Mâcon-Villages

This French appellation includes twenty-six villages in the Mâconnais wine region of southern Burgundy. The region of Mâcon-Villages produces Chardonnay-based wines that may slightly differ in character due to different soil composition, but they are typically smooth, medium-bodied, light, and refreshing.

Their color ranges from pale to straw yellow, while the typical aromas include acacia, honeysuckle, citrus, and white flowers, as well as herbal notes of fern, verbena, or fennel. These wines make a great aperitif, but they can also match various appetizers such as and creamy meat or fish-based dishes.