Which wines should you bring together to discover the three appellations featured at Valette?

You can bring together the Mâcon Chaintré " Vieilles Vignes ", a Pouilly-Fuissé, and the Vin de France Chardonnay " Et Pourtant... ". This trio lets you explore the three appellations in the selection while staying with a single grape variety: Chardonnay.

Does the Valette selection include any red wines or grape varieties other than Chardonnay?

All four wines are exclusively white wines made from Chardonnay. To choose among this selection from Burgundy, the main distinctions to consider are therefore the appellation, the cuvée, and the stated vintage.

Which Valette wine should I choose if I'm looking for a specifically stated vintage?

The 2018 Pouilly-Fuissé is the only wine in this selection with a year indicated. The Mâcon Chaintré " Vieilles Vignes ", the other Pouilly-Fuissé, and the Chardonnay " Et Pourtant... " are listed as non-vintage.

How does the Mâcon Chaintré " Vieilles Vignes " compare with the Pouilly-Fuissé wines on offer?

The Mâcon Chaintré " Vieilles Vignes " falls under the Mâcon appellation, classified here at regional level, while the two Pouilly-Fuissé wines are classified at village level. These three wines are from the Mâconnais and made from Chardonnay; the information provided does not specify their differences in taste.

Should I distinguish between " Valette " and " Valette (Maison) " when choosing a cuvée?

In this category, all four wines are associated with the two labels " Valette " and " Valette (Maison) ". They therefore do not divide the cuvées into two separate groups: it is better to choose by the wine's name, its appellation, and its stated vintage.