Majestic Wine

Luis Felipe Edwards Mountain View Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 Central Valley

Fruity flavours of plum and blackcurrant, with a cassis-like concentration, lifted by subtle green-pepper-like savoury tinges. Easy-going tannins provide a ripe and friendly mouthfeel.

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  2-andhalf out of 5
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Luis Felipe Edwards Mountain View Carmenère 2011 Central Valley

Full of soft, ripe blackberry and damson fruit, set apart from the norm by subtle earthy, smoky notes, redolent of toast. Rounded yet firm tannins frame the thick and juicy fruit.

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  1-andhalf out of 5
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Luis Felipe Edwards Mountain View Rosé 2011 Central Valley

A bright pink rosé, full off summer berry aromas. Refreshingly dry and with a zippy acidity, rounded off by the lashings of supple, juicy fruit.

Ridge Monte Bello Cabernet 2007 Santa Cruz Mountains

A powerful, muscular wine, exhibiting black fruits, spice, earth, roasted herbs, powerful and rich fruits in the palate, balanced by firm tannins and a very long finish.

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Rioja Prado Enea 2004 Muga

An elegant, perfumed and complex nose with violet, wood-smoke, vanilla and red berry aromas. A rich, rounded palate of sweet red berries, wood spices and fresh acidity and a long and complex finish.

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  Feel free to mix Fine Wines with “regular” wines to make up your order of 12 bottles (or more!) in total. However, at least 6 bottles must be Fine Wine products, because Fine Wines require special distribution from our temperature-controlled Fine Wine Centre in London. Original wooden cases not available ouside the M25.

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  4 out of 5
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La Posta Bonarda 2009 Estela Armando's Vineyard, Mendoza

The Armando vineyard has come a long way since current owner Estela Armando's grandfather began making wine there in the 1880s, transporting it over the mountains by mule, and selling it to workers on the Trans-Andean railroad.

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  3 out of 5
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