Wines from France

From Bordeaux and Burgundy to the Rhône, Loire, Languedoc and Champagne.

2019 Michel Magnien Morey-Saint-Denis – £44.95
2022 Yvon Mau Premius Atypiquement Bordeaux Blanc – £12.70
NV Champagne Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label – £53.95
NV Champagne R de Ruinart Brut – £66.95
2012 Champagne Laurent Perrier Vintage – £75.95
2023 Chateau Argadens Blanc – £13.96
2025 Whispering Angel Provence Rose Magnum Magnum – £49.96
2024 Sancerre Blanc La Moussiere Organic – £27.95
2018 Michel Magnien Fixin – £34.96
2024 Mas de Daumas Gassac, Rose Frizant – £24.95
NV Champagne P Fourrier Prestige Chardonnay Brut – £39.95
2019 Les Brulieres de Beychevelle Haut-Medoc – £29.95
2022 Chateau de la Gardine, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Blanc – £39.50
2022 Pont de Gassac Rouge – £15.50
2022 Domaine M Lafarge Raisins Dores Aligote – £24.95
2019 Chateau Rouget, Pomerol – £49.96
2018 Chateau Petit Bocq, Saint-Estephe – £31.15
2022 Heritage Cuvee Saint-Agnes Blanc Organic – £21.95
2025 Moulin de Gassac Guilhem Rose – £12.95
NV Champagne Philippe Fourrier Brut Reserve – £35.95
2025 Chateau Puech-Haut, Argali Blanc – £19.50
2022 Le Petit Leon Bordeaux – £15.95
2022 Chateau de la Gardine Chateauneuf-du-Pape – £44.95
2024 Louis Cheze Viognier – £19.96
2023 La Collection Le Pur Sans Grenache Organic – £21.95
2021 Domaine Gassier Nostre Pais Blanc Organic – £19.96
2020 Domaine des Escaravailles Les Coteaux Rasteau – £18.98
2019 Chateau Suduiraut Premier Cru Classe – £49.99
2023 Louis Cheze Breze Condrieu – £46.50
2020 Les Trois Fontaines Organic – £12.50
2023 Domaine de Pellehaut Harmonie de Gascogne Rouge – £11.99
2020 Chateau Cantemerle – £34.50
2017 Michel Magnien Chambolle Musigny Argillieres – £58.96
2017 Chateau Boyd Cantenac Jacques Boyd – £30.76
2020 Rothschild Pays d'Oc Syrah – £10.66
2020 Mouton Cadet Les Parcelles Rose – £12.95

No country has shaped the way the world thinks about wine quite like France. Most of the world’s best-known grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc, made their names here first, and French wine is still labelled by place rather than by grape.

Our range takes you around the map: classed-growth Bordeaux and Pomerol, Burgundy from Chablis to Chambolle-Musigny, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Condrieu from the Rhône, Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé from the Loire, Alsace, Provence rosé, and Champagne. Some of the best value sits in the south, where Languedoc estates like Mas de Daumas Gassac and Château Puech-Haut make wines that easily outperform their price.