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Enjoying a good wine with family or friends: that's the Vinatis philosophy.
Vinatis wants to make wine accessible to everyone, for novices and connoisseurs, but above all epicureans! Bon vivants, fervent amateurs or even occasional hedonists, our offer is the widest on the internet and adapts to all tasting moments, whatever the budget. With a catalogue of more than 5,000 products and over 1,200 partner winegrowers and houses, we offer wines from more than 30 different countries. We are committed to offering a wide range of high-quality wines at less than £12, while also offering a range of prestigious fine wines
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We share more than just a business relationship with our customers; we want to help you find the best wine. With its rich array of aromas, flavours and textures, wine immerses connoisseurs in a world of diversity. Explore this fascinating world through our carefully curated selection of wines from the finest producers in wine-growing regions across the globe. Detailed descriptions, tasting notes, serving advice, food and wine pairings, customer reviews, awards and themed selections will help you make your choice when buying wine online.
Red, White or Rosé, Wines of All Colours
Red wine can be light and fruity, like Beaujolais, Burgundy or Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil. Some wines are full-bodied and fruity, such as Bordeaux Supérieur, Côtes de Provence or Chinon. Others are powerful and generous, such as Saint-Émilion, Pomerol or Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Wines with tannins and a distinguished character also have their followers, such as Pauillac, Côte Rôtie and Margaux. Among the elegant wines are fine wines such as Chambolle Musigny, Pommard and Gevrey-Chambertin. Red wines are available in different versions to suit all tastes and occasions. There are even sweet red wines to accompany desserts, such as Vins Doux Naturels (sweet natural wines) and other fortified wines like Port, whose colour fades to a subtle shade of ruby.
When it comes to white wines, enthusiasts are also spoilt for choice. Mineral, fruity, toasty and floral, dry white wine can be appreciated in various aromatic profiles. Lively and light wines with fruity and floral aromas often come from the Alsace Sylvaner, Petit Chablis or Entre-Deux-Mers AOCs. The smooth and fresh citrus-flavoured white wines of Chablis, Sancerre or Graves are also very popular with amateurs and connoisseurs alike. Lovers of full-bodied and complex white wines will be delighted with the wines from the Vouvray, Chablis Premier Cru, Chablis Grand Cru or Pessac-Léognan AOCs. Sweet white wines delight the palate of fine gourmets and accompany choice dishes. These aromatic sweet or luscious wines result from ‘noble rot’ and fall under the appellations of Sauternes, Coteaux du Layon, Barsac, Monbazillac, Jurançon, Alsace Gewürztraminer Sélection Grains Nobles, or Tokaj.
When it comes to diversity, rosé wines are every bit as good as red and white wines. Light, fruity and tangy rosé, to be drunk in their youth, or structured and generous gastronomic rosé wines, their shades of colour are almost infinite depending on the winemaking method used, but also the grape varieties used. Most of our rosé wines come from the famous French regions of Provence and Languedoc.
How would you define orange wine?
Do you think wine only comes in red, white and rosé? Think again! Orange wine also exists. Also known as amber wine, orange wine is made from white grapes. It is quite simply a white wine vinified like a red wine. It owes its natural orange hue to the maceration of the juice with the skins, stalks and seeds of white grapes.
Where does orange wine originate from?
Orange wine, one of the earliest wines ever produced, dates back to antiquity. At that time, it was mainly produced in what is now Georgia.
Which grape varieties are used to make orange wine?
In Georgia, orange wine is made from local grape varieties such as Rkatsiteli and Kisi. Elsewhere, Chardonnay, Muscat and Gewürztraminer are permitted for its production.
What does orange wine taste like?
Very dry, with low sugar and alcohol content, orange wine is characterised by its pronounced tannins. This rich, structured and full-bodied wine is distinguished by its intense flavour and slight bitterness. On the nose, this macerated wine offers a varied aromatic profile: floral and citrus aromas, notes of raisins, nuts, honey and spices, as well as mineral and herbaceous nuances.
