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(6x150cl) 2020James Suckling (95-96)
This is really something with pure blackberry and blueberry character. Chewy yet ultra fine tannins. It goes on and on. Could challenge the great 2016.Inc. VAT£468.24 -
James Suckling (95-96)
This is really something with pure blackberry and blueberry character. Chewy yet ultra fine tannins. It goes on and on. Could challenge the great 2016.Inc. VAT£249.86 -
(12x37.5cl) 2021The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.Inc. VAT£265.09 -
(12x75cl) 2021The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.Inc. VAT£615.78 -
(3x75cl) 2021The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.Inc. VAT£139.15 -
The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.Inc. VAT£209.29 -
(1x150cl) 2022James Suckling (95-96)
Such beautiful tannins here that are refined and beautiful and bring you deep into the medium to full body. Currants and berries. Refined.Inc. VAT£103.69 -
James Suckling (95-96)
Such beautiful tannins here that are refined and beautiful and bring you deep into the medium to full body. Currants and berries. Refined.Inc. VAT£218.75 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (94)
The 2023 Prieuré-Lichine is seriously impressive. Rich and layered in the glass, the 2023 possesses notable textural richness and elegance. Dark-toned fruit, spice, new leather and licorice flesh out over time. This is an especially rich vintage for Prieuré-Lichine, but it's a style that works so well here. The 2023 impresses with its total sense of balance and harmony.Inc. VAT£204.20 -
(1x75cl) 2018Product Name 2018 exemplifies the pinnacle of fine winemaking, meticulously crafted in the renowned Bordeaux region. The grapes, sourced from the estate’s premier vineyards, benefit from optimal terroir, characterised by well-drained gravel soils and a favourable microclimate. Aged in French oak barrels for eighteen months, this vintage undergoes a traditional vinification process, ensuring a perfect balance of structure and elegance. The master vinemaker, with decades of expertise, employs precision harvesting and gentle pressing to preserve the nuanced flavours. Product Name 2018 offers a complex bouquet of dark berries, cedar, and subtle spice, culminating in a long, refined finish. This exceptional wine reflects the producer’s commitment to excellence and passion for creating memorable vintages, making Product Name 2018 a distinguished choice for connoisseurs and collectors alike.
Inc. VAT£164.78 -
Vinous - Stephen Tanzer (89)
Bright ruby-red. Aromas of currant, mocha, truffle and smoke. Fat and plump but with only moderate cut to the sweet flavors of red fruits, truffle and smoke. Offers plenty of sex appeal and a high-pH mouth feel but could use a bit more energy (I would never have picked this blind as a wine from the Moueix stable). Finishes with substantial dusty tannins.Inc. VAT£571.24 -
Wine Advocate (93)
This limited-production, 100% Merlot cuvee is a beauty. Sweet, almost caramelized black cherry fruit and dark mountain berries intermixed with forest floor and a touch of subtle oak characterize this full-bodied, rich, concentrated, superb Pomerol that should hit its stride in 3-4 years and last for two decades. Unfortunately, the production is only about 1,500 cases.Inc. VAT£403.55 -
Immerse yourself into the world of sophisticated indulgence with the Prunier 20YO Cognac NV. This rare, 20-year-old cognac hails from the prestigious House of Prunier, a family-owned company with roots dating back to 1769 in the heart of France's Cognac region. Each cask is meticulously tended to, ensuring optimal ageing and superior quality to deliver a sensation to your senses. The Prunier 20YO Cognac NV offers unparalleled complexity, revealing an enticing blend of delicate floral notes, harmonised with a hint of dried fruits and cinnamon. The careful extraction process accentuates the rich, velvety texture of this exquisite spirit, complementing its sustained intensity. The patience in its making is rewarded with its elegant amber hue. Toast to each crafted nuance in the long, warming finish, a testament to this signature Prunier product. Enhance any occasion with Prunier 20YO Cognac NV, a timeless statement of luxury and refinement.
Inc. VAT£483.72 -
Experience the unrivalled antiquity and sophistication of Prunier Très Vieille XO Grande Champagne Cognac NV. As an exceptional expression of the Grande Champagne region of France, this exquisite cognac displays the true elegance and pure mastery of Maison Prunier, a family-driven cognac house that prides itself on decades of experience in the art of distillation and aging. This NV NV embodies the pinnacle of cognac-, with its golden auburn hue and luscious notes of baked pear, white flower, and delicate spice that meld sublimely into a lengthy, seductive finish. Prunier Très Vieille XO is crafted through a meticulous double-distillation process, then aged in Limousin oak barrels for over three decades. Its incomparable depth of character and vibrancy find favour with the most discerning of palates. Relish the nobility of Prunier Très Vieille XO Grande Champagne Cognac NV - a testament to an unparalleled legacy of refined cognac-making.
