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The 2023 Montravel Sec from Domaine de Perreau is made with a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris and Semillon grapes. Like Meursault, this is a dry white with serious mineral credentials and food-friendly complexity. The Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon blend gives you that same stone-fruit and hazelnut richness, with the Montravel terroir adding its own mineral spine that echoes white Burgundy's precision. What sets this apart is the Sauvignon Gris component—a rarer cousin that adds honeyed texture and subtle spice you won't find in Chardonnay. You'll discover how the South West of France can punch well above its price point with wines of real elegance and aging potential.

Milan Nestarec is a winemaker helping to put Czechia on the map, dedicated to low-intervention wines that reflect their origins. This Grüner Veltliner is full of character, with peach, nectarine, honey blossom, and a touch of savoury herbs. Grüner Veltliner shares Chardonnay's ability to be both rich and mineral, with that peach and honey character mirroring Meursault's stone-fruit profile. Milan Nestarec's low-intervention approach respects the grape's natural complexity in much the same way Burgundian winemaking prioritizes terroir over showiness. You'll find this Austrian expression has a savoury herbaceous edge that Chardonnay rarely shows, plus a lighter, more linear texture that reveals how different cool-climate whites can explore similar flavour territories. It's a brilliant companion if you want to understand how mineral precision transcends regions.

On the nose this wine has notes of baked pear and honey, followed closely by aromas of sage and pineapple. On the palate you get a wonderfully creamy texture with custard, apples, pickled lemon and a zesty finish. This is a great example of how good Aligote can be. Aligoté is Burgundy's other white grape, and this example delivers that same creamy oak-influenced texture and custard-like richness you prize in Meursault. The baked pear, honey, and pickled lemon notes align beautifully with white Burgundy's complex mineral-fruit balance. You're tasting proof that Aligoté deserves equal respect to its Chardonnay neighbour—this wine shows real depth and structure with a zesty finish that keeps it fresh and food-friendly. It's a chance to explore Burgundy's terroir through a different lens while spending considerably less.