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Beychevelle 2025 (6x75cl)
Touted by Neal Martin, Antonio Galloni and Jeff Leve as possibly the estate’s finest vintage yet – “It is an exceptional Beychevelle, one of the finest in recent memory” (Antonio Galloni).
Brane-Cantenac 2025 (6x75cl)
98-100pt Brane-Cantenac at just £237 per 6 IB - “in competition with the 2022 as the best vintage ever produced at the estate” (Jeff Leve)
Mouton Rothschild 2025 (6x75cl)
Potential 100-point 2025 Mouton with the highest Cabernet ever used in the Grand Vin, and 100-point 2016 now 41% more expensive.
Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande 2025 (6x75cl)
A standout 2025 release offering First Growth quality at just £597 per 6 IB, and scored level with Latour and Mouton by Galloni.
La Mission Haut-Brion 2025 (6x75cl)
La Mission Haut-Brion 2025 is one of Galloni’s wines of the vintage, with a potential 100pts from Jeff Leve, and released at a 19% discount to 2022.
Giscours 2025 (6x75cl)
Château Giscours 2025 looks like one of the most compelling Margaux releases of the vintage, combining 97-98pts from James Suckling, a floral, Cabernet-led style and the freshness and elegance that define the best 2025s. With the estate on a clear upward trajectory under the Jelgersma family and Alexander van Beek, this sits just one Galloni point behind Palmer, at around a quarter of the price.
Lynch-Bages 2025 (6x75cl)
With its deep, structured and powerful style, Château Lynch-Bages is extremely hard not to enjoy, and with the quality it provides at such a reasonable price, it is always popular among Bordeaux collectors. The 2025 vintage has just been released and 'continues the strongest run from Lynch-Bages since the 1980s' (NM). Being awarded no fewer than five potential 98-point scores across some of Bordeaux's most influential critics, the 2025 Lynch-Bages has turned out beautifully.
Lafite Rothschild 2025 (6x75cl)
Château Lafite-Rothschild 2025, which with three potential 100-point scores is without a doubt one of the wines of the vintage. With a rare, potential 100-point score from the most influential critic Neal Martin, one of only three wines in this vintage to achieve this, it should be firmly on collectors' radars. The best wines of 2025 have a rare blend of exuberant fruit, silky tannins, freshness and low alcohol that makes them so unique. The 2025 Lafite-Rothschild epitomises this style and as Neal Martin says, 'it is blessed with extraordinary harmony'.
Te Mata Coleraine 2024 (6x75cl)
Located in Hawke's Bay, Te Mata is New Zealand's longest running winery, with over 120 vintages under its belt. Coleraine is the estate's top cuvée and is undoubtedly one of the world's greatest Bordeaux blends. With a perfect 100 from NZ's Wine Orbit publication, plus 98-points apiece from both Halliday Wine Companion and The Real Review, this vintage is another outstanding success.
Cos d'Estournel 2025 (6x75cl)
With a potential 100 points from Ivar Bjurner (The Wine Independent), along with potential 99 point scores from James Suckling, Jeb Dunnuck and Antonio Galloni (Vinous), this is one of the most consistently highly scored releases of the campaign that shouldn't be missed. What makes the Cos 2025 even more appealing though is the fact that its release price matches that of the far inferior 2024 vintage. William Kelley described Cos 2025 as 'one of the finest wines this property has produced in the last decade' which puts it up there with the likes of the legendary 2016 vintage.
Henschke Hill of Grace Shiraz 2022 (3x75cl)
Hill of Grace is Henschke’s top wine and for very good reason. The single vineyard, Hill of Grace contains vines planted at the very start of the estate in 1860 which are still used in the production of this monumental wine today at 160 years old. The small 8 hectare plot is now grown using biodynamic & organic viticulture and these vines now produce one of the finest expressions of Shiraz in the world. With an exceptional 99pts from Erin Larkin (Wine Advocate, 2022’s Hill of Grace follows the exceptional 2021 which, in turn, succeeded the non-existent 2020. Whilst collctor's were universally enamoured by the linear intensity and brooding length of the 2021, its predecessor looks set to potentially surpass this with its concentration and ineffable balance.
