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Sparkling Wine
Prosecco
Montelvini, Veneto
Founded in 1881 in Veneto, Montelvini is a family-run winery renowned for its dedication to the art of Prosecco. Based in the Asolo hills, the Serena family has guided the estate for generations, blending tradition with modern sustainability practices. Montelvini’s wines express elegance, freshness, and the authentic character of the Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG region.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | Prosecco Brut, Treviso DOC | NV | 75cl | €12.75 |
| Sparkling | Prosecco Brut Rosé, Treviso DOC | NV | 75cl | €14.00 |
| Sparkling | Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG | NV | 75cl | €15.75 |
Franciacorta
Bellavista, Lombardy
Founded in 1977 by Vittorio Moretti, Bellavista is a leading producer in Franciacorta, Lombardy’s premier sparkling wine region. The estate takes its name from the “beautiful view” overlooking Lake Iseo, where Chardonnay and Pinot Noir thrive in glacial soils. Renowned for its méthode traditionnelle craftsmanship, Bellavista produces elegant, complex wines that rival the finest Champagnes in finesse and longevity.
| Type | Name | Vintage | 75cl | Price |
| Sparkling | ‘Alma’ Assemblage, Franciacorta DOCG | NV | 75cl | €40.00 |
France
Champagne
To earn the prestigious label of Champagne, a wine must do more than simply sparkle; it must originate from the designated region in northeast France. Although it would be inaccurate to claim that the finest wines from this region surpass all others, the pinnacle of Champagne embodies a unique fusion of freshness, richness, delicacy, and liveliness, a quality unparalleled by sparkling wines from elsewhere.
Situated at the northernmost boundary of French viticulture, Champagne enjoys a cool climate, with vineyards spanning north, south, and east across expansive plains. The linchpin of the region’s success lies in its chalky soil, which imparts a firm, crystalline character to the resulting wines. Although Dom Perignon didn’t pioneer the Champagne process, he revolutionised it by introducing the practice of blending both vintages and vineyards. This approach has somewhat diluted the ties to specific origins within the sprawling appellation encompassing 33,000 hectares. The combination of blending techniques and production methods results in a final product bearing little resemblance to the still base wine, or “vin clair,” with which the cellar master initially began.
Champagne Joseph Perrier, Châlons-en-Champagne
Founded in 1825 in Châlons-en-Champagne, Joseph Perrier remains a family-run house celebrated for its elegance and understated style. The cellars, carved into ancient Roman chalk tunnels, provide the perfect environment for slow, meticulous ageing. Known for its balance and finesse, the house continues to craft Champagnes that embody both tradition and precision.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | Cuvée Royale Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €56.00 |
| Sparkling | Cuvée Royale Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €65.00 |
| Sparkling | Cuvée Royale Brut Rosé, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €77.00 |
Champagne Gosset, Épernay
Gosset, the oldest wine house in Champagne, has been crafting exceptional sparkling wines since 1584. Known for its commitment to quality, the house avoids malolactic fermentation to preserve the bright acidity and freshness that define its signature style. Using carefully selected grapes from top Grand and Premier Cru vineyards, Gosset produces champagnes with remarkable depth, elegance, and longevity.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | Gosset ‘Grande Reserve’ Brut | NV | 75cl | €62.00 |
| Sparkling | Gosset ‘Grande Rosé’ Brut | NV | 75cl | €79.00 |
| Sparkling | Gosset ‘Blanc de Blancs’ Brut | NV | 75cl | €80.00 |
Champagne Perrier-Jouët, Épernay
Founded in 1811 in Épernay, Perrier-Jouët is celebrated for its floral, Chardonnay-driven style and its emblematic Belle Époque cuvées. The house quickly gained prestige for crafting Champagnes of delicacy and refinement, favoured by aristocracy and connoisseurs alike. Its Art Nouveau spirit and enduring commitment to elegance continue to define its identity today.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | Grand Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €55.00 |
| Sparkling | Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €79.00 |
| Sparkling | Belle Époque Brut, Champagne | 2016 | 75cl | €182.00 |
| Sparkling | Belle Époque Rosé, Champagne | 2014 | 75cl | €287.00 |
Laurent-Perrier, Tours-sur-Marne
Established in 1812 in Tours-sur-Marne, Laurent-Perrier is one of Champagne’s most renowned and pioneering houses. It built its reputation on a distinctive, Chardonnay-led style that emphasises freshness, purity, and finesse. Still family-owned, Laurent-Perrier blends innovation with tradition, producing wines celebrated for their elegance and consistency.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | La Cuvée Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €66.00 |
| Sparkling | La Cuvée Brut Rosé, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €117.00 |
Louis Roederer, Reims
Founded in 1776, Louis Roederer is a prestigious, family-owned Champagne house known for its meticulous craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. Best known for Cristal, originally created for Tsar Alexander II, the house produces wines with depth, precision, and exceptional aging potential. Roederer carefully manages its own vineyards, focusing on biodynamic practices to preserve terroir expression and sustainability.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sparkling | Collection Brut, Champagne | NV | 75cl | €71.00 |
| Sparkling | Cristal Brut, Champagne | 2015 | 75cl | €346.00 |
| Sparkling | Cristal Rosé, Champagne | 2014 | 75cl | €622.00 |
Provence
Provence is blessed with a Mediterranean climate of warm summers and mild winters. With an annual average of up to 3,000 hours, excessive sun is a concern, although the heat is alleviated by the northerly mistral wind. Its stunning vineyards frequently run up to the coast, vines growing in the most desirable of locations.
Predominantly celebrated for its rosé wines, which comprise over half of Provençal production and typically boast a dry profile. Brands such as Château d’Esclans, renowned for its ‘Whispering Angel’, along with Minuty and Domaine Ott, have employed Champagne-like marketing strategies, elevating the wines of Provence to the status of highly coveted celebratory products.
Domaine de l’Abbaye, Côtes de Provence
Nestled on the Saint-Honorat Island off the coast of Cannes, Domaine de l’Abbaye is a unique Provençal estate run by the monks of the Lérins Abbey. Viticulture here dates back over a millennium, with vines cultivated in harmony with nature and monastic tradition. The resulting wines, including their elegant Côtes de Provence rosés, reflect both spiritual heritage and the island’s distinctive maritime terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Rosé | Grand Beylesse Rosé, Côtes de Provence | 2024 | 75cl | €21.75 |
Château d’Esclans, La Motte
Château d’Esclans, located in the heart of Provence, is renowned for producing some of the world’s finest rosé wines, including the iconic Whispering Angel. With a rich history dating back to the 12th century, the estate combines traditional winemaking techniques with modern innovation to create elegant, complex wines. Under the leadership of Sacha Lichine, the winery has elevated Provence rosé to a new level of prestige and global recognition.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Rosé | ‘Whispering Angel’, Château d’Esclans, Côtes de Provence Rosé | 2024 | 75cl | €26.00 |
| Rosé | Rock Angel Rosé, Côtes de Provence | 2023 | 75cl | €37.00 |
| Rosé | ‘Garrus’, Château d’Esclans, Côtes de Provence Rosé | 2023 | 75cl | €142.00 |
Domaine Ott, La Londe les Maures
Founded in 1912 by agricultural engineer Marcel Ott, Domaines Ott has become synonymous with the finest rosés of Provence. Spanning three exceptional estates (Clos Mireille, Château de Selle, and Château Romassan), the house showcases the diverse terroirs of the region. Now under the ownership of Louis Roederer, Domaines Ott continues to craft wines of elegance, purity, and Mediterranean character.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Rosé | Château de Selle Rosé, Côtes de Provence | 2024 | 75cl | €40.00 |
| Rosé | Château Romassan Rosé, Bandol | 2024 | 75cl | €40.00 |
| Rosé | Étoile Rosé, Provence | 2024 | 75cl | €130.00 |
Burgundy
Burgundy, revered as one of the most prestigious wine regions in the world, holds an esteemed place in the realm of winemaking. Situated in eastern France, Burgundy’s winemaking tradition dates back centuries, shaped by a rich tapestry of terroir, heritage, and meticulous craftsmanship. This historic region, renowned for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay varietals, boasts an intricate patchwork of vineyards meticulously tended by generations of vignerons. From the rolling hills of the Côte d’Or to the picturesque slopes of the Côte Chalonnaise and the Maconnais, Burgundy’s winemaking landscape is as diverse as it is revered. Each appellation within Burgundy tells a unique story; the wines are renowned for their elegance and complexity, and they are the epitome of terroir-driven excellence.
