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Pauillac, 5th Growth Classification

The 1994 Château Batailley is a classic Pauillac with a bold yet approachable profile that highlights the vintage’s character and the estate’s traditional style. On the nose, it offers aromas of blackcurrant, plum, and red cherry, balanced by earthy notes of cedar, tobacco, and a hint of leather. The palate is medium to full-bodied, showing ripe fruit flavors with touches of graphite and herbs, reflective of Pauillac’s signature terroir. The tannins are firm yet have softened with age, lending the wine a well-rounded and slightly rustic charm. Its acidity provides a nice lift, keeping the wine vibrant and lively. …
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Price: £89.00
Stock: 3 in Stock

Haut-Medoc, Cru Bourgeous

The 1982 Château Beaumont is a superb example of mature Haut-Médoc from one of Bordeaux's most legendary vintages. Situated between Margaux and Saint-Julien, Château Beaumont has long been recognised for producing elegant, classically styled wines that offer exceptional value and ageing potential. After more than four decades in bottle, this vintage provides a rare opportunity to experience the complexity and refinement that only mature Bordeaux can deliver.

The history of Château Beaumont dates back to the eighteenth century, and the estate has established a reputation for consistency and quality within the Haut-Médoc appellation. …
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Price: £79.95
Stock: 12 in Stock

Haut-Medoc, Cru Bourgeous

Château Beaumont 2009, Haut-Médoc Cru Bourgeois

The 2009 Château Beaumont is a rich and generous Haut-Médoc, reflecting the warmth and ripeness of this outstanding vintage. As a well-regarded Cru Bourgeois, it offers excellent value and classic Bordeaux character with a more approachable, fruit-driven style.

The nose is expressive and inviting, with aromas of blackcurrant, blackberry and ripe plum, layered with notes of cedar, sweet spice and a hint of vanilla from oak ageing. There is a warmth and depth to the aromatics, typical of the 2009 vintage.

On the palate, the wine is medium to full-bodied, with ripe, rounded tannins and a generous core of dark fruit. …
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Price: £42.95
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Haut-Medoc, Cru Bourgeous

The 2020 Château Beaumont is a beautifully crafted Haut-Médoc that reflects the strength of the vintage—ripe, concentrated fruit wrapped in refined structure. Deep ruby in colour, it opens with inviting aromas of blackcurrant, ripe plum and blackberry, complemented by hints of violet, cedar and subtle toasted spice. It’s a wine that immediately shows both charm and precision.

On the palate, the 2020 Beaumont is supple yet well-defined, offering a generous core of dark fruit supported by smooth, integrated tannins. Notes of cassis, dark cherry and cocoa are lifted by a touch of graphite and warm spice. …
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Price: £32.95
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Pomerol

1982 Château Beauregard comes from the legendary 1982 Bordeaux vintage, and this mature Pomerol now offers a beautifully evolved, classical profile. With over forty years in bottle, it has moved into its peak tertiary phase, trading youthful power for nuance, silkiness and harmony.

In the glass, the wine shows a brick-garnet core with a wide, gently fading rim. The bouquet is complex and inviting: dried red berries, cedar, leather and forest floor, intertwined with truffle, tobacco leaf and a touch of cigar box. Hints of violets and sweet spice linger in the background, adding lift and refinement. …
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Price: £140.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

St Estephe, Grand Cru Bourgeois

Château Beau-Site 2018, Saint-Estèphe Grand Cru Bourgeois

The 2018 Château Beau-Site is a powerful and well-structured Saint-Estèphe, reflecting the richness of this warm vintage while retaining the classic character and firmness of the appellation. A strong example of Grand Cru Bourgeois quality, it offers both immediate appeal and ageing potential.

The nose is deep and concentrated, with aromas of blackcurrant, blackberry and dark plum, layered with notes of cedar, graphite and subtle spice. There is a richness to the fruit, balanced by the hallmark savoury edge of Saint-Estèphe.

