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  Baron Philippe Tasting case (Six Bottle Case)

  £59.70 £49.70 Buy This tasting selection case comprises of six single varietal wines originating from Baron Philippe's project in the south of France. In the way of white wines, there's a fresh zippy Sauvignon Blanc and a nutty Viognier packed with stone fruits. The red wines that accommodate a lighter style, are represented by an elegant and fruit-forward Pinot Noir and a plush supple Merlot. To provide the case with some balance, we have included two wines with a bit more weight and power; a gorgeously rounded and juicy Cabernet and a peppery Syrah with bags of ripe black fruit. A diverse and an affordable case at less than £50, a perfect way to brighten up these gloomy months!
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  Château Clarke 2009, A.C Listrac Médoc (Half bottle 37.5cl)

  £16.95 £10.95 Buy The nose is gorgeously rich with aromas of red cherry, raspberry, vanilla and cigar box. The palate is soft, and exquisitely supple, leading to a mature spice laden finish that oozes sheer class. The classic combination of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon provides classy redcurrant fruits, with good weight and intensity. This wine is drinking really well thanks to the nature of such a warm vintage.  
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  Château Clarke 2008, A.C. Listrac-Medoc

  £29.95 £19.95 Buy A lovely balance of tertiary development and red fruit enables notes of red cherry and toast to mingle with cedar, truffle and leather. The palate is elegant and restrained yet with plenty of flesh and body. This is beautiful claret built in a style that is slightly more restrained compared to the super-juicy modern high-alcohol clarets of today.  
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  Moulin de Duhart 2018, A.C. Pauillac

  £39.95 Buy Moulin de Duhart is the most cost-effective way of experiencing Lafite’s celebrated ‘house style’. This Merlot rich Pauillac embodies Lafite’s renowned elegance and sophistication. The climatic conditions of 2018 were ideal producing a rich fruit-forward vintage with great structure and ability to cellar. After decanting there’s black cherries, cassis, cloves and lavender with classic minerality and pencil shavings. Generous and supple on the palate. A wonderful Moulin with richness and freshness leading to a lengthy finish.
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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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  Château Clarke 2011 double magnum (3L), A.C Listrac Médoc

  £199.00 £125.00 Buy The classic combination of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon provides redcurrant fruits with good weight and intensity. After an hour of oxygen exposure there's notes of mocha, cigar box, blackberry, tobacco and forest floor. There's plenty of rich red fruit and oak derived spice on the palate with an earthy finish. Drink now or cellar for up to a decade. This wine is delivered in an original wooden branded case
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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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  Baron Philippe Merlot & Sauvignon Blanc (Mixed Six Bottle Case)

  £59.70 £49.70 Buy Baron Philippe Merlot Reliable, consistent, juicy and easy going – Baron Philippe Merlot is one of our most popular red wines for a reason. There’s no oak interaction in the vinification process so this pretty wine allows the sun-soaked juicy style of fruit to come though without distraction. Black cherry, plum, blackberry and subtle spice. The palate is soft and supple and the tannins melt away with the first sip. Pop, pour and enjoy! Baron Philippe Sauvignon Blanc This Sauvignon displays the classic style we all know and love. The nose is fresh and direct, with citrus fruits, fresh cut lime, grapefruit and green peppers. The palate possesses fresh acidity and crisp citrus fruits, alongside melon and lychees. The finish is crisp and lengthy. This refreshing Sauvignon deserves a chicken salad, and some sunshine.
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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.