La Chablisienne, Chablis
Founded in 1923, La Chablisienne is a distinguished cooperative that unites many of Chablis’s top growers under one philosophy of quality and terroir expression. The winery is celebrated for its meticulous approach, producing wines that capture the purity, minerality, and tension characteristic of the region’s Kimmeridgian limestone soils. From Petit Chablis to Grand Cru, La Chablisienne remains a benchmark for classic, finely crafted Chablis.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | ‘Les Vénérables’ Vieilles Vignes, Chablis | 2022 | 75cl | €25.75 |
| White | 1er Cru ‘Vaulorent’, Chablis | 2020 | 75cl | €50.00 |
Domaine William Fèvre, Chablis
Domaine William Fèvre is one of the most esteemed producers in Chablis, known for its terroir-driven, mineral-rich Chardonnay. With an extensive portfolio of Premier and Grand Cru vineyards, the estate prioritises sustainable viticulture to express the purest characteristics of Chablis’ limestone soils. The wines are defined by their precision, freshness, and elegant balance of citrus, white flowers, and flinty minerality.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | 1er Cru ‘Vaillons’, Chablis | 2022 | 75cl | €63.00 |
| White | Grand Cru ‘Bougros’, Chablis | 2020 | 75cl | €89.00 |
| White | Grand Cru ‘Les Clos’, Chablis | 2022 | 75cl | €165.00 |
Maison Louis Latour, Beaune
Founded in 1797, it is one of Burgundy’s most historic and respected producers, known for crafting exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. As both a négociant and domaine, the house owns prestigious vineyards, including Grand Cru sites in the Côte d’Or, and emphasises sustainable viticulture. With a signature style that balances richness, structure, and finesse, Latour’s wines reflect the essence of Burgundy’s diverse terroirs.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | ‘Pouilly-Fuissé, Mâconnais | 2023 | 75cl | €43.00 |
| Red | Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru ‘Île des Vergelesses’, Côte de Beaune | 2018 | 75cl | €67.00 |
| Red | Beaune 1er Cru ‘Perrières’, Côte de Beaune | 2019 | 75cl | €123.00 |
| White | Saint-Aubin 1er Cru, Côte de Beaune | 2024 | 75cl | €77.00 |
| White | Puligny-Montrachet, Côte de Beaune | 2024 | 75cl | €119.00 |
| White | Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru ‘Sous le Puits’, Côte de Beaune | 2021 | 75cl | €150.00 |
| White | Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru, Côte de Beaune | 2016 | 75cl | €246.00 |
| White | Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru ‘Les Demoiselles’, Côte de Beaune | 2018 | 75cl | €696.00 |
| White | Montrachet Grand Cru, Côte de Beaune | 2020 | 75cl | €979.00 |
Domaine Jacques Prieur, Meursault
Established in the late 19th century, Domaine Jacques Prieur is one of Burgundy’s most revered estates, based in Meursault and spanning prestigious vineyards across both Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits. The domaine combines traditional Burgundian craftsmanship with modern precision to produce wines of remarkable depth and balance. From refined white Meursaults to powerful red grands crus, each cuvée reflects an unwavering respect for terroir and detail.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru, Côte de Nuits | 2016 | 75cl | €279.00 |
| White | Beaune 1er Cru ‘Champs Pimont’ Blanc, Côte de Beaune | 2018 | 75cl | €66.00 |
| Red | Beaune 1er Cru ‘Champs Pimont’ Rouge, Côte de Beaune | 2016 | 75cl | €98.00 |
| White | Meursault 1er Cru ‘Santenots’, Côte de Beaune | 2023 | 75cl | €113.00 |
| White | Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru ‘Les Combettes’, Côte de Beaune | 2023 | 75cl | €195.00 |
| White | Montrachet Grand Cru, Côte de Beaune | 2018 | 75cl | €1,322.00 |
Bouchard Père et Fils, Beaune
Founded in 1731, Bouchard Père et Fils is one of Burgundy’s oldest and most respected wine houses, based in the historic Château de Beaune. Over nearly three centuries, the family has built an extraordinary mosaic of vineyard holdings across the Côte d’Or, including several Grands Crus. Combining time-honoured tradition with modern precision, Bouchard crafts wines celebrated for their purity, elegance, and authentic expression of terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Gevrey-Chambertin, Côte de Nuits | 2020 | 75cl | €82.00 |
| Red | Vosne-Romanée, Côte de Nuits | 2022 | 75cl | €90.00 |
| Red | Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru ‘Les Noirots’, Côte de Nuits | 2018 | 75cl | €108.00 |
| White | Beaune 1er Cru Blanc, Côte de Beaune | 2020 | 75cl | €51.00 |
| Red | Le Corton Grand Cru, Côte de Beaune | 2018 | 75cl | €165.00 |
| Red | Beaune 1er Cru ‘Grèves’ Vigne de l’Enfant Jésus, Côte de Beaune | 2020 | 75cl | €210.00 |
Domaine des Lambrays, Morey-Saint-Denis
Located in Morey-Saint-Denis, Domaine des Lambrays is best known for its esteemed Grand Cru monopole, Clos des Lambrays, one of Burgundy’s most storied vineyards. The estate traces its origins to the 14th century and is today recognised for crafting wines of refined structure and aromatic depth. Now under the ownership of LVMH, the domaine continues to uphold its legacy of elegance and terroir-driven precision.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Morey-Saint-Denis 1er Cru ‘Les Loups’, Côte de Nuits | 2023 | 75cl | €185.00 |
| Red | Clos des Lambrays Grand Cru, Côte de Nuits | 2021 | 75cl | €788.00 |
Bordeaux
Bordeaux is the largest fine wine region in the world. The whole department of the Gironde, named after its most important estuary, is dedicated to winemaking. Its production, 6 million hectolitres. dwarfs that of other French Wine regions except the vast Languedoc-Roussillon. The great red wine areas are found in the deep gravel vineyards of the Medoc, north of the city of Bordeaux, and in the Pessac-Leognan on the west bank of the Garonne to the south. These are known as the ‘left-bank’ wines. The ‘right-bank’ consists of St Emilion and Pomerol, plus their satellite communes along the north bank of the Dordogne. The area between the two rivers is called Entre-Deux-Mers, an area that produces highly underrated crisp, dry white wines. To the south, where the Garonne river meanders slowly and brings humidity to the vineyards, noble rot penetrates and helps produce the world’s most sought-after sweet wines in the communes of Barsac and Sauternes.
