Last 3 Days Wine

Charles Heidsieck Blanc des Millenaires 2006

The domaine considers 70 years old to be the threshold for ‘old vines’, a definition with which it is hard to argue.

Chambertin Grand Cru Domaine Armand Rousseau 2015

Croft Vintage Port 2016

A very small 4.5 hectares planted on blue clay gravel with an iron-rich subsoil, which lies in the heart of Pomerol’s central plateau between Château Lafleur to the immediate north and Petrus to the east.

Pintas Port Wine & Soul 2016

In many ways the pinnacle of this offer, this majestic wine has quite lovely, upfront stone-fruit, white peach and pretty white flowers, with an impressive weight and body. It feels drier than its Auslese designation indicates, the taut acidity ensuring drinkability and inviting you to have another glass. Indeed, perhaps this drinkability is the key to this wine, finishing long, with persistent, resonant fruit

There are only around 1500 bottles of this made, making it something of a curiosity, but that denies its gravitas. There is a fruit-driven citrus freshness on the nose, allied to hints of quince and orange rind. The palate evolves in waves of ripe orchard and stone-fruit, scented with honey whilst maintaining a defined mineral focus - taut and precise. A wine of rather majestic austerity which will reward a couple of years of bottle age….a surprisingly versatile food matching wine…try with red meats and game

A “stealth” Pomerol, possessed of a quiet greatness of which only insiders are aware. You hardly ever see it on the secondary market, I suspect because, rather happily, it is more drunk than traded. This is a beautiful wine in 2016 with a fat, opaque ruby colour and a supremely confident perfume of fresh, dark fruits, very pure, very pointed, almost summer pudding like. The palate is effortlessly balanced, with a supple, dark concentration, an almost casual profundity and a sweet finish of almost sublime length. Beautiful wine

Some of the most beautiful deep bedded gravel soil on an iron rich sub-soil form the heart of this legendary property.

Roc de Cambes lies on the ‘Les Croutes’ slope, where the heat of the sun is tempered by the adjacent river.

A smoky, savoury character here makes for a delightful food wine, silk textured and generous through to an aromatic finish.

Warre Vintage Port 2016

Duclot Collection Assortment Case 2015

Chateau Lynch-Bages 2015

Petrus 1995

Petrus 2011

Petrus 2012

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2008

Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Domaine Comte Georges de Vogue 2009

Chateau Lafite Rothschild 2006

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2008

Chateau d'Yquem 2001

Corton Grand Cru Domaine Bonneau du Martray 2015