Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are the two great grape varieties of Burgundy. They have travelled the wine world with varying degrees of success. This week I have chosen two bottles from a very successful co-operative in Burgundy, which produces a range of well-made, inexpensive wines. Both are on special offer at Tesco this week.
Bourgogne Chardonnay 2018 La Burgondie, €12 (down from €15)
Medium-bodied, 13 per cent alcohol, with broad, rich, textured peach fruits, cut through nicely by a crisp acidity. Serve with chicken or salmon dishes.
Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2018 La Burgondie, €12 (down from €15)
A light, refreshing Pinot, lightly aromatic with elegant red-cherry fruits, good acidity and an attractive leafiness. Serve this cool with tuna, salmon or duck.
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