Macon Villages, Chartron et Trebuchet

Chartron et Trébuchet Mâcon-Villages is all about ripe, generous fruit. Fresh orchard and citrus notes lead into a rounded, golden mouthfeel that feels rich and satisfying without being heavy. It has the classic charm you’d hope for from white Burgundy, which makes it an easy choice for relaxed weeknight suppers, entertaining and drinks with friends alike.

Food pairing

This versatile Chardonnay works beautifully with roast chicken, creamy pasta dishes, salmon, and fish in butter or cream sauces. It’s also lovely with mushroom risotto, quiche, and soft cheeses such as Brie or a young Comté.

Serving suggestion

Serve lightly chilled, at around 10–12°C. Taking it out of the fridge 15 minutes before pouring lets the fruit and texture really shine.

About Chartron et Trébuchet

Originally founded in Puligny-Montrachet, one of Burgundy’s most celebrated white wine villages, Chartron et Trébuchet has built a strong reputation for quality white Burgundy. Their Mâcon-Villages brings that expertise to an approachable, everyday price.

At a glance

• Grape: Chardonnay
• Appellation: Mâcon-Villages
• Region: Burgundy, France
• Style: Dry white wine, fruity and rounded
• ABV: 12.5%
• Available as: Bottle (75cl) or case of six

Frequently asked questions

Is Mâcon-Villages a Chardonnay?
Yes. White Mâcon-Villages is made from Chardonnay, the grape behind all of Burgundy’s great white wines.

Where is Mâcon in Burgundy?
The Mâconnais is in southern Burgundy, between the Côte Chalonnaise and Beaujolais. It’s also home to Pouilly-Fuissé and Saint-Véran.

Is Mâcon-Villages good value white Burgundy?
Very much so. Mâcon-Villages gives you the character of white Burgundy at a much more accessible price than wines from the Côte de Beaune.

What does Mâcon-Villages taste like?
Expect fresh, ripe fruit and a smooth, rounded texture. It’s generally softer and fruitier than Chablis, which is crisper and more mineral.