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Stylish, elegant and generously fruited - a delicious Barossa Cabernet The Eden Valley fruit is showcased by lifted red currant and blue fruit notes, whilst the Barossa Valley fruit contributes aromas of dark chocolate and rich black fruits The savoury tannins run fine and long with a crunchy red fruit freshness and sweet cassis flavours on the palate

Probably the finest Pouilly-Fuisse producer that we have encountered, whose wines have that mineral edge more typical of Chassagne, Puligny, etc This comes from a variety of vineyards surrounding the village of Fuisse It has an immediate approachability, with the Domaine s hallmark tension and zestiness still in evidence - a thrilling balance There is an understated oakiness, a slight flintiness on the nose, then honeyed ripeness and creamy texture in the mouth, complemented by bright acidity

Classic pale pink, this refreshing rose offers delicate aromas of ripe stone fruits and captivating red berries Crisp, with an elegant texture and a smooth finish

Deep ruby red in the glass, it's bold and juicy with red-berry fruit flavours and a touch of sweet oak spice Deliciously moreish

Off dry in style, this rose offers flavours of watermelon, strawberry and white nectarine, with a silky texture and a soft finish

With a deep, dark garnet appearance, the Tenuta Perano Chianti Classico Reserva has a wonderful, mature mellowness of aroma, with subtle, woody, creamy, butterscotch nuances Beautiful, rounded juiciness on the palate, with rich, velvety texture, fresh acidity and complex layers of flavour This is excellent

Christian Thirot-Fournier's family has been making wine in the Sancerre region for several generations The nose is clean and fresh with enticing lemon and leafy green aromas The palate is full of citrus and mineral fruits leading into the dry, crisp finish

Passo Del Bricco represents a benchmark expression of Piemonte's terroir, crafted by Manfredi with meticulous attention to varietal authenticity and regional character.  Ideal for discerning palates seeking a versatile accompaniment to Italian cuisine or as a considered addition to a serious wine collection. A refined choice that rewards both immediate enjoyment and careful cellaring. Grapes aged in barrique for 8 months Intense ruby red with violet tinges. Hints of violets and primrose on the nose. Ample, rich, full, very harmonious and inviting

Full flavoured and creamy with notes of pineapple and citrus through to a fresh finish Sound and full-flavoured Southern French Chardonnay style

High altitude Pinot Noir, perfumed with cherries and damsons, overseen by a scented waft of cinnamon

Despite its typically Fuisse opulence, this wine is also capable of demonstrating great precision Intense, with a texture at once fresh and creamy, it is characterised by notes of fresh hazelnut and bergamot A wine that will keep and develop beautifully over time Situated right in the centre of the village of Fuisse, this Clos (walled enclosure) is just over two hectares in size and is planted on a shallow slope that faces east Although a small parcel of vines was planted in 2003, most of the vineyard dates back to 1956, and is therefore more than 60 years old, making it one of the oldest owned by the domaine The soil is derived from limestone-rich marls deposited during the upper Bathonian period

With lovely purity, the clean bouquet leads to a fine and persistent mousse and the perfect balance between subtle fruity notes and delicate tertiary ageing overtones