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Maison Jaffelin Wines
Each just £10.75 a bottle, two luscious, fruit-forwardly-fresh Vins de France of Beaune pedigree simply too easy to drink.
But coming from such an estate as Maison Jaffelin, they would be. They’re the 2022 vintages of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Simply. Which, despite their modest ‘VdF’ classification (fruit sourced in Loire and Languedoc also), here’s a duo that features alongside such Premier and Grand Cru finesse that is typical of Maison Jaffelin’s portfolio.
A true "Vin de France" - a blend of Chardonnays from the Languedoc (70%), Gascogne (15%) and the Loire (15%). Unoaked and >
A true "Vin de France" - a blend of Pinot Noirs from the Languedoc (80%), Burgundy (10%) and the Loire (10%). A lively, >
This mixed case includes six bottles each of the wines below;
2022 Pinot Noir, Jaffelin, Vin de FranceJaffelin's pinot has >
