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  Chateau Clerc Milon 2005, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £135.00 More info & buy An exceptional vintage for Pauillac. Intense claret hues from the glass. Notes of bramble, leather, coffee bean, liquorice and pencil lead are dominant. The tannins are fine and well integrated throughout the wine. Expect notes of mushroom, game and a hint of spice to bring up the rear on the finish. Drinking fabulously now but will definitely reward further cellaring.
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  Almaviva 2016, Puento Alto Chile

  £185.00 More info & buy Deep ruby in colour. The nose produces incredibly complex notes, varying from raspberry, blackberry, bilberry, toffee, chocolate, smoke, cedar wood, vanilla cracked pepper spice. These notes lead onto the palate, with exceptionally silky mouth-feel coming from the tannins and will only soften more over time. The concentration of the fruit means the length of the wine after the first sip lingers on and on and on. Exceptional!
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  Chateau Clerc Milon 2010, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £125.00 More info & buy There is no doubt that 2010 was one of the best vintages this side of the millennium. Deep red with violet hints, the wine opens up with notes of ripe black fruit, dark chocolate, orange blossom, cedar, smoke and hints of tar. The palate is big and bold intertwined with the elegance you would expect from Grand Cru Pauillac. Exceptional tannin and acidity structure means this is a wine that will age for decades.
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  Gran Corte Malbec, Vista Flores Argentina

  £34.95 More info & buy Inky purple hues with hints of garnet. The incredible intensity on the nose houses notes of rich blueberry juice, blackcurrant, vanilla, cocoa and spice. The palate is inky and full bodied, with deliciously fine tannins and exceptional length on the finish.
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  Chateau Duhart-Milon 2005, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £155.00 More info & buy One of the finest vintages of Duhart-Milon ever produced and drinking exceptionally well. The 2005 has power and intensity that are revealed from behind curtains of elegance. The nose displays a bouquet of truffle, black olive, dark fruit, tobacco and redcurrant. Moving away from the nose and onto the palate, expect velvety tannins and crisp acidity keeping it lively. Towards the end of the palate expect hints of spice and graphite minerality.
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  Petit Caro 2017, Mendoza, Argentina

  £20.00 More info & buy The 2017 vintage is dominated by Malbec due to the intense heat of the vintage. The nose is rich and sweet-edged with notes of blueberry, cassis, red cherry and figs with hints of dark chocolate. The palate is lusciously textured with a long fruit-filled finish.
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  Domaine de Baronarques Rouge 2016, A.C. Limoux France

  £49.95 More info & buy Rich and dense, this is a powerful wine. The nose is very expressive with aromas of blackcurrant, chocolate, red berries, vanilla and sweet spices. The palate is dense and fresh with incredibly silky tannin and refined structure and superb length thanks to the concentration.
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  Chateau Duhart-Milon 2010, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £140.00 More info & buy In competition with 2005 and 2016 for best vintage of the past 20 years, the 2010 Duhart Milon is a sight to behold. With aromas of blackcurrant, creamy cassis, liquorice, barrique smoke, pencil shavings and spice. Viscous and rich in the mouth boasting superlative ripeness with wonderfully measured tannin. This is one to lay down and will reward you handsomely if so.
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  Château d’Armailhac 2009, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £95.00 More info & buy The 2009 vintage was a triumphant return to form for Bordeaux. Chateau d'Armailhac capitalized on the amazing weather for their wine. On the nose expect to find some development in the forms of ripe blackcurrants, bilberry, cedar, tobacco and a hint of smokiness. The palate is still very fresh with a considerate amount of dark fruit, mocha and menthol notes. A long decant is necessary to make the most of this vintage.
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  Château d’Armailhac 2000, Grand Cru Classe Pauillac

  £120.00 More info & buy This Grand Cru Classe Pauillac from the exceptional vintage of 2000 is a triumph in wine-making. The 2000 shows notes of leather, stewed black fruits, cedar, cigar box, earthy mushrooms, and pencil lead. The mellow tannins on the palate give this wine the structure and elegance you would expect and so much more. Drinking exceptionally well.
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  Escudo Rojo Reserva Pinot Noir 2018, Casablanca Chile

  £15.95 More info & buy Light ruby in the glass with classical Pinot notes of fresh cherry, redcurrant and raspberry with a hint of toasted almond. The palate is fruit forward and elegant with succulent tannins and a freshness on the finish.
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  Escudo Rojo Origine 2018, Maipo Valley, Chile

  £29.95 More info & buy In the glass the wine is deep ruby, expressing notes of blackcurrant, cracked pepper, strawberries, smoke, vanilla and almond. On the palate the wine is punchy with concentration yet refined with silky tannins. this is a showcase of how to make great Cabernet in Chile.