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What to Buy
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Vinous - Neal Martin (94)
The 2000 Beauséjour Duffau-Lagarrosse was tasted from two bottles directly from the cellar. The first was oddly vegetal, but the second chimed with previous encounters. Sensual red cherries, raspberry preserve, rose petal and hints of black truffle feature on the nose. The palate is medium-bodied with mint-tinged red berry fruit, displaying fine depth and focus and fanning out gently on the white pepper and orange peel finish. This is worth seeking out.Inc. VAT£1,011.64 -
Vinous - Stephen Tanzer (87)
Good full red. Redcurrant, raspberry and a whiff of mushroom on the nose. Supple on entry, then perfumed in the middle, with clean, fresh, slightly clenched black cherry and redcurrant flavors. Turns a bit dry toward the back, finishing with floral red fruit flavors and a faint minty quality.Inc. VAT£649.24 -
Belcier 2000 represents the height of French winemaking tradition. This exceptional Bordeaux hails from Saint-Émilion, nestled in the heart of the prestigious Bordeaux wine region. The vineyard, owned by the historic Château Belcier, is esteemed for its centuries-old commitment to cultivating the finest Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. This stunning 2000 vintage exemplifies their unyielding dedication to craftsmanship.
The winemaking process is dedicated to honouring the terroir. A careful selection of grapes, handpicked for their maturity, undergo extensive maceration to intensify the aroma and colour. Aged for 14 months in French oak barrels, the Belcier 2000 embodies a full-bodied strength, with a balanced tannic structure that promises exceptional aging potential.
The resulting wine presents a complex bouquet of harmoniously blended scents - notes of blackcurrant mingle with hints of liquorice, accentuated by delicate wood undertones. Its charm lies in its elegant, intense taste profile, making Belcier 2000 a true connoisseur's delight.
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Wine Advocate (94+)
Even in a vintage such as 2003 there are wines that are youthful, unevolved and still in need of bottle age. The 2003 Bellevue Mondotte is one of those wines. From a tiny (5 acres) estate owned by Gerard Perse, this blend of 90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon exhibits youthful aromas of blue and black fruits, chalk dust, lead pencil shavings and Christmas fruitcake. Full, ripe and moderately tannic, it requires another 3-5 years of bottle age and could turn out to be one of the longest-lived wines of the vintage, lasting another 25-30 years.Inc. VAT£2,922.07 -
Wine Advocate (95)
A real blockbuster, the 2003 La Vina de Andres Romeo (100% Tempranillo) is exquisite, but, again, a mere 200 bottles will make it to America. Lucky readers who run across a bottle, and have the financial resources to purchase it, are in for a decadent treat.Inc. VAT£2,012.44 -
Wine Spectator (91)
Loads of mineral, violet and berry character. Full-bodied, with masses of fruit and round, ripe tannins. Very well done indeed. Score range: 89-91Inc. VAT£525.64 -
Indulge in the exceptional Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1995, an embodiment of superb Italian winemaking legacy. Born in the hills of Valpolicella, Italy's Veneto region, this prodigious vinous potion sweeps you off your feet with its potent charisma and unassailable quality. Bertani's commitment to traditional viticulture practices is testament to the wine's magnificent structure. The selected grapes undergo a meticulous drying process for approximately 120 days, intensifying the fruit's inherent flavours and sugar content. Finally, they age gracefully within the confines of Slavonian oak barrels for a remarkable six years prior to bottling. The resultant wine is rich, full-bodied, bearing dark fruit profiles intertwined with remnants of milk chocolate and dried fig nuances. Enjoy Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1995, an impressive memento of a superb vintage year and a genuine masterpiece by Bertani – one of Italy's most respected vineyards since 1857.
