Fine Wines

It's round and powerful with well-integrated tannins and a punchy bouquet of blackberry and strawberry.

Purchased by the Comte Lafond, ancestor of the current owner, Baron Patrick de Ladoucette, Château du Nozet and its surrounding vineyards have a reputation for producing the finest Pouilly-Fumé

Deep ruby colour, a full bodied wine with spicy mocha, chocolate and tea leaf flavours, with well-defined, chewy blackcurrant fruit and a balanced tannic structure leading to a long and dry finish.

Top-shelf Châteauneuf-du-Pape brimming with fresh red and black fruits, a dusting of herbs and a kick of sweet pepper spice.

Exceptional elegance and depth with lovely ripe pear flavours overlaying a firm gooseberry structure.

Fragrant notes of ripe fruits, violets and cedar with beautiful length and delicate tannins. Great structure, balance and a long finish.

Château Musar is Lebanon's best known winery for good reason. This is rich, vibrant and brimming with delicious spices. You'll have a tough time finding anything that comes close elsewhere.

Decanter called Meursault's 2017 the most "abundant vintage" since 2009.

Château Kirwan's second wine beats many a first wine, scoring 90 Parker Points and rated "outstanding", and it's almost half the price of its big brother

The wines of the Premier Cru Fourchaume vineyard are noted for their rounded citrus flavours and fresh streak or minerality.

The wines come from selected parcels of old vines, and are made with a minimalist approach, including fermentation by natural yeasts, for a classically elegant, sweet and savoury structure.

Marqués de Riscal Gran Reserva is crafted in the traditional Rioja Álavesa style that pays loving homage to the vision winery's founders, Guillermo and Camilo Hurtado de Amézaga.