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Country: France
Region: Burgundy
Sub Region: Corton-Charlemagne
Outstanding! Sweet Spot!
'My take on the Bouchard 2017 whites is that qualitatively, they are really quite good and particularly so in their portfolio of Meursault offerings
There is a whiff of matchstick character to the essence of pear, spice and acacia blossom aromas. The vibrant, intense and well-delineated middle weight flavors possess a slightly finer mouth feel before terminating in a youthfully austere, tension-filled and sneaky long finish. This is worth checking out.'
92 Points - Allen Meadows, Burghound … more
Castarède are the oldest Armagnac House still in existence, having started in 1832, though the region is some 700 years old!
This 1971 vintage, bottled in 2020, has aged in oak barrels for 49 years in the Castarede cellars. It has deep aromats of rich fruit, candied fruit, groundnuts, intense orange peel & almond.
The palate is rich, powerful, slightly warm, full of character and with very good length.
Country: France
Region: Armagnac
Sub Region: Bas Armagnac
The 2015 Simard is composed of 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc. It sports a medium to deep garnet-purple color and is vibrantly scented of red currants, black cherries and warm plums with hints of violets and fragrant earth. Medium-bodied, very fine, fruity and elegant with ripe, fine-grained tannins and wonderful freshness, it finishes with a red cherry lift.
Terroirs is produced from only great sites and is 100% Grand Cru. The fruit comes from four villages in the Côte des Blancs: Avize, Cramant, Oger and Oiry. The vines average 40 years of age, and Agrapart uses around 40-50% reserve wine. After a natural fermentation, half of the wine is matured in large format, neutral oak and then spends up to 48 months on lees.
This release is a blend of 2017 and 2016, with the reserve wine making … more
Disgorged May 2019. This is a very special wine from a very special plot of dirt. It comes from one-third of a hectare of vines in the renowned Avize vineyard called La Fosse. The vines here were planted in 1959 so they are extremely old by Champagne standards. It's therefore a single parcel cuvée made in tiny quantities each year. The wine is named after the Boulonnais mare, Vénus, that first ploughed the vineyard. Apart from being ploughed by horse, … more
100% Pinot Noir from Clouet's best plots, dubbed by Jean-Francois Clouet "the golden square of Bouzy".
It is 50% current vintage fermented in old Sauternes barriques & 50% solera reserve wine - the estate's best reserve wines dating from 2001. The wine ages sur lie in bottle for a number of years before it receives a low 6-grams per liter dosage.
Cuvée 1911 commemorates the year riots broke out in the Champagne region as the local farmers rebelled against the … more
This years release includes not only the classics, but also a selection of wines from the 'Dream Vintage' collection. A project born somewhat by accident, Andre's preference to swap grapes rather than sell left him with several parcels of Grand Cru chardonnay harvested from exceptional vineyards in exceptional years.
"Complex toasty and leesy aromas are woven around the rich body of this impressive vintage champagne, which makes a bold statement on the palate, but has a great deal of subtlety. … more
This years release includes not only the classics, but also a selection of wines from the 'Dream Vintage' collection. A project born somewhat by accident, Andre's preference to swap grapes rather than sell left him with several parcels of Grand Cru chardonnay harvested from exceptional vineyards in exceptional years.
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