100% Pinot Noir, 90% being from Bisseuil, and 10% from Ambonnay. Ripe grapes means that this wine has quite a deep colour, almost oeuil-de-perdrix. Very fine and persistent bubble, full-flavoured with good acidity to giv...(read more)

Fruit from Avize. 100% Chardonnay. Blend of 2017 and 2018. The 2017 was cool and rainy, 2018 was sunny but produced a huge crop so the wines could be a bit dilute, so they balance each other out in the blend. Stainless-s...(read more)

Wow. Every sip here is a thrill. The Latitude is a very dry blend of 100% Chardonnay from Vertus (this is in fact an extra-brut), elegant and pure flavours, making for an interesting contrast to the Egly-Ouriet style. Br...(read more)

This rich and generous Non-Vintage with just under 30% reserve wines comes exclusively from Marguet’s own vineyards. Inviting nose of ripe peachy, floral and candy-toned fruit, with classy pencil-shaving complexity. Ther...(read more)

This brilliantly priced Cortese is a complete winner -Bright fresh and really easy going in this vintage. It has a pure citrus feel, clean as a whistle with crushed rock, a touch of creamy nut and a gentle salinity on th...(read more)

Albert's Acustic blanc is always a textural masterpiece, with its quince, pear and honey notes, it has quite a rich textural feel in the mouth, but is always balanced with a delicious ripe acidity. 30% is fermented in ne...(read more)

The name Cosmica is from the Spanish for The Cosmos and refers to the panoramic view of the stars from the vineyard. A sight that Tim has fallen in love with after constant late-night and early-morning grape sampling wit...(read more)

This is a stunning wine from the off, with aromas of crushed chalk, orange blossom and ripe citrus fruits. In the mouth the wine is textured and complex, with rich acid balancing a core of ripe citrus fruit, aromatic her...(read more)

This smells leaner and more herbal than the Butteaux. A nice touch of smoky reduction. So beautifully rounded and creamy on the palate. Deep and leesy on the finish. GV

Vines for this sit just below La Maltroie. 10-70yo vines. There's more clay in the soil so the wine is a bit fuller, broader, richer than the village wine. There's more complexity. More phenolic grip. Worth the extra for...(read more)