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Tell a friend about Yapp Brothers wine - when they order their first case you'll both receive a bottle of Yapp champagne!

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Yapp Brothers wins IWC Rhône Specialist Wine Merchant of the Year Award 2011

Yapp Brothers wins the IWC 2011 Rhône Specialist Wine Merchant of the Year for a second year running!

What the wine experts are saying about Yapp Brothers wine merchants:

Terrific wines at all prices, often but not always from lesser-known regions and producers; enthusiastic, knowledgeable and passionate staff; and transparent value for money without recourse to endless price promotions.
Julia Harding MW - www.jancisrobinson.com

Coteaux des Baux

Coteaux des Baux Wines - Buy Wine from the Coteaux des Baux Region of France

When Eloi Dürrbach took dynamite to the boulders of Les Alpilles in order to create Domaine de Trévallon in the mid 1970’s and then planted Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah against the perceived wisdom of the Institut National des Appellations d’Origine, he immediately became the enfant terrible of the French wine scene.
Now, some 35 years later, Eloi is regarded as a pioneering visionary, and with his son Antoine and daughter Ostiane involved in the family business, he is in danger of creating a dynasty.

In common with the Southern Rhône, the Provençal vineyards of Les Baux have enjoyed a superb vintage run over the last decade – with the exception of the washed out 2002 harvest, which the Dürrbachs elected not to bottle at all. The 2007 vintage was a belter, with a lovely core of ripe fruit and fine tannins. It is approachable now but will improve with bottle-age. Eloi has likened it to his fabled 1982 which is arguably the finest vintage of Domaine de Trévallon ever made. An extensive cask tasting last November revealed that the 2009 also has great potential, with lovely berry aromas, ripe fruit, sweet tannin and clean acidity. Older vintages have continued to impress us whenever we have sampled them, but they are increasingly difficult to source on the secondary market. We broached a magnum of the amazingly intense and youthful 1990 at Christmas time; if any readers have any surplus stock in their cellars, we would be grateful for first refusal!

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