A lovely selection to celebrate in style. This excellent selection is marked down to sell for obvious reasons! Only a very few cases left, a real bargain - buy it now… Contains: 4 x 2004 Chateau du Glana 3 x 2005 Pouilly-Fuissé La Roche 2 x 2000 Alain Bergère, Champagne 1 x 2003 Chateau Roustit 1 x Oloroso Seco Sherry 1 x 2000 Quinta do Crasto Port
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2004 Haut Medoc de Giscours 12 bottle unmixed case. The prestigious Chateau Giscours in Margaux has vineyards lying to the north of the main property from whence comes this superior Haut Medoc. All the care lavished on the Grand Vin is shared by its junior cousin. A drinking claret of structure and breeding.
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We find ourselves unerringly drawn to the wines of the southern Rhône not only for the evident value for money that these wines represent, but also because the growers of this delightful region are just plain lucky! Any Bordelais in possession of the merest moiety of his marbles must be looking enviously south and wondering why he should not desert the cold and damp and move to a place where winemaking is a pleasure. For the Rhône, their 2002 harvest was diluted by rain, but barring this year, they have brought in great vintage after great vintage since 1997 and the latest, 2007, is no exception. So here are three reds, from estates that we follow, that are expressive of their locality and vintage and, for your diversion, a white from the north which I could not resist including for its appetising, fresh, qualities. Twelve bottles of pure pleasure.
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What is fashionable to drink, in terms of dry white, lurches from the likes of Pinot Grigio to Viognier with more obscure grapes like Fiano waiting in the wings. Sauvignon Blanc is remarkably resistant to the vagaries of fashion and has consistently offered up delightful variations from all over the world. Despite its success further afield, its natural home is in the Loire valley and it is from here that we offer this celebration of the master of fresh, dry white styles. The Sauvignon grape does not really get going until you reach the town of Tours but from here plantings stretch along the banks of the Loire and Cher rivers and cluster in small sub-regions like Quincy and Reuilly until you reach the town of Sancerre where the river turns and heads south. The cool climate suits this grape and the variety of soils means that all levels of quality are catered for. From easy drinking to a grand dinner, it is all here.
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Being a Wine Buyer might just be one of the very best of all possible jobs as it enables me to pay regular visits to some of the most beautiful areas of the world. It now seems that I have to share this privilege, as recent years have seen a trend for owners of wine estates to develop what resources they have and outhouses, cow sheds and abandoned cottages have all been the focus of redevelopment into attractive French gîtes or, in this case, Italian agriturismo. The possibility now exists for all those of you who enjoy travel away from big cities to stay in spectacular countryside locations. This is not some basic B&B, these are very well appointed rooms with all that you could ask for. To highlight this I have selected two of the growers that we deal with in northern Italy. www.barolomeriame.com www.cortedaibo.it
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We have a real mix of flavours here. All are Sauvignon Blanc but are from a wide range of countries. The Loire Valley is Sauvignon Blanc's homeland but we see it in its richer, fuller guise from the warmer climes of the New World. The grape is renowned for its fresh, citrus and green-fruit flavours, making this case ideal for spring and summer drinking.
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A lovely case of organic sparkling wine - perfect for summer parties. Crunchy, crisp apple and fresh citrus flavours fill the mouth with a delightful sparkle. A hint of sweetness at the finish makes this ideal for sipping as an aperitif or to accompany fruit desserts.
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Each wine in this case has been chosen for early summer months in mind, when the weather can turn hot, or wet, or dismal in the span of just a few hours. A fresh, crisp Sauvignon Blanc and an elegant, gently fragrant Soave for warmer day s. A fruity, ripe rose for summer salads and al fresco dining. And three very different reds; a rustic lighter-bodied Beaujolais for picnics; a warm and spicy red made from the same varieties as used for Port; and a rich, generous, powerful red to pair alongside barbecues and grilled meats. All you need is the time to enjoy them.
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Antiyal is undoubtedly one of the finest wines to have been made in Chile to date. Biodynamically crafted by superb winemaker Alvaro Espinoza, it's powerful, rich and yet elegant.
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Warm summer days cry out for a refreshing, zingy dry white. This is a lovely blend of 52% Semillon and 48% Sauvignon Blanc made by Mark Messenger in Western Australia. Situated close to the ocean, sea breezes ensure the grapes ripen well in the vineyards yet retain that all-important fresh, crisp acidity.
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