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- Vivacious, mineral-fresh Petit Chablis from one of the region’s most decorated producers£17.99 per bottle
- Classic, estate-grown Chablis with finesse and old-vine intensity from the excellent Dampt estate£22.00 per bottle
- Premier Cru quality at a village price. Intensely flavoured Chablis with hints of peach and hay£19.99 per bottle
- Delicious, top-vintage, mineral-fresh Chablis from one of the region’s most decorated producers£21.00 per bottle
- Opulent, lees-aged white Burgundy from a fourth-generation estate and the excellent-value Mâconnais£17.99 per bottle
- Superb Premier Cru Chablis from a fine family estate – racy, with intense fruit, poise and roundess£35.00 per bottle
- Creamy, mineral-fresh white wine from a great Burgundy house and a superb Mâcon-Lugny vineyard£19.99 per bottle
- Delicious, mineral-fresh Chablis from one of the region’s most decorated producers£21.00 per bottle
- Elegant, citrusy Chardonnay from the Mâconnais – a rare white Burgundy bargain£14.99 per bottle
- Specially made for us by the super-talented Vincent Prunier, a top-vintage, classic white Burgundy£23.00 per bottle
- Grand Cru Chablis described by Wine Advocate as "one of the high points in the Servin range"from £60.00 per bottle
- £70.00 per bottle
- Rich yet refined white Burgundy from a renowned domainefrom £70.00 per bottle
- Superb old-vine Chablis from a fine family estate – racy, with delicate fruit, poise and roundess£23.00 per bottle
- Superb old-vine Petit Chablis from a fine family estate – racy, with delicate fruit and poise£18.99 per bottle
- Intensely focused Chablis of rare maturity with a classic mineral streak, from a fine Premier Cru£44.00 per bottle
- Elegant with ripe stone fruit, a charming white Burgundy from a fifth-generation family estatefrom £24.00 per bottle
- Superbly balanced white Burgundy from a renowned domaine whose top Grands Crus fetch £200 a bottlefrom £28.00 per bottle
- from £70.00 per bottle
- from £29.00 per bottle
- Top vintage of Les Quarts in Mâconnais star Pouilly-Vinzelles from a dynamic brother-owned domaine£42.00 per bottle
- Magnificent Grand Cru Chablis with roundness, complexity and minerality from a small family estate£55.00 per bottle
- From this 7th-generation winemaker in the Mâcon’s Pouilly-Loché, a superb 93pt white Burgundy£39.00 per bottle
- Superb Petit Chablis from this star winemaker – pure white peach and apple with a core of freshnessfrom £30.00 per bottle
When will my wine be delivered?
The date of your delivery will depend on which option you choose at checkout. We offer:
Standard delivery is ideal if you’re buying for yourself or as a thank you gift. We’ll deliver your order within three working days.
Next-day delivery is a great choice for last-minute gifts, while Named-day delivery is perfect for anniversaries, birthdays and special occasions. Do bear in mind that we don’t deliver on Sundays or Bank Holidays.
Top tip: for the best experience, subscribe to our Unlimited service. You’ll make a one-off payment of £29.99 which entitles you to free delivery for a year – as often as you like – even on single bottles.
What if I don't like the wine?
Our wines are covered by a no-quibble guarantee.
That means, if, for whatever reason, a bottle fails to satisfy, we’ll arrange to collect it. You’ll have the option to either receive a full refund or replace the wine.
It’s that simple.
Where are Chardonnay grapes grown?
Chardonnay is native to the renowned Burgundy region in France, where some of the most prestigious wines made from this grape are made. But you can also find Chardonnay grapes flourishing in vineyards around the globe.
Its adaptability has led to successful cultivation in regions as diverse as the United States, South America, Australia and New Zealand.
What’s Chardonnay’s style and character?
Chardonnay wines come in a range of styles and characters, depending on things like the climate of the region, the soil in which the grapes are grown and winemaking techniques used.
Typically, Chardonnay is medium to full-bodied, with moderate to high acidity and alcohol (around 12-14% ABV). Chardonnay wines are generally dry, although the grapes are sometimes used in sweet dessert wines.
Ageing in oak barrels is perhaps the biggest factor influencing the style of a Chardonnay. Unoaked Chardonnays are fresh and citrus-fruit-driven. Oaked Chardonnays, especially those made in a ‘Burgundian style’, often also use winemaking techniques such as oak barrels, malolactic fermentation and lees stirring to deliver a ripe and rich wine with buttered toast flavours adding additional layers of complexity.
No matter the style, the older the bottle the more hazelnut flavours will develop in the wine.
What food to pair with Chardonnay?
Unsurprisingly, given its versatility, Chardonnay is a great match for a range of dishes.
Unoaked Chardonnay pairs well with lighter meals – think seafood such as crab and lobster, vegetable dishes, creamy pasta and risottos, charcuterie boards and mild, semi-soft cheeses.
Oaked Chardonnay, on the other hand, offers a more complex taste. It’s fantastic with roast chicken and pairs well with salmon, whether grilled or in a creamy sauce.