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A welcoming nose, which invites us along for the ride. An oasis of freshness enhanced by a light woodiness. Fresh and round, it reveals all its richness and reveals its limestone terroir in perfect balance. This vintage should be drunk now but we can keep it in a good cellar until 2030/2032

Father and son duo Jean-Louis and Jean-Christophe run this 22-hectare estate based in Saint-Bris-le-Vineux. This village, beyond the limit of the Chablis district, is notable for its sheer number of highly respected growers, many of whom have vines up the road in Chablis. In France, Saint Bris is much sought-after, but thankfully it remains under-the-radar in the UK, making these wines a real coup when it comes to quality and pedigree of terroir. Soils are either Portland or Kimmeridgian and the village is chock full of 11th and 12th century cellars. The cellar carrying the name Bersan above the door is particularly lovely, crammed with barrels in which the wines peacefully mature.