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Pouilly-Fuissé
6 in stock

Pouilly-Fuissé 2021

Mâconnais
White Wine
Domaines Leflaive
€95.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Mâcon Verzé
2 in stock

Mâcon Verzé 2021

Mâconnais
White Wine
Domaines Leflaive
€50.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
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Marsannay Blanc 2021

Côte de Nuits
White Wine
Domaine Ballorin & F
€44.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to store a 2021 Burgundy wine to preserve all its qualities?

To store a 2021 Burgundy wine, keep the bottle horizontally in a cool place, between 12 and 15°C, away from light and vibrations. Proper storage allows the wine to develop its aromas and offer an optimal tasting experience.

What are the best food and wine pairings with a 2021 Burgundy?

A 2021 Burgundy pairs perfectly with white meats, grilled fish, mild cheeses, or mushroom-based dishes. These pairings enhance the finesse and elegance typical of Burgundy wines.

What are the main characteristics of 2021 Burgundy wines?

2021 Burgundy wines are distinguished by their elegance, fruity and floral aromas, as well as a nice freshness on the palate. This vintage is generally balanced, with soft tannins for reds and a lively acidity for whites.

How many appellations does the Burgundy region have?

Burgundy has more than 100 appellations, ranging from prestigious Grands Crus to regional appellations. This diversity allows for the discovery of a wide range of unique wines characterized by their terroir.

What types of soils are found in the Burgundy vineyards?

Burgundy soils are mainly limestone, clay-limestone, and marl. This geological richness contributes to the complexity and finesse of the wines produced in the region, offering varied aromatic profiles.