Pauillac

Rigorous selection takes place here. The juice of the best hand-harvested grapes makes it into your bottle. This is the winery's first wine. It's what made it prestigious enough to be included in the original 1855 classification of the Bordeaux greats. Decanter said, "prices have not climbed as quickly as improvements in quality,". If you get in before the secret gets out, you'll save a packet and…

Exhibits a dense, almost opaque colour with gorgeous up-front, sweet, ripe fruit. The palate is medium to full bodied and chewy with a well endowed, plush texture. The wine is pure, complex and engaging.

Exhibits a dense, almost opaque colour with gorgeous up-front, sweet, ripe fruit. The palate is medium to full bodied and chewy with a well endowed, plush texture. The wine is pure, complex and engaging.

Black berries, spices and a hint of smokiness. Beautifully fresh and fruity on the palate. Minerality and tension give it a beautiful elegance and style.

On the nose, the wine reveals aromas of black and red fruits. Some hints of cedar and liquorice. The palate is rich and fresh. The structure is soft and delicate

The nose boasts bright aromas of blackberries with hints of cinnamon and clove from the oak. The palate is well balanced, with silky tannins, fresh acidity, concentrated fruit and a lifted finish. It is rare to find a Pauillac like this wine that is both affordable and approachable.

This rich, full-bodied wine has intense aromas and flavours of blackcurrant, cassis, tobacco and cedar wood. It has a firm, smooth texture and lingering finish.

Boasting a lovely ruby-red colour with purple tints, this wine releases scents of red berries, cassis and blueberry, along with a hint of fresh vanilla. On the palate the attack is fleshy and intense, with velvety tannins. Flavours of ripe cherry emerge, mingling with notes of mild spices and paprika. Lightly woody notes come out, although respecting the fruit character of the wine. The finish is…