Bordeaux Red Wine

"This is the wine that I am drinking at home during January, it's amazing value. 'In short, it's perfect' and >

Château Ramafort Medoc 2010 is undoubtedly my "Claret of the Year". Many of you astute Bordeaux buyers will have noticed >

A new wine to our range, I took a bottle of Château Les Moines home last night to try with dinner - quite a different setting >

A delightful claret made predominantly from the merlot grape with a little cabernet in the blend adding extra structure, >

Deep red ruby with a rich and powerful fruit-driven nose. Great concentration, a long finish and drinking well already. >

Dominique dates back to the 1700’s taking its name from the Caribbean Island where the owner made his fortune. 2011 is drinking >

This Merlot dominated blend offers dried plums on the nose with jammy, cassis fruit on the palate. 18 months in French oak >

New to our range, a must-buy Pauillac from one of the best - some would say THE best - sources in the commune. We managed >

Classic Pauillac from one of the oldest estates in the Médoc. A very consistent performer - has all of the intensity and >

This is crunchy, bold and mouthfilling Pomerol which displays impressive maturity and composure in the glass. Drinking well >

Vieux Château Saint André belongs to Jean-Claude Berrouet who was the winemaker at Pétrus for 44 years until his retirement >

We have sold out of our first shipment of this wine, but don't worry, we have more stock arriving w/c 28th September.

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The 2015 Petite Laurence is one of my favourite finds in recent years. From the wonderful 2015 vintage, its a claret of >

Ripe, red-berried fruit on a dense silky palate. Savoury notes reminiscent of cigar box add a touch of refinement. Drinking >

*Please note, that the wine label on this bottle is in very poor condition and the foil capsules have also been damaged. >

Jaffelin, housed in the impressive cellars of the Collegiale Notre Dame in Beaune, is the 'smallest of the great Burgundy >