Tastings

Jean-Luc Joillot's Pommard Les Noizons 2017 reveals mature Pinot Noir with leather, ripe raspberries and stubborn tannins.

René Cacheux Vosne-Romanée offers voluptuous Pinot Noir, dark fruit and firm tannins

Daniel-Etienne Defaix Les Lys 2007 reveals mature Chablis at its most compelling, with nutty complexity and formidable acidity.

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Laurent Lebled's Je T'ai Dans La Peau 2022 turns obscure Menu Pineau into a tart, smoky orange wine.

Bernard Remy Carte Blanche Brut offers three years of cellar ageing, generous Pinot Noir fruit and surprisingly affordable Champagne.

Glengoyne 10 Year Old has a charming nose of green apples and toffee, but its slender palate disappoints.

Georges Clément Marie Hélène Brut is a lively, Pinot-led Champagne with fine bubbles, fresh citrus and modest complexity.

Maison Gautherin Signature 2022 delivers ripe Chardonnay, silky texture and brisk acidity in a characterful village Chablis.

Domaine Raoul Gautherin Chablis 2025 delivers sharp acidity, restrained fruit and a dry, savoury finish for €19.90.