Those looking for Grand Cru White Burgundy of immense quality without breaking the bank - look no further! Francois Raveneau is arguably the best domaine in Chablis and they have been producing a lot of star buys for Burgundy collectors over the years. They are considered to have the same status of top producers Coche Dury, Leflaive and Ramonet, producing incredible Chardonnays with full potential to age but keeping prices very approachable. They are easily one of the names which Burgundy drinkers may miss but they are indeed one of the smartest buys for fine wine nowadays. Our smartest hit of the week, we have...

Theo Dancer developed himself by shadowing his father Vincent Dancer at the domaine. Theo also started a new project under his name by carefully picking the right grape growers for his innovation, that he used to experiment with uncommon grapes such as Savagnin, Pinot Gris, Aligote, Gamay, etc. The philosophy of the new project is to keep everything minimal, with native yeasts, no enzymes or acids, natural malolactic fermentation, no batonnage, fining or filtering. Arriving this week, these are two new releases from Theo Dancer including the Roc Breia Chardonnay we have offered two weeks ago and the Botanica Gamay that you might be interested in a...

The Pernot family hold the second largest area of vines in Puligny-Montrachet after Leflaive, with around 20 hectares of vineyards in Puligny-Montrachet, around 80% is sold to famous negociants such as Joseph Drouhin and they keep the best grapes for their own label. Robert Parker has been one of the admirers of Paul Pernot’s label, "The Domaine Pernot makes some exquisite white wines… However, few people are aware of just how stunning these wines can be." Clive Coates MW is also a fan, highlighting Pernot as "a very good domaine" where the "quality is very high", resulting in "consistent enthusiastic notes of Pernot wines." After the campaign of Paul Pernot Bienvenues-Batard-Montrachet Grand Cru...

From a new and emerging name in Burgundy, Theo Dancer developed himself by shadowing his father Vincent Dancer at the domaine. Theo also started a new project under his name by carefully picking the right grape growers for his innovation, that he used to experiment with uncommon grapes such as Savagnin, Pinot Gris, Aligote, Gamay, etc. The philosophy of the new project is to keep everything minimal, with native yeasts, no enzymes or acids, natural malolactic fermentation, no batonnage, fining or filtering. 2021 Theo Dancer Roc Breia Chardonnay is the debut vintage from a 10ha vineyard in the Maconnais. Made with 100% Chardonnay and coming from 60+years old vines, it would...

The Pernot family hold the second largest area of vines in Puligny-Montrachet after Leflaive, with around 20 hectares of vineyards in Puligny-Montrachet, around 80% is sold to famous negociants such as Joseph Drouhin and they keep the best grapes for their own label. Robert Parker has been one of the admirers of Paul Pernot’s label, "The Domaine Pernot makes some exquisite white wines… However, few people are aware of just how stunning these wines can be." Clive Coates MW is also a fan, highlighting Pernot as "a very good domaine" where the "quality is very high", resulting in "consistent enthusiastic notes of Pernot wines." Paul Pernot had a successful vintage in 2010 and...