We have selected six different orange wines in this tasting box that each show what an orange wine can be like. The wines are made from a wide variety of grapes – well-known and lesser-known – and come from very different areas in France, Italy, Slovenia, Spain and Australia. Common to all of them, however, is that these wines are in essence white wines made like red wines by leaving the must from the grapes in contact with the skins for a shorter or longer period to extract colour, tannin and aroma. We have rounded down the price for this tasting box.

The wines in this tasting box have in common that the price is at the lower end of our range. But apart from looking at the price, we have selected bottles that in our opinion really give you your money’s worth. The wines are made by incredibly skilled producers who work with respect for their region and without using unnecessary additives. On top of that, you get a discount that is equivalent to a bottle of wine, so it’s difficult to find a better buy anywhere else.

This tasting box contains a collection of wines from three incredibly talented non-interventionist Burgundian winemakers. Alexandre Jouveaux makes extremely sought-after vibrant wine that is tremendously pure, fresh and acidic while expressing both Chardonnay and the terroir of Mâcon in a very honest way. Pierre Mang – who is a friend of Alexandre Jouveaux by the way – works with a great deal of curiosity, honesty and humility. His wines are free and naked, but at the same time very serious with an enormous depth. We were completely blown away when we first visited Benoît Kilian from Domaine La Côtelette. His wines truly vibrate with energy and almost jump out of the glass. They are unpretentious and straightforward, yet deeply serious and vigorous.