Château Massereau Bordeaux Supérieur
Built in the 16th century and situated in Barsac at about 30 kilometers from Bordeaux, Château Massereau was acquired by the Chaigneau family in 2000. A 19 hectare estate with 10 planted (6,600 – 7000 plants/hectare) in the Barsac, Graves and Bordeaux Superieur appellations. Château Massereau Bordeaux Supérieur 2018 is a blend of 50% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Cabernet Franc & 10% Petit Verdot. Vinified in concrete vats for 4-8 weeks naturally without additional yeast, finings, filtration and low sulphite. The resulting wine is garnet in colour with an intense nose of black fruit, with hints of sweet spice and pepper.
Domaine de Sauzet Jeanne et Andrè Syrah
Unusual and elegant wine... A 100% unfiltered Syrah, not aged in barrels, a pure and clean juice. This wine is named after François Massol's parents, the chief winemaker at Domaine de Sauzet. Pure and raw, this powerful red wine is the perfect expression of the Languedoc Syrah. The nose remind liquorice and black pepper. On the palate we have silky tannin and black fruits with a long aftertaste.
Chateau Peymouton Saint Emilion
Chateau Peymouton is a part of the famed Chateau Laroque, situated about 3.5km east of the medieval town of Saint Emilion. When 27 hectares of Chateau Laroque was elevated to Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classé status in 1996, the remaining 31 hectares on the property was designated as Chateau Peymounton - a new Saint Emilion Grand Cru. The Chateau Peymouton parcels are situated on the higher part of the property's plateau, where the soil is composed of fine clay over a limestone base. The wine is made by the same team as Chateau Laroque with the same attention to detail. A blend of 72% Merlot, 22% Cabernet Franc, and 6% Cabernet Sauvignon, with an average vine age of 38 years. Deep dark crimson red, with complex aromatics of blue fruit, cigar box, and hints of violets. Very rich and powerful on the palate, with plush, dense, velvety tannins. A complex, richly flavoured Saint Emilion reflecting its Grand Cru status and the warm vintage.
Château Dasvin Bel Air AOC Haut Medoc Cru Bourgeois
Marked ruby tobacco and sweet smoke at the fore, with herby, savoury complexity sitting in behind that. There is still fruit generosity in the mix; plums and briary fruits with spicy nettle, too. Some earthy decay and cedar provide a perfect frame for that ripe, developed fruit profile. While this wine will continue to cellar well, it's drinking perfectly now, so don't wait - dig in.
DdB de IOise Morgan
Discover the allure of our Beaujolais, a deep ruby red wine with discreet woody and spicy notes. Its rich palate is complemented by a characterful minerality, adding depth and charm. Delight in this remarkable choice for any occasion.
Domaine La Barroche Liberty
Dr Edge Gamay
Frederic Mabileau Cabernet Franc 'Rouilleres'
It was with les Rouilleres that it all began, the St Nicolas cuvee par excellence: light, fruity and full of finesse. This wine epitomises everything that this unique terroir offers in terms of purity, freshness and pleasure.
Farr Rising Gamay
Domaine de La Merize Moulin-a-Vent Beaujolais
Moulin-a-Vent is the most structured and age worthy of the elite ten Crus of Beaujolais. Winemaker Patrick Bertrand makes great examples from this region for the following simple reasons: firstly - the vine age (on average sixty years old), secondly - vineyard location. The vines are situated on various aspects, which provide him with fruit with different flavours and structures.