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Possibly the best vintage we have ever tried of this pretty Pinot from the volcanic soils of the Dôme, in the Auvergne, central France. It could in some vintages be accused of having slightly rus...(read more)

Perfumed parma violets, blueberry, damson, cherry and graphite. Palate has lovely definition, weight, great dark fruit delivery, cherry and pencil lead, great grip of tannin and then such freshne...(read more)

Tio Pepe En Rama 2017 marks the 8th release of our limited edition unclarified and unfiltered Fino. This year’s En Rama has been made from 60 specially selected botas (large oak barrels), housed in Gonzá...(read more)

We tasted this at the Chateau in a line up of vintages and were hugely impressed with this 2013. As we all know this was a tricky year so it was great to understand from Chantal how she created s...(read more)

All from Grand Cru vineyards of Bouzy, two-thirds Pinot and one third Chardonnay, full style with balance and brightness to support the rich flavour. Rapidly becoming our best selling Champagne,...(read more)

From the Grand Cru vineyards of Chouilly, this entirely Chardonnay champagne has pale colour, smooth weight and fresh flavour, with remarkable clean length and a zesty finish. A really exciting quality C...(read more)

From a vineyard planted in 1955, this is the middle of Bodega Chacra's three Pinot Noirs in terms of quality/price. The house-style is one of fine-featured elegance, but this is a many-layered wi...(read more)

This is a touch more full bodied than the Tradition, even though it is 100% Chardonnay, with some evolved notes yet still very elegant and long. Now labelled as 'Longitude.' Interestingly, the di...(read more)

Sweet flowers and fruits here. Citrus undertone. Full body, with fine tannins and chewy finish. Racy and intriguing. Better after 2014.

Beautiful intensity damson, cherry, spice and liquorice, aromatic with nice flesh. Palate is super rich, bags of damson, cherry and blackberry fruit, some sweetness, rich and mouthfilling, ripe r...(read more)

As usual more solid on the nose, firmer on the palate than the Haut Batailley which precedes it, and the tannins are wilder, but this is also very good. Seems not to have quite the flavour densit...(read more)