France

Lalande de Pomerol, Bordeaux, France. Enclos de Viaud is located on the Lalande bank of the Barbanne river in the lieu-dit Viaud et Maréchaude. Enclos de Viaud consists of 2,48 hectares split into two parcels. Merlot is the dominant variety, and the vineyard and soils are managed plot by plot...

Languedoc-Roussillon, France. The wine is quite clearly Pinot Noir, albeit a rather full flavoured one, and finishes with balancing acidity and tannin and good palate persistence...

Champagne, France. 'The greatest wine – the more striking for its modest St-Thierry origins – is the scintillating Les Rachais cuvee, which should become one of the modern classics of Champagne' Michael Edwards – The Finest Wines of Champagne...

Sancerre, France. Lithe and focused, this displays classic Sancerre lemony citrus and mineral aromas and flavors, with great energy and drive on the palate and length on the finish. An ideal match for goat's cheese, fish, or shellfish...

Pays d’Oc & Comté Tolosan, France. Silky & elegant with raspberry, summer fruit, a touch of black pepper & balanced by velvety tannins...

Alsace, France. Straw yellow in colour. Rich concentrated aromas of botrytised and exotic fruit.  This is a powerful and complex wine on the palate verging on the dry side but with roundness and a very long finish (semi-dry)...

Alsace, France. Light gold yellow with an intense, fresh nose of citrus fruits and refined complexity. A frank and pure attack on the palate with nice balance, strong fruitiness and a dry and elegant finish. A great Pinot Blanc with wonderful fruit, very approachable...

Alsace, France. This Pinot Gris has a charming and complex nose of dried white fruits, nuts and smokiness – very expressive! The palate is generous and medium bodied and has a great mouth filling texture. Pleasantly fruit forward with a very enjoyable finish thanks to its balanced acidity...

Alsace, France. Nose of pink grapefruit and lime combined with floral notes (white flowers). Bone dry and racy, with a slight mineral edge, a characteristic from Bergheim soils.  In the mouth, the palate is vibrant and intense but elegant, without any heaviness. Its acidity structure is firm but nicely integrated. It is a true gastronomic Riesling which will age well for at least 5-7 years.

Chablis, France. Located in the north of Burgundy, in Yonne department, the appellation stretches over around 20 communes that cover the hillsides running alongside the pretty Serein Valley. The vineyard enjoys an exceptional geological situation...