The village Chablis comes from several parcels all of which add intensity and character to the wine. The 2017 has an aromatic bouquet of white flowers with a vibrant palate of green apples balanced by an energetic mineral freshness and a hint of white pepper. Perfect from release. Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £19.60
An east to south facing vineyard with deep calcerous soils, the 2017 a very expressive wine with mouthwatering white peach and ripe green apple flavours. There is some real concentration here combined with lovely freshness which suggests good ageing potential. Drink from 2018.Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £22.10
The 2013 vintage was very difficult vintage to manage, with a heavily reduced crop after the hail. This superb White Burgundy has a lovely perfume, and very Puligny-Montrachet in style. The really heightened fruit and exciting aromatics dance across the palate. This is a marvellous wine from a master winemaker and will be excellent to drink now after a short...
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Bottle 75cl £30.00
Case 6 x 75cl
Available In Bond
Case of 6 x 75cl £105.60
Bottle 75cl £17.60
Case 6 x 75cl
Available In Bond
Bottle 75cl £17.40
Case of 6 £104.34
Bottle 75cl £17.39
Case 6 x 75cl
£108.00
£132.60
The Côte de Léchet vineyard has a mix of kimmeridgean clay and chalk soils which results in a wine of lovely concentration and a little more generosity on the nose. On the palate the wine greets you with a really fresh acidity and a saline mineral edge balanced by green apples and fresh citrus fruits. Drink from 2018.Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £22.10 £18.00
Case 6 x 75cl
£111.00
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Bottle 75cl £22.90 £18.50
Case 6 x 75cl
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A classic Bourgogne Blanc in the style of Meursault with apricots, lemon rind and hints of toast. It is made up of parcels within Meursault that totals 2.25 hectares with vines averaging 25 years old. As Allen Meadows of Burghound said, “This is a very good Bourgogne.” Burghound
moreBottle 75cl £19.60
Case of 6 £117.60
The village Chablis comes from several parcels all of which add intensity and character to the wine. The 2017 has an aromatic bouquet of white flowers with a vibrant palate of green apples balanced by an energetic mineral freshness and a hint of white pepper. Perfect from release. Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £19.60
Case 6 x 75cl
£120.00
£150.00
Produced from a south facing parcel at the extreme south of Les Vaillons, this unique wine is vinified in a concrete egg to give an additional layer of complexity. The shape of the egg creates a circulating effect for the lees while the porosity of the surface allows for micro-oxidation like a barrique but without any woody characters. The beautifully...
moreBottle 75cl £25.00 £20.00
Bottle 75cl £22.10
Case of 6 £132.60
An east to south facing vineyard with deep calcerous soils, the 2017 a very expressive wine with mouthwatering white peach and ripe green apple flavours. There is some real concentration here combined with lovely freshness which suggests good ageing potential. Drink from 2018.Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £22.10
Case 6 x 75cl £132.60
An east to south facing vineyard with deep calcerous soils, this wine has a refined mineral character which is typical of this vineyard. The 2016 has an intense lime and grapefruit flavour leading to a long and persistent finish. It could do with a little bit more ageing. Drink from 2018.Armit Wines
moreBottle 75cl £22.10
Case 6 x 75cl £134.70
Bottle 75cl £22.45
The Burgundy region is not the region of choice for the unadventurous or risk averse! How then to navigate the minefield? Our advice has always been, and still is, to get to know the growers. It sounds like simple advice but with so many producers there are so many types of Burgundy wine. From powerful négociant houses to the new breed of micro négociants, from large, historic estates to tiny family domaines, you need to know where to turn and who can be relied upon.
At Armit Wines we work with growers who we count amongst our friends. These are by definition, people that won't let you down. These are personal contacts gleaned from years of visiting, talking, tasting and building relationships. Some friendships grow whilst others fade of course but the great ones endure: legendary, ground-breaking Burgundy wine growers such as Anne-Claude Leflaive and Guillaume d'Angerville; superstars such as Pascal Lachaux, Christophe Roumier, Jean-Marc Roulot and the Raveneau brothers; under-appreciated talents such as Patrick Bize and Richard Fontaine.
