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Le Dragon de Quintus (2nd Wine Of Chateau Quintus) 2017
$140.00
Relatively intense wine with fruity, rich and aromatic appeal. Starts out smooth, with remarkably caressing sensation, building power with each taste. Well-structured, with notes of red currant and damson plum streaking through and laced with floral and chalk accents on the racy finish.
Chateau Bellefont-Belcier, Grand Cru Classe 2018
$147.00
Deep garnet-purple colour and classic notes of warm plums, blackberry preserves and cedar chest, plus wafts of lavender, clove oil and chocolate box. Soft-edged, seductive and impressively well-poised with soft, rounded tannins and just enough freshness supporting the juicy black fruits.
Paul Hobbs Chardonnay 2019
$148.00
Powerful and minerally, with hints of white pepper to the baked apple, pear and tangerine flavors. The lively finish is crisp and focused, offering plenty of spice and lightly buttery notes. Has a wonderful perfume of apple pie and grated nutmeg with notes of wet hay, honeycomb, cheese rind and
Chateau Branaire Ducru, 4th Growth, Grand Cru Classe 2013
$165.00
Perfumed blackberry and black currant fruit, lined with licorice root and fruitcake notes that give way to a grippy, brambly finish. Just a touch chewy at the very end, but this should soften soon enough.
Chateau Beau-Sejour Becot, Premier Grand Cru Classe (B) 2013
$193.00
Serious bouquet of graphite, blackcurrants, kirsch, licorice and toasty oak. Well-endowed with medium-bodied texture with a long and supple finish.
Chateau Trotte Vieille, 1er Grand Cru Classe (B) 2011
$205.00
A serious effort, the 2011 Trotte vieille boasts an inky/purple color as well as a tannic, masculine style that begs for some bottle age. Impressively concentrated with notes of licorice, black currants and a subtle touch of oak, and a powerful, long finish.
Chateau Trotte Vieille, 1er Grand Cru Classe (B) 2012
$207.00
Chateau Trotte Vieille is a full-bodied wine with excellent texture, long persistence and impressive purity. Plenty of blueberry and blackcurrant fruit, licorice, earth and subtle background oak.
Alter Ego De Palmer (2nd Wine of Chateau Palmer) 2014
$225.00
Bursts with violet, plum and raspberry fruit, lined with silky tannins and backed by a tantalizing iron hint. Features lovely brisk energy and gorgeous purity.
Alter Ego De Palmer (2nd Wine Of Chateau Palmer) 2011
$245.00
Shows good energy, with a lively, pebbly streak forming the spine, holding the red and black currant, lilac and iron notes together for now. Should unwind with cellaring, as the acidity is finely beaded and the fruit pure.
1.5L Chateau La Tour Figeac, Grand Cru Classe 2018
$268.00
Deep garnet-purple colored. Aromas burst from the glass with bold notes of baked blackberries, stewed plums and boysenberries, plus hints of tilled soil, pencil lead and spice cake. The medium to full-bodied palate delivers a thirst-quenching line of freshness with soft tannins and bags of black fruits, finishing with a
Chateau Duhart-Milon, 4th Growth, Grand Cru Classe 2012
$283.00
There is some woodiness, but it is very refined and does not dominate. The fruit is subtle and develops after the wine has had some time to breathe. The powerful attack makes way for a rounded, full-bodied mid-palate before finishing on fresh, slightly spicy notes that are still a little
Chateau Duhart-Milon, 4th Growth, Grand Cru Classe 2014
$284.00
Well balanced wine, good length that confirms its elegant style. Young yet silky tannins, robust and dense first attack with good fruit presence.
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