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This is a real find - a beautifully restrained, classy Bordeaux Dark purple colour, with complex aromas of blackcurrant, mulberry, white pepper and vine leaves, and hints of savoury soy sauce and oyster shell In the mouth, there is impressive fruit concentration with gorgeously deep, succulent texture This is superb - it is drinking well already, and will continue to do so over the next decade or longer Situated in the village of Cadaujac, 200 metres from Chateau Bouscaut, Lamothe-Bouscaut is an old wine estate owned by Sophie Lurton and Laurent Cogombles The house dates back to the 12th Century The Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon vines grown on these deep, gravelly soils are on average 35 years old, and the vineyard is managed sustainably

A deliciously fresh white from the Lebanese variety Merwah Inviting notes of notes of elderflower, grapefruit and lemon-soaked rock salt lead to a mineral palate with a gingery bite on the finish

The fabulous second wine of Chateau Haut-Bages Liberal is classic Left Bank Bordeaux: full-bodied, supple and velvety, with concentrated notes of black fruit, cedar and liquorice

This ruby red wine is very complex and elegant with aromas of red currant, red cherries, black berries with spicy overtones such as lavender, thyme and rosemary Excellent balance in the mouth, tannins are elegant and silky Due to the combination of the sandy subsoil and the Grenache, the wine is showing finesse and elegance

With a vibrant purple colour, Moulin d'Issan has ripe, expressive mulberry and pomegranate aromas, as well as suggestions of oyster shell, seared steak and toasted oak In the mouth, it is soft, silky and succulent yet dry, savoury and refreshing An absolutely delicious, classic Bordeaux that is ready to drink now and over the next 1-2 years, this is a genuine bargain from the excellent Margaux Grand Cru Classe, Chateau d'Issan It comes from part of d'Issan's land which is contiguous with the Margaux vineyards, but situated closer to the Gironde estuary, which is why (1) it is a Bordeaux Superieur not Margaux and (2) it is such great value It is named for the estate's 17th Century windmill, the ruins of which are still in the middle of the vineyard

With all the hallmarks of a truly great terroir, this has fine-boned energy and is fresh, aromatically complex with a zingy and detailed palate

Aromas of orchard fruit, ripe pear, sappy minerality and minty nuances lead to a bright and impeccably balanced palate with a fine vein of acidity and a sappy, appetising finish

A mineral style of Condrieu, with citrus, peach and lifted floral aromas A touch of creaminess brings depth, with zesty citrus notes leading to a fresh finish

Made by the 5th generation of winemakers, this is a classically styled Bordeaux wine that is marked by fine blackcurrant and raspberry fruits with a touch of graphite