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  Mas Andes Merlot 2017, Central Valley Chile

  £8.95 More info & buy This is Chilean Merlot in its purest form: plump, rich, silky and guilty of possessing copious amounts of ripe black fruits. This vintage spent a short period of maturation in stainless steel vats, with the idea of preserving all the juicy fruit this warm valley of Chile has to provide. The nose hints at black cherry and bilberry, with layers of silky blackberry on the palate underpinned by ripe tannins.  This is a definite crowd-pleaser!
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  Réserve Mouton Cadet Rouge 2014 Case

  £59.95 More info & buy This wine displays ripe red fruit flavours, especially wild strawberry and morello cherry, echoing those on the nose. The palate is round and complex, showing the excellence of its origins, while the smooth and spicy finish lingers on attractive cumin notes with a touch of vanilla.
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  Ch. Capet Duverger 2010, A.C. Grand Cru St Emilion

  £21.95 More info & buy Chateau Capet Duverger 2010 boasts classic Bordeaux aromas of cedar infused blackcurrant, toasty vanilla, cigar box and dried tobacco. The 2010 vintage is renowned for its concentration and richness, and these characteristics certainly aren't missing in this wine. Silky tannins and nicely weighted acidity provide the structure to support a sumptuous core of classy black fruit, which is wrapped in a gorgeous streak of toasty oak. This is classic right bank Bordeaux, and despite the power of the vintage, this wine is certainly approachable now.
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  Ronan by Clinet 2012, A.C. Bordeaux

  £10.95 More info & buy This claret is loaded with plump black fruit, sweet velvety tannins and well balanced acidity. Ronan by Clinet 2012 delivers great value for money and is certainly a crowd pleaser with its rich, beautifully textured fruit and long ripe finish.
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  Chateau Clarke 2005, A.C. Listrac Medoc

  £39.95 More info & buy The 2005 vintage in Bordeaux will go down in history for its superlative quality. Chateau Clarke, like many Chateaux, performed well in 2005 and this vintage is still youthful in many respects. Chateau Clarke 2005 possesses a rich nose of black cherry, iron filings, earthy spice, coffee, toasted vanilla, and cigar box. The palate is weighty and rich with a classic tannic structure and vibrant acidity. It is strongly advised that this vintage is served with a dish rich in protein, and that it has been decanted for at least three hours. Drink now to 2020.
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  Chateau Clarke 2005 Magnum, A.C. Listrac Medoc

  £75.00 More info & buy The 2005 vintage in Bordeaux will go down in history for its superlative quality. Chateau Clarke, like many Chateaux, performed well in 2005 and this vintage is still youthful in many respects. Chateau Clarke 2005 possesses a rich nose of black cherry, iron filings, earthy spice, coffee, toasted vanilla, and cigar box. The palate is weighty and rich with a classic tannic structure and vibrant acidity. It is strongly advised that this vintage is served with a dish rich in protein, and that it has been decanted for at least three hours. This format will drink well until 2025.
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  Blason de L’Evangile 2014, A.C. Pomerol

  £59.95 More info & buy Blason de L'Evangile 2014 possesses a purple edged ruby colour. The nose offers sweet baked cherry tart, black plum jam, vanilla, cocoa and toast. The palate has a firm backbone of tannin with perfectly weighted acidity which helps to underpin the suave red cherry fruit. This is a fairly intense vintage of Blason that requires a dish rich in protein, however the fruit is fairly primary and will certainly benefit from a year in the cellar. Decant and enjoy with roast beef.
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  Ronan by Clinet 2012, A.C. Bordeaux Magnum

  £32.50 More info & buy This claret is loaded with plump black fruit, sweet velvety tannins and well balanced acidity. Ronan by Clinet 2012 delivers great value for money and is certainly a crowd pleaser with its rich, beautifully textured fruit and long ripe finish. This magnum format will continue to drink well for several years. It is advised that you decant this vintage for an hour to reveal its true potential.
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  Baron Henri 2013, A.C Médoc

  £22.95 More info & buy Baron Henri 2013 offers cassis, toasty spice, blackberry and a touch of smoke. The palate is firm and classically styled, with well-structured tannins, lightly styled fruit and subtle spice. This wine needs half an hour in a decanter to reveal its full character. Baron Henri delivers a lighter style of claret with crunchy red fruit that can be enjoyed without food.
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  Pauillac Special Reserve 2015, A.C. Pauillac

  £32.95 More info & buy The vintage balances the intensity of Cabernet sauvignon and juiciness of merlot quite brilliantly. The nose starts with spicy red fruit, then after a few minutes in the the glass layers spicy oak, cassis and vanilla emerge. All the aromas follow on from the nose to palate with charming bright fruit, ripe and approachable tannins and a spicy finish. The purity and poise, characters typical of the 2015 vintage, are evident on the nose and palate. Typical of the vintage and very 'Lafite' in style!
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  Château Peyre-Lebade 2015, A.C Haut-Médoc

  £21.95 More info & buy Classic Merlot on the nose; red cherry, blackberry and plum. Micro-oxygenation occurs in the barrel which enables the wine to reveal an array of mature spices; cinnamon, vanilla and nutmeg. The palate is medium bodied with fresh red fruits, supple tannins and gentle acidity. This wine benefits from a short period in a decanter.