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Wine Enthusiast (92)
If any wine could be described as beautiful, then Beychevelle is beautiful. Its flavors of liquorice and blackcurrant are smooth and opulent, well proportioned. The texture is rich, ripe and generous.Inc. VAT£2,068.06 -
Wine Enthusiast (92)
If any wine could be described as beautiful, then Beychevelle is beautiful. Its flavors of liquorice and blackcurrant are smooth and opulent, well proportioned. The texture is rich, ripe and generous.Inc. VAT£1,870.87 -
Wine Enthusiast (93)
The most beautifully situated chateau, with its great view of the Gironde estuary, Beychevelle is another of those Médoc estates that has found top form after a fallow period in the 1980s and early '90s. The wine's generosity, sweetness and fruit is balanced with the carefully crafted structure of wood that underpins it all. Imported by Diageo Chateau & Estates.Inc. VAT£780.00 -
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Wine Enthusiast (98)
This great single-vineyard Champagne is from an atypical Champagne vintage. The heat waves that punctuated the 2003 summer produced wines that are often full. In this case, though, plenty of the magic of Pinot Noir in a privileged site remains, with a taut, structured wine, full of ripe fruits but with intense acidity. Drink this beautiful wine now and well into the future.Inc. VAT£1,735.22 -
Experience the full-bodied charm of the Boerl & Kroff B de Boerl & Kroff 2003. Crafted in the hallowed terroir of Champagne, this sparkling wine is the embodiment of patience and precision. Nestled in the French kissing vines of Marne Valley, the artisan producers of Boerl & Kroff employed an exclusive late harvesting technique. These selected grapes, meticulously hand-picked at full ripeness, ensure the richest possible taste and aroma in each bottle. The 2003 vintage is marked by its sunlit gold hue, nuanced by fine bubbles and a sublime creamy texture. On the palate, it unfurls layers of ripe apples and apricots with explosive citrus zest, all underscored by a mineral-driven finish. Its high-quality production, combined with only the best Champagne grape varieties, implements a rich, complex structure which makes the Boerl & Kroff B de Boerl & Kroff 2003 truly remarkable. Witness the taste of fine wine passion, patience, and precision with Boerl & Kroff.
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Experience the refined brilliance of the Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003, a masterpiece from the celebrated French house of Boerl & Kroff. This extraordinary champagne was delicately crafted from 100% hand-selected Pinot Noir grapes, harvested from three distinct vineyards in the prestigious Aube region of Champagne. Boerl & Kroff utilised rigorous vinification practices, including first press juice exclusivity and extended ageing in the bottle on lees for optimum complexity.
Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003 flaunts a golden hue, punctuated by an effervescence of the finest bubbles. On the nose, it exudes harmonious notes of ripe pear, toasted almonds, and creamy vanilla, seamless entwined. Palate presents a tantalising balance of rich fruitiness and secondary aromas of honeyed brioche and delicate spice. The finish is impressively lingering and sophisticated.
The Boerl & Kroff winemakers, Michel Boerl and Stéphane Sese, have continued their pursuit of perfection, ensuring each bottle of Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003 encapsulates a privileged moment.
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Vinous (93)
The 2000 Brut La Grande Année is a ripe, open wine bursting with generous, expansive fruit. Smoke, minerals, pastry crust and flowers add complexity to the radiant fruit. The Grande Année reveals gorgeous depth and a multi-dimensional, kaleidoscopic personality that screams of pure breed. The 2000 will be a fascinating vintage to follow. I am not sure is has the freshness to be an extremely long-lived wine, but it does a fabulous job in capturing the Bollinger house style. The 2000 Grande Année is 63% Pinot Noir, 37% Chardonnay of which 76% is Grand Cru and 24% is Premier Cru. This is Lot L911736. Disgorged January 19th, 2009.Inc. VAT£1,483.24 -
Vinous (95)
Light gold with a steady bead of pinpoint bubbles. Deep, musky aromas of buttered toast, cherry pit, blood orange, lemon rind, pungent herbs and yellow rose, with mounting spiciness. Deeply concentrated but showing unlikely finesse, with firm, gripping red berry and citrus flavors and exotic notes of candied flowers and smoky lees. Intriguing for its blend of richness and delicacy; the endless finish repeats the spice and floral notes and lingers with impressive clarity and notes of honey, anise and minerals.Inc. VAT£1,650.80 -
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Discover the exceptional Boyd-Cantenac 1995, a true connoisseur's delight from the acclaimed Bordeaux's Margaux appellation. This exquisite vintage exhibits a wonderful balance of tannin, fruit and acidity, reflecting its distinct terroir; a testament to the winemaking prowess of the Boyd-Cantenac estate. Raised in French oak barrels for 18 months, this blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot yields a complex palette featuring distinct notes of blackcurrant, plum, leather, and an intriguing hint of tobacco.