Inc. VAT£1,045.32 -
Step into the world of opulence with the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977, an exquisite gem from Prunier's celebrated collection. This illustrious cognac, distilled in the revered Borderies region of Cognac, France, bears the legacy of its vineyards and highlights the expertise of Maison Prunier. An embodiment of fine craftsmanship, the cognac offers a harmonious palette with invigorating aromas of roasted coffee and fragrant flowers. The process of its creation is equally impressive, with the distillate aging in seasoned Limousin oak barrels, handpicked to enrich the spirits with optimal characteristics. Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977 then undergoes a meticulous blending process that interplays tradition and creativity. A curated indulgence, each decanter is exquisitely etched with a unique number, sealing its authenticity. The Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977 is not just a beverage, but a testament to Maison Prunier's cherished heritage. It isn't simply tasted; it's experienced.
Inc. VAT£387.90 -
Relish in the delights of the exquisite Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1978. Hailing from the favoured terroir of Borderies in the famed region of Cognac, France, the Prunier family has been producing first-rate cognacs since 1769, marrying traditional methods with a singular touch of modernity. The 1978 vintage is a true testimony to their heritage, characterised by its vibrant ambrosial quality indicative of the meticulously cultivated Ugni Blanc grapes. Aged for over four decades in Limousin oak casks, the cognac boasts a complex bouquet of earthy, nutty notes, paralleled by undertones of dried fruits, spices and a subtle floral hint—a testament to the particularity of the Borderies. Savour this opulent cognac with its charming amber hue and unparalleled balance—a crowning jewel of the Prunier Maison's grand legacy—making the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1978 a must-have for the discerning collector.
Inc. VAT£379.54 -
Immerse yourself in a captivating experience with the remarkable Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994. This exquisite cognac hails from the reputable House of Prunier, known for their mastery in creating exceptional spirits with utmost precision and quality since 1769. This noble nectar, exclusively from the sublime Borderies terroir, embodies the transformative power of patient ageing.
The Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994 is a testament to skilled craftsmanship: distilled through traditional charentais copper stills, then matured undisturbed in French oak casks until reaching optimum development. Exuding aromatic complexities, brace for a sensory bouquet of dried fruits, honeyed spice and subtle floral undertones in each sip.
Unique climate conditions of the 1994 vintage have beautifully shaped the cognac's intensity, giving it a distinct, immensely satisfying palate. Sumptuous yet subtle, this unique cognac proffers an unforgettable tasting journey. Treasure the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994, an emblem of finesse and sophistication.
Inc. VAT£368.74 -
Crafted by venerable French producer, Maison Prunier, the exemplary Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1985 immaculately encapsulates the essence of its harvest year. This remarkable spirit hails from the Fins Bois region, renowned for creating cognac with longevity and robust roundness. Grown on calcareous soils rich in marine fossils, the Ugni Blanc grapes yield a fine, well-rounded eau-de-vie that has faithfully matured within French oak barrels for decades.
The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1985 exhibits an impressive balance of persistent aromas and luxurious flavours, with hints of dried fruits, subtle spice, and earthy undertones. On the palate, it delivers an evolution of complex notes, from sweet honey to a lingering spice, beautifully epitomising the savoir-faire of Maison Prunier. Firmly rooted in tradition yet enigmatic, this cognac provides an enchanting journey through time to the revered vintage of 1985, promising a lucid experience of unparallel profundity.
Inc. VAT£288.34 -
Experience opulence with Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1986, a divine spirit emboldened by time to yield a harmonious symphony of flavours. This particular breed of the esteemed Prunier Vintage series, born in the heart of France's prestigious Fins Bois region, is rich with an unparalleled distinction punctuated by its 1986 origin, a monumental year in the world of cognac.
Individual grape eaux-de-vie batches are meticulously resourced from vineyards throughout the Fins Bois locale and diligently aged in French oak barrels, allowing the spirit to develop its signature characteristics. The meticulous methods of Maison Prunier are evident with every sip - a charming testament to over two centuries of refined cognac craftsmanship.
In a sip of the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1986, immerse yourself in the legacy of a celebrated maison, an outstanding vintage year, and the soul of an exceptional region. It is an unfailing reminder that exquisite things do indeed improve with age.
