🎇 White Burgundy for $9.99? Is this real life? 😳
09.23.2026
2025 La Sente des Moulins Bourgogne Chardonnay
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La Sente des Moulins Chardonnay
White Burgundy has gotten so expensive that people now whisper the word "Meursault" like it's a mortgage payment. Here's the workaround: this is real Bourgogne Chardonnay, blended from parcels stretching the length of Burgundy, from Chablis in the north to the Mâconnais in the south. Gently pressed, fermented in steel, no oak. Pear, white peach, citrus, and that chalky finish Burgundy lovers chase. The Danes have been hoarding it for years. Our turn.

Release Price: $20.00
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$7.99 Pinot Noir that is changing the game...
Last week we introduced you to La Sente des Moulins Pinot Noir. Today, its big sister.
And I do mean big sister, because this one is from Burgundy.
Real Burgundy. It says Bourgogne right on the label.
Here's why that matters. White Burgundy is the most expensive Chardonnay on earth, and it gets worse every year (why is everything like this?!?!?). Village-level Meursault will easily run you $80 or more now. Puligny-Montrachet, more. The top bottles are priced like jewelry.
Bourgogne is the appellation that covers the whole region, and it's where the smart money has always gone. The grapes can come from anywhere in Burgundy, and this one takes full advantage: it's blended from selected parcels running from Chablis in the north all the way down to the Mâconnais in the south. That's more than 100 miles of Burgundy in one bottle.
Think about what that gets you. Chablis brings the steely, chalky, mineral side of Chardonnay. The Mâconnais brings riper, rounder fruit. Blend them and you get both.
The winemaking is clean and simple on purpose. Gentle pneumatic press. Cold fermentation in stainless steel. A brief rest on the lees for a little texture. No oak at all, so there's nothing covering up the fruit: pear, white peach, citrus, and that limestone finish.
Now the fun part. This wine has been a phenomenon in Denmark.
Danish retailers call it the country's best Burgundy value. The Danes have been quietly drinking it by the case while the rest of us overpaid for Chardonnay.
Not anymore!!
Let's do this! Happy Wednesday all!