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A classic Chablis with notes of ripe citrus fruit and mineral overtones Full flavoured with a characteristic saline note through to a long finish

Characterised by its delicate bouquet, the palate awakens with salivating notes of citrus fruits, complemented by floral tones, through to a beautifully textured palate

A fine and silky Merlot with complex notes of dark plum, black cherry, and blueberry, layered with violet, graphite, and subtle spice and cedar and a long mineral finish

An exceptional wine, and an icon of Joseph Drouhin, who owns the majority of this highly-respected Premier Cru vineyard It shows intense, fresh Morello cherry, raspberry and blackberry aromas, evolving into complex hints of smoke, liquorice, pepper, tobacco, and freshly-turned earth Defined and precise on the palate, it is silky-textured, with beautiful length The refined tannins constrain the wine and give it shape, without drying the palate This will provide sublime enjoyment anywhere between five and 25 years of age (The wine, not the drinker) The Mouches in the name and on the label are Mouches a Miel - honeybees in local dialect - since this location was historically where beehives were situated

A creamy but unoaked Chardonnay, with fresh pear and tropical flavours and a soft finish

A superbly made wine showcasing one of Australia's best producers! This Chardonnay truly demonstates the smbyosis of fruit and oak as they are perfectly in balance in this stunning wine Less than 2000 bottles produced! The nose is bursting with grapefruit and white peach, entwined with a nutty oakiness The palate follows the nose with a superb lingering finish, beautifully balanced with good acidity and a fantastic creamy intensity Delicious!

A refined and precise wine with vibrant notes of raspberries and blueberries, mineral nuances and herbal overtones

A selection of less than the top 1% of Wynns Cabernet Sauvignon production, and only made in top years, the John Riddoch Limited Release has a deep, dense colour, and pure, fragrant, concentrated aromas of blackcurrant fruit with suggestions of eucaluptus and baked earth With super-refined texture on the palate, it has fabulous succulence and easiness, with only a hint of 'edge' to the tannin - although there is nothing to get in the way of enjoying this immediately This has the precision and sophistication of the most premium echelons of Bordeaux, however its silky finesse brings Burgundy to mind Essentially, it is itself: a fabulous wine that testifies eloquently to its vineyard origin, and to the expert hand that raised and fashioned it While this will impress straight away, it could also be cellared for 15 years or longer

Sula Zinfandel showcases the bold character of Maharashtra's Nashik Valley terroir. This full-bodied red delivers ripe dark fruit, subtle spice, and a warming finish – a distinctive expression from India's premier wine region. Approachable yet structured, it pairs beautifully with grilled meats, rich curries, and aged cheeses. A confident choice for those seeking quality beyond traditional Old World boundaries. Appealing notes of smoky cooked plums with spice and pepper through to a supple and lingering finish

Another great wine from Planeta, one of the top producers from Sicily A generous, fruity style of Nero d'Avola, a grape particular to this region Classic plum and blackberry notes, with just a suggestion of chocolate on the finish Direct and charming, enjoy this with anything from a meaty pasta dish to herby roast beef Soft tannins and roundness characterise the wine

This gorgeous Chardonnay gives off irresistible scents of mellow, dusky peach and tropical fruit It shows exceptional balance, with satisfying richness and roundness, while retaining a distinctive 'mineral' vein running through the middle Now softened with maturity, it presents a bevelled, rounded, comfortably mellow personality - understated, yet utterly brilliant This is made from the fruit of a single vineyard site at Traiguen in the Malleco Valley, around 400 miles south of Santiago, and near the southerly limit of viticulture in Chile The landscape is dominated by snow-capped volcanoes (hence the name), and growing conditions are challenging in this marginal climate The challenge is worth it, because marginal climates can produce some of the world's most thrilling wines, of which this is one