Lying in the southern part of the famous terroir Les Amoureuses, Domaine de la Vougeraie owns a number of fantastic terroirs in Bourgogne, including 6 Grand Crus such as Musigny, Bonnes-Mares, and Charmes-Chambertin Les Mazoyeres, and are all managed by Pascal Marchand and Pierre Vincent. They offer a broad selection from village to Grand Cru that never disappoints drinkers. All their vineyards are accredited in biodynamic farming and have small yields as they are very strict in the picking of grapes to make sure only the highest-standard grapes go into the wine. In addition, their wines are never over-oaked and are charming...

Joseph Roty has been making wines since 1710 and the production has remained minuscule for over 300 years. After Joseph’s death in 2008, his son Phillippe took over the family business, at the same time set up an additional domaine under his own label, producing a small number of Marsannay wines. Even though Philippe, unfortunately, passed away in 2015, their combined operation continues to run by Philippe’s mother and brother Pierre-Jean, consistently producing high-quality wines.The Roty family maintains their very old vines in which some were planted in the 1880s and still use very traditional ways of winemaking to this day. Despite having a very low profile, their wines...

Coming from one of the most renowned winemaking families in Burgundy, Olivier Leflaive was the co-manager of his family’s domaine - Domaine Leflaive - between 1982 and 1994. Then he started his own négociant business in which he has since established strong relationships with the best growers in the region and has crafted some of the highest quality wines. His wines have been known for their elegance and finesse rather than power. The oak is minimal and the wines made are usually attractive young. They are essentially hallmarks of elegance and purity. In 2010, Olivier and Patrick Leflaive received their family...

Philippe Colin established his domaine in 2004, making both red and white Burgundy of around 20-25 different wines. His vineyards cover a total of 13 hectares in which 9 hectares were inherited from his parents' estate, Colin-Deleger, when they retired. Among his vineyards, there are two-thirds white and the remaining red, which are premier crus and villages spread across Chassagne-Montrachet, Puligny-Montrachet, St-Aubin, Maranges and Santenay; and also a grand cru - Chevalier-Montrachet - which is just a bit up the slope in Puligny-Montrachet with a large part being planted in 1978, and the rest in 1955. He has a strong emphasis...

We are pleased to share with you a list of our newest arrivals this week which includes wines from Burgundy, Champagne, Italy and Rhone! Among the list we would like to highlight a few, such as - Vincent Girardin Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2002 which is an excellent vintage for Burgundy reds, and this was awarded 92-94pts by Stephen Tanzer. Only HK$1,580 per bottle. Dom Perignon Vintage Selections from 1985 to 2004: Back-vintage Dom Perignons are hard to come by so do not miss this opportunity if you are into aged Champagne and a fan of Dom! Old-disgorged Jacques Selosse Substance: All...