£129.00 £112.50
In stock (can be backordered)
Vincent Girardin exists today as one of the smaller Burgundy negociant houses, owning 13 hectares of prime vineyards.
This Bourgogne Blanc is, thanks to Burgundy’s strict vineyard classifications, something of a bargain as the fruit is all sourced from Puligny, Chassagne and Meursault (hence ‘Terroir Noble’)
In stock (can be backordered)
Vincent Girardin exists today as one of the smaller Burgundy negociant houses, owning 13 hectares of prime vineyards with contracts to buy high-quality fruit from another 85 hectares, many of which they have direct control over. The result is an impressive range of very well made wines from a number of Burgundy’s best villages.
Their Bourgogne Blanc is, thanks to Burgundy’s strict vineyard classifications, something of a bargain as the fruit is all sourced from Puligny, Chassagne and Meursault (hence ‘Terroir Noble’) but it can’t be known by any of these famous names. The quality of the fruit however speaks for itself and this is a very elegant, focussed example of Cote de Beaune Chardonnay.
This wine is dry and fresh with fruit of yellow apples and almonds as well as a nuanced mineral tone. Discreet underlying tone of oak barrel gives the wine a nice texture and balances both the intensity of the fruit and the fresh fruit acid.
Grapes: Chardonnay
Abv: 13%
Bottle: 750ml
Pair with rich fish dishes, roast fowl and lighter meats in buttery sauces
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