When and how should you drink orange wine?
The tannic structure of orange wine means it can be enjoyed throughout a meal. Orange wine is best enjoyed at a temperature of 13°C to 14°C. It is therefore particularly popular during the hot summer months, but can be enjoyed all year round.
Burgundy, Bordeaux, Jura, Alsace, Languedoc... the Great French Wine Regions
A favourite destination for wine lovers, the French vineyard is one of the most famous in the world. The incredible diversity of France's wine regions ensures the discovery of different flavours and aromas. Influenced by varied soils and climates, each wine region has distinct terroirs, thus offering a myriad of red, white and rosé wines with diverse profiles.
Famous for its prestigious, characterful red wines from Margaux, Saint-Julien, Pomerol and Saint-Émilion, its exceptional white wines from Pessac-Léognan and its fine, luscious wines from the Barsac and Sauternes AOCs, the Bordeaux region offers a wide range of fine wines and grands crus from classifications that are among the most renowned in the world.
One of the oldest wine regions in France, Burgundy is renowned for its fine Pinot Noir red wines, such as the Chambertin, Clos Vougeot, Romanée Conti and Chapelle Chambertin Grands Crus. The prestigious Burgundy region also produces famous Chardonnay white wines such as Meursault, Montrachet, Corton Charlemagne, Chablis and Pouilly-Fuissé.
The Rhône Valley also offers a remarkable diversity of wines, including the powerful red wines with great ageing potential of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the aromatic and delicate white wines of Condrieu and the gastronomic rosés of Tavel.
Other regions contribute to the diversity of the French wine-growing world, including the vineyards of Jura, Alsace, Beaujolais, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Languedoc, Roussillon, South West, Loire Valley and Savoy... not forgetting Champagne, known for its eponymous wines.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Chablis, Sancerre, Pic Saint-Loup... a wide choice of French appellations
Renowned throughout the world for its richness and diversity, the French wine-growing terroir has nearly 400 Appellations d'Origine Contrôlée. These impose very precise specifications, guaranteeing the quality of their wines. Reflecting a unique expertise, each appellation is characterised by unique terroirs with a wide variety of soils and climates, giving its wines special characteristics. In the Bordeaux region, the Saint-Émilion, Saint-Estèphe, Graves, Sauternes and Margaux AOCs are undoubtedly among the most prestigious. In Burgundy, the Chablis and Pouilly-Fuissé AOCs produce fine white Burgundies. Anchored in the Rhône Valley, the Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOC owes its reputation to its powerful and complex red wines. The Côte-Rôtie AOC, on the other hand, is famous for its elegant and aromatic red wines made from the Syrah grape variety. Covering more than 20,000 hectares spread over more than 80 communes, the Côtes de Provence AOC is the largest vineyard in the Provence region. With a mosaic of terroirs, this appellation is renowned for its rosés combining generosity, tangy freshness and fruitiness. In the Jura vineyards, renowned for their vin jaune, vin de paille and Macvin de Jura, there are various AOCs to discover, such as Côtes du Jura, Arbois and L'Étoile. In the Loire Valley, the region is characterised by the Chinon, Sancerre, Anjou, Saumur Champigny, Vouvray and Pouilly-Fumé AOCs.
French designations other than AOC
Apart from AOCs, some cuvées also bear the IGP (Indication Géographique Protégée, or Protected Geographical Indication) label, such as Côtes de Gascogne IGP, Pays d'Oc IGP or Ardèche IGP. This designation is characterised by less restrictive specifications and, above all, a larger production area than an AOC. This non-exhaustive list offers an overview of the richness of the French wine-growing world. Appellations to discover or rediscover for an unforgettable taste experience!
