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This is the perfect wine to use in blind tasting as its colour will deceive even the savviest drinker. This is 100% Pinot Grigio that has been left on the skins to take on the colour and then aged in fig wood barrels. The result is outstanding. On the nose it has a really herbaceous character a hint of wormwood, nutmeg and iron. The palate is full and complex with notes of fig, forest floor and olive. This is a wine to drink with a simple plate of pasta with tomato sauce. You might expect this Pinot Grigio to be lightweight, but skin contact transforms it into something with the mineral grip and complexity you love in Chablis. Like Long-Depaquit's precision, this wine plays with tension between ripe fruit and austere minerality, delivering gunflint-like qualities through iron notes and forest-floor earthiness rather than pure acidity. Fig wood aging gives you an entirely different textural experience—rich and full-bodied where Chablis is crystalline—but the underlying philosophy matches perfectly. You're getting that same commitment to complexity over sweetness, making this a fascinating study in how different terroirs and methods can achieve similar wine-drinking satisfaction.

Argentinian Sémillon made in the Uco Valley from vines at an altitude of 1,000m. Aromas of linden, lime oils and ripe pear, with hints of toast and honey. On the palate, it leads with a firm acidity, before a juicy mid-palate and a lingering finish. This high-altitude Argentine Sémillon shares Chablis's obsession with bright acidity and mineral precision, with lime and linden aromas that mirror the white lemon and steely character you prize in Montée de Tonnerre. The firm acidity followed by juicy mid-palate gives you that food-friendly versatility that makes premier cru Chablis essential at the table. You'll discover what happens when Sémillon—a grape with serious aging potential—grows where Bordeaux taught the world it could achieve complexity and finesse. At 1,000m elevation in Uco Valley, you're getting minerality born from altitude rather than limestone, offering you a completely fresh perspective on how geography shapes precision in white wine.

Crisp Spanish white wine with notes of pear, melon and lime zest. Bodegas Nekeas’ vineyards in the Valdizarbe Valley benefit from the cooling influence of high altitude, which imparts a mineral freshness to this wine that carries hints of wet stone and soft herbs. This Spanish white delivers the wet-stone minerality and lifted acidity you expect from Chablis, with pear and lime zest providing that white-fruit clarity without compromising the wine's crisp, steely backbone. High altitude in Valdizarbe Valley creates the same cooling effect that gives Chablis its signature tension between ripeness and restraint. Nekeas shows you how other European regions capture that Chablis-like precision without Chardonnay or the Jurassic limestone of northern Burgundy. You're tasting a different blend of grapes and geology, yet finding the same obsession with mineral freshness and food compatibility that makes Long-Depaquit's approach universal rather than merely regional.