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  • Southern Rhône Excellence

    6th Jul 2022

    Southern Rhône Excellence

    Owning an enviable 70 hectares in La Crau - one of Châteauneuf-du-Pape’s greatest and most distinctive plots - the Brunier brothers of Vieux Télégraphe are at the top of their game. The exposed and ex…

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  • 2014 Château Latour Pauillac

    6th Apr 2022

    2014 Château Latour Pauillac

    2014 Climate & HarvestAfter a mild and wet winter, warm conditions in March led to an early bud break: the Merlot on 21st March and the Cabernet Sauvignon 31st March. The weather was fine and summ…

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  • 2019 Château d'Yquem

    6th Apr 2022

    2019 Château d'Yquem

    2019 Climate & VintageAlthough February and March 2019 were fine and dry, the beginning of the growing season was dominated by very cool temperatures. Fortunately, flowering occurred over the cour…

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  • Paul Jaboulet & La Nerthe Offer

    3rd Feb 2022

    Paul Jaboulet & La Nerthe Offer

    This week in the shop, we're busy preparing for the arrival of some marvellous French stock, all hailing from the Rhône Valley - Paul Jaboulet from the north, and La Nerthe from the south! If it's som…

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  • A Duo of French Chardonnays

    8th 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

    8th 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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  • 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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