On the palate, the wine is full-bodied and structured, with firm, well-defined tannins and a dense core of dark fruit. …
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Price: £38.95
Stock: 6 in Stock

Haut-Medoc, 5th Growth Classification

1974 Château Belgrave – A Classic Bordeaux from Haut-Médoc
The 1974 Château Belgrave is a fascinating vintage from this esteemed fifth-growth estate in Bordeaux’s Haut-Médoc. Known for its gravel-rich terroir, Château Belgrave produces wines with classic structure and elegance, blending Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot to create a refined and balanced expression of the region.

Now over four decades old, this vintage reflects the character of traditional Bordeaux winemaking. While the 1974 growing season was a challenging one, this wine offers a unique tasting experience, with developed notes of leather, cedar, dried tobacco, and soft spice. …
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Price: £79.95
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Haut-Medoc, 5th Growth Classification

The 1978 Château Belgrave hails from a vintage that saw a cool, wet spring followed by a hot and dry summer, leading to uneven ripening across Bordeaux. As a fifth-growth estate in the Haut-Médoc, Château Belgrave has long been known for its classic Bordeaux blends, primarily composed of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, with smaller portions of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. While some 1978 Bordeaux wines showed promise in their youth, their longevity has varied depending on storage conditions and individual château vinification styles.

At nearly 50 years old, the 1978 Château Belgrave has likely developed complex, aged characteristics, with earthy, leathery, and dried fruit notes taking center stage. …
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Price: £79.95
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Haut-Medoc, 5th Growth Classification

The 1979 Château Belgrave is a mature Fifth Growth Haut-Médoc that reflects the enduring quality and classic character of one of Bordeaux's historic classified estates. Situated in the heart of Saint-Laurent-Médoc, Château Belgrave has long been recognised for producing structured, age-worthy wines that combine the power of Cabernet Sauvignon with the elegance and refinement typical of the Médoc. After more than four decades of ageing, this vintage offers a fascinating glimpse into traditional Bordeaux winemaking.

The origins of Château Belgrave date back to the eighteenth century, and the estate was included in the famous 1855 Classification as a Cinquième Cru Classé. …
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Price: £79.95
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Haut Medoc

A 2015 vintage Bordeaux from Château Bernadotte, Haut-Médoc. Benefiting from an excellent growing season, this wine shows ripe blackcurrant and plum fruit, complemented by notes of cedar, graphite and subtle spice. The palate is well-structured with refined, rounded tannins and balanced acidity, leading to a harmonious and persistent finish. A classic expression of Médoc style wine.

The Chateau Bernadotte vineyards lie in the commune of Saint Sauveur, which lies just outside the Pauillac appellation. About 2.5 kilometres to the east is the grand puy, Grand-Puy-Lacoste and, just slightly further south, Batailley and Haut-Batailley. …
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Price: £39.00
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Sauternes

1999 Château Bernisse Sauternes

Appearance:
Deep golden amber with luminous copper highlights, showing beautiful maturity and concentration in the glass.

Nose:
Rich and expressive, offering aromas of apricot preserve, candied orange peel and honeycomb layered with notes of marmalade, baked pineapple and vanilla. With air, further nuances of saffron, toasted almond and caramelised orchard fruits emerge.

Palate:
Lusciously textured and full-bodied, with flavours of peach compote, dried apricot and tropical fruit balanced by vibrant acidity that prevents the sweetness from becoming heavy. …
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Price: £79.00
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St Julien 4me cru classe

This wine has been well stored in a cool cellar for over 50 years. Red brown colour. Very elegant mature bouquet with acidity and oak. Soft and fresh wine which has just enough body to make it interesting. Long aftertaste.

About Château Beychevelle Chateau Beychevelle is a prestigious wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of Bordeaux, France. With a history that dates back to the 17th century, the estate has garnered a reputation for producing exceptional red wines. Spanning approximately 90 hectares, the vineyard benefits from gravelly soils and a favorable microclimate, ideal for nurturing Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot grapes. …
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Price: £169.00
Stock: 9 in Stock

St Julien 4me cru classe
High Shoulder level

This wine has been well stored in a cool cellar for over 50 years. Red brown colour. Very elegant mature bouquet with acidity and oak. Soft and fresh wine which has just enough body to make it interesting. Long aftertaste.

