About Our Wine

2025 Aligoté

A very small volume of Aligoté (200 bottles) was produced in 2025.

Aligoté is Burgundy’s ‘other’ white grape, less frequently encountered than Chardonnay. Known for its high acidity, it was historically used in sparkling Crémant de Bourgogne but is now experiencing a renaissance in Burgundy as a fresh and vibrant alternative to Chardonnay.

We ferment the Aligoté using natural yeast in neutral oak with extended time on lees.

Our 2025 release is a crisp wine with beautiful saline minerality, green apple and citrus notes.

2024 Pinot Noir

This release is a blend of eight clones, farmed organically (non‑certified) with yields around 500 grams per vine. Fermentation is driven entirely by natural yeast, with full malolactic fermentation taking place in 30% new oak over 11 months.

“Opens slightly surly with a faint haze of reduction blurring the aromatic profile. Aeration reveals the significant depth the high density plantings have granted this wine: violets and deep red florals; then black cherry and compacted dark soil, together with faint echoes of dried orange peel, sage, and crushed granite.

There is significant lift here as well as a wealth of veiled herbal and mineral aromatics that require coaxing from the glass. The palate is chiselled and focused up front, never really toeing over the line to medium-bodied; gaining weight and silken texture through to the middle then fanning pleasingly out with a sumptuous finish. Tarragon and Indies spices, red cherry and cranberry; couverture and walnut; then deeper, black fruits.

There is a sense of array, a hand placing all the pieces in their correct order. Very fine.”

- David, Le Tuffeau

2025 Chardonnay

The 2025 Chardonnay is grown in limited amounts (606 bottles). We ferment the wine in French oak.

“This Chardonnay displays a rather restrained nose at first; a saline, marine coolness with a gentle waft of serious oak- and lees-derived toasted cereal, cinnamon scroll, and hazelnuts. ……..ripe pear, pithy pomelo/grapefruit, rosemary oil, and a deeper kind of minerality ... gunflint.

The vine density is immediately apparent from the wine’s immense palate presence; this is an unashamedly compact, dense wine; very Chassagne! The texture is simply wonderful: a flash of pleasant bitterness melds into a moreish, mouth-wateringly salty-sweet finish. Ample but pleasantly restrained yellow orchard fruit, lees-derived toasted oats and fresh pastry, and a deep, powerful mineral note (flint again) which echoes the nose. There is then a steeliness which slowly drifts off into the long finish”.

- Nick, Le Tuffeau


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wine@delabeche.com.au