White Burgundy
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Burgundy is possibly the most confusing of any wine area as a result
of the fragmented ownership of the vineyard land. At best, the
wines, both red and white, have great finesse and elegance. In all
areas of wine production the most important piece of information on
the label is the name of the producer, as both good and bad wines
come out of every area, every year. Balls Brothers White Burgundy Caves des Vignerons de Buxy, who are responsible for blending our very own Balls Brothers White Burgundy, also produce the fantastic Montagny Les Loges 1er Cru. Made exclusively from the fruit of old vines (minimum age of 25 years), production is rigorously controlled to ensure that yields are limited. | ![]() |
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White - 2002 Vintage
One of the truly great years for white Burgundy. The best wines are an absolute joy, with lovely full complex flavours, but also refreshing because all of the fine balance between the fruit and acidity.
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| 2002 Puligny-Montrachet, Boillot | £34.40 | |
| Using only organic fertilizers and biological insecticides Boillot wines are extremely pure, complex and rich. This one is full of rich tropical fruit, soft, ripe, and pure, with floral overtones on the nose, whilst the palate displays low acid, fleshy tropical fruit and a racy finish | Qty | |
| 2002 Meursault 1er Cru Blagny, Matrot | £36.90 | |
| This Meursault, from a year that produced very rich-tasting wines, is drinking now, but will develop for a further 5 years. after opening in the glass flavours of melon, lemon, smoked cheese, brioche, vanilla curd and wildflowers subtly meld together. Complex, round and delicious. (see also 1994 Vintage, for current drinking). | Qty | |


