Burgundy Wine

Burgundy is where Pinot Noir and Chardonnay reach some of their most respected expressions anywhere in the world, and this collection brings together bottles from one of France's most historically significant wine regions. You'll often see it labelled Bourgogne, the French name for the same region, with both terms referring to identical ground. Reds here tend to be lighter and more elegant than New Zealand's Central Otago style, built around finesse rather than power, while the whites remain the benchmark many other Chardonnay-producing regions are still compared against. It's a region worth exploring if you already appreciate Pinot Noir or Chardonnay and want to see where much of the modern approach to both originated. If Bourgogne is the term you're more used to, Bourgogne Wine covers the same ground. For the wider French range, French Wine covers everything else on offer.