Chateau Batailley 5eme Cru Classe, Pauillac 2017 75cl
£83.98
A complex and elegant Bordeaux showing classic cigar box and cedar notes preluding an opulent palate with nuances of chocolate and savoury roast meat, long, fine and sustained
Chateau de Valois, Pomerol 2020 75cl
£50.36
A rich and plump Pomerol showing a lovely textured combination of earthy flavours complemented by opulent chocolate notes
Chateau de Suduiraut, 1er Cru Classe Sauternes 2013 37.5cl
£45.53
Elegantly rich and voluptuous with almonds, honey and sweet candied fruits
Chateau Suduiraut, Castelnau de Suduiraut, Sauternes 2023 37.5cl
£20.34
Elegantly rich and voluptuous with delicious flavours of honied oranges, peach and pineapple wrapped in barley sugar
Chateau Lestrille Capmartin, Bordeaux Blanc 2023 75cl
£22.78
Beautiful rich and creamy wine showing beeswax and honied ginger flavours through to a lovely, long finish Classy, elegant and full of flavour
Chateau Sainte Marie Bordeaux Superieur 'Vieilles Vignes' 2024 75cl
£13.63
Deep, vibrant purple-red Beautifully ripe and fresh berry fruit aromas and flavours: mulberry, raspberry and strawberry Dry in the mouth, with gentle tannin structure, it shows fabulous intensity with lovely persistence of strawberry fruit on the finish A wine with a definite Bordeaux sense of place This is a fabulous example of the care, attention and passion that goes into some of the more affordable wines of Bordeaux Stephane and Laurence Dupuch are extremely choosy about what types of vine they plant in different locations, to ensure that each reaches its full potential White grape varieties go on clay-limestone soils, while reds are on well-drained gravel plots to ensure consistent ripening and flavour concentration
Chateau de Villegeorge Haut-Medoc 2015 75cl
£24.08
This is a classic Left Bank claret, with lovely, intense black berry fruit, tinged with nuances of green leaves and tobacco, and just a hint of Medoc gravelliness On the palate, it is deliciously soft and succulent, with ripe, rounded tannin and hints of caramel and toasted oak Located on the boundary with Margaux, neigbouring Chateau Cantenac-Brown, Chateau de Villegeorge was purchased by Lucien Lurton in 1973, who eventually bequeathed it to his daughter Marie-Laure, who has been winemaker since 1986 Building on the quality afforded to the wines by the well-sited vineyard's deep gravel soils, the cellars have seen significant investment in recent years The winery has been recognised and certified as environmentally friendly by Terra Vitis since 2003
