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Burgundy
and Chablis White |
Taste
Guide |
Trade
Sales Price |
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CHABLIS |
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Petit
Chablis
Chablis is so popular with all ranges
of customer that we have had to look
for a slightly lighter but still steely
alternative to the big brother listed
below. |
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£6.54 |
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Chablis,
J. Moreau et Fils
Flint and mineral flavours combine
with the lemon fruit of the Chardonnay
giving a long finish.
Also available in 37.5cl bottles |
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£7.54
£4.12 |
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Chablis, Domaine Christian Simon
Chablis from a top quality winemaker which shows the unique qualities of freshness,
finesse and depth of flavour. |
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£7.99 |
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 Chablis Premier Cru Montmains, Domaine Christian Simon
Premier Cru Chablis possesses all the qualities for which Chablis is famous together
with a fullness of body and flavour. |
1 |
£10.49 |
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BURGUNDY |
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Macon
Blanc Villages, Henri Fessy
Round, full and generous in flavour. |
2 |
£5.74 |
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Sauvignon
St. Bris
The only non Chardonnay allowed in
Burgundy is Sauvignon Blanc from this
small area. The wine has the pungent
fruit of the grape allied to the ripe
round flavour of the region. |
2 |
£6.84 |
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Bourgogne
Chardonnay, Cave d’Aze
A proper Bourgogne Chardonnay like
this reflects the lemony fruit, elegance
and complexity of its more famous
neighbours. |
2 |
£7.04 |
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Saint-Veran ‘Vielle Vignes’ Personnets
A wine not as well known as it deserves as it provides a delicate, mineral bouquet,
a refreshing citric but non-acidic taste and a clean, full finish. |
2 |
£8.49 |
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Pouilly
Fuissé, Henri Fessy
The best white from the Macon region.
Made with a cocktail of generous fruit
and delicate oak, giving weight, length
and complexity. |
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£9.04 |
