An attractive wine, lively, and sophisticated, with aromas of yellow fruits and candies.

Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over. You'll be asked to confirm your age upon delivery.

Product attributes: Vegetarian.

Features: Wine of France, 100 % Chardonnay.

Country of origin: France.

Preparation and Usage: Ideal as an aperitif or to accompany appetizers, mixed salads or grilled fish. Service temperature advice: 13ºC.

Package type: Bottle.

Recycling information: Bottle - Glass - Widely Recycled.

Other Information: Full Product Name: White Burgundy Wine. Importer: Bancroft Wines Ltd, London, SE1 0HS, UK.

Allergen Information: Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites. Contains Sulphites.

Brand details: Famille Paquet is a 30-hectare property located in the village of Davayé, in the Mâconnais. First created in 1980 by Jocelyne and Michel Paquet, it is now run by their three sons Jean-Baptiste, Mathieu and Camille. The Paquets take great care of their vineyards, using organic and biodynamic compost and manage each of their 50 plots individually. The property is now fully Certified Organic.

Manufacturer: Scev Domaine Des Valanges, 71960 Davayé, Bourgogne, France.

Grape variety: Chardonnay. Current vintage: 2024.

Regional information: Mâconnais is located in the south of the Burgundy wine region, west of the Saône river. The climate here is Mediterranean, with warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and low rainfall, resulting in well-rounded wines with good concentration.

Tasting notes: Aromas of citrus, stone fruits and white flowers lead to a well-balanced palate with good freshness and minerality. An excellent accompaniment to shellfish.

Alcohol by volume: 12.5. Units: 9.375.

Producer: Famille Paquet. Serving suggestions: Serve at 13°C as an accompaniment to appetizers, mixed salads, or grilled fish.

Winemaker: Camille Paquet. Vinification details: Fermentation took place in temperature-controlled vats for 4-6 weeks. The resulting wine was aged in vats for 6-7 months to preserve freshness. No sulphites were used in production.