MONTAGNY

The southernmost appellation of Burgundy’s Côte Chalonnaise, Montagny remains an enigma. With prices of the best white Burgundy rocketing over the past few years, there is now increasing interest in wines from the Côte Chalonnaise, with many representing a great balance between quality and price. Vintages 2017 and 2018 have both been fine in the Chalonnaise, making it a serious alternative for consumers seeking out high-quality Bourgogne wines at affordable prices.

Berry Bros & Rudd buyer Adam Bruntlett says: ‘Montagny pricing is competitive – premiers crus are about half the price of village Puligny or Meursault.’

Andrew Hawes, from specialist importer Thorman Hunt, agrees: ‘Montagny offers good value white wines in the Burgundy context.’ Despite this,