Tesco Mâcon Villages Blanc 75cl

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Very good at the price. Slightly fruity and refreshing but smooth too. Well worth keeping a few bottles around.

Delicious taste; very enjoyable to drink as an accompaniment to food, or just on it's own. I would definitely order this again.

This review is for the 2012 vintage

First time I bought this wine and I was rather pleased. It was light crisp and easy to drink. Would highly recommend this.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

For around a fiver this is good value if you like an unoaked chardonnay without the often strong flavours. Sadly it has disappeared from our local Tesco store and at the moment is not even available online !

An very good full bodied chardoney, ideal for fish, chicken and summer drinking

This review is for the 2011 vintage

I always make sure I have a few bottles of this in my cellar (garage) for unexpected guests. It's consistently good without being spectacular and I feel like I'm treating my guests without spending too much in the process.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Displaying qualities of depth and flavour equal to many of its more expensive rivals. A quality French Chardonnay which I will definitely be buying again.

Macon is close enough to burgundy to produce a similar type of wine' The one chosen by Tesco is very good, not too acidic with a variety of different flavours. Above all though it is great value. A bit disappointing that it has jumped by a pound a bottle but it is still hard to match anywhere.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

In the past, I've been put off Chardonnay wines by the Australian preference for very strong oak flavouring. This wine is much subtler and has allowed the delicacy of the grape to come through. This is an excellent starting point if you want to explore this region's wines before trying more expensive ones.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Quite a nice,not very exciting white burgundy but very good value at around £5 a bottle.

This review is for the 2010 vintage

Clean, flinty, traces of minerals, but ultimately flat and hollow. After half a dozen, little incentive for a repeat

I bought this wine from a recommendation in the Daily Telegraph, it is very good and I shall buy it again if there is any left!

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Have bought at least 6 cases of this wine over the last few months. Good every day Macon, and for the price we can't fault it. Of course there are much better Macons out there, but not for £5 a bottle (or less with voucher codes). Rated 4* for value.

I have been drinking this wine for many years. It is fresh light and has never given me a headache. I used to be able to buy it at my local Tesco Store but they ceased to stock it so now I get it on line and it is delivered to my door the next day free. This wine is very reasonably priced and when it is on offer very cheap. I get upset when you say it out of stock when I try to get it on line. I cannot recomend this wine more for its flavour and price.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

A reliable dry white, not too alcohol heavy, and very good value for money. One of my stand by wines!

Having drunk so much Chardonnay, mostly Australian in the past, I now generally avoid anything labelled Chardonnay. However this wine is really pleasant quaffing wine with no hint of that overpowering oaked Chardonnay taste. Very good value.

Have purchased this wine on several occasions; its flavour seems consistent and therefore a 'safe bet'. Good value for a Macon

This review is for the 2011 vintage

This is a medium to light wine and is perfect for drinking both with and without food. It is very smooth and well worth buying. We will definitely buy again.

I was drawn to this wine after reading Victoria Moore's piece in the Telegraph. The simple fact that she was recommending a wine at £4.99 a bottle was enough to stimulate my interest but I still had some trepidation when making my first purchase. How delighted I was when sampling my first bottle. Definitely remarkable value. More cases have been bought since.

Lovely, light dry white that's really crisp and great value for money.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

All you would expect from a Macon wine at a price that offers real value

A delicious dry wine with a full flavour and incredible value for money which makes for an excellent every day wine, but can also be drunk for special occasions. I have yet to give to a white wine drinker who does not like it. Several of my friends have been converted to white wine after being given this one! I would recommend it to anyone who likes a dry white wine.

I read a positive review about this wine by Victoria Moore in The Telegraph and decided to try it. It really is very drinkable and well worth the price.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

A very good all round drinking white wine and extremely good value

Saw this recommended in the Telegraph and tried it. Worth the money without any special offers. One of my 'staple' purchases when there is nothing I fancy on offer.

What fantastic value. Best dry white I've tasted at this price. Lovely chardonnay flavours.

This is a smooth tasty example of a Macon, at a very affordable price. I think it is streets ahead of other wines within its price range. The efficient delivery (next day) to your door makes the purchase easy and the available either for drinking on its own or with a meal. Well done.

Tried the Tesco product as against the Aldi version. Preferred Aldi

This review is for the 2011 vintage

THIS WINE IS VERY DRINKABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS CONSIDERING THE PRICE. IT IS EVEN BETTER WHEN YOU CAN FIND IT ON SPECIAL OFFER.

Great value for money, but hush now, don't tell everyone.

This has to be one of the best value wines around. Really quafable and tastes much more expensive than it actually is. Lovely chilled as an aperitif or with pasta or salads. Highly recommend this little number!

This review is for the 2010 vintage

I bought this in the wine sale at less than £4 a bottle. Grat value even at the modest full price. Even the ABC (anything but Chardonnay) family members like it

I have been ordering cases of Tesco Macon Villages Blanc for a couple of years now and it has become a favourate . Satisfyingly dry and "mineralish" it is also good value.

This is a typical French wine in that it is not soo sweet or alcoholic (only 12.5%) like many new world wines. it has a clean taste, and is well balanced reminding one of the more expensive burgundy wines and oh so different from new world whites... For £4.99/bottle it is exceptional good value.

I bought this after reading a Dail Mail wine review...they were right...fantastic value for such a good wine. Nearly finished my first 6 bottles...they won't be the last

This review is for the 2010 vintage

For the price this wine was good value. We were put off chardonnay years ago by the big, in your face, stuff coming in from OZ and stopped buying it . But this one we liked. For the price it is 4 stars. it is fresh with a bit of a zing

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Tremendous price to quality ratio in a zingy little Macon Villages that oozes fruit and has a texture way above its pocket money price tag. Highly recommended as an everyday livener - and when it's on offer from time to time, just too good to be ignored. Easily as good as an £8 to £10 alternative, so give it a go!

Plenty of character, great with on it's own but perfect with seafood. Excellent value

I like French wines and buy this type of Macon white in France, and it is a as good as wines with posher names and higher price

I think this is a well rounded wine with a really clean finish good value

This review is for the 2010 vintage

Does not compare favourably to the similar " Blason de Burgogne " which is very good value. A bit disappointing for a genuine Macon.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

This Macon Blanc has an excellent taste but a little on the sharp side. Excellent value for money.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Excellent dry white wine at a very acceptable price

This review is for the 2011 vintage

This is a nice light wine perfect for every day drinking and very reasonable.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

A really lovely wine with enough rich Chardonnay butter flavour without the new world's heavy handed over-oaking that risks making wine that tastes like paint. This is how French Chardonnay based wines should be and makes you feel like you are tasting a real wine of character and not some bland confected dumbed down blob. The slight metal end taste is the subtle reminder of the its Macon roots. Another great Tesco own label product showing the skill of their buyers being able to offer outstanding value on famous wines.

This dry white wine is one of my favourites. Very smooth and good quality. Got it on a half price promotion and have done in the past. I believe it would be difficult to find better wine at this price.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

Apple-y and full flavoured, this is very pleasant plonk. It lacks heavy oaky and vanilla tones but the trend is against these at the moment so all the better.

A crisp fruty dry French super with fish or to drink by its self and great value.

A consistently good day - to - day wine. Not superb but not bad either.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

I have been buying this wine for three years now and it delivers a consistent quality of a white Burgundy as you will get anywhere. It has a well balanced flavour of soft fruits and as stated in Tescos own description it has a good slight mineral finish.

This review is for the 2011 vintage

A recommendation by the Daily Mail that proved to be a little gem