The distinct stylistic characteristics of Bordeaux wines are greatly influenced by the marginality of its climate. While variations in vintage contribute to the region’s allure, the heavy rains experienced in 1963, 1968, 1974, and 1977 underscored the potentially devastating impact of extreme weather events. Advancements in winemaking techniques have provided a measure of control, and the trend toward drier and warmer summers has mitigated some of the uncertainty surrounding the Bordeaux harvest.
** PAGE BREAK **Château Belgrave, Haut-Médoc
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Belgrave lies on the border of Saint-Julien within the Haut-Médoc appellation. Owned by Dourthe since 1979, the estate has undergone extensive modernisation, combining precision viticulture with sustainable practices. Its Cabernet Sauvignon led wines are admired for their balance of power and finesse, offering classic Left Bank character and excellent ageing potential.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Belgrave, Haut-Médoc, Grand Cru Classé | 2016 | 75cl | €56.00 |
Château Cantemerle, Haut-Médoc
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Cantemerle is a historic estate in the Haut-Médoc, with origins dating back to the 12th century. Nestled among ancient parkland near Macau, the château is celebrated for its refined, aromatic style that emphasises elegance over power. Its Cabernet Sauvignon–led blends offer supple tannins, floral complexity, and a distinctly graceful expression of the southern Médoc.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Cantemerle, Haut-Médoc, Grand Cru Classé | 2009 | 75cl | €94.00 |
| Red | Château Cantemerle, Haut-Médoc, Grand Cru Classé | 2020 | 75cl | €51.00 |
Château Sociando-Mallet, Haut-Médoc
Situated in the northern Haut-Médoc, Château Sociando-Mallet is a highly regarded cru bourgeois estate renowned for outperforming many classified growths. Revitalised by Jean Gautreau after his purchase in 1969, the property has become synonymous with precision, consistency, and longevity. Its Cabernet Sauvignon–dominant wines are celebrated for their depth, structure, and classic Médoc character, combining power with remarkable freshness.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Sociando-Mallet, Haut-Médoc | 2010 | 75cl | €109.00 |
| Red | Château Sociando-Mallet, Haut-Médoc | 2018 | 75cl | €64.00 |
Château Brane-Cantenac, Margaux
Classified as a 2ème Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Brane-Cantenac is one of Margaux’s most distinguished estates, with origins tracing back to the 18th century. Owned by the Lurton family since 1925, the château is celebrated for its refined, aromatic wines that exemplify Margaux’s hallmark elegance. With meticulous vineyard management and gentle winemaking, Brane-Cantenac produces Cabernet Sauvignon–led blends of finesse, balance, and exceptional ageing potential.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Brane-Cantenac, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2008 | 75cl | €112.00 |
| Red | Château Brane-Cantenac, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €115.00 |
| Red | Château Brane-Cantenac, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2019 | 75cl | €119.00 |
Château Kirwan, Margaux
Classified as a 3ème Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Kirwan is a historic Margaux estate with roots dating back to the 18th century. Owned by the Schÿler family since 1925, the château is known for combining traditional Bordeaux craftsmanship with modern precision. Its wines are admired for their aromatic richness, supple texture, and elegant expression of Margaux’s signature finesse.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Kirwan, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2010 | 75cl | €133.00 |
| Red | Château Kirwan, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2016 | 75cl | €93.00 |
Château Margaux, Margaux
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Margaux is one of the most illustrious estates in Bordeaux, with a winemaking heritage dating back to the 16th century. Its gravel-rich terroir and meticulous craftsmanship yield wines of extraordinary finesse, perfume, and longevity. Universally regarded as the epitome of Margaux elegance, Château Margaux represents the perfect harmony of power, grace, and timeless refinement.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Margaux, Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2011 | 75cl | €1,063.00 |
| Red | Château Margaux, Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €942.00 |
| Red | Château Margaux, Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2019 | 75cl | €1,406.00 |
Château Palmer, Margaux
Classified as a 3ème Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Palmer is one of Margaux’s most revered and distinctive estates. Founded in the early 19th century and named after British Major General Charles Palmer, the property is renowned for its opulent, Merlot-rich blends. Its wines are celebrated for their velvety texture, aromatic complexity, and sensual depth—hallmarks of Palmer’s uniquely expressive Margaux style.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Alter Ego de Palmer, Château Palmer, Margaux, Margaux | 2019 | 75cl | €161.00 |
| Red | Château Palmer, Margaux, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €477.00 |
Château Prieuré-Lichine, Margaux
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Prieuré-Lichine is a distinguished estate in Margaux with monastic origins dating back to the 12th century. Revitalised under the vision of Alexis Lichine in the mid-20th century, it became renowned for wines of refinement, suppleness, and aromatic complexity. Today, under the Cazes family, Prieuré-Lichine continues to express the hallmark elegance and silky texture of the Margaux terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Prieuré-Lichine, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2010 | 75cl | €127.00 |
| Red | Château Prieuré-Lichine, Margaux, Grand Cru Classé | 2021 | 75cl | €59.00 |
Château Grand-Puy Ducasse, Pauillac
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Grand-Puy Ducasse is a historic Pauillac estate founded in the 17th century by lawyer Arnaud Ducasse. Its vineyards, spread across some of the appellation’s finest gravel soils, produce Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant wines of depth, structure, and longevity. Combining traditional Bordeaux craftsmanship with modern precision, Grand-Puy Ducasse delivers a quintessentially Pauillac expression marked by power and poise.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Lacoste-Borie, Château Grand-Puy Ducasse, Pauillac | 2020 | 75cl | €43.00 |
| Red | Château Grand-Puy Ducasse, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2020 | 75cl | €56.00 |
Château Latour, Pauillac
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Latour is one of Bordeaux’s most revered estates, with a winemaking history dating back to the 14th century. Situated at the southern edge of Pauillac, its vineyards, anchored by the famed Enclos, rest on deep gravel soils overlooking the Gironde estuary. Latour’s wines are legendary for their intensity, structure, and longevity, epitomising the power and precision of great Pauillac.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Latour, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2009 | 75cl | €928.00 |
| Red | Château Latour, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2011 | 75cl | €1,121.00 |
| Red | Château Latour, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2015 | 75cl | €1,240.00 |
Château Lynch-Bages, Pauillac
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Lynch-Bages is one of Pauillac’s most admired estates, known for its consistent quality and dependable excellence. Owned by the Cazes family since 1939, the château has earned a reputation for crafting rich, powerful wines with unmistakable Pauillac character. Its Cabernet Sauvignon–led blends are celebrated for their depth, structure, and impressive ageing potential.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Lynch-Bages, Paulliac, Grand Cru Classé | 2018 | 75cl | €266.00 |
| Red | Château Lynch-Bages, Paulliac, Grand Cru Classé | 2019 | 75cl | €241.00 |
Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Mouton Rothschild is one of Pauillac’s most celebrated estates, famed for its opulent, Cabernet-dominant wines. Elevated to First Growth status in 1973 under Baron Philippe de Rothschild, it is unique in commissioning a new artist each year to design its iconic label. Mouton combines power, richness, and artistry, producing wines of exceptional depth and longevity.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2005 | 75cl | €1,260.00 |
