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MILLESIMA Buy Fine & Rare Wines online - Champagne and en primeur wines
Since 1983, Millesima has been a leading wine merchant, specialising in the sale of fine wine and en primeur wines online. Today, over 2,500,000 bottles are peacefully ageing in the exceptional storage conditions of our two-hundred-year-old cellar, the very best wines from legendary French wine regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy, the Rhône Valley, Alsace, and Champagne, but also a wide selection of top international wines from Port, Spain, Italy, Germany, Australia and more. Our user-friendly website invites you to browse and buy fine & rare wines online, the very best red, white, rosé and sparkling wines from top vintages, available in a selection of standard or large formats, perfect for any occasion. Over the past 20 years, we have made more than 300,000 successful international deliveries to over 150,000 customers around the world. We invite you to explore our collection of fine & rare wines, sourced directly from top wine producers, with provenance guaranteed.
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Why Buy From Millesima?
Exceptional Choice
12,000 references available in a variety of formats and vintages, both ready for shipment and en-primeur
Quality & provenance
2.5 million bottles in stock in our Bordeaux cellars, coming straight from their producing estates.
Careful delivery
Over 350,000 deliveries made by specialised carriers throughout more than 120 countries.
Advice and Assistance
Our advisors share their passion with over 150,000 customers across Europe, the USA and Asia.
Champagne Gift Sets
Looking for an unusual and exceptional gift? Add to my shopping cart our selection of 32 rare and limited edition gift sets of prestigious cuvées.
Primeurs 2023
First tastings reveal intense, well-structured red wines with aromas of black fruit and spices, with elegant Cabernet Sauvignon in the Médoc and round Merlot on the Right Bank. The dry white wines are fresh and mineral, with citrus and white fruit aromas, while the sweet wines of Sauternes and Barsac are shaping up to be exceptional.
Create your case of 6 bottles
Create your own mixed case of six bottles from a selection of our fine wines. All of our wines are purchased directly from the producing estate and have only known two cellars: those of the producers and our own in Bordeaux.
Bordeaux Wines
Elegant and charming, the beautiful city of Bordeaux shines thanks to its rich historical heritage but also and above all, thanks to its wines. Home to some of the greatest wines, Bordeaux is also the largest AOC vineyard in the world.
Burgundy Wines
Vosne-Romanée, Aloxe-Corton, Volnay, Gevrey-Chambertin and many others... It is difficult to name another region in the world than Burgundy to evoke a land of great wines. With its origins deeply rooted in vineyards and wine since Gallo-Roman times, Burgundy has forged a unique identity for itself, making the noble Pinot Noir and Chardonnay its emblem.
Champagne
Three grape varieties are mainly used in Champagne: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. The use of these grape varieties largely determines the style of each cuvée and the identity of each house.
Rhône Valley Wines
An exceptional wine-growing region for thousands of years, the Rhône Valley offers wine lovers an incredible diversity of wine styles. Côte-Rôtie, Gigondas, Vacqueyras, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage...
Loire Wines
France's third largest appellation wine region, stretching along the entire length of the river, the Loire Valley vineyard is unique in its diversity of terroirs, soils, climates, appellations, grape varieties and wine styles.
Rosé Wines of Provence
The cradle of the vine in France, the Provence vineyard is none other than the first vineyard in the history of France. Located between the Maritime Alps and the Mediterranean, the rosé wines of Provence are ideally cultivated between the sea and the mountains.
Roussillon Wines
The Roussillon vineyard extends, in the continuity of the Languedoc, over more than 20,000 hectares from the Massif des Corbières to Banyuls, not far from the Spanish border.
Italian Wines
Italy, the ancestral land of great wines, has been cultivating vines since antiquity. More than 4,000 years ago, man lived on these great soils and pressed wild grapes to obtain juice for fermentation.
Spanish Wines
Spain is one of the countries where the vine has been a major cultural element for thousands of years. Due to the large number of vineyards throughout the country, grape varieties and styles, Spanish wines are known to be of high quality and affordable.