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Burgundy En Primeur

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Introducing the vintage

The new 2024 vintage marks a welcome return to classic Burgundy: modest alcohol, bright acidity and cool fruit flavours. The crop is tiny, and volumes are extremely limited, but these are pure, energetic and delicious wines. The whites are some of the best in a decade, and the reds are the very essence of elegant Burgundian Pinot Noir.

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Learn more about the vintage

New to Burgundy? We've made it easy

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What is En Primeur?
Your helpful guide to navigating our En Primeur offers
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Listen now: Burgundy 2024 En Primeur
Learn about the growing season and discover our experts’ top tips for the best wines to buy
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A beginner's guide to Burgundy
Everything you ever wanted to know but were too afraid to ask

Our expert selections

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Village-level highlights
Gevrey-Chambertin, Meursault and more
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Premier Crus
Standout wines from prestigious vineyards
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Cases under £500
Treat yourself to something truly special

Explore the Côte d'Or

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Côte de Nuits
The finest Pinot Noir on the planet
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Côte de Beaune
The homeland of world-class Chardonnay

Find out more

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Decoding Burgundy producer portfolios
Mark Pardoe MW unravels the complexity
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The sub-regions of Burgundy
How to tell your Chablis from your Côte Chalonnaise
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Reconsidering the Mâconnais
Why you shouldn’t overlook this dynamic sub-region