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Bourgogne Blanc

Maison LeroyBurgundy, France

Maison Leroy’s Bourgogne Blanc is a deceptively humble regional white Burgundy, sourced from declassified Chardonnay par…Learn More »

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About This Wine

Maison Leroy’s Bourgogne Blanc is a deceptively humble regional white Burgundy, sourced from declassified Chardonnay parcels in villages like Auxey-Duresses and Puligny-Montrachet and farmed to Lalou Bize-Leroy’s exacting organic–biodynamic standards. Vinified with restraint and aged mostly in neutral oak, it typically marries bright, limestone-driven tension with a surprisingly layered, almost Meursault-like richness of orchard and stone fruits.…Learn More »

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About Bourgogne Blanc

Maison Leroy’s Bourgogne Blanc is a deceptively humble regional white Burgundy, sourced from declassified Chardonnay parcels in villages like Auxey-Duresses and Puligny-Montrachet and farmed to Lalou Bize-Leroy’s exacting organic–biodynamic standards. Vinified with restraint and aged mostly in neutral oak, it typically marries bright, limestone-driven tension with a surprisingly layered, almost Meursault-like richness of orchard and stone fruits. This is a gateway into Leroy’s rarefied world, offering the depth and precision of great Côte de Be…