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  • Roederer Collection 242

    21st Sep 2021

    Roederer Collection 242

    The Collection 242 is Louis Roederer's brand new multi-vintage cuvée that will eventually replace the familiar Brut Premier! Still a delicious blend of 42% Chardonnay, 36% Pinot Noir, and 22% Pinot Me…

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  • 2020 Tolpuddle Chardonnay & Pinot Noir

    14th Sep 2021

    2020 Tolpuddle Chardonnay & Pinot Noir

    Renowned Master of Wine Michael Hill-Smith has carried the magic touch in whatever project he's pursued throughout his prolific career, and Tolpuddle is right at the very top of that list. Indeed, buy…

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  • A Duo of French Chardonnays

    9th Sep 2021

    A Duo of French Chardonnays

    We are pretty sure we found the two best value and most quintessential examples of white Burgundy in their respective appellations on the market right now, and we are very happy to present them to you…

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  • 1996 Bordeaux Dinner

    9th Sep 2021

    1996 Bordeaux Dinner

    For our last dinner of the year, we are inviting you to a sumptuous dinner where we will be showcasing wines from across more than two decades of vintages. Treat yourself to an early Christmas present…

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  • 2018 Fraser Gallop Parterre

    6th Sep 2021

    2018 Fraser Gallop Parterre

    Fragrant, balanced and super elegant, we immediately fell in love with this beautiful Cabernet from Fraser Gallop! Winning a Gold Medal at the Decanter World Wine Award and scoring highly with both Ha…

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  • 2021 Grosset Release

    30th Aug 2021

    2021 Grosset Release

    Another low-yielding harvest for Grosset, 2021 is highly promising. In the whites, both the off-dry Alea Riesling and Apiana Fiano continue to fly under the radar despite their fine form and rise in q…

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  • Craggy Range New Arrivals

    19th Aug 2021

    Craggy Range New Arrivals

    “The 2019 vintage was extremely unique and special in Martinborough and Hawke’s Bay. With higher-than-average rainfall leading into Christmas and green grass on the hills around, nerves were high that…

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  • Focus on Corsica

    16th Aug 2021

    Focus on Corsica

    For many years, while certainly maintaining their own level of respect, wines from Corsica have perhaps often been viewed by critics and aficionados as inferior to those emerging from France and Italy…

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  • Two Exceptional Organic Italian Reds

    5th Aug 2021

    Two Exceptional Organic Italian Reds

    Indigenous to Italy, Sangiovese (from Tuscany) and Nebbiolo (Piemonte) are the country's most noble red grape varieties. In the hands of great producers, and aided by a string of very fine vintages, t…

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