Blend of two gorgeous grape varieties – Gamay & Pinot Noir, this light red wine has structure and complexity, with intense black fruits, bramble notes and an smooth finish. Absolute stunner with cheese platters and an assortment of chocolates.
Historical wine making region of Burgundy is world famous for its Gamay and Pinot Noir grape varieties
“Grand Ordinaire du Roy” means that this wine was served every day at the table of King Louis the XVI before the tragic days of the French Revolution in 1789
Côteaux Bourguignons is an appellation in Burgundy which translates to "Burgundian Hills"
Meet the Winemaker - Laurent Metge-Toppin - Born in Provence to a family dedicated to the wine industry, who have for centuries been wine growers, wine merchants, cask makers and estate owners, Laurent has wine in his blood and making a career in the industry seemed like a natural path. He was known as 'The Flying Winemaker" until his put down his roots in 2007 at Chateau de l'hestrange. "After 30 years of living in London, me and my wife Blandine embarked on this journey of a lifetime by buying Château de l'Hestrange in the heart of Beaujolais where both our ancestors were also from."
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