Majestic French Wine Range

La Vieille Capitelle 2009 Côteaux du Languedoc

From the stable of renowned winemaking former rugby player Gerard Bertrand, this is a clasically-styled Languedoc red, hailing from the clay and limestone terraces around Narbonne.

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Marquis de Belleville 2009 Bordeaux Supérieur

A middleweight claret with a good balance of ripe plum and berry flavours, with plenty of concentration. Tannins are fine-grained and provide a smooth yet ample feel.

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Châteauneuf-du-Pape Cuvée des Antiques 2008/2009

Aged in the famous cellars of Ogier Caves de Fournalet in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, this wine is dark ruby with a complex nose of spices and hints of pear.

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Reuilly Cuvée Nathalie 2010 Nathalie Lafond

A match for top quality Sancerre without the premium price tag this wine has the classic Loire aromas of lime and gooseberry.

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Château Talbot 1999 St-Julien, 4ème Cru Classé

"An impressive effort for the vintage, this is an opulent, velvety-textured 1999 that comes across as a hypothetical blend of a Pomerol and Burgundy." Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate, 88-90 points

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Lirac 2009 Cave Saint Desirat

From vines with an average age of 45 years this deeply coloured Lirac is a taste sensation and is absolutely brimming with black fruit and berry flavours.

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Château Palmer 1986 Margaux, 3ème Cru Classé

A rich, muscular wine exhibiting black fruit, truffle and cigar box notes on the nose, followed by a rich, tannic palate.

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Château Grivière 2002/2004 Médoc, Cru Bourgeois

Grapes from this former Château Lafite-Rothschild vineyard produce an atypical Merlot-biased blend. This Cru Bourgeois comes directly from the Château's magnificent cellar.

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Château Greysac 2006 Médoc, Cru Bourgeois

An excellent value Cru Bourgeois wine, offering plenty of classic Médoc flavours of cassis, black cherry and plum fruits, balanced by hints of vanilla and spice.

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Chablis 2010 Vocoret

Steely and minerally aromas with citrus fruits, limestone, slate and a crisp, fresh and vibrant palate of stony fruits, limestone, grapefruit and lemons, finishing on a racy and uplifting citrus kick.

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  4 out of 5
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Château Saint Roch-les-Vignes 2009/2010 Côtes de Provence

A delicious rosé showing soft spice and attractive fruit.

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Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2009 Louis Latour

Although Pinot Noir is one of the most difficult grapes to grow, this is a fine example at this price with plenty of soft ripe blackberry and raspberry fruit.

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