This intensely complex wine is rich in stone fruit, citrus and melon. The creamy texture is perfectly integrated with the sweet oak and natural acidity which leaves a lasting impression on the palate.

Domaine Philippe Girard is located on a lovely property in the middle of Savigny-Les-Beaune, a beautiful village not far from Beaune. The village centre, with its 12th century church and 17th century chateau, retains a historic atmosphere. At Domaine Philippe Girard, the succession is assured as Philippe's son, Arnaud, is now working on the estate. The Saint Aubin 'Champ Tiran' appellation is situated on the south end of the Côte de Beaune and is mostly renowned for its white wines. This small parcel of 0.33 hectares is located within the heart of the village. Visually, the wine has a light golden hue, with aromas of almond meal, acacia honey, and floral notes of orange blossom and rose. There is excellent balance between lean, stony characters as well as a gentle richness on the palate. A complex wine with lovely, notes of quality oak.

Surrounded by Chablis vineyards on all sides, the family estate was founded in 1973 by Jean-Marc Brocard, who has since been joined by his son Julien. The estate spans almost 200 hectares, 66 of which are certified organic. The Grand Cru Bougros vineyards are the southwestern-most vineyards in this appellation. Its wines have a rustic yet charming character, that is both round and powerful at the same time. Pale yellow in appearance with silvery glints, this wine opens up with expressive, toasted notes with floral and sweet spice aromas. On the palate there are mouth-watering flavours of citrus, tangerine, and orange blossom. A taut and powerful wine with the region's distinctive salty minerality. Pair with robust roast poultry and game, grilled scallops, or a smoky stir-fry.

Robert Mondavi Winery Estate Carneros Chardonnay 2021 opens with aromas of citrus with jasmine, a flinty character, and toasty nuttiness. On the palate, it bursts with fresh stone fruit and citrus that carry all the way through a long, fresh finish. This wine has a medium weight with great depth and nice density, it really shows an elegance on the palate. The 2021 vintage was excellent and mild. After rains in January and February, the growing season remained dry. Temperatures were moderate and the weather optimal at bud break in April and bloom in May. Weather remained even through summer and harvest, resulting in a lower-than-average yield with small, deeply concentrated grapes. The fruit was harvested by hand between August 26th and October 16th, as each site reached its optimal phenolic ripeness. The juice was fermented and aged sur lies for six months in French oak (15% new) to add a subtle toasty character.

Founded in 1880, Maison Joseph Drouhin is one of Burgundy’s most prestigious family-owned houses. Now led by the fourth generation, the estate is defined by a signature style of effortless elegance. Their 100-hectare domain is farmed entirely using organic and biodynamic practices, spanning the region's most iconic Grand Cru and Premier Cru plots. From the legendary Montrachet Marquis de Laguiche to their accessible regional classics, Drouhin wines are celebrated for their purity, finesse, and true terroir character. The Côte de Beaune Blanc is crafted from declassified young vines within Drouhin’s prestigious Premier Cru vineyards, including the iconic Clos des Mouches. Fresh and aromatic, this vibrant white offers an inviting medley of lemon zest and crisp green apple, underpinned by undertones of white flowers and fresh almond. Aged 12–14 months in French oak with 10–15% new oak, it blends a supple, round texture with a stony, saline-driven finish that provides excellent lift. A rare find that punches far above its weight and offers a unique window into Burgundy’s Premier Cru terroirs at a village-level classification.