White Burgundy wine offers arguably the broadest spectrum of Chardonnays in the world. Derived from a single, unified stretch of world-renowned appellations, Burgundy whites present an impressive variety of styles, textures and flavours to drinkers of all tastes. From steely and sharp to ripe and rich, you’ll find something that scintillates.

Burgundy White Wine
Chardonnay holds the prize for the planet’s most widely planted white variety, but its birthplace will forever rest in Burgundy. The sheer adaptability of this varietal reaches its full potential in the hands of experienced growers in Burgundy. Suitable for casual quaffs and seasoned sips, white Burgundy wine offers an array of expressively flavourful experiences.
White Burgundy wine bursts with citrus, fruit-forward essences, paired with herbaceous extracts that develop complex, delicate, and even rich terroir-driven cuvées. When aged in oak barrels, the wine can create a deeper flavour profile, perfect for pairing with seafood, poultry and cheese.
Our experts at From Vineyards Direct judiciously select only the highest quality white Burgundy wines, sourced directly from specialist growers in France. We are committed to ensuring our valued customers receive only the most authentic Bourgogne Blanc, which is why our cellar harbours such a deliberately small collection.
Get in touch with us if you would like additional information about any of our white Burgundy wines or consult our professionals for advice.
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What Does White Burgundy Wine Taste Like?
Depending on the specific region in which white Burgundy wine is grown, you’ll experience notes of crisp, refreshing green apples, round, nutty butter, or approachable, creamy tropical fruits. With age, the complex minerality comes forward, reminiscent of wet stone, iron and salt. White Burgundy wine is truly an enigma, which is why it is such a firm favourite across the world.
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What Grape is White Burgundy Wine?
White Burgundy wine is produced from Chardonnay grapes, the region's most dominant grape. It is a medium to full-bodied crisp varietal that has a naturally relatively neutral flavour, heavily influenced by climate and soil. Amongst everything else, it has an intrinsically high level of acidity that effortlessly encourages the ageing process of the wine.
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What to eat with White Burgundy Wine?
White Burgundy wine pairs beautifully with creamy seafood and poultry dishes. This is due to the combination of sharp acidity and mellow cream, which develops a pleasurable but complex flavour profile.