Rich and opulent but with great elegance and charm.
S.L.V., also known as Stag’s Leap Vineyards, Stunned the wine word when three year- old vines from the 1973 harvest produced a wine that bested some of France’s greatest wines in a 1976 blind tasting known as the “Judgment of Paris.”
50 hectares of vines located in the Saint Julien appellation produce grapes that are meticulously processed and blended to create the masterpiece. In the historic 1855 classification the château was to be awarded the rank of "Second Classified Growth".
A Heavyweight Bordeaux.
Château Beychevelle 2008 is deeply-coloured and very fruity. The 2008 vintage has turned out to be a very pleasant surprise after the challenges encountered during the growing season.
Rich, structured and bold best describes this fabulous red from the southern rhone. Additional bottle age brings and added complexity and softens the wine in all the right areas.
Rich and bold Pinot Noir comes from the famous appellation of Mercurey in the Cote Chalonnaise region of Burgundy. Ripe fruit and earthy undertones on the palate.
Probably the most serious "Bourgogne Rouge" you'll ever taste. Maybe because this producer is known for its outstanding Gevrey-Chambertin! Very impressive wine.
Discover the exceptional value and vibrant fruit concentration of Piedmont's finest white grape, Arneis, masterfully showcased in this Ascheri selection.
Cabernet Sauvignon is the star of this stunning left bank blend. This Chateau neighbours the historic town of Margaux famous for its first growth wines!
Second wine from the world renowned and highly regarded Château Calon Ségur. Beautifully round and elegant, Saint-Estèphe offers some of the best wines in Bordeaux.
Superb "everyday" wine from the renowned Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe when compared to their more prestigious neighbours. Outstanding quality combined with value for money.
Rich, structured and bold best describes this fabulous red from the southern rhone. A favorite of many. Châteauneuf-du-Pape is the top dog of all cote du rhone.
The lesser known cru from the southern rhone but certainly not a lesser wine! Fantastic value for money when compared to CNDP but delivers in all the same areas.
Pavillon is the name of the parcel where the grapes are from. The vines are 40 years old and produce a fine wine that is well balanced and a great accompaniment to seafood and fish.