Inc. VAT£306.34 -
Experience the rich, luxurious taste of the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1992. A classic gem from the House of Prunier, a renowned cognac producer with centuries-long heritage based in France’s Cognac region. Each bottle is sourced exclusively from the 1992 harvest in Fins Bois, appreciated for its rich soils delivering unique aromatic intensity. This eau-de-vie matures for over two decades in oak casks to attain a remarkable balance between fruity vitality and sumptuous oak notes. The final product, manually bottled without blending, colouring or cold filtration, radiates a captivating golden hue and reveals an exquisite bouquet of ripe fruits, spices and tobacco. Each sip of Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1992 is a privilege, carrying you through a riveting journey of complex yet harmonious flavours. Cherished by cognac connoisseurs worldwide, this vintage is an extraordinary testament to the Prunier cognac legacy.
Inc. VAT£320.74 -
Delight in the exquisite Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994: a rich embodiment of remarkable craftsmanship. Beautifully crafted by Maison Prunier, a family-owned distillery revered for their prowess in artisan cognacs since 1769. This vintage is meticulously produced in the Fins Bois region of Cognac, France, home to deep soils favouring ripe, flavour-rich grapes.
Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994 undergoes traditional distillation; the Ugni Blanc grapes, harvested in 1994, are double distilled in unique copper pot stills. This yields eaux-de-vie full of character and depth. Then follows years of maturation within oak casks, imbuing this cognac with its distinguished taste profile.
Savour the complex notes of dried fruits, spices, with touches of vanilla and honey. On the palate, its texture is velvety, bringing forth a crescendo of flavours leading to a persistent finish. Emanating grandeur and excellence, Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994 is a delightful addition to any connoisseur's collection.
Inc. VAT£307.54 -
The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995, made in the heart of France, is an exquisite expression of traditional craftsmanship. This unrivalled spirit hails from the famous Maison Prunier, a family-run house with an enviable lineage dating back to the late 17th century. Impeccably preserved in Prunier's antique cellars, this cognac is a true embodiment of the Fins Bois terroir, known for its tender, floral notes.
Distillation of the 1995 crop was meticulously executed in copper pot stills, culminating in an eau-de-vie of remarkable finesse. It was then placed into oak casks where it matured for decades, extracting a complex array of flavours from the traditionally toasted wood. The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995 is prominent for its robust, yet smooth character, boasting an enchanting palette of dried fruits, spice, and oak notes.
If sophistication personified were a liquid, the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995 would undoubtedly be that exquisite potion.
Inc. VAT£302.74 -
The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 is an exquisite embodiment of masterful distillation from the famous House of Prunier. This premier cognac hails from Fins Bois, a sublime terroir of Cognac, France, adored for its dynamic, fast-aging eaux-de-vie. The 1996 vintage is a testimony to Prunier's inventive blending techniques paired with traditional distillation.
Undisturbed for nearly two decades before bottling, Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 offers an unparalleled depth of rich, balanced flavours; spicy oak with an undercurrent of luscious fruitiness. The soft, velvety texture tantalises the palate, leading into a long, warming finish, marking the excellence of its origins.
Presented in a chic wooden box with a numbered certificate, the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 is made to gratify even the most discerning connoisseurs, making it a prized gem that has runs true to the Prunier legacy.
Inc. VAT£314.74 -
An exceptional embodiment of French artistry, Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1971 is a rare and cherished cognac hailing from the prestigious Petite Champagne region. Emanating from the house of Maison Prunier, a cognac producer holding a legacy of over two centuries, this offering exudes grandeur and finesse that's truly unparalleled.
Made with Ugni Blanc grapes subjected to double distillation, this cognac was aged in French oak barrels for several decades, thereby imparting an extraordinary depth and complexity to its character. It showcases the exquisite subtlety of vintage cognacs, revealing a symphony of flavours, marked by notes of prunes, walnuts, tobacco and rancio, enveloped in the warmth of old port wine.
Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1971 is a magnificent collector's extravagance, with limited bottle production, making it an indelible part of any discerning connoisseur's collection. This sophisticated spirit truly encapsulates the expertise and tradition of Maison Prunier.
Inc. VAT£468.34 -
Experience the majestic history of French viticulture in every sip of the sublime Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1972. This exceptional spirit originates from the esteemed vineyards of Petite Champagne, renowned for producing the finest French Cognacs. Prunier, a story of a family that has been distilling cognac since the 17th century, presents a cognac that demonstrates their expertise and commitment to perfection.
