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Château Grand-Puy Ducasse: Prelude a Grand-Puy Ducasse Pauillac 2018

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Chablis is an isolated island of vineyards in the northern section of wine-producing Burgundy halfway between Dijon and Paris. Maison Louis Latour's Chablis is the ultimate expression of what the noble Chardonnay grape is capable of on the region's famous kimmeridgian limestone slopes.

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Region: Maconnais

Appellation: Pouilly-Fuisse

Grape variety: Chardonnay

Situation: A blend of the best parcels from Fuissé's amphitheater.

This wine comes from the hilltop town of Sancerre on the left bank of the Upper Loire at an elevation of around 300m. The flint, gravel and limestone soils yield a mineral character to the Sauvignon Blanc grape. Grapes picked from vineyard blocks are vinified separately and then blended together for best balance. No oak ageing.

Driven by the finesse of its bubbles, the balance between the expression aromatic and vinous gives this crémant a charming personality and seduction.

With fine bubbles, and good balance between aromatic expression and vinosity, this Crémant has a charming and seductive personality.

Ripe, fleshy, right-bank Bordeaux made from a one hectare plot of 40 year old vine Merlot situated in the commune of Montagne-Saint-Emilion. Aromas of sweet red berries, blackcurrant, liquorice and cedary-spices.

*DUTY PAID PRICING* 90 points, William Kelley, Robertparker.com "...some of the Côte d'Or's finest values, a fact that readers should profit from to acquire some bottles while they can."

Appellation :  BOURGOGNE   " Hautes Côtes de Beaune "

Colour : Red.

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A star in the Guigal portfolio, who vinify around 30% of Condrieu, producing a wine that’s a benchmark of its category and showcases Guigal’s true passion, Viognier!

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*DUTY PAID PRICE FOR MAGNUMS* The inaugral 160th  Hospices de Beaune Christies auction. 2020 harvest of the best wine of Burgundy. 

*DUTY PAID PRICING FOR Magnums* The inaugral 160th  Hospices de Beaune Christies auction. 2020 harvest of the best wine of Burgundy. 

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A relatively unknown domaine, however the exquisite wines are no accident. With winemaking overseen by Pierre Millemann, it was no surprise when we tasted at the domaine last autumn that the wines are luscious and elegant. This is a grower destined to become one of the must-haves of Gevrey-Chambertin. 

*ALL PRICES IN BOND* 91 - 93 points, Jasper Morris MW, Inside Burgundy.

*ALL PRICES IN BOND*  91 - 94 points, Jasper Morris MW, Inside Burgundy.

*All prices in bond*   “Plenty of energy on the nose, rather stylish in a darker red fruit, some plums... 88-90 points.” Jasper Morris MW – Inside Burgundy.

*All prices in bond*  86-87 Points Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy. Mid red. A pretty floral red fruit, elegant and with charm, in the style of typical Pernand. Attractively perfumed on the palate too, light tannins, an agreeable lighter red for summer drinking.

*All prices in bond* 91 Points, Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy. Mid lemon yellow. The bouquet is a little tighter and tenser while the palate stretches out further than Sous Frétille. A more
complete wine in all departments this year, light fresh apples and a useful salinity. Much more persistent this year.

*All prices in bond* 89-91 Points, Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy. A lighter purple colour with quite a refined floral pinot nose. This upper hillside vineyard stays fresh yet has added weight with global warming. The fresh limestone feel is well supported by red fruit, with attractive persistence.

*All prices in bond* 88-90 Points Jasper Morris inside Burgundy. Mid red crimson, the nose is altogether more rustic, being served after the Ile de Vergelesses. Rugby man shoulders to this but the tannins are not ugly and the wine finishes well.

*All prices in bond*  89-92 Points Jasper Morris Inside Burgundy. A mid crimson purple colour. The Epenots ripened well in 2021 and that shows in the nature of the fruit, discreet on the nose, but filling the mouth relatively well. Just slightly bitter tannins behind. Additional elevage may pay dividends here.