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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 1998

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 1998

    Cabernet's dominance is evident in the sweet casssis and spice fragrance, and the taut, dry tannin. Syrah lends savory richness mid-palate. Elegant, medium-bodied with balanced freshening acid. 16 Remington Norman

    • Bottle £90.00
    • Bottle Case £1,080.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2003

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2003

    Dark, intense, savoury and spicy on the nose, with an earthy, slightly medicinal whiff at the edges. It's a complex and thought-provoking wine.

    • Bottle £60.00
    • Bottle Case £720.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2005

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2005

    Bigger, more plush. A youthfully dark but brilliant hue with Cabernet's sweet, perfumed black berries on the nose. Dense, concentrated, with fine acid backbone. A touch more obvious oak , but in balance with the fruit, so likley to resolve with time.

    • Bottle £47.50
    • Bottle Case £570.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2009

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2009

    The 2009 has a great balance of berry aromas, ripe fruit, sweet tannin and clean acidity. Considering its southern location Domaine de Trévallon is a very vintage sensitive wine and it appears that the 2009 is going to be a classic. This will hit its optimum drinking window in about 5 years time and should drink well for a decade thereafter.

    • Bottle £39.00
    • Bottle Case £468.00
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  • Saint-Joseph: Domaine Georges Vernay 'Terre d'Encre' 2011

    Saint-Joseph: Domaine Georges Vernay 'Terre d'Encre' 2011

    Saint Joseph 'Terre d'Encre' from Domaine Georges Vernay is a classic dark, Northern Rhône Syrah - restrained violet and blackberry scents and a lively black fruit palate with some good tannic grip and a fresh acidity. "The Burgundian-styled, medium-bodied 2010 St.-Joseph Terre d’Encre exhibits notes of powdered minerals, damp earth, raspberries and strawberries. With well integrated acidity, tannin and wood, it should drink well for 5-7 years. 86/100, drink 2012-2019." Robert Parker - Wine Advocate.

    • Bottle £24.50
    • Bottle Case £294.00
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  • Saint-Joseph: Domaine Jean-Louis Chave 2010

    Saint-Joseph: Domaine Jean-Louis Chave 2010

    "The stunning 2010 St.-Joseph ranks alongside the finest wines of the appellation, including Guigal’s l’Hospice and Chapoutier’s Les Granits. It boasts a dense purple color along with scents of kirsch, blackberries, crushed rocks, spring flowers and licorice. It needs 2-3 years of bottle age and should drink well for 15+ years thereafter." RP 93, drink 2014-2029. Robert Parker, December 2012.

    • Bottle £33.00
    • Bottle Case £396.00
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