| Red | Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2009 | 75cl | €1,330.00 |
| Red | Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2010 | 75cl | €1,390.00 |
| Red | Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2014 | 75cl | €1,109.00 |
| Red | Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2020 | 75cl | €1,070.00 |
Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, Pauillac
Classified as a 2ème Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Pichon-Longueville Baron is one of Pauillac’s most powerful and distinguished estates. Rebuilt in the 19th century, its iconic turreted château overlooks some of the appellation’s finest deep gravel vineyards. Known for structure, depth, and longevity, Pichon Baron consistently produces Cabernet-driven wines of intensity and classic Left Bank finesse.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2010 | 75cl | €408.00 |
| Red | Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2015 | 75cl | €300.00 |
| Red | Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €278.00 |
Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Pontet-Canet is a leading Pauillac estate celebrated for its pioneering shift to biodynamic viticulture. Owned by the Tesseron family since 1975, the château has become renowned for its meticulous vineyard work, horses in the vines, and a philosophy centred on purity and balance. Its Cabernet Sauvignon–led wines are admired for their depth, harmony, and expressive minerality, offering a distinctive and modern interpretation of Pauillac.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2014 | 75cl | €189.00 |
| Red | Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €162.00 |
| Red | Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé | 2019 | 75cl | €214.00 |
Château Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Haut-Brion is the oldest of Bordeaux’s First Growths, with documented winemaking heritage dating back to the 16th century. Situated in Pessac-Léognan, its deep gravel and clay soils yield uniquely smoky, refined wines often described as “Graves in aristocratic form.” Renowned for elegance, complexity, and remarkable longevity, Haut-Brion remains one of the world’s most singular and distinguished estates.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2011 | 75cl | €978.00 |
| Red | Château Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2015 | 75cl | €1,165.00 |
| Red | Château Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé | 2019 | 75cl | €1,015.00 |
Château La Mission Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan
Founded in the 17th century by the Lazarist fathers, Château La Mission Haut-Brion is one of Pessac-Léognan’s most distinguished and long-revered estates. Now under the same ownership as neighbouring Haut-Brion, it is celebrated for its powerful, structured reds and exceptionally refined dry whites. With deep gravel and clay soils, La Mission consistently produces wines of intensity, complexity, and superb ageing potential.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château La Mission Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan | 2016 | 75cl | €526.00 |
| Red | Château La Mission Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan | 2017 | 75cl | €503.00 |
| Red | Château La Mission Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan | 2018 | 75cl | €515.00 |
Château Latour-Martillac, Pessac-Léognan
Located in the heart of Pessac-Léognan, Château Latour-Martillac has been owned by the Kressmann family since 1930 and is celebrated for both its red and white Grand Cru Classé wines. The estate’s gravelly terraces, rich in limestone and clay, provide the foundation for wines of structure, freshness, and aromatic complexity. Blending tradition with innovation, Latour-Martillac consistently delivers elegant, age-worthy expressions of the Graves terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Lagrave-Martillac, Château Latour-Martillac, Pessac-Léognan | 2019 | 75cl | €28.15 |
| Red | Lagrave-Martillac, Château Latour-Martillac, Pessac-Léognan | 2018 | 75cl | €47.00 |
Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Pessac-Léognan
Founded in the 14th century and revitalised by Daniel and Florence Cathiard in the 1990s, Château Smith Haut Lafitte is one of Pessac-Léognan’s most dynamic and prestigious estates. The property is celebrated for its “bio-precision” philosophy, combining organic farming, in-house cooperage, and cutting-edge research to elevate quality. Its red and white Grand Cru Classé wines are admired for their elegance, depth, and distinctive smoky-gravel signature of the Graves terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Pessac-Léognan, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €182.00 |
Château L’Évangile, Pomerol
Situated in the heart of Pomerol, Château Nénin is a historic estate owned by the Delon family, also proprietors of Château Léoville-Las Cases. Its gravel and clay soils produce Merlot-dominant wines that combine structure, freshness, and finesse—hallmarks of the Delon style. Under meticulous vineyard management and modern winemaking, Château Nénin has earned a reputation for delivering both power and precision within the Pomerol appellation.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château L’Évangile, Pomerol | 2019 | 75cl | €288.00 |
| Red | Château L’Évangile, Pomerol | 2018 | 75cl | €312.00 |
Château Nénin, Pomerol
Situated in the heart of Pomerol, Château Nénin is a historic estate owned by the Delon family, also proprietors of Château Léoville-Las Cases. Its gravel and clay soils produce Merlot-dominant wines that combine structure, freshness, and finesse—hallmarks of the Delon style. Under meticulous vineyard management and modern winemaking, Château Nénin has earned a reputation for delivering both power and precision within the Pomerol appellation.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Fugue de Nénin, Pomerol | 2020 | 75cl | €46.00 |
| Red | Château Nénin, Pomerol | 2020 | 75cl | €140.00 |
Pétrus, Pomerol
Situated on the blue clay plateau of Pomerol, Pétrus is one of the world’s most iconic and sought-after wines. Under the long stewardship of the Moueix family, the estate has become renowned for its Merlot-only cuvée, crafted with exceptional precision and care. Known for its depth, purity, and extraordinary longevity, Pétrus stands as the ultimate expression of Pomerol’s unique terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Pétrus, Pomerol | 2007 | 75cl | €POA |
| Red | Pétrus, Pomerol | 2012 | 75cl | €POA |
| Red | Pétrus, Pomerol | 2017 | 75cl | €POA |
Château Ausone, Saint-Émilion
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’, Château Ausone is one of Saint-Émilion’s most illustrious and ancient estates, with origins reaching back to Roman times. Perched on steep limestone terraces overlooking the village, its tiny, meticulously farmed vineyard yields wines of extraordinary purity and finesse. Renowned for their depth, minerality, and remarkable longevity, Ausone’s wines stand among the most coveted in Bordeaux.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Ausone, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2007 | 75cl | €1,143.00 |
| Red | Château Ausone, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2012 | 75cl | €977.00 |
| Red | Château Ausone, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2014 | 75cl | €1,119.00 |
Château Cheval Blanc, Saint-Émilion
Situated on the blue clay plateau of Pomerol, Pétrus is one of the world’s most iconic and sought-after wines. Under the long stewardship of the Moueix family, the estate has become renowned for its Merlot-only cuvée, crafted with exceptional precision and care. Known for its depth, purity, and extraordinary longevity, Pétrus stands as the ultimate expression of Pomerol’s unique terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Cheval Blanc, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2011 | 75cl | €1,024.00 |
| Red | Château Cheval Blanc, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2014 | 75cl | €1,014.00 |
| Red | Château Cheval Blanc, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2017 | 75cl | €1,030.00 |
Château Figeac, Saint-Émilion