Vin de France, a guarantee of quality and expressiveness
The various categories of wine also include the nectars produced under the Vin de France label. Bringing together wines made in France but not meeting the specifications of an AOC or an IGP, VDF wines offer a wide variety of styles. Red wines, white wines, rosé wines, sparkling wines and even sweet wines, these wines are generally blended wines. Inventive and free from any specifications, these wines from winegrowers are curiosities and excellent wines to discover for those who like to think outside the box. Some big names in the wine world don't hesitate to produce Vin de France to avoid the constraints imposed by AOC and IGP. By opting for this category, winegrowers fully express their creative flair and freedom in blending grape varieties to create unique and original wines. Jeff Carrel, Xavier Vignon, Gérard Bertrand, François Chidaine, Louis Chèze, François Lurton, Didier Dagueneau, Domaine Lafage and Château Saint Roch, Domaines des Nugues, and the estate of La Vieille Ferme are, for example, renowned traditional producers who are also figureheads in the landscape of these slightly rebellious wines, delivering an uninhibited interpretation of the terroir according to their own expressiveness.
Italian wines, Spanish wines, Portuguese wines... wines from around the world for a gustatory odyssey
Want to discover something new and get away from it all? Let yourself be tempted by a trip beyond the French wine borders for a memorable world tour of flavours.
A little paradise for wine lovers, Italy is full of treasures that are absolutely worth discovering. Chianti Classico from Tuscany, the famous Prosecco from Veneto, or Barolo and Moscato d'Asti from Piedmont: each region of the Boot offers an unforgettable taste experience that makes you want to discover more. In Spain, the regions of Rioja, Ribera del Duero and Priorat are among the most popular. Famous for its Port wines, the Douro valley in Portugal also makes an impression with its wines.
A new wine paradise, the United States also invites you to discover new gems, notably the Cabernet Sauvignon wines of Napa Valley in the state of California. In Oregon, wine producers are especially famous for their Pinot Noirs.
In South America, vines are cultivated in various countries such as Brazil, Uruguay and Mexico. However, Argentine wines are among the most renowned. Representing more than 70% of the vineyards, the Mendoza region is famous for its Malbec wines. Full-bodied and very fruity wines!
Other regions also shine on the world wine scene, notably South Africa, mainly the Stellenbosch region. Renowned for its quality wines, the latter is planted with various grape varieties, including Chenin Blanc and Pinotage. Famous for its Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines, Australia is also one of the world's notable wine regions. New Zealand is home to exceptional vineyards and wines of various styles. Marlborough, the most famous region of the archipelago, is known for its Sauvignon Blanc wines with notes of fresh herbs and exotic fruits. This New Zealand terroir also offers excellent Rieslings and Pinot Noirs.
Organic wine, biodynamic wine, natural wine or wine with no added sulphites: wines that respect the terroir
In recent decades, more and more wine estates have converted to organic farming, whether or not under an eco-responsible label: AB (French acronym) European label, Eurofeuille logo, Terra Vitis, HVE (French acronym) Label (High Environmental Value Farming), Ecocert, Nature et Progrès. More and more consumers are keen to choose their wines based on all these labels and organic certifications. Wines produced using biodynamic methods (Demeter, Biodyvin) are more organic than wines labelled as such. The most demanding consumers who insist on drinking wine that has been produced with respect for the environment can also reconcile this choice with that of a natural wine for health, a natural wine with the AVN, S.A.I.N.S. label, which limits chemical inputs and therefore the added sulphites.
BIBs or Bag-in-Box wines, perfect containers for any occasion
Perfect for large tables, barbecues or picnics, Bag in Box (BIB) wines are appealing because they are both fun and practical. These terms refer to a flexible, watertight plastic bag enclosed in a cardboard box. Red, white or rosé, BIB wines come in all tastes and colours.
