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The "Au Bourg" is the essence of what Luquet have been doing for over 100 years. Great acidity married seamlessly with rich fruit, great finesse from this top class Chardonnay.
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Complex and elegant Fleurie from Beaujolais. Floral on the nose with ripe red and black cherry and wild strawberries.
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Gorgeous dry Chablis yet on the richer end of the scale due to later harvesting, means this wine doesn't have to be paired with food to be enjoyed!. Classic Chablis from a top producer.
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Exactly how a Chablis should be, dry and with good minerality, but great intensity and varietal character to be found here too. Would be welcome at any dinner party.
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Harvested at night to retain freshness, this 100% Chardonnay has been given the full oak treatment. Deep golden, rich, Nutty with notes of Honey. A super soft and ripe Chardonnay.
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Supple and gentle on the palate, ripe Red Fruits but with that unmistakable, underlying Burgundian character - rustic, forest floor, stewed fruit. Perfect example of good red Burgundy.
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Using great rose grapes, cinsault and Syrah this summer quaffer is great for drinking in the warm evenings or at the barbecue. A previous decanter bronze medal winner (2017), its great value for Provence lovers.
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Harvested at night to retain the freshness of the fruit, this is an intense wine with all the classic floral hallmarks of great Viognier. Serve chilled with asparagus or lightly spiced dishes.
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Fresh, dry and lively. Classic French Picpoul, with notes of Honeysuckle and Peach, with White Flower and Lime on the palate. Serve with white fish or crunchy fresh summer salads.
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Clean, crisp and intense Chardonnay from Burgundy. Slightly softer than Chablis but still with similar poise and fruit quality. Great to drink on its own or with delicate fish dishes.
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Beautifully dry and delicate Rose from the heart of French Rose country! Tangy on the attack with lovely Citrus Peel and Wild Strawberry, with a sublime, elegant finish.
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Lip-smackingly good Picpoul from France with classic flavours of Peach and Apricot, a fresh and tantalising mouth-fell and a finish that is somehow unmistakably... French.