Classified as a 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Figeac is one of Saint-Émilion’s most historic and distinctive estates, with roots dating back to Roman times. Its unique gravel-rich soils favour an unusually high proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, giving the wine its trademark freshness, structure, and elegance. Renowned for its longevity, aromatic complexity, and Left Bank–like profile, Figeac stands as one of Bordeaux’s most revered and singular properties.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Figeac, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2015 | 75cl | €463.00 |
| Red | Château Figeac, Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ | 2017 | 75cl | €427.00 |
Château Fombrauge, Saint-Émilion
Dating back to the 15th century, Château Fombrauge is one of the oldest and largest estates in Saint-Émilion, renowned for its rich history and classical architecture. Acquired by Bernard Magrez in 1999, the château has since been revitalised with a focus on precision viticulture and modern techniques. Its Merlot-dominant wines are known for their elegance, depth, and finely balanced expression of Saint-Émilion terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Fombrauge, Saint-Émilion, Grand Cru Classé | 2020 | 75cl | €50.00 |
Château La Gaffelière, Saint-Émilion
Founded in the 17th century and still owned by the Malis family, Château La Gaffelière is one of Saint-Émilion’s most historic and distinguished Premier Grand Cru Classé estates. Its vineyards, ideally situated between Ausone and Pavie, benefit from a mix of limestone and clay soils that yield wines of exceptional balance and finesse. Known for their depth, purity, and ageing potential, La Gaffelière’s wines embody both heritage and refined modernity.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | La Dame de Gaffelière, Château La Gaffelière, Saint-Émilion | 2019 | 75cl | €34.15 |
| Red | La Dame de Gaffelière, Château La Gaffelière, Saint-Émilion | 2016 | 75cl | €135.00 |
Château Gloria, Saint-Julien
Founded in the mid-20th century by Henri Martin, Château Gloria is a rare example of a Saint-Julien estate built entirely from parcels acquired from classified growths. Though unclassified, it consistently rivals its neighbours in quality, producing wines of depth, balance, and classic Médoc character. Today, under the stewardship of the Martin family, Château Gloria remains a benchmark for value and craftsmanship in the appellation.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Gloria, Saint-Julien, Grand Cru Classé | 2020 | 75cl | €65.00 |
Château Lagrange, Saint-Julien
Classified as a Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Château Lagrange is one of the largest and most consistent estates in Saint-Julien. Revitalised under Japanese ownership by Suntory since 1983, the château has embraced meticulous vineyard management and modern winemaking. Its Cabernet Sauvignon dominant wines are admired for their precision, balance, and ability to age gracefully, reflecting the quintessential elegance of Saint-Julien.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Château Lagrange, Saint-Julien, Grand Cru Classé | 2017 | 75cl | €76.00 |
Château Bastor-Lamontagne, Sauternes
Tracing its origins to the 18th century, Château Bastor-Lamontagne is a respected Sauternes estate once part of the historic Yquem property. The château is celebrated for its refined, delicately styled sweet wines that balance richness with freshness and aromatic purity. Committed to sustainable viticulture, Bastor-Lamontagne continues to craft elegant expressions of Sauternes that highlight fruit, finesse, and terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sweet | Château Bastor-Lamontagne, Sauternes | 2015 | 75cl | €51.00 |
| Sweet | Château Bastor-Lamontagne, Sauternes | 2019 | 37.5cl | €29.00 |
Château d’Yquem, Sauternes
Château d’Yquem is the most prestigious Premier Cru Supérieur estate in Sauternes, renowned for producing the world’s finest sweet wine. With a history dating back over 400 years, the estate’s exceptional terroir and meticulous winemaking result in wines of unparalleled richness, complexity, and longevity. Crafted primarily from Sémillon and Sauvignon Blanc, the grapes undergo noble rot (Botrytis cinerea), concentrating sugars and flavours to create a wine with layers of honey, apricot, citrus, and spice. With its extraordinary balance of sweetness, acidity, and depth, Château d’Yquem remains the benchmark for luxurious, age-worthy dessert wines.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Sweet | Château d’Yquem, Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Supérieur | 1991 | 75cl | €632.00 |
| Sweet | Château d’Yquem, Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Supérieur | 2008 | 75cl | €632.00 |
| Sweet | Château d’Yquem, Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Supérieur | 2019 | 37.5cl | €358.00 |
Loire Valley
As a collective, Loire Valley wines exude a lightness and vitality, underscored by a palpable acidity that enlivens the palate. At the river’s mouth, where salt marshes yield to vineyards, Muscadet emerges as the region’s inaugural modern triumph. Characterised by its dry, saline, and structured profile, Muscadet serves as the quintessential companion to seafood. Journeying eastward, one encounters the vineyards of Touraine and Anjou, where Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Franc, and Sauvignon Blanc reign supreme. Amidst the verdant landscape, seemingly improbable for viticulture, vineyards cling to limestone bluffs, tufa, and schist. While historically renowned for its luscious sweet wines, the region now showcases an impressive array of dry varietals, exemplifying its evolution as a producer of fine wines.
The reds, produced from Cabernet Franc, are among the world’s most refreshing and vibrant, with a raspberry freshness. The most evocative of the Loire’s appellations are Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé. A little Pinot has made its way into these vineyards, but this is really the domaine of punchy, blackcurrant-scented Sauvignon Blanc. Despite competition from New Zealand, Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé have maintained their varietal prominence, principally because growers are still willing to sacrifice a little flavour to enhance Sauvignon’s tactile appeal.
Maison Henri Bourgeois, Chavignol
Based in Chavignol, the heart of Sancerre, Henri Bourgeois is a family estate with more than ten generations dedicated to Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. The domaine is renowned for its meticulous vineyard work across the steep limestone and flint slopes of the region. Its wines are benchmarks for purity, minerality, and precision, capturing the essence of the Loire Valley’s finest terroirs.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Menetou-Salon ‘Le Prieuré des Aublats’, Loire | 2024 | 75cl | €20.25 |
| White | Sancerre ‘Les Baronnes’, Loire | 2014 | 75cl | €26.50 |
Domaine Gérard Fiou, Saint-Satur
Situated in Saint-Satur near Sancerre, Domaine Gérard Fiou is a small, family-run estate celebrated for its intensely mineral expressions of Sauvignon Blanc. The vines, deeply rooted in rare flint-rich soils, produce wines of remarkable tension and purity. Now part of Maison Henri Bourgeois, the domaine continues to uphold Fiou’s legacy of crafting precise, terroir-driven Sancerre.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Sancerre ‘Le Grand Roc’ Terroir de Silex, Loire | 2024 | 75cl | €37.00 |
Maison Michel Redde et Fils, Saint-Andelain
Located in Saint-Andelain, Maison Michel Redde et Fils is a historic family estate renowned for its exceptional Pouilly-Fumé wines. With roots tracing back to the 17th century, the Redde family farms some of the appellation’s finest limestone and flint slopes overlooking the Loire. Their wines are noted for depth, precision, and a distinctive smoky minerality that epitomises the best of Pouilly-Fumé.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Pouilly-Fumé ‘Cuvée Majorum’, Loire | 2023 | 75cl | €24.50 |
| White | Pouilly-Fumé ‘Barre à Mine’, Loire | 2023 | 75cl | €63.00 |
| White | Pouilly-Fumé ‘Cuvée Majorum’, Loire | 2023 | 75cl | €74.00 |
Rhône Valley
The vineyards of the Rhône Valley are divided into two distinct categories: the Northern (Septentrional) region, responsible for less than a tenth of the valley’s wine production but renowned for its exceptional quality, and the Southern (Méridional) region, which boasts greater diversity. In the Northern Rhône, vineyards closely follow the course of the river, with the two primary appellations, Côte Rôtie and Hermitage, strategically positioned where the river’s curve grants a southern exposure to the steep slopes of the valley.
