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Domaine Bassac Syrah Vin de Pays des Coteaux de Murviel
Description: Organic. Very well-structured yet extremely approachable. Ever-reliable Louis Dehlon has made another excellent wine from the spicy Syrah grape. Densely coloured with brambly fruits and finely balanced tannins, this wine continues to please. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £82.91
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Domaine Basse Ville Muscadet de Sevre-et-Maine sur Lie
Description: Superbly star-bright green-hued Muscadet. Crisp and clean with succulent fruit balanced by refreshing acidity. Crimes are frequently committed in the name of Muscadet. This is not one of them.
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Domaine Baumard CLOS DU PAPILLON Savennieres
Description: Florent Baumard is a great wine connoisseur, with a great passion for Chenin Blanc vines and the wine is sourced from a butterfly-shaped vineyard (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £175.62
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Domaine Bel Air LES VINGT LIEUX DITS Bourgueil
Description: Les Vingt Lieux Dits, as the name implies, is a cuvee produced from 20 different vineyard sites. Neither fined nor filtered this is dark chunky Bourgueil with all the chunks left in. Aged in futs de chene after a three week maceration this Cabernet Franc exhibits terroir from the gravelly-sandy soils. A balanced and fruity example of this under-rated appellation with plenty of tannin, but not at all aggressive. Morello cherries and blackcurrants, liquorice and green peppers and a touch of undergrowth. Lovely acidity keeps the wine fresh and alive on the palate and enhances those savoury notes. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £147.47
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Domaine Belland Grand Cru Corton-Charlemagne
Description: Bright in colour, a superb example of Corton Charlemagne. 1996 marked a milestone in the history of the Belland family holdings as Adrien Belland officially retired and the domaine continues today under the leadership of Jean-Claude Belland. Adreien and Jean-Claude have been working together for many years and have developed their wines towards a richer, less tannic style over the last few years by not filtering most of the wines. Their holdings range from Santenay to Chambertin and the wines are all of exceptional quality. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £388.29
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Domaine Belland Puligny-Montrachet
Description: Pale in colour, this well-rounded, powerful, aromatic wine has floral essences and honey overtones. 1996 marked a milestone in the history of the Belland family holdings as Adrien Belland officially retired and the domaine continues today under the leadership of Jean-Claude Belland. Adreien and Jean-Claude have been working together for many years and have developed their wines towards a richer, less tannic style over the last few years by not filtering most of the wines. Their holdings range from Santenay to Chambertin and the wines are all of exceptional quality. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £218.76
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Domaine Belland Puligny-Montrachet
Description: Pale in colour, this well-rounded, powerful, aromatic wine has floral essences and honey overtones. 1996 marked a milestone in the history of the Belland family holdings as Adrien Belland officially retired and the domaine continues today under the leadership of Jean-Claude Belland. Adreien and Jean-Claude have been working together for many years and have developed their wines towards a richer, less tannic style over the last few years by not filtering most of the wines. Their holdings range from Santenay to Chambertin and the wines are all of exceptional quality. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £223.19
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Domaine Bellauc BELLAUC Moelleux Jurancon
Description: Gil and his wife Marie-Blanche are computer bods who threw up the mad world of 'info-tech' in 2000 and bought and densely planted a mere 2 hectares of Jurangon terroir with petit manseng. They farm their land organically and their first vintage was 2005. They produce just two wines a wonderfully rich and exotic moelleux (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £168.14
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Domaine Bellauc MARIE BLANQUE Jurancon
Description: Gil and his wife Marie-Blanche are computer bods who threw up the mad world of 'info-tech' in 2000 and bought and densely planted a mere 2 hectares of Jurangon terroir with petit manseng. They farm their land organically and their first vintage was 2005. They produce just two wines the Marie-Blanque is an intensely mineral, layered sec that displays density, weight and texture and is made from Gros Manseng. Additionally they make a wonderfully rich and exotic moelleux (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £109.04
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Domaine Belles Eaux Chardonnay Vins de Pays d'Oc
Description: Domaine Belles Eaux Chardonnay Vins de Pays d'Oc by AXA Millesimes
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Domaine Belles Eaux ROSE Vins de Pays de Caux
Description: Domaine Belles Eaux ROSE Vins de Pays de Caux by AXA Millesimes
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Domaine Belluard LE FEU Gringet Vin De Savoie-Ayze
Description: The village of Ayze is a little commune in the Haute-Savoie situated in the heart of the valley of the Arve between Geneva and Chamonix Mont-Blanc. Vineyards have been established here since the 13th century. The vines are 450m high on exposed south-facing slopes where the soil is composed of glacial sediments, moraines . The Alpine climate ensures a big temperature difference between day and night, ensuring both physiological maturity in the grapes as well as good acidity. Here Patrick and Dominique Belluard make use of the virtually unique ancient grape Gringet said to be related to the Savagnin grape of Jura. Also called Petite Roussette and said to be part of the Traminer family, other research suggests that it was brought back by monks, returning from Cyprus in the 13th century. Showing exuberant acidity there is no malolactic fermentation and the fruit is beacon-bright, while the aromas of white flowers and jasmine give way to citrus-edged flavours with a hint of white peach, jasmine and violet and a twist of aniseed to finish. In 2001 the vineyards started undergoing a total conversion to biodynamic viticulture. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £117.87
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Domaine Belluard LES ALPES Gringet Vin De Savoie-Ayze
Description: The village of Ayze is a little commune in the Haute-Savoie situated in the heart of the valley of the Arve between Geneva and Chamonix Mont-Blanc. Vineyards have been established here since the 13th century. The vines are 450m high on exposed south-facing slopes where the soil is composed of glacial sediments, moraines . The Alpine climate ensures a big temperature difference between day and night, ensuring both physiological maturity in the grapes as well as good acidity. Here Patrick and Dominique Belluard make use of the virtually unique ancient grape Gringet said to be related to the Savagnin grape of Jura. Also called Petite Roussette and said to be part of the Traminer family, other research suggests that it was brought back by monks, returning from Cyprus in the 13th century. A white that combines a nuttiness with floral and herbal aromas. The nutty aromas develop on the palate while lemon acidity dominates through to the enjoyable finish. In 2001 the vineyards started undergoing a total conversion to biodynamic viticulture. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £95.79
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Domaine Belluard Monseuse Vin De Savoie-Ayze
Description: The village of Ayze is a little commune in the Haute-Savoie situated in the heart of the valley of the Arve between Geneva and Chamonix Mont-Blanc. Vineyards have been established here since the 13th century. The vines are 450m high on exposed south-facing slopes where the soil is composed of glacial sediments, moraines . The Alpine climate ensures a big temperature difference between day and night, ensuring both physiological maturity in the grapes as well as good acidity. The Mondeuse has a terrific colour and a lovely sour cherry twist in the mouth. In 2001 the vineyards started undergoing a total conversion to biodynamic viticulture. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £149.58
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