This vintage cognac was painstakingly distilled in 1972, adopting traditional practices and time-tested expertise. The spirit aged gracefully in French Limousin oak barrels, acquiring its unique personality over the decades. With a luxurious bouquet of honeyed fruits, a whiff of violet, and subtle spices, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1972 paints a layered, nuanced palette on the nose. Each sip offers a testament to the fine balance between power and finesse. Savour it neat or on the rocks, you'll find this mesmerising spirit worthy of any special occasion.
Inc. VAT£445.33 -
Revel in the sumptuous pleasure of the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1980, an exquisite creation from the venerable House of Prunier, one of the oldest cognac houses in the illustrious Cognac region of France. The Petite Champagne title denotes the second finest cru in the Cognac region, a testament to its superlative quality.
This distinguished spirit is meticulously crafted from Ugni Blanc grapes and distilled in small copper pot stills, then matured in French oak barrels for several decades, giving it a truly memorable flavour profile. Expect a palate rich in dried fruits and nuts, underpinned by hints of vanilla and chocolate, with a long, smooth finish that has an ethereal quality.
Indulge in the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1980, a treasure that not only reflects the expertise and traditions of the Prunier family but is also a remarkable expression of the magical terroir of the Petite Champagne region.
Inc. VAT£376.85 -
Unveiling elegance in every sip, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1986 is a nuanced reflection of its provenance. Produced by the House of Prunier, an esteemed coognac producer with a thriving legacy spanning over two centuries, this epicurean delight hails from the Petite Champagne region of France, renowned for its prime cognac vineyards. Aged meticulously in hand-selected oak barrels, the development of this cognac's charm is slow and deliberate, forging an exquisite spirit.
Exhibiting profound complexity, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1986 astonishes with its rich colour and opulent bouquet. The senses are gently teased with floral hints, vibrant fruit notes and whispers of spice - an embodiment of its remarkable terroir. A seductively smooth palate honours the time-honoured craft, radiating with a finish that lingers with mellow warmth. Deemed a collectors' item, this 1986 vintage cognac is a distinguished publicaton in the anthology of Prunier's tradition of excellence.
Inc. VAT£327.98 -
The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1987, a splendid showcasing of expertise from Maison Prunier, is a remarkable expression hailing from the prestigious Petite Champagne region of France. This meticulously crafted cognac exudes refinement and finesse, offering a rich, aromatic profile of ripe fruit and hazelnut, underpinned by inviting notes of chocolate and spice. The 1987 vintage was distilled in traditional copper pot stills and aged in oak barrels, mirroring Prunier's timeless techniques.
In their two centuries of cognac-making, Maison Prunier has built a reputation for perfecting the art of producing vintage cognacs, using only the purest eau de vie. Known for their sustainable approach, Prunier nurtures their vineyards without the use of pesticides or additives, thus ensuring the continued calibre of their output. The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1987, a limited edition, is wholly representative of this house's commitment to excellence.
Inc. VAT£354.34 -
Delve into the world of refined spirits with Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1989 - a testament to artisanal craftsmanship and elegant maturity. Crafted in the most superior region of Cognac, Petite Champagne, this 1989 vintage is a perfect harmony of tradition and individualistic complexity. House of Prunier, a family steeped in history since the late 17th century, guarantees unique cognacs with singular personality, thanks to their vintage-specific production methods.
The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1989 is elaborated with meticulous dedication. Fine grapes undergo double distillation in the traditional copper pot stills before commencing their lengthy maturation in French oak barrels. This cognac is characterised by its deep mahogany hue and an aroma of exotic fruits and old leather with underlying notes of cacao. The palate is charmed with hints of orange blossom and lasting peppery spice. A delight for all connoisseurs, this Cognac is not just a drink, it's a journey into vintage spirit exploration.
Inc. VAT£344.74 -
Dive into a journey through time with the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1991. This distinct spirit hails from the esteemed Petite Champagne wine-growing region in France, a geographical indicator of unrivalled excellence. This exquisite Cognac is created by Prunier, one of the oldest Cognac houses with an enriching history dating back to 1705. The spirit embodies a show-stopping depth and complexity personifying the masterful distillation processes employed by Prunier over centuries.
The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1991 is aged in French oak barrels, under the meticulous watch of Prunier's cellar master to ensure its unique aromatic profile. With a nose of spicy oak and rounded with mature fruit, its palate seduces with hints of dried apricots, walnut, and delicate nuances of rancio. The satisfyingly long finish makes it a Cognac for sipping slowly, soaking up its timeless charm. Experience the grand heritage of the Prunier house with this cherished 1991 vintage.
