Nicolas Potel started his negotiant business in 1996 under his name and since then he has created a name for himself among drinkers who look for great value Burgundies. He has an extensive sourcing network of high quality grapes and has the skills to produce fantastic Burgundies at excellent price tags. Sadly, he suffered financial hardship and decided to sell his business in 2004; however, in 2009 he created a new name under Roche de Bellene to continue his negotiant business in Beaune. With the new label, great qualities are retained and Nicolas Potel has been aggressively working on biodynamic methods in which most...

As the flowers bloom and we welcome the warmth of summer, we at Burgundy Cave are thrilled to unveil a new credit reward redemption that will make your wine experience with us even more rewarding!   Elevate Your Wine Journey Starting from 20th May 2024 until the end of this year, 31st December 2024, we're offering an extraordinary opportunity to make your wine purchases even more rewarding. For every HK$1,000 you spend with us, you'll be rewarded with HK$30 credit for your next purchase from the following month. But that's not all – these credits can accumulate, giving you even more reasons to explore our exquisite wine...

An old and outstanding Domaine in Gevrey-Chambertin with over 400 years of history in viticulture and wine making, Bernard Dugat Py has been producing long aged wines with their “vieilles vignes”.  Dugat Py consists of 10 hectares of vineyards including four Grands Crus - Chambertin, Mazis-Chambertin, Charmes-Chambertin and Mazoyères-Chambertin. Their Grand Crus are some of the top in Gevrey with a range of wonderful value 1er Cru as well as village wines. Made from extremely old vines with average 65 years old and some reached its 90s, their wines are deeply coloured, rich, full-bodied and elegant, being a paragon of the prestige of Burgundy. The Domaine is now run by its 12th and...

Frédéric Savart, a former professional footballer, took the helm of his family's vineyard operations in the late 2000s, bringing a fresh perspective and a dynamic approach to traditional champagne production. The tiny estate owns a tiny 4 hectares of vines which are mainly Pinot Noir vines, and the rest are Chardonnay. The philosophy at Champagne Frédéric Savart is straightforward yet profound: to create champagnes that not only sparkle with vivacity and complexity but also tell a story of the land from which they come. This commitment to terroir-driven champagne is evident in every bottle, from the precise, mineral-driven "L’Ouverture" Blanc de...

A byword for luxury and exclusivity, Lafite is highly sought after in any vintage. It is the most famous estate from the Left Bank of Bordeaux. Chateau Lafite also produces a second label - Carruades de Lafite which is presumably to be able to enjoy at younger ages. More Merlot appears in the final blend to enhance the fruitiness of the wine. Given the tremendous raw materials, Carruades de Lafite remains a steal for connoisseurs who want to explore Chateau Lafite without breaking the bank. 1996 Lafite Rothschild received a 100-point from Robert Parker, who believed it is “The wine of the vintage”. Comparing it with the Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Carruades de Lafite costs only around 25% of the price...