A prototypical unoaked white Macon that's simultaneously fresh and creamy on the medium-bodied palate, with plenty of crisp pear and touches of acacia blossoms and fresh pineapple. Very clean and animating finish that pulls you back for more. Drink now. (Stuart Pigott, June 2024)

With notes of butterscotch, citrus, and apples, this Chardonnay offers a subtle nose and a juicy mid-palate, finishing with hints of light lemonade, fresh green apple, and a slight minty touch. (USA, June 2024)

Both ripe and fresh, this prototypical Macon chardonnay shows notes of lemon curd, lemon balm and licorice. Excellent balance on the moderately creamy palate, then a long lively and slightly flinty finish. Drink now.

Both ripe and fresh, this prototypical Macon chardonnay shows notes of lemon curd, lemon balm and licorice. Excellent balance on the moderately creamy palate, then a long lively and slightly flinty finish. Drink now.

Lovely pear, citrus and floral nose. Zesty freshness and plenty of fruit on the medium-bodied palate with just enough acidity to keep it rolling nicely over the palate. No great length, but excellent balance. Drink now.

Latour's racy 2020 Mâcon-Lugny "Les Genievres" shows the perfect marriage of their style with the warmth of the vintage. It displays remarkably good density for the Mâconnais without a trace of heaviness thanks to the riveting acidity that imparts an uplifting character to the wine. Think of it as your go-to white this summer.

Wine award - Silver Medal.

This is always a delicious white with apples bananas and some stone undertones. It's full-bodied with a fruity finish. Hints of tropical fruit at the end. Drink now.

Really enjoying the understated complexity, softer ambiance and value in this well made Mâcon chardonnay! Here is a modestly brisk, balanced example with a gentle nose of yellow apple, subtle butter, feint smokiness and toast, plus a hint of minerality. It is medium weight, well structured but not at all severe, with very focus and very good to excellent length. David Lawrason 

If you found like me that the 2017 vintage of this wine was very good, you have not yet seen anything with the 2018.
The very light golden yellow color with light green reflections at first sight catches the eye of the taster; the smell is then solicited by inviting and gourmet aromas of white peach, quince and light honey, on which beautiful notes of white flowers are superimposed; in the mouth everything is in its place and without overflow, thanks mainly to sufficient natural acidity and well proportioned; immediate pleasure that lasts a long time, since we are entitled to a delicate and long finish which we would never want to see ending. For crustaceans and seafood, fish, vegetarian dishes, certain cold meats and white meats and soft cheeses; good white Burgundy at a reasonable price; Do not miss.

It will provide a beautiful match for a plate of grilled fish or shellfish. Despite the fact that no oak is used here, there is still the sort of buttery, nutty notes found in oaked wines from further north. There are light aromas of dried flowers, butter and macadamia while the palate has a waxy, muscat feel with notes of grapefruit and pineapple. (Andy Cronshaw, UK)

Seductive citrus nose, round and ripe, yet also fresh and lively, exhibits richness and character.

Zesty and smoky lime and nice dash of flintiness and aromatic herb on the nose. A generous and fleshy palate and impressive length. Well made wine. (UK)

This wine is precise and taut with a mineral, citrus core and flinty edge, it has a rounded and satisfying mid palate. (UK)