We are going to receive a few shipments from UK & France which comprise a fantastic parcel of aged Burgundies and Champagne, many of these have received ideal storage conditions and start to shine nowadays, highlights as follows –   -        Sourced from a private cellar in the UK, there are couple of bottles of 1997 reds from Burgundy from Fontaine-Gagnard, Darviot-Perrin and Daniel Bocquenet; -        Mature Champagne with familiar big names such as Louis Roederer Cristal and Cristal Rose, B de Boerl & Kroff 2003 and Krug Vintage 2002; -        Excellent priced Gevrey Chambertin from Joseph Roty 2015, David Duband and Claude Dugat.   Please find full list as follows and these will be ready for...

This name is always likely to come up whenever there's a discussion around the best Chardonnay producers in the world – Domaine Leflaive from Burgundy has been an eminent winemaker in the world of wines which has been continuously producing astounding Chardonnay from Puligny-Montrachet for many decades. Madame Anne-Claude Leflaive built a strong reputation for the label under her careful and special attention in the vineyard, making some of the most fruit-forward and terroir-expressive wines that are worthy to be added to every wine collector's cellar since taking over from her father in 1994. Sadly Anne-Claude passed away in 2015...

Word has it that the Bonneau du Martray has history dating back to ancient times, but what is known is that the family descends directly from Chancellor Nicolas Rolin who founded the famous Hospices de Beaune in 1443. The Domaine only produces two wines from their Grand Cru vineyard holdings from Corton-Charlemagne and Corton. Their plot in Corton-Charlemagne is the largest with 9.5 hectares, and owns the largest area of a single Grand Cru vineyard of any producer in all of Burgundy.  As the only Burgundy Grand Cru facing west, the Charlemagne climate has the particularity of looking towards the setting sun and enjoying...

Founded in 1880, Joseph Drouhin was originally from the Chablis region and settled in Beaune to set up his wine company. But it was in 1957, when Robert Drouhin, Joseph Drouhin's grandson, took over that the domaine started to gain its present dimension with its acquisition of many vineyards, and that they began doing away with pesticides and other chemicals and built a laboratory of enology run by Laurence Jobard, the very first woman enologist in Burgundy. They then built a reputation for making wines that primarily reflect the individual terroir and vintage as they apply a balance of traditional...

Excited to share yet another batch of new arrivals this week which includes many exciting old Burgundies that are in pristine conditions and dating as far back as to 1976 including:  Remoissenet Musigny, Grands Echezeaux and Chambertin from 1976, 1983 and 1987 Charles Noellat Romanee-St-Vivant Grand Cru 1988 Gros Frere et Soeur Richebourg Grand Cru 1995 Denis Bachelet Gevrey-Chambertin Les Corbeaux 1999 and 2003 Apart from Burgundy reds, we also have a good selection of Burgundy whites, Champagnes and two reds from Beaux Freres which is a winery co-owned by Robert Parker in th US! Check out the full list...