Inc. VAT£319.54
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(6x150cl) 2020
James Suckling (95-96)
This is really something with pure blackberry and blueberry character. Chewy yet ultra fine tannins. It goes on and on. Could challenge the great 2016.In Bond£353.00 -
James Suckling (95-96)
This is really something with pure blackberry and blueberry character. Chewy yet ultra fine tannins. It goes on and on. Could challenge the great 2016.In Bond£191.00 -
(12x37.5cl) 2021
The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.In Bond£203.00 -
(12x75cl) 2021
The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.In Bond£477.32 -
(3x75cl) 2021
The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.In Bond£107.00 -
The Drinks Business (92-94)
Prieuré-Lichine (Margaux; 65% Cabernet Sauvignon; 30% Merlot; 5% Petit Verdot; 13% alcohol; a final yield of 36 hl/ha; tasted at the UGCB press tasting). Once again, this is very archetypally Margaux. Rose petals and dried rose petals, dried herbs and a touch of violet too. Fresh, bright, crunchy red and darker berry fruit; a little blackcurrant leaf too; and just a hint of fresh tobacco leaf. Very expressive aromatically and very refined on the entry and through the dense and compact (for the vintage) mid-palate; sinuous and quite crystalline. Very sapid and juicy, this is excitingly fresh with a lovely sense of balance on the long finish.In Bond£156.50 -
(1x150cl) 2022
James Suckling (95-96)
Such beautiful tannins here that are refined and beautiful and bring you deep into the medium to full body. Currants and berries. Refined.In Bond£80.00 -
James Suckling (95-96)
Such beautiful tannins here that are refined and beautiful and bring you deep into the medium to full body. Currants and berries. Refined.In Bond£163.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (94)
The 2023 Prieuré-Lichine is seriously impressive. Rich and layered in the glass, the 2023 possesses notable textural richness and elegance. Dark-toned fruit, spice, new leather and licorice flesh out over time. This is an especially rich vintage for Prieuré-Lichine, but it's a style that works so well here. The 2023 impresses with its total sense of balance and harmony.In Bond£149.50 -
(1x75cl) 2018
Product Name 2018 exemplifies the pinnacle of fine winemaking, meticulously crafted in the renowned Bordeaux region. The grapes, sourced from the estate’s premier vineyards, benefit from optimal terroir, characterised by well-drained gravel soils and a favourable microclimate. Aged in French oak barrels for eighteen months, this vintage undergoes a traditional vinification process, ensuring a perfect balance of structure and elegance. The master vinemaker, with decades of expertise, employs precision harvesting and gentle pressing to preserve the nuanced flavours. Product Name 2018 offers a complex bouquet of dark berries, cedar, and subtle spice, culminating in a long, refined finish. This exceptional wine reflects the producer’s commitment to excellence and passion for creating memorable vintages, making Product Name 2018 a distinguished choice for connoisseurs and collectors alike.
In Bond£134.00 -
Vinous - Stephen Tanzer (89)
Bright ruby-red. Aromas of currant, mocha, truffle and smoke. Fat and plump but with only moderate cut to the sweet flavors of red fruits, truffle and smoke. Offers plenty of sex appeal and a high-pH mouth feel but could use a bit more energy (I would never have picked this blind as a wine from the Moueix stable). Finishes with substantial dusty tannins.In Bond£460.00 -
Wine Advocate (93)
This limited-production, 100% Merlot cuvee is a beauty. Sweet, almost caramelized black cherry fruit and dark mountain berries intermixed with forest floor and a touch of subtle oak characterize this full-bodied, rich, concentrated, superb Pomerol that should hit its stride in 3-4 years and last for two decades. Unfortunately, the production is only about 1,500 cases.In Bond£317.00 -
Immerse yourself into the world of sophisticated indulgence with the Prunier 20YO Cognac NV. This rare, 20-year-old cognac hails from the prestigious House of Prunier, a family-owned company with roots dating back to 1769 in the heart of France's Cognac region. Each cask is meticulously tended to, ensuring optimal ageing and superior quality to deliver a sensation to your senses. The Prunier 20YO Cognac NV offers unparalleled complexity, revealing an enticing blend of delicate floral notes, harmonised with a hint of dried fruits and cinnamon. The careful extraction process accentuates the rich, velvety texture of this exquisite spirit, complementing its sustained intensity. The patience in its making is rewarded with its elegant amber hue. Toast to each crafted nuance in the long, warming finish, a testament to this signature Prunier product. Enhance any occasion with Prunier 20YO Cognac NV, a timeless statement of luxury and refinement.
