Louis Jadot Bourgogne Red "Couvent des Jacobins"

A Burgundy that welcomes you in with open arms.
When people think of Burgundy, their minds often turn to rarefied Grand Crus, but the magic of the region can be felt in every level — and Louis Jadot Bourgogne “Couvent des Jacobins” is proof of that. Crafted entirely from Pinot Noir, this wine carries the unmistakable grace of Burgundy while remaining wonderfully approachable.

Named in honour of the Jacobin monks of Beaune, where Maison Louis Jadot has stood since 1859, this wine represents tradition and timeless savoir-faire. In the glass, it shimmers with ruby hues and releases aromas of ripe cherries, wild raspberries, and soft floral notes, underscored by a touch of spice. The palate is smooth and refined, with juicy fruit, silky tannins, and that signature Burgundian elegance that makes Pinot Noir so beloved.

This isn’t just a bottle to contemplate — it’s a bottle to share. Whether around a Sunday roast in Ireland, an evening of lively conversation, or a quiet dinner for two, “Couvent des Jacobins” has the rare ability to feel both easygoing and special. It’s a Burgundy that doesn’t need ceremony, yet still carries a sense of occasion.

Why we love it:
Because it shows how Burgundy can be both noble and welcoming. The Pinot Noir is pure, fruit-driven, and smooth, yet carries enough elegance to hint at the greatness of the region’s higher crus. It’s a wine that elevates everyday dining while also delivering a taste of Burgundian heritage — a versatile companion for both simple pleasures and thoughtful moments.