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Domaine Patrick Javillier CLOS DU CROMIN Meursault |
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Where it's from:
France, Burgundy, Meursault
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£382.29
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12 x 75 cl |
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Rich Dry Whites |
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Based in Meursault Patrick Javillier is one of the top three wine makers in the village. He owns a little Corton-Charlemagne and a minuscule plot of Meursault Charmes, but otherwise the estate consists entirely of 'village' vineyards. However, a village wine from Javillier usually outshines a Premier Cru from most of his neighbours. These are classic Meursaults, and his Bourgogne blancs are very serious, mineral-driven wines. (12 x 75 cl)
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France, Burgundy, Meursault |
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Patrick Javillier Vins Meursault |
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71023 |
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Domaine Jean-Michel Stephan Cote-Rotie
Description: Jean-Michel is a rising star in Cote-Rotie. He is slowly but surely building his array of vineyard sites by keeping his ear to the ground and renting quality sites when they become available. His family do own some useful sites, but his grandfather and father turned them over to apricot production after the war, when apricots fetched a better price than Cote-Rotie! These are very finely crafted, very natural wines. He uses around 5% viognier in the blend. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £190.35
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Domaine Tollot-Beaut Blanc Bourgogne
Description: Tollot-Beaut were among the group of pioneering Burgundians who started producing and bottling their own wines in the early part of the 20th Century. As rich in tradition as this Domaine is, under Nathalie Tollot, no-one rests on their laurels and a premium is placed on quality. Money is spent on new oak every year to ensure a good stock of healthy barrels which provide the perfect resting place for their magnificent wines. However, it is the vineyard where most of the investment goes on. They employ twice as many people per hectare than any of their neighbours to restrict the vigour of the vines and therefore increase the chances of ripe concentrated grapes being produced every year. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £105.63
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Chateau de Puligny-Montrachet CLOS DU CHATEAU Blanc Bourgogne
Description: Since Etienne de Montille took over Chateau de Puligny-Montrachet as director in 2001 this sleeping giant has been re-awoken. Previously this fine estate over-cropped and over-oaked to produce 'in your face' wines with little or no terroir definition. Etienne has changed all that. He has carried out extensive work in the vineyards (12 x 37.5 CL)
Price: £105.75
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Dow Vintage Port
Description: Dow Vintage Port from Portugal by Dow (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £1173.83
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Domaine Tollot-Beaut 1er Cru CHAMP CHEVREY Savigny-les-Beaune
Description: Tollot-Beaut were among the group of pioneering Burgundians who started producing and bottling their own wines in the early part of the 20th Century. As rich in tradition as this Domaine is, under Nathalie Tollot, no-one rests on their laurels and a premium is placed on quality. Money is spent on new oak every year to ensure a good stock of healthy barrels which provide the perfect resting place for their magnificent wines. However, it is the vineyard where most of the investment goes on. They employ twice as many people per hectare than any of their neighbours to restrict the vigour of the vines and therefore increase the chances of ripe concentrated grapes being produced every year. The wines remain respectful to their origins while sharing characteristic spicy, toasty and cherry fruit flavours. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £155.45
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Domaine Fondreche PERSIA Blanc Cotes de Ventoux
Description: The Cuvee Persia Blanc is a white vin de garde from 100% Roussanne. This exhibits rich aromas of seasoned oak, gingerbread, marzipan and spiced melon. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £101.77
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Castillo Perelada Chardonnay Emporda Spain
Description: Castillo Perelada, is based in the Ampurdan region of North Eastern Spain and controlled by the third generation Mateu family. The area of Ampurdan is noted for its origins in the development of Spanish viticulture and the village of Perelada has a tradition that dates to the 15th Century when Carmelite monks from the monastery of Carmen produced wine to provide for the whole region. With over 100 hectares currently under vine and a further interest in an additional 300 hectares, Castillo Perelada have established a range of wines considered the best within the denomination. The Chardonnay is full-flavoured with fresh vanilla overtones from 5 months in new Allier oak. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £132.50
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Domaine Simon Bize PERRIERES Pinot Noir Bourgogne
Description: Domaine Bize is now run by Patrick Bize and at 24 hectares it is one of the largest domaines in the Cote de Beaune but quality here is never compromised by sheer size. Patrick is a master of characterful pinot noir and he produces wines which show fabulous terroir influence, with every one of his many individual vineyards showing induviduality. These are complex wines which age very well indeed (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £219.78
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Chateau Pesquie TERRASSES Rouge Rhone Valley Vineyards Ventoux
Description: This blend of 70 % Grenache and 30 % Syrah is a dark red colour showing a nose that blossoms into jammy berry aromas set off by a touch of spice. This medium to full-bodied wine with a powerful mouthfeel is showing elegant and onctuous tannins, enhanced by very round cherry and black current notes and finishing with spicy flavours. This wines name comes from the Latin terras, meaning 'lump of earth'. The Cotes du Ventoux region is characterised by alternating hills and valleys. To make the most of this exceptional terroir, grape growers and other farmers had to accomplish the colossal feat of building 'terraces' into the steep hillsides, choosing especially well-protected, sunny locations. Still today, the Provence countryside boasts centuries-old olive trees planted on terraces called restanques or rebanques in Provencal. Paul and Edith Chaudiere chose this name in homage to the Provence countryside terraces their ancestors carved into carefully chosen sites. The sleepy village of Mormoiron was certainly shaken up when the dynamic Chaudiere family bought Chateau Pesquie and set about making wine to a level that had never before been achieved in the Ventoux. Paul Chaudiere is keen on technology, but also devoted to quality. He employs new methods to produce wines of simply stunning quality from his 72 hectares, with richness, colour and concentration that his neighbours can only dream of. Ambition seems to have been coupled perfectly with both an innate winemaking ability and a rare understanding of the market ensuring that this family domaine produces wines of great quality that people want to drink. 'One of the superstar estates of the Cotes-du-Ventoux', according to Robert Parker. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £121.61
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Pascal Prunier-Bonheur Vieilles Vignes Blanc Auxey-Duresses
Description: Domaine Pascal Prunier-Bonheur is run by husband and wife team Pascal and Christine. They own just 6 hectares between them, however, despite being based in the village of Meursault, they do not yet own any of these precious soils themselves. Pascal's brother, on the other hand, owns a nice plot in the well placed 'les Clous Dessous' which Pascal farms, harvests and vinifies. From his vineyard Pascal produces very stylish wines, showing good depth, complexity, and mineral 'fraicheur'. His style on reds is pure, elegant and fruit-driven with good volume and beautifully rounded tannins. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £248.75
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