Tour de France Case

For all long-standing lovers of French wine, or simply those wishing to try what the country's various regions has to offer, this mixed case will have you longing for your next adventure across the Channel Tunnel.

Albert Bichot are one of Burgundy's most famous names and their Petit-Chablis 2021 has all the racy acidity and citrus fruit you could want in a glass. Full of crunchy apple and zingy lemons, it's fresh, lively and bone dry with a touch of honey.

Their Hautes-Côtes de Beaune 2020 is just as good, with beautifully perfumed fruit, mainly red cherry and strawberry, with subtle earthy notes and a delicate spiced finish. Full of the typicity and generosity of fruit you'd expect from such a well-respected producer.

From one of the great cooperative cellars of Burgundy, the Chardonnay Côte Chalonnaise Cave de Vignerons de Buxy 2022 boasts refreshing lemon and grapefruit aromas complemented by ripe peach and honeysuckle on the palate. Crisp and elegant, it's a great match with seafood and light pasta dishes.

A Saint-Émilion blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc, the Château Sansonnet 2013 has attractive aromas of tea leaf, blueberries and blackberries. Fresh yet powerful, this elegant Bordeaux blend is a joy to drink.

Made from Chenin Blanc grown on the finest chalky-limestone soils, the Maison Darragon Vouvray Sec 'Les Tuffes' 2022 is bursting with crisp green apple and floral notes. Offering a rich strain of minerality and refreshing acidity with a lingering lemon sherbet finish, it's the perfect wine to drink with aperitif, shellfish and white meat dishes.

The Château Canet Minervois Rouge 2020 hails from the trendy Languedoc, layered with indulgent aromas of blackberry, cherry, and blackcurrant. With a touch of spice and velvety tanning across the palate and finish, this is a class act guaranteed to impress.

This case contains two bottles of each wine.