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Chateau Clarke 2005 Magnum, A.C. Listrac Medoc
£75.00 More info & buyChateau Clarke was acquired by Baron Edmond de Rothschild in 1973 and is situated in the appellation of Listrac-Medoc. The vineyard is planted with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon vines, which were replanted soon after Baron Edmond acquired the Chateau. Three wines are produced at the estate, the top cuvee – Chateau Clarke, often needs more than five years bottle age to show its full potential.
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Blason de L’Evangile 2008, A.C. Pomerol
£59.95 More info & buyBlason de L’Evangile is produced using fruit from the younger vines at Chateau L’Evangile, in the appellation of Pomerol. The blend is always Merlot rich with a small percentage of Cabernet Franc. Blason shares many of the same characteristics as its counterpart – although tends to reach optimum maturity earlier, and won’t hold for quite as long. Blessed with unique soils, the vineyards of L’Evangile produced wonderfully supple wines with layers of rich red fruit.
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Baron Carl 2013, A.C St Emilion
£22.95 More info & buyThis wine is part of the Heritage range from Baron Philippe de Rothschild – a range in which five famous appellations of Bordeaux are celebrated, each region carries the name of an influential past member of the Rothschild family. Baron Carl, representing St Emilion, is typically Merlot based with a splash of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.
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Les Granges 2013, AC Haut Médoc
£17.50 More info & buyLes Granges is a wine that was introduced in 1991 and uses fruit from both Château Clarke and Château Malmaison. The style tends to be more delicate than both Clarke and Malmaison, and is best consumed within a few years of vintage.