Syrah is the dominant grape variety, and the parallel rows of vines impose their own geometry on the rugged landscape of granite and limestone. Côte Rôtie is the most flattering of the two appellations to drink when young, whilst the wines of Hermitage have exceptional staying power. At a dramatic turn in the river, ’Condrieu’ produces white wines from the extraordinary, heady, recognisably perfumed Viognier︎ grape with its aromas of apricots and May blossom. As you enter the Southern Rhône the steep Mistral buffeted valley gives way to a broad, sunbaked Mediterranean plane. Pines and almond trees yield to olive groves, and vines bake in broad terraces. The grape mix is richly varied, Grenache being the dominant quality red grape, increasingly supported by Mourvedre and Syrah. Châteauneuf-du-Pape is the region that best sums up the region’s qualities, but the surrounding villages of Gigondas and Vacqueyras are
just as able.
Paul Jaboulet Aîné, Tain-Hermitage
Paul Jaboulet Aîné is one of the most historic and respected producers in the Rhône Valley, renowned for its flagship wine, Hermitage La Chapelle. Founded in 1834, the estate has long been a benchmark for Syrah in the Northern Rhône, crafting wines that balance power, structure, and finesse. Since being acquired by the Frey family in 2006, the domaine has undergone significant improvements in vineyard management and winemaking, emphasising organic and biodynamic practices. With a portfolio spanning Crozes-Hermitage, Cornas, Saint-Joseph, and Côte-Rôtie, Paul Jaboulet Aîné continues to produce some of the most sought-after wines in the region.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Domaine de Thalabert ‘Mule Blanche’ Crozes-Hermitage Blanc, Rhône | 2021 | 75cl | €40.00 |
| Red | Crozes-Hermitage ‘Les Jalets’, Rhône | 2023 | 75cl | €22.75 |
| Red | Cornas ‘Les Grandes Terrasses’, Rhône | 2022 | 75cl | €43.00 |
| Red | Hermitage ‘La Chapelle’, Rhône | 2017 | 75cl | €99.00 |
Clos de Papes, Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Clos des Papes is one of the most prestigious and sought-after producers in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, renowned for its age-worthy, terroir-driven wines. Family-owned since the 17th century, the estate is currently led by Paul-Vincent Avril, who continues the tradition of meticulous vineyard management and minimal intervention winemaking. The flagship Clos des Papes Châteauneuf-du-Pape Rouge is a Grenache-dominant blend, offering deep complexity, purity of fruit, and refined structure, while the rare Clos des Papes Blanc showcases elegance and freshness.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Chateauneuf-du-Pape Blanc, Rhône | 2024 | 75cl | €89.00 |
| Red | Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône | 2023 | 75cl | €110.00 |
Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Founded in 1898, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe is one of the most iconic estates in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, owned and run by the Brunier family for six generations. Its vineyards, situated on the renowned La Crau plateau, are famed for their galet-strewn soils that produce wines of structure, depth, and longevity. The domaine’s traditional approach yields classic southern Rhône wines distinguished by power, minerality, and a profound sense of place.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Chateauneuf-du-Pape ‘Clos la Roquè’, Rhône | 2021 | 75cl | €79.00 |
| Red | Chateauneuf-du-Pape ‘La Crau’, Rhône | 2020 | 75cl | €126.00 |
Italy
Italy boasts the most diverse array of individual wine styles, local climates, and crucially, the most significant collection of indigenous grape varieties among all the world’s wine-producing countries. The invading Greeks bestowed upon Italy the name “Oenotria,” meaning the land of wine, a title that resonates through the ages as one surveys Italy’s wine map, revealing a landscape blanketed with vineyards. If slopes, sunshine, soil diversity, and a temperate climate
are the essential ingredients for diverse and high-quality wine production, then Italy possesses them in abundance. The extensive spine of mountains stretching from the protective Alps to almost North Africa creates an ideal combination of altitude, latitude, and exposure.
Despite its inherent viticultural prowess, Italy’s unification a mere 150 years ago marked the beginning of quality wine production tailored for an international audience—a relatively recent development. Today, Italian growers have navigated battles with bureaucratic obstacles that once hindered innovation. From top to bottom, Italy remains a land teeming with talent and
flavour, a testament to its rich winemaking heritage.
Elena Walch, Alto Adige
Located in Alto Adige, Elena Walch is one of Italy’s most respected family-run estates, renowned for elevating the region’s reputation for fine wine. A former architect turned winemaker, Elena Walch introduced modern, sustainable practices while preserving the area’s alpine heritage. Her vineyards in Termeno and Caldaro produce elegant, aromatic wines that reflect the precision and purity of Alto Adige’s mountain terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | ‘Castel Ringberg’ Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige | 2023 | 75cl | €28.50 |
| White | ‘Castel Ringberg’ Chardonnay Riserva, Alto Adige | 2023 | 75cl | €57.00 |
| White | ”Beyond The Clouds’ Chardonnay, Alto Adige | 2019 | 75cl | €75.00 |
La Scolca, Piedmont
La Scolca is a historic winery in Gavi, Piedmont, renowned for producing some of Italy’s finest Cortese wines. Founded in 1919, the estate’s flagship Gavi dei Gavi “Black Label” is celebrated for its crisp acidity, floral aromatics, and mineral-driven elegance. As a benchmark for Gavi, La Scolca continues to craft refined, age-worthy white wines that showcase the terroir of this prestigious region.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Etichetta Bianca, Gavi DOCG | 2024 | 75cl | €19.50 |
| White | Etichetta Nera, Gavi di Gavi DOCG | 2024 | 75cl | €41.00 |
Ceretto, Piedmont
Founded in the 1930s in Alba, Ceretto is a family-run estate celebrated for its pioneering role in the modern renaissance of Piedmont wines. With vineyards across Barolo and Barbaresco’s most prized crus, the Ceretto family champions organic farming and terroir transparency. Their wines are renowned for elegance, balance, and an expressive purity that captures the soul of the Langhe hills.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Barolo DOCG, Piedmont | 2019 | 75cl | €78.00 |
| Red | Barbaresco DOCG, Piedmont | 2022 | 75cl | €139.00 |
GAJA, Barbaresco, Piedmont
Gaja is one of Italy’s most legendary wineries, synonymous with the modernisation and global prestige of Barolo and Barbaresco. Founded in 1859 and based in Barbaresco, the estate revolutionised Piedmontese winemaking by introducing single-vineyard bottlings, French oak ageing, and an uncompromising focus on quality. Known for producing powerful yet refined Nebbiolo-based wines, Gaja also expanded its expertise to Tuscany, crafting exceptional wines in Bolgheri and Montalcino.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Rossj-Bass, Gaja, Piedmont | 2024 | 75cl | €92.00 |
| White | Alteni di Brassica, Gaja, Piedmont | 2023 | 75cl | €185.00 |
| White | Gaia & Rey, Gaja, Piedmont | 2023 | 75cl | €346.00 |
| Red | ‘Dagromis’, Barolo DOCG | 2021 | 75cl | €133.00 |
| Red | Barolo ‘Sperss’, Gaja, Piedmont | 2022 | 75cl | €558.00 |
| Red | Barbaresco DOCG, Gaja, Piedmont | 2020 | 75cl | €362.00 |
| Red | ‘Sorì Tildin’, Barbaresco DOCG | 2021 | 75cl | €929.00 |
