A brisk, compact wine of strawberry, red apple and capsicum refreshment. Bottled as a primeur in January 2026 after a very short élevage in tank, this is all youthful energy and simple pleasures. Find out more.

Early-picked fruit gives an impression of green strawberry, blood orange and spiced red apple. A wire of acidity coils around it all for tension and refreshment. We know what we'll be drinking this summer. Find out more.

Feeling that the 2024 harvest from the prized Le Franc vineyard was not suited to the usual barrel treatment, Olivier decided to vinify this fruit in a similar way to Pur Breton - the results are superb and possess the vibrant energy of a primeur. Find out more.

Crackling with a bright, nervy energy, the fruits have a pleasing balance of tart raspberry and plum. There is something iron-rich and bloody at its core and the mineral imprint of the limestone can be felt distinctly in the finish. Find out more.

100% Pinot Meunier. A very pretty blanc de noir, with bright, berry-tinged fruit, lovely aromatics and a delicious texture. The grapes were pressed, spontaneously fermented and aged on the lees in barrels for two years. Find out more.

The classic trinity of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay in more or less equal measure. This is a beautiful wine of depth, length and finesse, a touch of structure and beautiful high notes which frame the fruit. Find out more.

A luminous salmon pink in the glass from just 24hrs with the crushed grapes sitting in the press. Soft, mousse-y bubbles cushion a pretty watercolour wash of little bramble fruits and crisp Russett apple, with some unexpected notes of blood orange and clementine citrus. Find out more.

An atypical Jura white made using a direct-press of the Seyve Villard hybrid - a disease-resistant varietal that requires no herbicide or pesticide vineyard treatments. It flourishes over the red and grey marls and fossil-rich Jurassic limestone of the region, producing a wine that lacks none of the tension and edge you'd hope for from its native Chardonnay or Savagnin. Find out more.

Barrel notes are balanced, but can be picked up on immediately - that rich butterscotch, coconut sort of character that feels to intensify the fruit. Lemon is oily, or like a dense lemon curd; bruised orchard pears, a marmalade-y pithiness and concentration and a deep-set, struck match reductions that coils off and melds into the electric acids. Find out more.

Another of Didier's wines from hybrid vines, here using the white Seyve Villard in a co-fermentation with the red Léon Millot varietal. It is amazing to see how this wine takes on the characteristics of a Jura red regardless. It has the translucent appearance, ethereal quality and exotic aromatics one might associate with the more expressive examples of Trousseau or Poulsard. Find out more.

Like a raspberry ripple, with a flash of cherrystone almond and plenty of trademark Grenache spice. Val refers to this wine as 'his grenadine', which probably tells you all you need to know Find out more.

A welcome return of this dizzying blend, the lightest we’ve had of this cuvée, but just as warm and aromatic. Chillable, easy-drinking, and still very complex. Find out more.

Less steely and with softer edges than his more classical staple 'La Pente de Chavigny', this feels open and inviting, but still with that lovely laser-beam of mouthwatering acidity cutting it through. Find out more.

A beautiful single-vineyard cuvée, using the forgotten Sauvignon Gris varietal - know locally as Fié. White peach, lemongrass, something a little golden and honeyed. A touch of barrel richness melds nicely with the fleshy textures on show. Find out more.

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A serious wine with a silly name - Couilles d'Anes translates as 'donkey balls', a colloquial term coined by the local vigneron to describe the unusual black stones that can be found dotting the vineyard soils in certain locations. A delightfully aromatic vintage, bright cherry and bramble fruits meld with a violet perfume in the glass. Find out more.

Pouring an inviting hazy shade of peach, the wine screams summer and simply busts with fruit, salt and flowers, all purity, balance and immense drinkability. Find out more.

Beautifully plump cherry fruit, flowers, anise and a touch of spice, rustic yet soft tannins. Structured, with iron-like minerality and mouth-watering acidity. Find out more.

Gently fruit-forward with notes of forced rhubarb and a bloody mineral edge. An experimental, category-defying cuvée falling somewhere between rosé and orange. Find out more.

All tart vibrant fruit with salty backbone reminiscent of pickles and brine which sit alongside a soft creamy edge and light pearlescent tingle on the palate. Find out more.

The 2025 ‘Lucky You!’ is here, The welcome return of Laurent's most iconic wine, a blend of around 70% Sauvignon Blanc with 30% Chardonnay. Find out more.