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Marc Bredif Vouvray AC |
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Where it's from:
France, Loire, Vouvray
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£170.14
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24 x 37.5 cl |
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Off-Dry And Slightly Sweet Whites |
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This wine has a bright, pale-golden colour. On the nose there are intense peach and apricot fruits combined with the almost woolly scent that is so classic of great Chenin Blanc. The palate shows good, bracing acidity, a hallmark of the Loire, with rich rounded, peachy fresh fruit and a herbaceous complexity. The acidity is naturally balanced by the slight residual sugar making this an exceptional wine. Drinking well now this wine has the potential to age 5-10 years. (24 x 37.5 cl)
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France, Loire, Vouvray |
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Marc Bredif |
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22525 |
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Marc Bredif Vouvray AC
Description: This wine has a bright, pale-golden colour. On the nose there are intense peach and apricot fruits combined with the almost woolly scent that is so classic of great Chenin Blanc. The palate shows good, bracing acidity, a hallmark of the Loire, with rich rounded, peachy fresh fruit and a herbaceous complexity. The acidity is naturally balanced by the slight residual sugar making this an exceptional wine. Drinking well now this wine has the potential to age 5-10 years. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £156.47
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Pierre Chainier PREMIERE Vouvray AOC
Description: A delicious off-dry wine with a lush bouquet of quince fruit. The complex palate is showing honey with a rich mineral edge, all supported by a fine backbone of acidity leading to an enjoyable finish. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £68.28
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Prince Poniatowski Clos Baudoin Vouvray
Description: Prince Poniatowski Clos Baudoin Vouvray from France, Loire, Vouvray by Prince Poniatowski Off-Dry And Slightly Sweet Whites (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £180.09
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Remy Pannier Demi-Sec Vouvray Loire
Description: Made from the Chenin Blanc grape it is a full and rich wine with a nice touch of sweetness. In the 18th century, Louis Remy, a vassal of the 'Seigneurerie de Milly' in Anjou, decided to leave for Chenehutte, situated on the banks of the Loire. There he was employed as a bargee working between Saumur and Nantes. He sailed the large flat bottomed barges, well adapted to the difficulties of navigating on the Loire at the time. Wine, transported in barrels, made up the major portion of the cargo. It was in 1885 that François Remy, son of the last bargee in the family and apprentice cooper, took over a small vineyard left to him by the widow of his boss on the death of the latter. Louis, his son developed the business, particularly the transport sector which quickly spread to the west and east and included both the muscadet and pouilly regions. He associated his wife's name to his and the company name became Remy Pannier. Thereafter Maurice Remy, his son, both passionate and with a strong desire to develop the company, propelled Remy Pannier to the top of the list of Wine Merchants in the Loire Valley. Anticipating future trends, he guided the company from the trading of wine in barrels into the business of bottling and trading. During several long trips to the USA and Japan in the 50's he helped establish an international reputation for the name Remy Pannier. He also improved and then spectacularly grew the sales of the wine merchants progressively consolidated since 1956; Ackerman-Laurance company, the oldest traditional sparkling wine merchant; then in 1978, De Neuville company. In the 90's, under his guidance, Remy Pannier integrated the vinification and maturing of the wines and built modern facilities. This enabled them to produce high quality, expressive wines and develop the activity of the barrel merchant company to include the vinification and maturing of the wines. At the end of 2001 the company was taken over by the major cooperatives of the Loire valley, cementing the relationships with the winegrowers and helping promote their wines within the context of increased international competition. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £47.55
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Carole Salen Domaine des Bastides CUVEE VALERIA St-Canadet Coteaux d'Aix
Description: Carole Salen Domaine des Bastides CUVEE VALERIA St-Canadet Coteaux d'Aix from France, Provence by Jean Salen Powerful Reds
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Carole Salen Domaine des Bastides CUVEE VALERIA St-Canadet Coteaux d'Aix
Description: Carole Salen Domaine des Bastides CUVEE VALERIA St-Canadet Coteaux d'Aix from France, Provence by Jean Salen Powerful Reds
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Chateau des Sarrins Cotes de Provence Rose
