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Outscored Roumier at 10% of its price: Drouhin Laroze Bonnes Mares Grand Cru 2004

A family-run Domaine founded in 1919 owns about 11.5 ha of vines nowadays, Drouhin-Laroze produces a fantastic line-u...

A Small Parcel of Les Horees 2020, Starting from HK$2,250 per Bt

A new joiner in Burgundy with strong German perfectionism, Les Horées comes from Catharina Sadde who is German in ori...

Burgundy Red's New Arrivals: Over 60 Selections, Starting from Vintage 1992

We have received a couple of shipments recently and that would be a gorgeous timing to summarize and highlight a few ...

Stock Offer: Joseph Roty from HK$498 per Bottle

Joseph Roty has been making wines since 1710 and the production has remained minuscule for over 300 years. After Jose...

New Arrivals of Robert Groffier, "First-rate example of its terroir" RP

Founded by Robert Groffier’s father, Jules in the 1950s, the Robert Groffier Pere et Fils is based in Morey-St-Denis ...

New Arrival: Hospice de Beaune from 2011 to 2017

The iconic polychromatic-tiled Hôtel-Dieu (Hospices de Beaune) in central Beaune currently owns around 60 hectares wh...

Arrived Now, Successor of Bernard van Berg: Tino Kuban's Glandien

An up and rising winemaker in Burgundy, Tino Kuban has a fantastic background with several experience at Domaine de L...

Armand Rousseau: New Additions of Vintage 2020

Domaine Armand Rousseau is always among the top five domaines in Burgundy that wine lovers keep their eyes on. It has...

Arrive in 2 weeks: Domaine Naudin-Ferrand from Claire Naudin

Claire Naudin-Ferrand is one of the three daughters of Henri Naudin-Ferrand and wife of Jean-Yves Bizot, and has been...

Below Market, Just Arrived: 2004 Vougeraie Bonnes Mares Grand Cru

Just arrived this week, we are delighted to offer a parcel of well below market Domaine de la Vougeraie Bonnes Mares ...

Best Price in Town: Yann Durieux Recrue des Sens Jeannot 2018

One of the leading natural and biodynamic producers nowadays, Yann Durieux is a rising star who vinified his very fir...
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