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A fruity white wine made from the
Aligote grape-variety; it goes well with sea-food. Its "marriage" with Crème de
Cassis de Bourgogne (blackcurrant liqueur) gives a very pleasant aperitif : the KIR. |

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A red wine made from the two
Burgundian varieties (Gamay and Pinot Noir) vinified together in the same fermenter. This
wine can be drunk when very young ("En primeur") but may be kept to age for a
few more years. It is exactly the type of wine that can be enjoyed every day, even by the
most delicate stomach! |

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Cuvée Ste Jehanne de Chantal, like all our famous whites in Burgundy, this one is made
from the Chardonnay variety. This fragrant wine is perfect to accompany snails or Jambon
Persillé (cold ham in parsley jelly).
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This fresh wine, easy to drink, is
also made from Pinot Noir grapes. Served chilled, it will be appreciated at any time of
the day, chiefly with pork meat, sausage, ham etc. |

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VILLAGE this wine of PINOT NOIR
grapes comes from the village of SANTENAY It provides a well dressed, fine wine with supple
light tannins.
A good accompaniment with warm
starters, grilled meat and poultry.
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The cuvée Saint Jean de Narose as
good as many famous wines produced in the best Villages of the Côte d'Or, this simple red
Burgundy is made from the Pinot Noir, the noble variety. This is a typical wine for light
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Marc-brandy is obtained by
distillation of the residues of pressing. These brandies are matured in oak barrels for a
minimum of 10 years before being bottled. They make an excellent conclusion to the finest
meals. |
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Fine-brandy is the distillation of
the finest lees of the wines .These brandies are matured in oak barrels for a minimum of
10 years before being bottled. They make an excellent conclusion to the finest meals.
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