Description: Pale redcurrant in colour with delicate spicy and floral aromas, mouth-filling redcurrant and blackberry fruit flavours and a clean, long finish. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £56.55
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Chateau Routas COQUELICOT Viognier Vin de Pays du Var
Description: Coquelicot means 'poppy' in French and the wine is named after the fields of wild poppies that are found in the region. An exquisite Viognier / Chardonnay blend, bursting with exotic floral notes and a full-bodied structure and complexity. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £185.64
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Delas Freres Cotes du Ventoux
Description: Delas Freres Cotes du Ventoux from France, Provence by Delas Freres Soft & Supple Reds (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £90.82
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Domaine d'Astros Rose Vin de Pays des Maures
Description: Tasting Note Cool, crisp and pale with zesty pink grapefruit, raspberry and redcurrant on the nose and a dry, citrussy palate with some red berries soaking into the finish. Great balance and a long, delicious finish. 12.5% A bit about Chateau d'Astros A historic estate in Provence that lists the Knights Templar among its previous owners, Chateau d’Astros’ vineyards are located around a beautiful Italianate mansion house. Bernard Maurel is the 7th generation of his family to make wine on the estate and crafts classic Provencal wines, including this rose, (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £73.11
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Domaine de Campdumy Vin de Pays du Var
Description: Deep colour and a blackcurrant flavour backed by soft, juicy tannins results in a rich, yet easy-drinking style of wine. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £50.76
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Domaine de Triennes LES AURELIENS Vin de Pays du Var
Description: After twelve months in old Dujac oak this wine is assembled in tanks and bottled unfiltered and unfined. Great care in the winery has produced a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah, this is a robust wine with plenty of red fruits character and a toasty finish. In the late 1980's Jacques Seysses, founder of Domaine Dujac, and Aubert de Villaine, co-owner of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, started looking for a vineyard in the south of France. They were driven by the conviction that some great wines could be produced in the Var, an area typically known for its rosés and thin table wines. Aubert was interested in joining as a silent partner, and a good friend from Paris, Michel Macaux, wanted to invest both time and money into the venture. They purchased an estate and it was renamed Domaine de Triennes, after the triennia, festivities in the honour of Bacchus that took place every 3 years in Roman times. The 'tri' part of the name now reflects the three original partners. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £137.48
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Domaine de Triennes LES AURELIENS Vin de Pays du Var
Description: After twelve months in old Dujac oak this wine is assembled in tanks and bottled unfiltered and unfined. Great care in the winery has produced a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah, this is a robust wine with plenty of red fruits character and a toasty finish. In the late 1980's Jacques Seysses, founder of Domaine Dujac, and Aubert de Villaine, co-owner of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, started looking for a vineyard in the south of France. They were driven by the conviction that some great wines could be produced in the Var, an area typically known for its rosés and thin table wines. Aubert was interested in joining as a silent partner, and a good friend from Paris, Michel Macaux, wanted to invest both time and money into the venture. They purchased an estate and it was renamed Domaine de Triennes, after the triennia, festivities in the honour of Bacchus that took place every 3 years in Roman times. The 'tri' part of the name now reflects the three original partners. (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £121.61
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Domaine de Triennes ROSE DE TRIENNES Vin de Pays du Var
Description: This blush wine is made from grapes pressed following only a very brief period of skin contact. It results in a rosé of a very light pink color. An aromatic nose of red fruits and candy is followed by a round, harmonious and seamless palate. This wine will seduce you by its freshness and elegance. In the late 1980's Jacques Seysses, founder of Domaine Dujac, and Aubert de Villaine, co-owner of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, started looking for a vineyard in the south of France. They were driven by the conviction that some great wines could be produced in the Var, an area typically known for its rosés and thin table wines. Aubert was interested in joining as a silent partner, and a good friend from Paris, Michel Macaux, wanted to invest both time and money into the venture. They purchased an estate and it was renamed Domaine de Triennes, after the triennia, festivities in the honour of Bacchus that took place every 3 years in Roman times | | | |