Hailing from a third growth Château, the Boyd-Cantenac 1995 exemplifies the art of traditional Bordeaux winemaking under the watchful eye of the Guillemet family. An esteemed producer since 1754, their dedication to expressing the uniqueness of their terroir in each bottle is unwavering, ensuring this vintage has gracefully evolved and matured for an unparalleled tasting experience. Savour the sophistication of Boyd-Cantenac 1995, a timeless gem from one of Bordeaux's finest Châteaux.
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Wine Spectator (91)
Currant and black licorice, with a coffee undertone. Plummy. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a long caressing finish. A beauty. Holding back still.--'95/'96 Bordeaux retrospective. Best after 2008. -JSInc. VAT£841.49 -
Wine Advocate (94)
This fully mature, gorgeous 2003 Branaire Ducru possesses silky tannins, lots of cedary, spice box, floral, black cherry, forest floor and velvety leather-like notes, full body, and an opulent, complex yet elegant style. A beauty of complexity, richness and finesse, it should continue to drink well for another 5-6 years.Inc. VAT£1,005.67 -
James Suckling (98)
The nose alone on this is reason enough to buy this. Rich and decadent with dried meats, dried mushrooms, ripe fruits, all tied together by flowers and a light cigar box character. The palate isn't bad either, loads of dried fruits, full-bodied and rich. Total decadence with a wild character. Makes me smile.Inc. VAT£3,380.03 -
Vinous (96+)
My guess is that one day Giacosa's Barbaresco Rabajà will be viewed as the most successful of his 2000 Barbareschi. I loved the wine's structure and power. Endless layers of mineral and balsamic-infused fruit caressed the palate through to the finish. Wow!Inc. VAT£1,659.64 -
Vinous (92+)
Highly nuanced, expressive aromas of roasted plum, cherry, maple syrup, dried rose, game, smoke, truffle, tar and earth. Superripe but brooding and backward; a distinctly masculine style of Barolo. Finishes with impressive tannic clout and a bit less length than the '96.Inc. VAT£2,426.44
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Vinous - Neal Martin (94)
The 2000 Beauséjour Duffau-Lagarrosse was tasted from two bottles directly from the cellar. The first was oddly vegetal, but the second chimed with previous encounters. Sensual red cherries, raspberry preserve, rose petal and hints of black truffle feature on the nose. The palate is medium-bodied with mint-tinged red berry fruit, displaying fine depth and focus and fanning out gently on the white pepper and orange peel finish. This is worth seeking out.In Bond£827.00 -
Vinous - Stephen Tanzer (87)
Good full red. Redcurrant, raspberry and a whiff of mushroom on the nose. Supple on entry, then perfumed in the middle, with clean, fresh, slightly clenched black cherry and redcurrant flavors. Turns a bit dry toward the back, finishing with floral red fruit flavors and a faint minty quality.In Bond£525.00 -
Belcier 2000 represents the height of French winemaking tradition. This exceptional Bordeaux hails from Saint-Émilion, nestled in the heart of the prestigious Bordeaux wine region. The vineyard, owned by the historic Château Belcier, is esteemed for its centuries-old commitment to cultivating the finest Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. This stunning 2000 vintage exemplifies their unyielding dedication to craftsmanship.
The winemaking process is dedicated to honouring the terroir. A careful selection of grapes, handpicked for their maturity, undergo extensive maceration to intensify the aroma and colour. Aged for 14 months in French oak barrels, the Belcier 2000 embodies a full-bodied strength, with a balanced tannic structure that promises exceptional aging potential.
The resulting wine presents a complex bouquet of harmoniously blended scents - notes of blackcurrant mingle with hints of liquorice, accentuated by delicate wood undertones. Its charm lies in its elegant, intense taste profile, making Belcier 2000 a true connoisseur's delight.