| Red | Pieve Santa Restituta, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG | 2020 | 75cl | €108.00 |
| Red | ‘Pieve Santa Restituta ‘Sugarille’, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG | 2019 | 75cl | €260.00 |
Carpineto, Chianti
Established in 1967, Carpineto was founded by Giovanni Sacchet and Antonio Zaccheo with the vision of crafting world-class wines from Chianti Classico and beyond. Based in Dudda, near Greve in Chianti, the estate manages vineyards across Tuscany’s top appellations. Known for structure, balance, and longevity, Carpineto’s wines exemplify the elegance and authenticity of modern Tuscan winemaking.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Chianti Classico DOCG | 2023 | 75cl | €18.50 |
| Red | Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG | 2020 | 75cl | €25.50 |
Ornellaia, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Tuscany
Ornellaia is one of Italy’s most prestigious wineries, renowned for crafting world-class Super Tuscan wines from the Bolgheri region. Established in 1981, the estate specialises in Bordeaux-style blends, primarily composed of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot, creating wines of exceptional depth, elegance, and complexity. With meticulous vineyard management and ageing in French oak, Ornellaia wines are known for their rich, layered structure, velvety tannins, and remarkable ageing potential. As a symbol of Italian winemaking excellence, Ornellaia continues to set the standard for luxury and refinement in Tuscany.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Poggio alle Gazze, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Bolgheri | 2022 | 75cl | €69.00 |
| Red | Le Volte, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Bolgheri | 2022 | 75cl | €31.50 |
| Red | Ornellaia, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Bolgheri | 2020 | 75cl | €288.00 |
| Red | Ornellaia, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Bolgheri | 2021 | 75cl | €305.00 |
| Red | Masseto, Tenuta del’Ornellaia, Bolgheri | 2021 | 75cl | €1,056.00 |
Marchesi Antinori, Tuscany
Marchesi Antinori is one of Italy’s most historic and influential wine producers, with a legacy spanning over 600 years and 26 generations. As pioneers of the Super Tuscan movement, the Antinori family revolutionised Italian winemaking with iconic wines like Tignanello and Solaia, blending tradition with innovation. Their diverse portfolio spans Tuscany’s most prestigious regions, including Chianti Classico, Bolgheri, and Montalcino, producing wines known for elegance, complexity, and longevity.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Solaia, Toscana IGT | 2019 | 75cl | €515.00 |
| Red | Solaia, Toscana IGT | 2020 | 75cl | €513.00 |
Tenuta San Guido, Bolgheri
Tenuta San Guido is one of Italy’s most legendary wineries, best known as the birthplace of Sassicaia, the original Super Tuscan. Located in Bolgheri, the estate revolutionised Italian winemaking by introducing Bordeaux-style blends, with a focus on Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, cultivated on the region’s unique maritime-influenced terroir. Sassicaia’s elegance, structure, and ageing potential have made it one of the most sought-after wines in the world, earning its own DOC designation in 1994.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Sassicaia, Bolgheri | 2018 | 75cl | €499.00 |
| Red | Sassicaia, Bolgheri | 2019 | 75cl | €616.00 |
Spain
The scale and infrastructure of the Spanish wine industry has always emphasised supply over demand. The annual influx of tourists soak up some of the surplus, but Spain’s most dependable customers has always been the distilleries. Therefore, any grower heeding the international call for improved quality has had to confront both a backward winemaking culture and the widely held prejudice that Rioja was all that Spain was capable of producing. One criticism levelled at modern winemaking is that it diminished individuality, yet in Spain it has done the very opposite.
After an excess of technological advances Spain is rediscovering its indigenous strengths and traditional practices. The latest generation of white wines from Rueda, Galicia and Navarra are diverse and distinctive, whilst regions such as Priorat have proven that within a region modernised by French grape varieties, Spain’s indigenous varieties produce world-class wines. The traditional regions of Rioja and Ribera del Duero are also flourishing and starting to abandon a historical over-dependence on oak, allowing grapes picked at their ripe potential to dominate the wine. Spanish wine is enjoying a surge in international popularity, with the growers rarely needing to worry about bringing their grapes to full ripeness due to the warm climate and consequently low cost. Spain offers bargains with individual character
Marqués de Riscal, Rioja
Founded in 1858, Marqués de Riscal is one of Rioja’s most historic and influential wineries, pioneering the region’s reputation for quality and innovation. Based in Elciego, its cellars combine 19th-century heritage with striking modern architecture by Frank Gehry. Renowned for age-worthy Tempranillo wines that balance tradition and finesse, Marqués de Riscal remains a benchmark of classic Rioja style.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Reserva, Rioja DOCa | 2021 | 75cl | €22.00 |
| Red | Gran Reserva, Rioja DOCa | 2020 | 75cl | €68.00 |
| Red | Barón de Chirel’ Reserva, Rioja DOCa | 2020 | 75cl | €125.00 |
Familia Torres, Catalunya
Founded in 1870, Familia Torres is one of Catalunya’s most respected and internationally recognised wine families. Based in Vilafranca del Penedès, the estate combines five generations of tradition with a deep commitment to sustainability and innovation. From elegant single-vineyard wines to pioneering work in recovering ancestral grape varieties, Torres continues to shape the future of Spanish winemaking.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Salmos, Priorat DOCa (Cariñena, Garnacha, Syrah) | 2022 | 75cl | €37.00 |
| Red | ‘Grans Muralles, Conca de Barberà (Cariñena, Garnacha) | 2019 | 75cl | €105.00 |
| Red | ‘Mas de la Rosa’ Vinyes Velles, Priorat DOCa (Cariñena, Garnacha) | 2019 | 75cl | €258.00 |
USA
Prohibition in the middle of the last century stunted the growth of the wine industry in America. However, the last five decades have seen a rapid catch-up as nearly every state has its own offering of vineyards and gleaming new wineries. California is still the capital of North American wine production, producing over 90% of the total. The States’ vineyard variation comes not from latitude but from the mountains which lie between the vineyards and the Pacific, preventing the sea air and fog from moderating the climate.
Regions like Napa, Sonoma and Carneros are now considered classic, although there are 100 different AVAs (American Viticultural Areas) in total. Fashion plays an obvious role in a state like California and many of the cult wineries which command four-figure dollar price tags per bottle did not even exist in the 1980s.
In the UK market, the difference between the cheaper ‘jugwines’ that fill supermarket aisles and the expensive boutique estates could not be more obvious. This has left the market confused about what California really offers, with most of us only experiencing the huge brands, deplete of quality or regional interest. However, an increasing amount of quality wine is reaching our shores at an affordable price. We are discovering that this is winemaking heaven and that somewhere between Washington’s Puget Sound and Los Angeles exists the perfect environment for every grape variety that has ever been grown, vinified or bottled.
