Domaine Cornin

Pouilly Fuissé Villages 2024

Domaine Cornin’s Pouilly-Fuissé brings together Chardonnay from old-vine parcels across the southern Mâconnais. Romain Cornin farms organically and takes a restrained approach in the cellar, allowing the fruit and limestone character of the vineyards to remain central.

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£12.00

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Pouilly Fuissé Villages 2024

From £12.00

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Tasting Notes

The 2024 is expected to show a classic, energetic profile: lemon, orchard fruit and white flowers supported by subtle nuttiness, salinity and a clean mineral line. It has enough breadth to feel generous, while fresh acidity keeps the finish precise.

About Domaine Cornin

Taking the reins at his family’s Chaintré estate, biodynamic trailblazer Romain Cornin coaxes breathtaking nuance from a prized collection of heritage Mâconnais vines dating back to 1909. Rejecting heavy intervention to let his historic soils speak, he coopers and ferments with laser-focused precision to deliver intensely textured, vivacious Chardonnays that possess a beautifully unforced, crystalline brilliance.

About Burgundy

Burgundy is France’s most detailed and site-driven region. Stretching from the cool slopes of Chablis in the north down through the Côte d’Or to the Mâconnais in the south. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are the foundations here, but the real story is how each village and vineyard expresses them differently. The Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune form the region’s core, while areas like the Côte Chalonnaise and Mâconnais add a broader mix of styles and accessibility. Burgundy is defined by careful vineyard work, long-established classifications and a focus on clarity of place rather than heavy winemaking influence.