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Wine Advocate (94+)
Even in a vintage such as 2003 there are wines that are youthful, unevolved and still in need of bottle age. The 2003 Bellevue Mondotte is one of those wines. From a tiny (5 acres) estate owned by Gerard Perse, this blend of 90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon exhibits youthful aromas of blue and black fruits, chalk dust, lead pencil shavings and Christmas fruitcake. Full, ripe and moderately tannic, it requires another 3-5 years of bottle age and could turn out to be one of the longest-lived wines of the vintage, lasting another 25-30 years.In Bond£2,403.00 -
Wine Advocate (95)
A real blockbuster, the 2003 La Vina de Andres Romeo (100% Tempranillo) is exquisite, but, again, a mere 200 bottles will make it to America. Lucky readers who run across a bottle, and have the financial resources to purchase it, are in for a decadent treat.In Bond£1,661.00 -
Wine Spectator (91)
Loads of mineral, violet and berry character. Full-bodied, with masses of fruit and round, ripe tannins. Very well done indeed. Score range: 89-91In Bond£422.00 -
Indulge in the exceptional Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1995, an embodiment of superb Italian winemaking legacy. Born in the hills of Valpolicella, Italy's Veneto region, this prodigious vinous potion sweeps you off your feet with its potent charisma and unassailable quality. Bertani's commitment to traditional viticulture practices is testament to the wine's magnificent structure. The selected grapes undergo a meticulous drying process for approximately 120 days, intensifying the fruit's inherent flavours and sugar content. Finally, they age gracefully within the confines of Slavonian oak barrels for a remarkable six years prior to bottling. The resultant wine is rich, full-bodied, bearing dark fruit profiles intertwined with remnants of milk chocolate and dried fig nuances. Enjoy Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1995, an impressive memento of a superb vintage year and a genuine masterpiece by Bertani – one of Italy's most respected vineyards since 1857.
In Bond£229.00 -
Wine Enthusiast (92)
If any wine could be described as beautiful, then Beychevelle is beautiful. Its flavors of liquorice and blackcurrant are smooth and opulent, well proportioned. The texture is rich, ripe and generous.In Bond£1,702.00 -
Wine Enthusiast (92)
If any wine could be described as beautiful, then Beychevelle is beautiful. Its flavors of liquorice and blackcurrant are smooth and opulent, well proportioned. The texture is rich, ripe and generous.In Bond£1,527.00 -
Wine Enthusiast (93)
The most beautifully situated chateau, with its great view of the Gironde estuary, Beychevelle is another of those Médoc estates that has found top form after a fallow period in the 1980s and early '90s. The wine's generosity, sweetness and fruit is balanced with the carefully crafted structure of wood that underpins it all. Imported by Diageo Chateau & Estates.Inc. VAT£780.00 -
In Bond£720.00
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Wine Enthusiast (98)
This great single-vineyard Champagne is from an atypical Champagne vintage. The heat waves that punctuated the 2003 summer produced wines that are often full. In this case, though, plenty of the magic of Pinot Noir in a privileged site remains, with a taut, structured wine, full of ripe fruits but with intense acidity. Drink this beautiful wine now and well into the future.In Bond£1,438.00 -
Experience the full-bodied charm of the Boerl & Kroff B de Boerl & Kroff 2003. Crafted in the hallowed terroir of Champagne, this sparkling wine is the embodiment of patience and precision. Nestled in the French kissing vines of Marne Valley, the artisan producers of Boerl & Kroff employed an exclusive late harvesting technique. These selected grapes, meticulously hand-picked at full ripeness, ensure the richest possible taste and aroma in each bottle. The 2003 vintage is marked by its sunlit gold hue, nuanced by fine bubbles and a sublime creamy texture. On the palate, it unfurls layers of ripe apples and apricots with explosive citrus zest, all underscored by a mineral-driven finish. Its high-quality production, combined with only the best Champagne grape varieties, implements a rich, complex structure which makes the Boerl & Kroff B de Boerl & Kroff 2003 truly remarkable. Witness the taste of fine wine passion, patience, and precision with Boerl & Kroff.
In Bond£2,145.00 -
Experience the refined brilliance of the Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003, a masterpiece from the celebrated French house of Boerl & Kroff. This extraordinary champagne was delicately crafted from 100% hand-selected Pinot Noir grapes, harvested from three distinct vineyards in the prestigious Aube region of Champagne. Boerl & Kroff utilised rigorous vinification practices, including first press juice exclusivity and extended ageing in the bottle on lees for optimum complexity.
Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003 flaunts a golden hue, punctuated by an effervescence of the finest bubbles. On the nose, it exudes harmonious notes of ripe pear, toasted almonds, and creamy vanilla, seamless entwined. Palate presents a tantalising balance of rich fruitiness and secondary aromas of honeyed brioche and delicate spice. The finish is impressively lingering and sophisticated.
The Boerl & Kroff winemakers, Michel Boerl and Stéphane Sese, have continued their pursuit of perfection, ensuring each bottle of Boerl & Kroff Brut 2003 encapsulates a privileged moment.
In Bond£3,922.00 -
Vinous (93)
The 2000 Brut La Grande Année is a ripe, open wine bursting with generous, expansive fruit. Smoke, minerals, pastry crust and flowers add complexity to the radiant fruit. The Grande Année reveals gorgeous depth and a multi-dimensional, kaleidoscopic personality that screams of pure breed. The 2000 will be a fascinating vintage to follow. I am not sure is has the freshness to be an extremely long-lived wine, but it does a fabulous job in capturing the Bollinger house style. The 2000 Grande Année is 63% Pinot Noir, 37% Chardonnay of which 76% is Grand Cru and 24% is Premier Cru. This is Lot L911736. Disgorged January 19th, 2009.In Bond£1,220.00 -
Vinous (95)
Light gold with a steady bead of pinpoint bubbles. Deep, musky aromas of buttered toast, cherry pit, blood orange, lemon rind, pungent herbs and yellow rose, with mounting spiciness. Deeply concentrated but showing unlikely finesse, with firm, gripping red berry and citrus flavors and exotic notes of candied flowers and smoky lees. Intriguing for its blend of richness and delicacy; the endless finish repeats the spice and floral notes and lingers with impressive clarity and notes of honey, anise and minerals.In Bond£1,373.00 -
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Discover the exceptional Boyd-Cantenac 1995, a true connoisseur's delight from the acclaimed Bordeaux's Margaux appellation. This exquisite vintage exhibits a wonderful balance of tannin, fruit and acidity, reflecting its distinct terroir; a testament to the winemaking prowess of the Boyd-Cantenac estate. Raised in French oak barrels for 18 months, this blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot yields a complex palette featuring distinct notes of blackcurrant, plum, leather, and an intriguing hint of tobacco.
Hailing from a third growth Château, the Boyd-Cantenac 1995 exemplifies the art of traditional Bordeaux winemaking under the watchful eye of the Guillemet family. An esteemed producer since 1754, their dedication to expressing the uniqueness of their terroir in each bottle is unwavering, ensuring this vintage has gracefully evolved and matured for an unparalleled tasting experience. Savour the sophistication of Boyd-Cantenac 1995, a timeless gem from one of Bordeaux's finest Châteaux.
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Wine Spectator (91)
Currant and black licorice, with a coffee undertone. Plummy. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a long caressing finish. A beauty. Holding back still.--'95/'96 Bordeaux retrospective. Best after 2008. -JSIn Bond£682.00 -
Wine Advocate (94)
This fully mature, gorgeous 2003 Branaire Ducru possesses silky tannins, lots of cedary, spice box, floral, black cherry, forest floor and velvety leather-like notes, full body, and an opulent, complex yet elegant style. A beauty of complexity, richness and finesse, it should continue to drink well for another 5-6 years.In Bond£806.00 -
James Suckling (98)
The nose alone on this is reason enough to buy this. Rich and decadent with dried meats, dried mushrooms, ripe fruits, all tied together by flowers and a light cigar box character. The palate isn't bad either, loads of dried fruits, full-bodied and rich. Total decadence with a wild character. Makes me smile.In Bond£2,806.00 -
Vinous (96+)
My guess is that one day Giacosa's Barbaresco Rabajà will be viewed as the most successful of his 2000 Barbareschi. I loved the wine's structure and power. Endless layers of mineral and balsamic-infused fruit caressed the palate through to the finish. Wow!In Bond£1,367.00 -
Vinous (92+)
Highly nuanced, expressive aromas of roasted plum, cherry, maple syrup, dried rose, game, smoke, truffle, tar and earth. Superripe but brooding and backward; a distinctly masculine style of Barolo. Finishes with impressive tannic clout and a bit less length than the '96.In Bond£2,006.00
