A classic Mâcon favouring citrus fruit character over oak. Still, some bready, vanilla tones shining through here, mineral, with prickly pear, lime cordial zip and freshness. Top-quality for the price, finishing with honey, wax and subtle stone fruit.

Paul Lacroix isn’t your average winemaker—he’s a dynamo of energy, passion, and serious vine know-how. Hailing from a lineage that treats terroir like family, Paul crafts wines that are as full of character as he is. Think of him as part scientist, part artist, and part enthusiastic storyteller, with every bottle he produces narrating a tale of soil, climate, and care. Paul’s vineyards are his playground, but also his canvas. Whether it’s a silky, sunlit white or a bold, complex red, he lets the grapes do the talking, stepping in only to nudge their natural brilliance along. “Minimal intervention” might sound like a buzzword, but for Paul, it’s a lifestyle. He’s the sort of winemaker who’d rather listen to what the land wants than impose his will on it. Paul's wines are part of the Mâcon based negociant Paquet-Montagnac, where his organic principles have earned him a reputation for precision, combining clever use of oak and stainless steel, lending to a fresh style of Burgundy wine.