In Bond£346.00 -
Experience the unrivalled antiquity and sophistication of Prunier Très Vieille XO Grande Champagne Cognac NV. As an exceptional expression of the Grande Champagne region of France, this exquisite cognac displays the true elegance and pure mastery of Maison Prunier, a family-driven cognac house that prides itself on decades of experience in the art of distillation and aging. This NV NV embodies the pinnacle of cognac-, with its golden auburn hue and luscious notes of baked pear, white flower, and delicate spice that meld sublimely into a lengthy, seductive finish. Prunier Très Vieille XO is crafted through a meticulous double-distillation process, then aged in Limousin oak barrels for over three decades. Its incomparable depth of character and vibrancy find favour with the most discerning of palates. Relish the nobility of Prunier Très Vieille XO Grande Champagne Cognac NV - a testament to an unparalleled legacy of refined cognac-making.
In Bond£814.00 -
Step into the world of opulence with the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977, an exquisite gem from Prunier's celebrated collection. This illustrious cognac, distilled in the revered Borderies region of Cognac, France, bears the legacy of its vineyards and highlights the expertise of Maison Prunier. An embodiment of fine craftsmanship, the cognac offers a harmonious palette with invigorating aromas of roasted coffee and fragrant flowers. The process of its creation is equally impressive, with the distillate aging in seasoned Limousin oak barrels, handpicked to enrich the spirits with optimal characteristics. Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977 then undergoes a meticulous blending process that interplays tradition and creativity. A curated indulgence, each decanter is exquisitely etched with a unique number, sealing its authenticity. The Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1977 is not just a beverage, but a testament to Maison Prunier's cherished heritage. It isn't simply tasted; it's experienced.
In Bond£311.00 -
Relish in the delights of the exquisite Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1978. Hailing from the favoured terroir of Borderies in the famed region of Cognac, France, the Prunier family has been producing first-rate cognacs since 1769, marrying traditional methods with a singular touch of modernity. The 1978 vintage is a true testimony to their heritage, characterised by its vibrant ambrosial quality indicative of the meticulously cultivated Ugni Blanc grapes. Aged for over four decades in Limousin oak casks, the cognac boasts a complex bouquet of earthy, nutty notes, paralleled by undertones of dried fruits, spices and a subtle floral hint—a testament to the particularity of the Borderies. Savour this opulent cognac with its charming amber hue and unparalleled balance—a crowning jewel of the Prunier Maison's grand legacy—making the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1978 a must-have for the discerning collector.
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Immerse yourself in a captivating experience with the remarkable Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994. This exquisite cognac hails from the reputable House of Prunier, known for their mastery in creating exceptional spirits with utmost precision and quality since 1769. This noble nectar, exclusively from the sublime Borderies terroir, embodies the transformative power of patient ageing.
The Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994 is a testament to skilled craftsmanship: distilled through traditional charentais copper stills, then matured undisturbed in French oak casks until reaching optimum development. Exuding aromatic complexities, brace for a sensory bouquet of dried fruits, honeyed spice and subtle floral undertones in each sip.
Unique climate conditions of the 1994 vintage have beautifully shaped the cognac's intensity, giving it a distinct, immensely satisfying palate. Sumptuous yet subtle, this unique cognac proffers an unforgettable tasting journey. Treasure the Prunier Vintage Borderies Cognac 1994, an emblem of finesse and sophistication.
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Crafted by venerable French producer, Maison Prunier, the exemplary Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1985 immaculately encapsulates the essence of its harvest year. This remarkable spirit hails from the Fins Bois region, renowned for creating cognac with longevity and robust roundness. Grown on calcareous soils rich in marine fossils, the Ugni Blanc grapes yield a fine, well-rounded eau-de-vie that has faithfully matured within French oak barrels for decades.
The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1985 exhibits an impressive balance of persistent aromas and luxurious flavours, with hints of dried fruits, subtle spice, and earthy undertones. On the palate, it delivers an evolution of complex notes, from sweet honey to a lingering spice, beautifully epitomising the savoir-faire of Maison Prunier. Firmly rooted in tradition yet enigmatic, this cognac provides an enchanting journey through time to the revered vintage of 1985, promising a lucid experience of unparallel profundity.
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Experience opulence with Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1986, a divine spirit emboldened by time to yield a harmonious symphony of flavours. This particular breed of the esteemed Prunier Vintage series, born in the heart of France's prestigious Fins Bois region, is rich with an unparalleled distinction punctuated by its 1986 origin, a monumental year in the world of cognac.
Individual grape eaux-de-vie batches are meticulously resourced from vineyards throughout the Fins Bois locale and diligently aged in French oak barrels, allowing the spirit to develop its signature characteristics. The meticulous methods of Maison Prunier are evident with every sip - a charming testament to over two centuries of refined cognac craftsmanship.
