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Max’s Chiroubles is above 400m, decomposed granite. This is the most delicate and aerial style of all. The tannins are soft an...
Max’s Chiroubles is a site owned by a good friend of his, sitting 400m above sea level on decomposed granite soils, with the av...
Max's Cote de Brouilly is unique in the range, being sourced from a parcel on Mont Brouilly with the famous pierre bleue soils....
The first ever Fleurie that vigneron Guy has ever made, and it is utterly gorgeous. P'tit Max at his best! Sourced from the lie...
80 year old bush vines. The concentration and precision of fruit is remarkable - sweet cranberry, blackcurrant and black cherry...
Ptit Max is made from Max’s oldest (130 years old) Morgon vines, aged for 10 months in old Domaine de la Romanée-Conti barrels...
Ah the perfume of a good semi-carbonically-macerated gamay! Cinnamon and peonies and soft summer fruits – a perfume that would ...
From the oldest vines on the Estate, at an average age of 65yrs. This Beaujolais is such a lovely combination of mellow gamay f...
Although Regnie is famous for its pink, granite soils, Guy's site is in fact planted on gravelly, silex soils, handed down to h...
Although Regnie is famous for its pink, granite soils, Guy's site is in fact planted on gravelly, silex soils, handed down to ...
With buckets of bright red cherries, field strawberries, and slightly soft plumbs, this gamay is not to be messed with. Vibrant...