About Château Beychevelle Chateau Beychevelle is a prestigious wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of Bordeaux, France. With a history that dates back to the 17th century, the estate has garnered a reputation for producing exceptional red wines. Spanning approximately 90 hectares, the vineyard benefits from gravelly soils and a favorable microclimate, ideal for nurturing Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot grapes. …
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Price: £159.00
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St Julien, 4me Cru Classe

The 1969 Beychevelle is fully mature and scores and average of over 92 Points on Cellartracker. A typical review is "Garnet colour. But surprisingly dark and red for its age. A leafy nose. Cigars and green vegetables. High acidity. Medium bodied. A lean palate. Fruit has subsided. Quite secondary and tertiary now. Definitely time to drink up but has aged gracefully." Cellar Tracker review.

About Château Beychevelle Chateau Beychevelle is a prestigious wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of Bordeaux, France. With a history that dates back to the 17th century, the estate has garnered a reputation for producing exceptional red wines. …
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Price: £149.00
Stock: 5 in Stock

St Julien 4me cru classe

The 1981 Château Beychevelle is a beautifully mature Saint-Julien, offering the elegance and classic balance for which the estate is known. In the glass, it shows a soft garnet-brick colour with a fading rim, reflecting over four decades of gentle evolution.

The nose is refined and inviting, with aromas of dried redcurrant, cedar, tobacco leaf, and a touch of graphite. As it opens, notes of leather, dried herbs, and subtle forest floor nuances emerge—hallmarks of well-aged Left Bank claret.

On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied and harmonious, with fully resolved tannins and a silky, mellow texture. …
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Price: £129.00
Stock: 11 in Stock

St Julien 4me cru classe

*** 90 Points (Outstanding) Robert parker ***

Reviews
"The quintessentially elegant yet powerful 2005 may be the finest Beychevelle made since 1982. Its opaque ruby/purple color and sweet nose of camphor, blueberries, black currants, flowers, and crushed rocks precede a lovely, sweet, rich wine with zesty acidity delineating its medium to full-bodied personality, laser-like precision, and impressive purity and length. While this estate often does not live up to its pedigree, the 2005 is the real deal. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2025+." Parker Wine Advocate 2007
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Price: £169.00
Stock: 10 in Stock

St Julien 4me cru classe, Bordeaux

Château Beychevelle is a 4ème Cru Classé St-Julien wine estate with one of the most impressive châteaux in the whole of the Médoc. The 2008 is a blend of 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 47% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc. Elegant and powerful, expressing aromas of red fruit, blackcurrants and spices.

About Château Beychevelle Chateau Beychevelle is a prestigious wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of Bordeaux, France. With a history that dates back to the 17th century, the estate has garnered a reputation for producing exceptional red wines. Spanning approximately 90 hectares, the vineyard benefits from gravelly soils and a favorable microclimate, …
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Price: £129.00
Stock: 2 in Stock

Cantenac Margaux 3rd Growth Classification

The 1972 Château Boyd-Cantenac is a well-aged Third Growth Margaux, though it comes from a difficult vintage. The 1972 Bordeaux growing season was cool and damp, leading to uneven ripening and lighter wines with limited aging potential. As a result, many wines from this year are now past their peak, though well-stored bottles may still offer a glimpse into Margaux’s refined character.

Now over 50 years old, this wine would have evolved significantly, likely showing softened fruit, earthy notes, and delicate tertiary aromas. While Château Boyd-Cantenac is known for producing elegant and structured wines, the vintage’s natural challenges mean that its longevity is uncertain. …
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Price: £99.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Cantenac Margaux 3rd Growth Classification

The 1973 Château Boyd-Cantenac is a well-aged Third Growth Margaux, though it originates from a difficult vintage. The 1973 Bordeaux growing season was marked by cool and wet conditions, leading to lighter wines with limited aging potential. As a result, many wines from this year were best enjoyed early, and those that remain today are fragile and highly dependent on storage conditions.