In a sip of the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1986, immerse yourself in the legacy of a celebrated maison, an outstanding vintage year, and the soul of an exceptional region. It is an unfailing reminder that exquisite things do indeed improve with age.
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Experience the rich, luxurious taste of the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1992. A classic gem from the House of Prunier, a renowned cognac producer with centuries-long heritage based in France’s Cognac region. Each bottle is sourced exclusively from the 1992 harvest in Fins Bois, appreciated for its rich soils delivering unique aromatic intensity. This eau-de-vie matures for over two decades in oak casks to attain a remarkable balance between fruity vitality and sumptuous oak notes. The final product, manually bottled without blending, colouring or cold filtration, radiates a captivating golden hue and reveals an exquisite bouquet of ripe fruits, spices and tobacco. Each sip of Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1992 is a privilege, carrying you through a riveting journey of complex yet harmonious flavours. Cherished by cognac connoisseurs worldwide, this vintage is an extraordinary testament to the Prunier cognac legacy.
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Delight in the exquisite Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994: a rich embodiment of remarkable craftsmanship. Beautifully crafted by Maison Prunier, a family-owned distillery revered for their prowess in artisan cognacs since 1769. This vintage is meticulously produced in the Fins Bois region of Cognac, France, home to deep soils favouring ripe, flavour-rich grapes.
Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994 undergoes traditional distillation; the Ugni Blanc grapes, harvested in 1994, are double distilled in unique copper pot stills. This yields eaux-de-vie full of character and depth. Then follows years of maturation within oak casks, imbuing this cognac with its distinguished taste profile.
Savour the complex notes of dried fruits, spices, with touches of vanilla and honey. On the palate, its texture is velvety, bringing forth a crescendo of flavours leading to a persistent finish. Emanating grandeur and excellence, Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1994 is a delightful addition to any connoisseur's collection.
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The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995, made in the heart of France, is an exquisite expression of traditional craftsmanship. This unrivalled spirit hails from the famous Maison Prunier, a family-run house with an enviable lineage dating back to the late 17th century. Impeccably preserved in Prunier's antique cellars, this cognac is a true embodiment of the Fins Bois terroir, known for its tender, floral notes.
Distillation of the 1995 crop was meticulously executed in copper pot stills, culminating in an eau-de-vie of remarkable finesse. It was then placed into oak casks where it matured for decades, extracting a complex array of flavours from the traditionally toasted wood. The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995 is prominent for its robust, yet smooth character, boasting an enchanting palette of dried fruits, spice, and oak notes.
If sophistication personified were a liquid, the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1995 would undoubtedly be that exquisite potion.
In Bond£238.00 -
The Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 is an exquisite embodiment of masterful distillation from the famous House of Prunier. This premier cognac hails from Fins Bois, a sublime terroir of Cognac, France, adored for its dynamic, fast-aging eaux-de-vie. The 1996 vintage is a testimony to Prunier's inventive blending techniques paired with traditional distillation.
Undisturbed for nearly two decades before bottling, Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 offers an unparalleled depth of rich, balanced flavours; spicy oak with an undercurrent of luscious fruitiness. The soft, velvety texture tantalises the palate, leading into a long, warming finish, marking the excellence of its origins.
Presented in a chic wooden box with a numbered certificate, the Prunier Vintage Fins Bois Cognac 1996 is made to gratify even the most discerning connoisseurs, making it a prized gem that has runs true to the Prunier legacy.
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An exceptional embodiment of French artistry, Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1971 is a rare and cherished cognac hailing from the prestigious Petite Champagne region. Emanating from the house of Maison Prunier, a cognac producer holding a legacy of over two centuries, this offering exudes grandeur and finesse that's truly unparalleled.
Made with Ugni Blanc grapes subjected to double distillation, this cognac was aged in French oak barrels for several decades, thereby imparting an extraordinary depth and complexity to its character. It showcases the exquisite subtlety of vintage cognacs, revealing a symphony of flavours, marked by notes of prunes, walnuts, tobacco and rancio, enveloped in the warmth of old port wine.
Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1971 is a magnificent collector's extravagance, with limited bottle production, making it an indelible part of any discerning connoisseur's collection. This sophisticated spirit truly encapsulates the expertise and tradition of Maison Prunier.
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Experience the majestic history of French viticulture in every sip of the sublime Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1972. This exceptional spirit originates from the esteemed vineyards of Petite Champagne, renowned for producing the finest French Cognacs. Prunier, a story of a family that has been distilling cognac since the 17th century, presents a cognac that demonstrates their expertise and commitment to perfection.
