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  Rothschild Claret Case

  £172.80 £125.00 Buy Legende Bordeaux rouge 2017 - a plump contemporary claret with lovely juicy black fruit and sweet spice. Very approachable, rounded and easy to get on with. But as with all Lafite's wines there's a sense of class and restraint. Chateau Clarke 2012 - The nose is gorgeously rich and classical with aromas of cassis, red cherry, leather, cedar, vanilla and cigar box. The palate is soft, and exquisitely supple, leading to a finish that oozes sheer class. Waddesdon Pauillac 2015 - After an hour in a decanter our Waddesdon Pauillac awakens from its slumber to reveal a nose of cassis, charred vanilla, cedar, black cherry and cedar. There’s evidence of the ripeness this vintage possesses with a plump fruit-forward entry to the palate which is tapered by fine tannins and well balanced acidity
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  Chateau Peyre-Lebade 2010, A.C. Haut-Medoc (special offer)

  £24.95 £19.95 Buy After an hour in the decanter this wine reveals a nose of cassis, cigar box, tobacco and graphite. It's developed yet structured and will stand up nicely to some roast beef. The 2010 vintage was considered one of the greatest thanks to warm days and cool nights, and whilst Ch. Peyre Lebade 2010 shows very well now it does possess the ability to cellar for a few years.
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  Mouton Cadet Anniversary Label 2016 Magnum (150cl), A.C. Bordeaux

  £29.00 £25.00 Buy 2016 was an outstanding vintage for Bordeaux and the wines show great precision and purity. Mouton Cadet 2016 offers ripe red fruits with gentle tannins and nicely judged acidity. Utilising fruit from across Bordeaux, Mouton Cadet has become a benchmark for quality in the affordable Bordeaux bracket. After a few minutes the glass this fruit-forward claret provides crisp redcurrant fruits, black cherry and a trace of pepper. Decant for a couple of hours and enjoy this Christmas, or cellar for up to five years.
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  Pauillac Special Reserve 2016, Magnum, A.C. Pauillac

  £75.00 Buy The 2016 harvest brought together all the key ingredients for a fabulous vintage. DBR Lafite have produced a rich yet precise Pauillac, similar in style to the 1990 vintage. Lafite rarely does exuberance, true to form the aroma needs coaxing from the glass. After a few minutes there's cool blackberry coulis, warm slate, fresh tobacco, cedar, violets and graphite. The palate is compact and concentrated with fine tannins. You can feel the quality, but it is slightly reserved in the mid-palate. Whilst it offers very enjoyable drinking you can't help feel its best days lay ahead. It is very 'Lafite' in style and typical of the vintage. Patience will be rewarded.
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  Chateau Malescasse 2000, Cru Bourgeois A.C. Bordeaux

  £39.95 Buy Malescasse 2000 boasts a beautifully developed ruby with a mahogany rim. The nose reveals tertiary development with notes of truffle and mushroom alongside a core of black fruit, tobacco and cedar. Still fresh and energetic the palate has dusty tannins and lots of tobacco infused fruit.
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  Mouton Cadet Reserve 2017, A.C. Bordeaux (Six Bottle Case)

  £107.70 £66.00 Buy Classically styled with redcurrants, red cherry, bilberry and coffee bean on the nose. The palate is medium bodied with a touch of spice from the oak maturation and delicate red fruits deriving from the significant percentage of Merlot in the blend. The tannins are fine and sit firmly in the background allowing you to enjoy the supple elegant nature of this claret.
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  Mouton Cadet Anniversary Label 2015 Magnum (150cl), A.C. Bordeaux

  £29.00 Buy Mouton Cadet 2015 offers ripe red fruits with gentle tannins and nicely judged acidity. Utilising fruit from across Bordeaux, Mouton Cadet has become a benchmark for quality in the affordable Bordeaux bracket. After a few minutes the glass this uncomplicated yet satisfactory claret provides crisp redcurrant fruits and a trace of pepper.
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  Chateau Peyre-Lebade 2010, A.C. Haut-Medoc

  £24.95 Buy After an hour in the decanter this wine reveals a nose of cassis, cigar box, tobacco and graphite. It's developed yet structured and will stand up nicely to some roast beef. The 2010 vintage was considered one of the greatest thanks to warm days and cool nights, and whilst Ch. Peyre Lebade 2010 shows very well now it does possess the ability to cellar for a few years.
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  Chateau L’Evangile 2005, A.C. Pomerol

  £350.00 Buy An intense nose that seems to offers a different character on every visit; black cherry, kirsch soaked vanilla, truffle and cedar. There’s a richness to the palate that is pinned perfectly by refined tannins leading to an evolved and magnificent finish. This is big, juicy and balanced claret that 2005 is so famous for.
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  Chateau L’Evangile 2010, A.C. Pomerol

  £375.00 Buy Inky black in colour once poured into the glass. Morello cherries, vanilla, raspberry, blueberry and mocha lead the aromatic notes. The rich concentration of the juice on the palate is typical from the vintage but Lafite have managed to keep it under control despite the high ABV. This just lasts forever on the palate, one of the Chateau's finest vintages on record.
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  Chateau L’Evangile 2006, A.C. Pomerol

  £155.00 Buy A densely coloured claret with aromas of raspberry, white chocolate, blackcurrant, truffle, vanilla and spicy nuances. Silky and evolved on the palate, the initial power from the first sip wanes off, giving way to an incredibly elegant wine underneath. This is a wine with finesse, control and complexity which pleasantly lingers on the palate for some time.
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  Chateau d’Agassac 2000 Cru Bourgeois, Haut-Medoc France

  £39.95 Buy This is a perfect example of mature claret. Eloquent bouquet of blackcurrant, mint, dried tobacco leaf, mushroom, leather and cedar wood. The palate is medium bodied with incredibly delicate tannins, a surprising amount of freshness and intensity on the finish.