Merlot Blend Wine

Enticing raspberry and fresh mint aromas, with a juicy palate of strawberry, blackcurrant and stony definition. A claret of unrestrained deliciousness.

Easy drinking, Bordeaux-style red without the price tag.

Corney & Barrow Claret Maison Sichel 2020

The 2022 is an absolute joy.

Chateau Magnan La Gaffeliere Grand Cru St-Emilion 2014

Intense raspberry and plum aromas with black pepper spice and a herbaceous lift. Revel in the magic of merlot in our sumptuous St-Émilion. Opulent and cherried, flavours of mocha and dark chocolate linger moreishly on the finish.

Bursting from the glass with glossy notes of black plums, crème de mure and violets. The palate is plump and juicy, with a pleasing sweetness to the fruit to make this ever so moreish in its youth. A hint of oak spice rounds out the finish nicely.

We love ‘Barry White’, a gravel and clay jewel of an estate on the plain of St-Sulpice-de Faleyrens. It never fails to please and frequently astonishes with its quality.

The dark fruit is translated on the palate into a rich, fresh burst of flavours.

This is an unusually profound Bel Air, with dark, clenched red and black fruit on the nose

This is an unusually profound Bel Air, with dark, clenched red and black fruit on the nose

Chateau La Croix Canon 2019

L'Aurage 2021

A true Mitjavile degraded fruit profile, with supple, rounded tannins and excellent tension throughout.

This is one of the earliest acquisitions by the Moueix family, purchased in 1953 from a Monsieur Pecresse who also owned… Château Trotanoy

Le Dragon de Quintus Grand Cru St-Emilion 2022

Chateau Berliquet Grand Cru Classe St-Emilion 2018

We love this property, acquired by the Moueix family in 1959 and given a massive increase to an always delectable quality by the incorporation in 2015 of some 4 hectares of the fabled La Fleur-Pétrus.

Made from the young vines of Petrus’s immediate neighbour Château Gazin and owned by the ancient de Bailliencourt dit Courcol family this has been another Corney & Barrow exclusivity for many years.

Neighbouring Trotanoy and with some of that fabled property’s dense clay soils, there is always a brooding density to this wine in youth.

Situated on the slope of the Pomerol plateau and very close to Trotanoy itself with whom it shares some of that gravel–clay soil.

Acquired by Christian Moueix in 1991 and situated on the western side of the fabled plateau of Pomerol.

We love ‘Barry White’, a gravel and clay jewel of an estate on the plain of St-Sulpice-de Faleyrens. It never fails to please and frequently astonishes with its quality.

Roc de Cambes, in line with all of the Mitjavile wines offers the comfort of a warm slipper or duvet – sumptuous and yet focused.