Cristom Vineyards, Oregon
Founded in 1992 in the Eola–Amity Hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Cristom Vineyards is celebrated for its site-expressive, whole-cluster–fermented Pinot Noirs. Established by Paul Gerrie and named after his children, the estate combines Burgundian tradition with New World innovation. Under winemaker Tom Gerrie, Cristom continues to craft wines of purity, tension, and remarkable ageing potential that showcase Oregon’s cool-climate terroir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | ‘Eola-Amity Hill’ Chardonnay, Willamette Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €52.00 |
| Red | ‘Mt. Jefferson Cuvée’ Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €52.00 |
Beaux Frères, Oregon
Founded in 1986 by Michael Etzel and his brother-in-law, wine critic Robert Parker, Beaux Frères is one of Oregon’s most iconic Pinot Noir producers. Located in the Ribbon Ridge AVA of the Willamette Valley, the estate pioneered a Burgundian-inspired, low-intervention approach that highlights terroir and purity of fruit. Its wines are renowned for their elegance, balance, and expressive depth, earning Beaux Frères a reputation among the finest in American Pinot Noir.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €86.00 |
| Red | ‘The Beaux Frères Vineyard’ Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 2023 | 75cl | €165.00 |
Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa Valley
Founded in 1976 by Dan and Margaret Duckhorn, Duckhorn Vineyards has become a cornerstone of Napa Valley winemaking, renowned for its refined, Merlot-driven blends. The estate’s focus on balance, structure, and varietal expression helped elevate Merlot’s prestige in California and beyond. Today, Duckhorn continues to produce elegant, layered wines that capture the richness and diversity of Napa’s finest vineyard sites.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Sauvignon Blanc, Napa Valley | 2024 | 75cl | €33.50 |
| White | Chardonnay, Napa Valley | 2023 | 75cl | €40.00 |
| Red | Merlot, Napa Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €59.00 |
| Red | Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €70.00 |
| Red | ‘Three Palms Vineyard’ Merlot, Napa Valley | 2018 | 75cl | €113.00 |
| Red | ‘The Discussion’ Red Blend, Napa Valley | 2018 | 75cl | €175.00 |
Flowers, Sonoma Coast
Founded in 1989 by Joan and Walt Flowers, Flowers Vineyards & Winery was a pioneer of the Sonoma Coast appellation, recognised for its cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Perched high on the coastal ridges above the Pacific Ocean, the vineyards benefit from maritime breezes and rocky soils that yield wines of purity and tension. Guided by a philosophy of minimal intervention, Flowers crafts elegant, expressive wines that capture the true spirit of the Sonoma Coast.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast | 2023 | 75cl | €55.00 |
| Red | Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast | 2023 | 75cl | €62.00 |
Opus One, Napa Valley
Opus One, the iconic Napa Valley collaboration between Baron Philippe de Rothschild and Robert Mondavi, represents a seamless fusion of Old World tradition and New World innovation. This Bordeaux-style blend, predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon, is crafted with meticulous precision, showcasing richness, complexity, and refined structure. With its velvety tannins, layered depth, and exceptional ageing potential, Opus One stands as one of California’s most prestigious and collectable wines.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Opus One, Napa Valley | 2023 | 75cl | €256.00 |
| Red | Opus One, Napa Valley | 2019 | 75cl | €585.00 |
Far Niente, Napa Valley
Established in 1885 and restored to glory in 1979 by Gil Nickel, Far Niente is one of Napa Valley’s most historic and distinguished wineries. The estate is celebrated for its classically styled Cabernet Sauvignon and elegantly balanced Chardonnay, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Combining heritage, innovation, and a deep respect for terroir, Far Niente embodies the timeless sophistication of Napa Valley winemaking.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Chardonnay, Napa Valley | 2024 | 75cl | €88.00 |
| Red | Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley | 2022 | 75cl | €170.00 |
Dominus Estate, Napa Valley
Founded in 1983 by Christian Moueix of Château Pétrus fame, Dominus Estate represents a seamless fusion of Bordeaux tradition and Napa Valley terroir. Located in the historic Napanook Vineyard in Yountville, the estate focuses on Cabernet Sauvignon–based blends of exceptional depth and longevity. Crafted with precision and restraint, Dominus wines are celebrated for their balance, complexity, and unmistakable sense of place.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Napanook, Napa Valley | 2018 | 75cl | €140.00 |
| Red | Christian Moueix, Napa Valley | 2020 | 75cl | €428.00 |
New Zealand
New Zealand winemaking embodies a harmonious blend of tradition, innovation, and terroir-driven excellence. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, from the rolling hills of Marlborough to the rugged terrain of Central Otago, vineyards thrive in diverse microclimates. Renowned for its Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand’s winemakers have also made significant strides with Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and other varietals. Sustainability is a cornerstone of the industry, with many producers prioritising organic and biodynamic practices.
The New Zealand wine industry is not only very new, it is also modern in terms of the styles of wine it produces. In 1960, the country had only 1,000 acres of vines, mainly around the Auckland area, largely planted with hybrids. Today, there are over 55,000 acres planted and over 550 producers. For such a small and ocean-bound country, New Zealand offers a remarkable diversity of climate, which has allowed it to succeed with distinctive varietals, most notably Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Marlborough, at the top of the South Island, is the largest and most well-known wine region (the home of Cloudy Bay), where distinctive and exemplary Sauvignon Blancs are produced as well as high-quality Chardonnay. Today, New Zealand is considered the leading source of Pinot Noir outside Burgundy, with such regions as Martinborough and Central Otago producing wonderfully pure, intense and beautifully balanced wine. Pinot Gris, Riesling and Merlot are also enjoying wonderful success throughout much of the North and South Islands’ wine-growing regions.
Clos Henri Vineyard, Marlborough
Established in 2000 by the Henri Bourgeois family of Sancerre fame, Clos Henri Vineyard brings generations of Loire Valley expertise to Marlborough, New Zealand. Planted on the Wairau Valley’s ancient river terraces and clay slopes, the estate produces Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir of remarkable depth and minerality. Combining French heritage with New World terroir, Clos Henri crafts wines of elegance, purity, and precision.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| White | Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough | 2024 | 75cl | €19.75 |
| White | ‘Otira Glacial Stones’ Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough | 2024 | 75cl | €31.75 |
| Red | ‘Petit Clos’ Pinot Noir, Marlborough | 2023 | 75cl | €22.25 |
| Red | ‘Petit Clos’ Pinot Noir, Marlborough | 2018 | 75cl | €35.75 |
Australia
Australia’s wine industry stands as a testament to dynamism, fueled by its vast expanse, sun-drenched climates, and youthful spirit. As the UK’s leading wine exporter, Australia has reshaped palates with its fruit-forward wines and exceptional value. While once criticised for an industrial approach and a tendency towards homogeneity through blending, the landscape is evolving. Producers now embrace the significance of terroir, yielding an array of single-vineyard wines that showcase the unique character of their respective regions. This shift reflects a deeper commitment to quality and individuality, solidifying Australia’s position as a dynamic force in the global wine scene.
South Australia is the main wine state; the ancient Shiraz vines of the Barossa Valley produce the most concentrated of reds. Riesling, grown in the Clare Valley on slate reminiscent of Germany’s Mosel Valley, has established itself as a New World classic. Coonawarra offers one of the world’s most concrete explanations of terroir through its distinctive Cabernet Sauvignon grown on a distinct strip of ‘Terra-Rossa’ soil. Elsewhere, the cities of Sydney and Melbourne have their adjoining wine regions in the form of the Hunter and Yarra Valley. Close to Perth, the wine regions of Western Australia are cooled by the brisk sea breezes from the Southern Ocean and resulting in some of the cleanest, most refreshing whites and reds in Australia.
Penfolds, South Australia
Penfolds is one of Australia’s most iconic and historic wineries, renowned for producing powerful, age-worthy wines that have achieved global recognition. Founded in 1844, the estate is best known for Grange, its flagship Shiraz, which pioneered Australia’s fine wine reputation with its bold structure, deep complexity, and exceptional longevity. Beyond Grange, Penfolds crafts a diverse range of wines, including Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz (often called “Baby Grange”), RWT Shiraz, and the Bin Series, showcasing the brand’s mastery of multi-regional blending and single-vineyard expressions.
| Type | Name | Vintage | Size | Price |
| Red | Bin 128 Shiraz, Coonawarra | 2019 | 75cl | €92.00 |
| Red | Grange Bin 95, South Australia | 2018 | 75cl | €933.00 |