Now over 50 years old, this wine may still display soft, delicate aromas but is likely to have faded fruit and a weaker structure. Boyd-Cantenac is known for producing elegant and balanced wines, but the vintage’s challenges mean its longevity is uncertain. …
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Price: £89.00
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St Julien, 4th Growth Classification

Vintage & Background
The 1979 vintage in Bordeaux was moderate rather than outstanding, producing wines that leaned toward elegance and early accessibility rather than power. In Saint-Julien, Château Branaire-Ducru (often historically referred to as Ducru-Branaire) crafted a wine that reflects the estate’s hallmark finesse and balance. Known for its refined, Cabernet Sauvignon-led style, Branaire-Ducru in 1979 offers a classic, fully mature claret that emphasises subtlety, harmony, and tertiary complexity over sheer concentration.

Appearance & Nose
The colour has evolved to a soft garnet with pronounced brick at the rim, indicative of full maturity. …
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Price: £119.00
Stock: 4 in Stock

St Julien, 4th Growth Classification

Vintage & Background
The 1979 vintage in Bordeaux was moderate rather than outstanding, producing wines that leaned toward elegance and early accessibility rather than power. In Saint-Julien, Château Branaire-Ducru (often historically referred to as Ducru-Branaire) crafted a wine that reflects the estate’s hallmark finesse and balance. Known for its refined, Cabernet Sauvignon-led style, Branaire-Ducru in 1979 offers a classic, fully mature claret that emphasises subtlety, harmony, and tertiary complexity over sheer concentration.

Appearance & Nose
The colour has evolved to a soft garnet with pronounced brick at the rim, indicative of full maturity. …
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Price: £105.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

St Julien, 4th Growth Classification

The 1981 Branaire is quite forward, precociously supple, and fruity. The bouquet is showing expansive, complex, chocolatey, cedary components.

About Chateau Branaire Ducru Château Branaire-Ducru is a renowned wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of the Bordeaux region in France. It is classified as a Fourth Growth (Quatrième Grand Cru Classé) in the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, which highlights its longstanding reputation for quality. The estate spans approximately 60 hectares of vineyards, planted mainly with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. …
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Price: £99.00
Stock: 8 in Stock

St Julien, 4th Growth Classification
Bin soiled and stained labels.

1988 Chateau Branaire Ducru. Nose of black cherry, red cherry, cassis and sage, same on the palate, medium/big body, very tasty, held up well but time is short so you should immediately drink up, elegant, and a long, long finish. Cellar Tracker Tasting 2019.

About Chateau Branaire Ducru Château Branaire-Ducru is a renowned wine estate located in the Saint-Julien appellation of the Bordeaux region in France. It is classified as a Fourth Growth (Quatrième Grand Cru Classé) in the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, which highlights its longstanding reputation for quality. The estate spans approximately 60 hectares of vineyards, planted mainly with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. …
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Price: £179.00
Stock: 2 in Stock

St Julien, 4th Growth Classification

Château Branaire-Ducru 2004 is a beautifully composed Saint-Julien, showcasing the estate’s hallmark finesse and precision. The 2004 vintage is admired for its classical Left Bank structure, and Branaire-Ducru was one of the clear successes of the year. Now with over two decades of bottle age, the wine has moved gracefully into its mature phase, offering harmony, complexity, and impressive purity.

On the nose, the wine reveals a lifted bouquet of cassis, cedar, graphite, and violets, underpinned by subtle tobacco and warm spice. There is a wonderful clarity to the fruit, with the aromatics opening steadily as the wine breathes. …
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Price: £79.95
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Cantenac Margaux 3rd Growth Classification

Scoring an excellent 85 parker points, the 1970 Brane Cantenac is deep ruby in color, with a spicy, herbaceous, earthy scent and medium bodied, with a soft, relatively concentrated finish.

Château Brane-Cantenac is a renowned wine estate situated in the Margaux appellation of Bordeaux, France. With roots tracing back to the 18th century, the estate has earned a reputation for crafting exceptional red wines. Encompassing approximately 75 hectares, the vineyard benefits from gravelly and sandy soils, ideal for cultivating Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot grapes. …
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Price: £129.00
Stock: 2 in Stock