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  1. 2021 Montagny 1er Cru Les Combes, Domaine du Cellier aux Moines

    This comes from south-facing, 11-year-old vines, which are farmed rather than owned by the domaine – this being the first vintage with organic certification. The importance of old vines is much less significant for Chardonnay than for Pinot Noir, and a youthful white Burgundy vineyard – as is the case here – can often produce […]

  2. 2014 Château Teynac, Saint-Julien

    There is something seductive about elegantly made Saint-Julien, like this wine. A property of just 15 hectares, this wine is bright and perfumed, with pure, intense, fruitiness and a wonderful, silky texture. Fine boned, complete and complex in flavour, this wine is ready to drink and will continue to soften over the next 5 years.

  3. 2018 Pommard Les Combes, Domaine Agnès Paquet

    This vineyard is situated near the commune boundary with Volnay, and has been under the hammers of frost and hail, for many recent vintages. Only one barrel was produced in 2014 and 2016, only 3 in 2013, and just 5 barrels each in 2012 & 2015. 2017 finally came good with 15 barrels, and in […]

  4. Pol Roger Brut Reserve NV

    Pol Roger has been producing exceptional champagne for over 160 years. To this day the house remains family-owned, fiercely independent and unrivalled in its reputation for quality. Indeed, it is this quality which brought about Sir Winston Churchill’s lifelong attachment to Pol Roger, who famously insisted “In defeat I need it, in victory I deserve […]

  5. Pol Roger Brut Réserve NV

    Pol Roger has been producing exceptional champagne for over 160 years. To this day the house remains family-owned, fiercely independent and unrivalled in its reputation for quality. Indeed, it is this quality which brought about Sir Winston Churchill’s lifelong attachment to Pol Roger, who famously insisted “In defeat I need it, in victory I deserve […]

  6. 2018 Cepparello, Isole e Olena

    Isole e Olena is situated in the western part of Chianti Classico, just north of the village of Castellina. Because the western flank of Chianti is open to breezes from the sea, this is a much cooler part of the zone, resulting in wines that are lighter but more scented and elegant than many others. […]

  7. 2021 Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Henri Magnien

    This comes from 8 different plots of 40- to 100-year old vines, with the vine-age averaging about 65 years. Many plots are planted with the Pinot Noir Magnien, whose existence dates from 1850, yielding grapes with thick skins, giving little juice. The grapes were fully de-stemmed, and the wine has fine, medium-rich ruby-purple colour. Nose […]

  8. 2020 Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Henri Magnien

    This comes from 8 different plots of 40- to 100-year old vines, with the vine-age averaging about 65 years. Many plots are planted with the Pinot Noir Magnien, whose existence dates from 1850, yielding grapes with thick skins, giving little juice. 10% of whole clusters were retained for fermentation, and the wine has aged 25% […]

  9. 2018 Château Bélair-Monange, Saint Emilion 1er Grand Cru Classé

    Richly purple and gorgeously fragrant. This has everything one may dream about in a great Saint-Emilion : silky texture, dense fruitiness, abundant concentration, gentle tannins in perfect balance, exceptional length. Look no further for one of the greatest wines of the vintage (for drinking 2025-2040+).

  10. 2018 Château Bélair-Monange, Saint Emilion 1er Grand Cru Classé

    Richly purple and gorgeously fragrant. This has everything one may dream about in a great Saint-Emilion : silky texture, dense fruitiness, abundant concentration, gentle tannins in perfect balance, exceptional length. Look no further for one of the greatest wines of the vintage (for drinking 2025-2040+).

  11. 2017 Château La Serre, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé

    “Without pretension I can say : the great terroirs don’t get frosted. We didn’t suffer from frost here on the plateau, in 2017.” Owner Luc d’Arfeuille tells us that the assemblage this year is 90% Merlot, with 10% Cabernet Franc, which aged in 50% in new barrels, after gentle extractions which sought to magnify the […]

  12. 2017 Château Hosanna, Pomerol

    After the Moueix family acquired Ch. Certan-Giraud in 1999, they sold on those sections of the vineyard which were located downhill, away from the choicest Pomerol plateau. They then re-named the improved estate Ch. Hosanna. The wine-making team lost no time in introducing essential changes to vineyard and cellar, which has brought about the birth […]

  13. 2017 Château Bourgneuf, Pomerol

    This property has been in the Vayron family since 1821, for 8 generations. The vineyards are superbly situated close to some of Pomerol’s greatest properties, including Trotanoy and Latour à Pomerol. Their finest plots avoided frost-damage in 2017, but about 20% of the production, from the lowest-lying sections, was lost during the freezing nights of […]

  14. 2017 Château Bourgneuf, Pomerol

    This property has been in the Vayron family since 1821, for 8 generations. The vineyards are superbly situated close to some of Pomerol’s greatest properties, including Trotanoy and Latour à Pomerol. Their finest plots avoided frost-damage in 2017, but about 20% of the production, from the lowest-lying sections, was lost during the freezing nights of […]

  15. 2022 Puligny-Montrachet, Etienne Sauzet

    This comes from a half-moon of twelve plots around the village, with the vines called Les Meix, just uphill from Domaine Sauzet, representing about 30% of the cuvée. Most of the blend comes from the Chassagne-Montrachet side, where deep soils give broad wines.Three plots are on the pebble-rich Meursault side. The wine is entirely barrel-fermented, […]

  16. 2022 Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru Les Chaignots, Domaine Mugneret-Gibourg

    From the northern slopes of Nuits-Saint-Georges, where the hillside runs along towards Vosne-Romanée’s greatest plots, this steeply-sloped First Growth produces outstanding wines. Vines are nearly 60 years old. Prior to 2014, they were rented out to a share-cropper, who kept half the production in payment. Now the family cultivates the whole plot, and has been […]

  17. 2020 Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Beaux Bruns, Faiveley

    This is the sixth vintage running that Beaux Breuns is part of our selections, the vineyard having given yet another outstanding result. About half the whole bunches were retained for the fermentation. Striking ruby-purple in colour, this has aromas which are fragrant and open. Palate shows beautiful, vibrant fruit, well-sustained all the way through to […]

  18. 2022 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Pucelles, Olivier Leflaive – Récolte du Domaine

    This famous Premier Cru lies across a narrow road from Grand Cru Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet. The wine comes from a single plot which was planted in 1958-61, and it again epitomizes what is most astonishing andseductive about top First Growth Puligny-Montrachet. This is green-gold of medium depth, aromas being discreet but fine. Palate shows intense fruitiness, with […]

  19. 2022 Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Henri Magnien

    This comes from 8 different plots of 40- to 100-year old vines, with the vine age averaging about 65 years. Many plots are planted with the Pinot Noir Magnien, whose existence dates from 1850, yielding grapes with thick skins,giving little juice. This was 100% de-stemmed. Colour is mid-deep, ruby purple, aromas are open, fresh and […]

  20. 2020 Château Gazin, Pomerol

    This is the largest of the great growths of Pomerol to be situated on its famous, clay-gravel central plateau. All the best properties are clustered around Pétrus, and Gazin is no exception. Merlots make up 91.6% of the 2020 assemblage, with 8.4% Cabernet Sauvignon, with the wine now ageing in 50% new oak. A standout […]

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