CONNOISSEURS SELECTION

These wines need not necessarily be the most expensive on our list (although they often are), but have been chosen for their interest and quality. They may often be “one off “ parcels from other properties or vintages that we know cannot be repeated but we think you’ll particularly enjoy.

This does mean that this selection of the list is constantly under review and always worth a second glance for those with a keen interest or adventurous spirit.

56. CHARDONNAY MORGAN – Santa Lucia Highlands 2005 £45.00
Big and flavoursome but agile and vibrant too, with a core of lemon citrus flavours streamlined with nectarine.

57. PULIGNY MONTACHET Vincent Girardin 2006 £60.00
Domaine fernand & Laurent pilot Golden colour with a concentration of fruit on the nose and a fleshy long palate.

58. PULIGNY MONTACHET Vincent Girardin 2004 £75.00
Domaine fernand & Laurent pilot

59. PULIGNY MONTACHET Vincent Girardin 2002 £95.00
Domaine fernand & Laurent pilot

60. WILGHA SHARAZ Hollick 2002 £42.95
Australia
Tremendous, big, quite tannic, rich with dark chocolate and mint aromas.



61. RIOJA GRAN ALBINA 2002 Spain £58.00
Full bodied rich black berry fruit.

62. BEUME 1 er CRU 1999 £69.95
Big full bodied spicy and ripe.

63. NUITS ST.GEORGES 2001/2002 michel gross £64.60
Michel gros was winner of the IWC trophy in 2003 and his wine won a gold medal in 2004. He is certainly one of the best wine makers in Burgundy. He achieves a high fruit extract and a good body while retaining true pinot character.

64. BAROLO Dardi Le Rose Poderi Colla 1999/2000/2001 £62.75
Classic Barolo as they should be with tanning, big meaty body and savoury fruit. Gold medal IWC 2004.

65. CHATEAU GRANDE LEROSE 1997 £92.50
2me Cru Classe St julien
This is a year where the wine is drinking very well now. The fruit and oak flavours are perfectly intergrated.

66. CHATEAU MARTINES 2001 £129.95
Margaux
Warm red berry fruit and tanning combine for a great tasting claret.

Taste Guide

Taste Guide: White Wine: 1=Dry 5=Medium 9=Sweet Red Wine: A=Light bodied B/C=Medium Bodied D= Full Bodied

Vintages are subject to change and whilst we endeavour to keep the list updated it is always advisable to check that your choice is as per the list. Don’t forget the new vintage may even be better than the listing.

Some red are prone to throwing sediment and some white tartrate crystals. These are not signs of poor quality- far from it, so please don’t be put off by these natural occurrences.		    

 

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