L'Evangile 2025 (6x75cl)
Château L’Evangile maintains the stylistic ethos of refined elegance that runs through all of the wines in their stable. It's worth noting that Neal Martin's 96-98 point score puts 2025 L’Evangile just a single point behind his 97-99 point scores for Petrus and Le Pin.
Cheval Blanc 2025 (6x75cl)
Cheval Blanc rarely presents a clear-cut value moment in En Primeur. Yet the 2025 Cheval Blanc has arrived with the kind of pricing dislocation collectors wait years for. 2025 is currently the cheapest way to own a potential 100pts Cheval Blanc, trading at an estimated 11–17% discount to every comparable high-scoring vintage. In other words, you are paying less than a 96pts 2020 for a wine that could be perfect. That is a rare anomaly at this level, and one that tends to close quickly once final bottling scores land.
Batailley 2025 (12x75cl)
In 2025, Batailley looks to have staked an early claim to being the value-pick of the entire campaign. Lovers of classical, structured but rewarding Pauillac are going to want to have plenty of this exceptional wine in their cellars. An excellent way to continue the momentum of Pontet-Canet, this is a special vintage for this Pauillac gem that long-term followers of the estate will want to own.
Pontet-Canet 2025 (6x75cl)
Producing a thrillingly lush yet elegant expression of Pauillac in this singular vintage, Pontet-Canet 2025 comes to the market today with 96-98+ points from Antonio Galloni, Vinous with the other critics yet to publish their notes. In 2025, Pontet Canet is a blend of 56% Cabernet Sauvignon, 39% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petit Verdot that will be matured in 50% new oak and 35% concrete amphoras. In 2025, as with many other top expressions, the alcohol level is delightfully balanced for a warm, intense year at 13.3% ABV.
Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay 2023 (6x75cl)
A big release for Chardonnay fans today as the iconic Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay sees its 2023 vintage come to the market. Leeuwin’s Art Series represents the most opulent and age-worthy wines from each vintage. A nod to Bordeaux’s Mouton Rothschild, each bottling is adorned with artworks commissioned from leading contemporary Australian artists.
Henri Naudin-Ferrand (Claire Naudin) Cote Nuits Villages Viola Odorata VV 2023 (12x75cl)
One of the three daughters of Henri Naudin-Ferrand, the masterful winemaking brilliance of Claire Naudin has cemented her Domaine as one of the most sought-after cult labels in contemporary Burgundy. Taking the reins in 1994, Naudin’s estate straddles plots across both the Côtes de Beaune and Côtes de Nuits all of which she farms meticulously with responsible agriculture and biodynamic principles.
Vaudieu Chateauneuf-du-Pape Blanc Clos du Belvedere Blanc 2021 (6x75cl)
White Châteauneuf-du-Pape is one of the Rhône’s great insider secrets — and Clos du Belvédère Blanc 2021 is as close as it gets to the category’s summit. Awarded a stunning 98 points by Decanter, this tiny-production cuvée is made from old-vine Grenache Blanc grown on the appellation’s famed galets roulés, delivering a style that is at once bright, saline, and quietly powerful.
Prophets Rock Cuvee aux Antipodes 2022 (6x75cl)
Prophet's Rock Cuvée Aux Antipodes is one of the New World’s best Pinot Noirs. A collaboration between the legendary Francois Millet (former winemaker at Burgundy's Comte Georges de Vogüé) and cult New Zealand winemaker Paul Pujol, Prophet's Rock Cuvée Aux Antipodes is a true example of how New Zealand Pinot Noir can rival top Burgundy Grand Cru.
Lynch-Bages 2015 (6x75cl)
Few wines deliver the sheer thrill of Pauillac with the consistency of Château Lynch-Bages. We are delighted to offer the superb 2015 vintage—a year that is now entering the start of its prime drinking window, and one that many Bordeaux lovers will be hunting down as it begins to show its full class.
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