bourgogne Aligoté « Vieilles Vignes » Sans Soufre 2021. These two wines offer a way to explore the selection through two different appellations and regions: Beaujolais and Burgundy.

Which red wines should I choose to explore Beaujolais in this category?

Marcel Lapierre’s Morgon « Sans Soufre » 2022 and Bret Brothers’ Saint-Amour Côte de Besset « Zen » 2021 offer two ways to discover Beaujolais crus. The comparison is between two appellations, as well as two different producers and vintages.

Does the sulfite-free selection include champagnes?

Yes, it includes four champagnes: two Extra Brut and two Brut Nature. The featured cuvées include Nicolas Maillart Les Loges 1er cru « Sans Sulfite », a non-vintage champagne in a 75 cl bottle.

How are the colors and vintages represented among the sulfite-free wines?

Whites make up the majority, with 17 wines, followed by 14 reds and one rosé. The 2021 vintage is the most represented, with 14 wines, followed by 2022 with six and 2020 with five; the selection also includes three non-vintage wines.

Which cuvées should I look for to explore beyond the appellations of Burgundy and Beaujolais?

Henry Marionnet’s Touraine Gamay « 1ère Vendange » 2022 and Mas Amiel’s IGP Côtes Catalanes Rouge « Natural Grenache » 2021 let you explore the Loire Valley and Roussillon. To discover another color, Fabien Jouves’ Vin de France « Orange Voilée » is a non-vintage orange wine from southwestern France.