Buy impressively sized bottles of wine for special occasions
To accompany major events such as a wedding, christening, birthday or even a professional celebration, there's nothing like an XXL bottle of wine. Magnum, Double-Magnum, Jeroboam, Methuselah, Salmanazar or even Nebuchadnezzar... large formats of wine are the ideal way to make an impression on your guests. In addition to ensuring that the wine ages better, these bottles make an impression at the table thanks to their imposing size
Bottles of wine to give to novices or connoisseurs
For those who want to give an original and tasty gift, a bottle of wine is a great idea. Want to introduce a novice to the pleasures of wine? Light wines are perfect for this: a light and floral white Burgundy, a fruity and light red wine from Beaujolais or a tangy, fruity and ready-to-drink rosé. Accessories, wines in presentation cases or gift sets, gift sets of 2, 3 or 5 bottles... Our thematic wine gift sets are the perfect way to introduce the world of wine to a novice without making a mistake.
And to please a true connoisseur, the choice is vast. Red or white wines from prestigious appellations in Bordeaux, Burgundy or the Rhône Valley are a safe bet. Saint-Émilion, Margaux, Pauillac, Pomerol, Nuits Saint Georges, Vosne-Romanée, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Côte-Rôtie and Crozes Hermitage: you are spoilt for choice. A bottle of wine from an exceptional vintage is sure to delight any serious wine lover.
How much does a good bottle of wine cost?
When buying a bottle of wine, budget is often one of the criteria taken into account. However, it is important to know that the price of a cuvée depends on several parameters, apart from the region of production. The appellation and the terroir also come into play. A lesser-known AOC is often much more accessible than a prestigious appellation. In addition, the producer may be a renowned producer or a more confidential winegrower. The awards won and the vintage of the wine are also important. To answer the question of the price of a good bottle of wine, it is quite possible to unearth some real gems for less than £12 a bottle.
What is the most expensive bottle of wine in the world?
A little anecdote for the more curious: while some cuvées are relatively affordable, others are distinguished by their particularly high price. This is the case of the Romanée Conti Grand Cru from the prestigious Domaine de La Romanée Conti. Considered the most expensive wine in the world, the 1945 vintage was sold for £422,000.
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Are you a fan of red, white or rosé wine? Looking for a simple everyday wine or a fine wine to accompany a special occasion? Looking for a bottle of wine with a French appellation or wanting to discover other wine-growing regions of the world? You're sure to find what you're looking for among our diverse offerings.
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In addition to the eclectic choice of wines on offer, Vinatis does not skimp on quality. In order to offer the best selection of wines, each and every cuvée is tasted and approved by experts on the tasting committee before being included in the online catalogue. To simplify your choice, Vinatis offers various guides and buying advice, and provides you with all the necessary information: detailed descriptions, awards, customer reviews, serving and tasting advice, monthly wine selections and food and wine pairings.
Always with the aim of offering only the best, Vinatis also provides its visitors with a wide selection of wines that have received one or more awards at professional tastings and wine competitions. Confirm your choice by relying on the ratings given by specialised guides such as the Revue des Vins de France or the Guide Hachette des Vins or by the great wine critics such as Robert Parker, Jancis Robinson or Jeb Dunnuck.
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To make wine accessible, we are keen to offer a wide range of quality cuvées for less than £15. The idea is to offer the possibility of mixing an order box with references of several types and colours of wine from several different terroirs, but also of different prices. Want to vary the pleasures and move away from traditional wine orders? Our pre-made mixed wine cases, gift sets of themed wines, will take the guesswork out of choosing the essentials by region or appellation. Our selections will satisfy your curiosity depending on the tasting occasions.
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Thanks to smash-proof packaging, wine bottles are delivered safely and securely. Your boxes are carefully prepared on site in our temperature-controlled warehouses in France by our logistics teams.
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At Vinatis, customers are sure to enrich their wine cellars with cuvées offering exceptional value for money. However, in addition to the biennial Wine Fairs, various special offers are available on a regular basis, allowing you to buy your wines at bargain prices. Clearance sales, 10% or 15% off selections, damaged labels, last bottles... these discounted cuvées are of no less quality. These are great deals not to be missed to treat yourself, fill your cellar or find a gift to give to a wine lover without breaking the bank. So, what are you waiting for? Place your order!
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