Côte de Beaune 2018

From a blend of two parcels in the centre of the appellation, Les Grands Champs and Les Famines. This is bright and juicy, with crushed raspberries on the nose and the village’s supple elegance on the palate. It has smooth, silky tannins and a long, pure finish. Always one of the most charming wines in the Comte Armand cellar, the 2018 has all elements in perfect balance.

This comes from a blend of two vineyards in Auxey: Les Bréterins and Bas des Duresses. One is clay-based and the other chalky. Silky and fine, with salinity and very pure fruit, this remains one of the best value wines we know.

This comes from a blend of two vineyards in Auxey: Les Bréterins and Bas des Duresses. One is clay-based and the other chalky. Silky and fine, with salinity and very pure fruit, this remains one of the best value wines we know.

The very oldest vines in Le Clos were planted in 1919, and the vines considered young are over 35 years old. This is an astonishing Clos. Paul has maintained freshness and purity, with amazing depth and intensity. This remains one of Burgundy’s greatest wines (and its greatest buys).

The very oldest vines in Le Clos were planted in 1919, and the vines considered young are over 35 years old. This is an astonishing Clos. Paul has maintained freshness and purity, with amazing depth and intensity. This remains one of Burgundy’s greatest wines (and its greatest buys).