Whilst we are all so familiar with the fabulous Cristal that Louis Roederer makes, the Champagne house has crafted two new wines that allows fine wine drinkers to discover another facet of their unique winemaking expertise - Camille Charmont (rouge) and Camille Volibarts (blanc), named after managing director & owner Frederic Rouzaud's great-grandmother whom he so admired.  The project started in 2002 when Roederer replaced the 0.43ha (1-acre) Charmont plot with Burgundy and Alsace clones of Pinot Noir, specially selected for still-wine making; and the first wines were crafted back in 2014 but their Chef de Cave Lécaillon was not...

One of the most historic estates in Bordeaux, Château Margaux is considered a national treasure and has changed hands many times over the centuries including French nobles and powerful merchants. Their wines have been made with outstanding quality over the years attributed to talented work of their winemakers who are committed to achieving the full potential of each terroir.  Today we are pleased to offer their Pavillon Blanc 2007 which was scored high among critics including Stephen Tanzer and Wine Spectator which both scored this 91-94 points, and 18 out of 20 points by Jancis Robinson who commented this to...