This vintage cognac was painstakingly distilled in 1972, adopting traditional practices and time-tested expertise. The spirit aged gracefully in French Limousin oak barrels, acquiring its unique personality over the decades. With a luxurious bouquet of honeyed fruits, a whiff of violet, and subtle spices, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1972 paints a layered, nuanced palette on the nose. Each sip offers a testament to the fine balance between power and finesse. Savour it neat or on the rocks, you'll find this mesmerising spirit worthy of any special occasion.
In Bond£361.00 -
Revel in the sumptuous pleasure of the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1980, an exquisite creation from the venerable House of Prunier, one of the oldest cognac houses in the illustrious Cognac region of France. The Petite Champagne title denotes the second finest cru in the Cognac region, a testament to its superlative quality.
This distinguished spirit is meticulously crafted from Ugni Blanc grapes and distilled in small copper pot stills, then matured in French oak barrels for several decades, giving it a truly memorable flavour profile. Expect a palate rich in dried fruits and nuts, underpinned by hints of vanilla and chocolate, with a long, smooth finish that has an ethereal quality.
Indulge in the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1980, a treasure that not only reflects the expertise and traditions of the Prunier family but is also a remarkable expression of the magical terroir of the Petite Champagne region.
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Unveiling elegance in every sip, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1986 is a nuanced reflection of its provenance. Produced by the House of Prunier, an esteemed coognac producer with a thriving legacy spanning over two centuries, this epicurean delight hails from the Petite Champagne region of France, renowned for its prime cognac vineyards. Aged meticulously in hand-selected oak barrels, the development of this cognac's charm is slow and deliberate, forging an exquisite spirit.
Exhibiting profound complexity, the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1986 astonishes with its rich colour and opulent bouquet. The senses are gently teased with floral hints, vibrant fruit notes and whispers of spice - an embodiment of its remarkable terroir. A seductively smooth palate honours the time-honoured craft, radiating with a finish that lingers with mellow warmth. Deemed a collectors' item, this 1986 vintage cognac is a distinguished publicaton in the anthology of Prunier's tradition of excellence.
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The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1987, a splendid showcasing of expertise from Maison Prunier, is a remarkable expression hailing from the prestigious Petite Champagne region of France. This meticulously crafted cognac exudes refinement and finesse, offering a rich, aromatic profile of ripe fruit and hazelnut, underpinned by inviting notes of chocolate and spice. The 1987 vintage was distilled in traditional copper pot stills and aged in oak barrels, mirroring Prunier's timeless techniques.
In their two centuries of cognac-making, Maison Prunier has built a reputation for perfecting the art of producing vintage cognacs, using only the purest eau de vie. Known for their sustainable approach, Prunier nurtures their vineyards without the use of pesticides or additives, thus ensuring the continued calibre of their output. The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1987, a limited edition, is wholly representative of this house's commitment to excellence.
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Delve into the world of refined spirits with Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1989 - a testament to artisanal craftsmanship and elegant maturity. Crafted in the most superior region of Cognac, Petite Champagne, this 1989 vintage is a perfect harmony of tradition and individualistic complexity. House of Prunier, a family steeped in history since the late 17th century, guarantees unique cognacs with singular personality, thanks to their vintage-specific production methods.
The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1989 is elaborated with meticulous dedication. Fine grapes undergo double distillation in the traditional copper pot stills before commencing their lengthy maturation in French oak barrels. This cognac is characterised by its deep mahogany hue and an aroma of exotic fruits and old leather with underlying notes of cacao. The palate is charmed with hints of orange blossom and lasting peppery spice. A delight for all connoisseurs, this Cognac is not just a drink, it's a journey into vintage spirit exploration.
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Dive into a journey through time with the Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1991. This distinct spirit hails from the esteemed Petite Champagne wine-growing region in France, a geographical indicator of unrivalled excellence. This exquisite Cognac is created by Prunier, one of the oldest Cognac houses with an enriching history dating back to 1705. The spirit embodies a show-stopping depth and complexity personifying the masterful distillation processes employed by Prunier over centuries.
The Prunier Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac 1991 is aged in French oak barrels, under the meticulous watch of Prunier's cellar master to ensure its unique aromatic profile. With a nose of spicy oak and rounded with mature fruit, its palate seduces with hints of dried apricots, walnut, and delicate nuances of rancio. The satisfyingly long finish makes it a Cognac for sipping slowly, soaking up its timeless charm. Experience the grand heritage of the Prunier house with this cherished 1991 vintage.
In Bond£252.00
