Which Clos Sauvage trio should you bring together to compare three appellations in the 2024 vintage?

Bring together the Bourgogne Chardonnay "Les Rochettes - Vertige," the Saint-Véran "Chaud'eau - Canopée," and the Pouilly-Fuissé "En Paradis Eldorado." These three Chardonnay whites let you compare three appellations in Burgundy while keeping the same producer and vintage.

What distinguishes the two Saint-Véran wines from Clos Sauvage featured here?

The Saint-Véran "Chaud'eau - Canopée" is offered in the 2024 vintage, while "En Faux - Plein Vent" is presented in the 2023 vintage. The comparison therefore involves both two cuvées and two vintages: it does not allow you to isolate the effect of the year alone.

Which cuvée should you start with for a journey from regional to village appellations at Clos Sauvage?

The 2024 Bourgogne Chardonnay "Les Rochettes - Vertige" is the starting point at regional level. You can then continue with Saint-Véran or Pouilly-Fuissé, the two village appellations represented in this selection.

Which wines should you choose for a Clos Sauvage tasting focused on the Mâconnais?

Choose the two Saint-Véran wines, "Chaud'eau - Canopée" 2024 and "En Faux - Plein Vent" 2023, along with the Pouilly-Fuissé "En Paradis Eldorado" 2024. These three wines are from the Mâconnais; "Les Rochettes - Vertige" is listed under the Burgundy subregion.

Which wine does "En Paradis Eldorado" refer to at Clos Sauvage?

"En Paradis Eldorado" refers to the only Pouilly-Fuissé in this selection, presented in the 2024 vintage. It is a Chardonnay white classified under a village appellation, distinct from the estate's two Saint-Véran wines and Bourgogne Chardonnay.