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2023 Domaine Génot-Boulanger Meursault Clos Du Cromin
Winery Notes- The aromas are still centered on white fruits, but they come from the south: vineyard peaches and white peaches, with the orchard fruit supported by a skillful touch of oak that enhances it beautifully. The nose promises real generosity and delicious appeal. The palate follows through: sensual, both concentrated and relaxed. The wine is round—but not too much so. Its fruit fills the cheeks before gently stretching out on the finish. A Meursault with no hardness at all, all charm.$129.906 -
2023 Domaine Marquis d'Angerville Meursault 1er Cru Santenots
Winery Notes- It is the most Volnay of the Meursault climats, which has the privilege of bearing the name of Volnay when it is planted with Pinot Noir and that of Meursault if Chardonnay is planted, depending on the grape variety. Indeed, the plot is located north of the village of Meursault, between Meursault and Volnay, and the soil, very marly, lends itself to both Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Domaine Marquis d'Angerville owns a beautiful plot of 1.05 hectares planted with Chardonnay since 1905, originally by Sem d'Angerville, who wanted to vinify a white Premier Cru. We don't blame him, on the contrary. Our Meursault Santenots expresses above all the minerality of this exceptional terroir. Our breeding method, without excessive stirring, gives it extra energy and tension. This white wine is dry, very fruity, with a persistent bouquet reminiscent of hazelnut. Its fat is not expressed in attack, but over the length. It can be enjoyed young or kept for several years.$199.903 -
2019 Corbin, St-Émilion
Winery Notes- In each and every vintage, the wines of Château Corbin are the fruit of true luxury craftsmanship. Carefully tended vines, a meticulous selection of the grape bunches and slow barrel ageing are prerequisites in the Corbin method to ensure longevity in its wines. Each vintage is a journey of its own, in which the senses travel to and fro between elegance and complexity.$39.902 -
2020 Fleur Cardinale, St-Emilion
Winery Notes- The growth is located east of Saint-Emilion on the northern slope of a limestone plateau. Its location in a cool sector is a true advantage in the context of climate change. Its plots are established on clay-limestone soils and bordered by a 40-hectare forest. Château Fleur Cardinale is naturally complex and generous, with a sensation of fresh and intense fruit both on the nose and palate. The wine is renowned for its ability to achieve perfect balance between the power and silkiness of Merlots grown on clay soils, and the fresh, distinguished character of Cabernets grown on limestone. It is a great wine for aging, thanks to a solid structure supported by consistently fine tannins, a true signature of the House.$49.9010 -
2020 Côtes De Bonde Montagne Saint Emilion
Winery Notes- Nice presentation, intense purple colour with deep purple edges around the glass The nose progressively opens out to evoke leather and undergrowth with hints of coffee, chocolate and crystallized cherry On the palate, a supple attack, developing into harmonious sensations of density and very discernable tannins on the finish A wine to drink now or to keep 5-10 years.$20.9011 -
2020 Domaine Roger Perrin Châteauneuf-du-Pape
This wine is a sophisticated blend of 76% Grenache, 12% Syrah, 7% Mourvèdre, 3% Cinsault, 2% Clairette, 2% Counoise, and 2% Vaccarese. The grapes are harvested by hand and partially (30-40%) destemmed depending upon the ripeness of the vintage. Vinification takes place in cement tanks over a period of 18-to-23 days. Certain lots of grapes are harvested separately, but generally two or three grapes are vinified together. 30-40% of the wine is raised in foudre, 40-50% in enamel-lined tanks, and 15-20% in new oak. The wines are normally blended after a year.$36.902 -
1995 Valandraud St-Emilion
This wine has a beautiful dark ruby color, intense aroma's of dark chocolate, vanilla, and blackberries. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a long, delicious finish.$499.992
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