Do the wines from Domaine de la Bongran featured here belong to several appellations?

No, all five references are white wines from the Viré-Clessé appellation in the Mâconnais, in Burgundy. The choice is therefore between cuvées, vintages, and formats rather than different appellations.

Which cuvées should I bring together for a first taste of Domaine de la Bongran?

To discover the three cuvées featured here, you can bring together the "Cuvée Levroutée" 2017, the "Cuvée EJ Thevenet" 2020, and the "Cuvée Emilian Gillet" 2022. All are available in 75 cl bottles; however, since the vintages differ, this tasting will not allow you to isolate the effect of the cuvée alone.

Which vintages should I choose to compare the "Cuvée EJ Thevenet"?

The "Cuvée EJ Thevenet" is available in 2019 and 2020, both in 75 cl bottles. These two references let you compare two vintages of the same cuvée without changing the format.

Which Domaine de la Bongran Viré-Clessé should I choose in magnum?

The "Cuvée EJ Thevenet" 2019 is the only reference featured in a 150 cl magnum. It is also available in a 75 cl bottle, so you can choose the format without changing the cuvée or vintage.

Which Domaine de la Bongran references have a Parker rating listed?

The "Cuvée Levroutée" 2017 has a Parker rating of 95, while the "Cuvée EJ Thevenet" 2019 is rated 93+ in both formats. No Parker rating is listed here for the "Cuvée EJ Thevenet" 2020 or the "Cuvée Emilian Gillet" 2022.