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Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Scents of raspberries and violets, silky red cherry fruit; hints of oak; this lighthearted, harmonious red Burgundy (perfect for summer picnics) exemplifies the delicate character of wines from St. Bris, west of Chablis. Five St. Bris hectares went the way of Chablis supremo Jean-Marc Brocard when he married a soignée local girl. His sterling efforts are ably continued by son, Julien (a devotee of biodynamic cultivation).
Scents of raspberries and violets, silky red cherry fruit; hints of oak; this lighthearted, harmonious red Burgundy (perfect for summer picnics) exemplifies the delicate character of wines from St. Bris, west of Chablis. Five St. Bris hectares went the way of Chablis supremo Jean-Marc Brocard when he married a soignée local girl. His sterling efforts are ably continued by son, Julien (a devotee of biodynamic cultivation) and charismatic winemaker Clothilde Davenne.
Chardonnay in ripe, fruity, minerally style from Auxerre's Vezelay region. A classic match for Camembert or baked ham. Julien Brocard is now managing the vineyards (many certified as organic) built up from 1 hectare to 100 by his Chablis supremo father Jean-Marc. In fact, all 3 Brocard offspring have ditched careers in banking, engineering and medicine to join the family domaine. Julien continues a tradition of expressing Brocard's enviable terroirs.
Fine Chablis, clean and citrusy with an undertow of minerality -delicious with Camembert or grilled fish. Jean-Marc Brocard's vineyards, some now certified as organic, are in the well-trained hands of son Julien, a fan of biodynamic cultivation. He strives to express the influence of Chablis' unique and ancient soils. Most famously, Kimmeridgian clay, whose layers of limestone and fossilised oyster shells lend Chablis its minerally edge.
Fine Chablis, clean and citrusy with an undertow of minerality -delicious with Camembert or grilled fish. Jean-Marc Brocard's vineyards, officially certified as organic, are now in the well-trained hands of son Julien, a fan of biodynamic cultivation. Together with charismatic Clotilde Davenne, he strives to express the influence of Chablis' unique soils. Most famously, Kimmeridgian clay, whose layers of limestone and fossilised oyster shells lend Chablis its minerally edge.
Scents of raspberries and violets, silky red cherry fruit; hints of oak; this lighthearted, harmonious red Burgundy (perfect for summer picnics) exemplifies the delicate character of wines from St. Bris, west of Chablis. Five St. Bris hectares went the way of Chablis supremo Jean-Marc Brocard when he married a soignée local girl. His sterling efforts are ably continued by son, Julien (a devotee of biodynamic cultivation).
Excellent premier cru Chablis, crisp and refined, with citrusy substance and smooth creaminess. Sunday lunch chez Brocard would see this sipped alongside roast ham with parsley sauce or a ripe Camembert. Julien Brocard was fortunate to take over the running of his father's vineyards just as they were officially certified as organic. He's continuing a tradition of precisely expressing a fascinating array of terroirs.
Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Excellent premier cru Chablis, crisp and refined, with citrusy substance and smooth creaminess. Sunday lunch chez Brocard would see this sipped alongside roast ham with parsley sauce or a ripe Camembert. Julien Brocard was fortunate to take over the running of his father's vineyards just as they were officially certified as organic. He's continuing a tradition of precisely expressing a fascinating array of terroirs.
Subtly mineral, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Bit by bit the Brocards are slowly converting their vineyards to biodynamic viticulture. This is a brave move as holding back on agro chemical sprays often reduces the size of your crop. 'Green' fertilisers and infusions of herbs and grasses are the order of the day here and this remarkably full, ripe Chablis from 60 year old vines is testament to their dedication to their beliefs. Wine for oysters.
Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Chardonnay in ripe, fruity, minerally style from Auxerre's Vezelay region. A classic match for Camembert or baked ham. Julien Brocard is now managing the vineyards (many certified as organic) built up from 1 hectare to 100 by his Chablis supremo father Jean-Marc. In fact, all 3 Brocard offspring have ditched careers in banking, engineering and medicine to join the family domaine. Julien continues a tradition of expressing Brocard's enviable terroirs.
Excellent premier cru Chablis, crisp and refined, with citrusy substance and smooth creaminess. Sunday lunch chez Brocard would see this sipped alongside roast ham with parsley sauce or a ripe Camembert. Julien Brocard was fortunate to take over the running of his father's vineyards just as they were officially certified as organic. He's continuing a tradition of precisely expressing a fascinating array of terroirs.
Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Excellent premier cru Chablis, crisp and refined, with citrusy substance and smooth creaminess. Sunday lunch chez Brocard would see this sipped alongside roast ham with parsley sauce or a ripe Camembert. Julien Brocard was fortunate to take over the running of his father's vineyards just as they were officially certified as organic. He's continuing a tradition of precisely expressing a fascinating array of terroirs.
Subtly mineral, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Bit by bit the Brocards are slowly converting their vineyards to biodynamic viticulture. This is a brave move as holding back on agro chemical sprays often reduces the size of your crop. 'Green' fertilisers and infusions of herbs and grasses are the order of the day here and this remarkably full, ripe Chablis from 60 year old vines is testament to their dedication to their beliefs. Wine for oysters.
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Subtly minerally, citrusy Chablis from Brocard's long-established Préhy vineyards. Wine for oysters. Julien Brocard is now managing the Chablis estate painstakingly built up from 1 hectare to 100 over 30 years by determined father Jean-Marc. Exposed to biodynamic ideals at wine college, Julien was lucky to be taking on plots certified as organic. He continues the tradition of brilliantly expressing an enviable array of terroirs.
Seventh-generation winemaker Jean-Louis Trocard enjoys dominion over 90ha of vineyards in the 'satellite' communes that surround famous 'right bank' Bordeaux appellations Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, amassed by his forebears over the 400 years. Assisted by wife Elisabeth, Jean-Louis has orchestrated soaring prestige for the various Trocard properties in recent times. Jewel of the portfolio more info >>
Blades meet & cut at the very tip Sharp cutting edge ensures complete cut Double spring for smooth action & no breaking Made of quality Rochard stainless steel for durability Keep a little oil in joint for lubrication Wipe clean after use To use: Push back cuticle & trim dead skin around nail. Also cut hangnail. Not suitable for acrylic nails
The Trocard family cultivate 90 hectares of vines around St Emilion and the Château Croix de Rambeau is a mere 6.5 hectares of their efforts but on the very best soils of Lussac. This Merlot dominant wine is aged for 12 months in oak barrels, of which 25% are new each year.
Ricard is the number one pastis, or aniseed-flavoured beverage in the world. A refreshing apperitif, Ricard is a long-time favourite in France and is a blend of natural ingredients, unaltered since its creation by Paul Ricard in 1932. The principal ingredient of Ricard is star anise, a rare spice that grows near the southern Chinese border and the north of Vietnam. Others include licorice from Syria more info >>