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Immerse yourself in the superb world of French vino with the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020. Crafted impeccably by Lafite's talented team from the exceptional Médoc region, this wine emanates luxury. With its grapes picked under optimum conditions, it's a prime example of attention-to-detail, characteristic of the Rothschild name.
Led by a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, the profile displays an enchanting bouquet of blackcurrants, earthy undertones, smokey cedar and hint of spice. Each sip reveals layers of intense complexity, harmoniously intertwined in elegant structure. The tannin-finesse extends to a lingering finish.
Epitomising brilliant winemaking synthesis, the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020 is righteously age-worthy and perfectly consummate for the discerning oenophile.
Dive into the enchanting realm of Bordeaux wines. Treat yourself to the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020 today.
Inc. VAT£259.61 -
Barroche Liberty 2015 embodies the pinnacle of Argentine winemaking. Harvested from the esteemed vineyards in Mendoza's Uco Valley, this exquisite wine benefits from high-altitude terroir, imparting a distinctive minerality and vibrant acidity. Carefully selected Malbec grapes undergo traditional fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, followed by ageing in French oak barrels for twelve months, allowing the development of complex flavours and silky tannins. The producer, Pablo Barroche, renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and commitment to sustainable viticulture, ensures each bottle reflects both elegance and power. On the nose, Barroche Liberty 2015 reveals rich aromas of dark berries, plum, and subtle spices, which evolve into a harmonious palate featuring layers of blackcurrant, cocoa, and a hint of vanilla. This vintage stands as a testament to Barroche's expertise, making it a distinguished choice for discerning wine enthusiasts.
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Filled with grandeur, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 is a fine gem from the Côte de Nuits region in Burgundy, France. This robust red, by renowned winemaker Pierre Bart, is a testament to the depth of his 6 generations-worth viticulture command.
Made from aged Pinot Noir vines, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 is noted for its sumptuous layers of complexity. Its 18-month maturation in oak barrels imparts a hint of spice that pairs exquisitely with its rich fruit undertones. A waft of crushed red cherries and wild raspberries encapsulates the essence of the wine's terroir, whilst a gentle touch of mineral inflection evokes the limestone-rich soil of the vineyard.
Exuding sensuality yet profoundly structured, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 treads flawlessly between power and elegance, drawing devoted followers. A wine of such mesmerising depth, it remains ever-engaging as it evolves in the glass over time.
Inc. VAT£1,395.49 -
(6x75cl) 2019Revered amongst vinophiles, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 instantly commands respect, crafted meticulously on the prestigious slopes of Chambolle-Musigny, in the heart of Burgundy. The producer, Domaine Bart, richly rooted in viticulture heritage since 1830, is lauded for its relentless pursuit of excellence. Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 is a magnificent expression of the producer's capabilities, exuding an enchanting spectrum of nuanced flavours. The grapes embody the vineyard's unique terroir, ripened to perfection, manually harvested, and gently vinified for 15 days in wooden vats, followed by an 18-month maturation in oak barrels. One cannot ignore the intense, rich ruby colour that perfectly complements the aromatic bouquet of red fruits, woody spice, and mushrooms. The palette is an intricate balancing act between full-bodied power and silken finesse. A triumphant display of French wine craftsmanship, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 showcases the zenith of Burgundy's Pinot Noir.
Inc. VAT£1,251.49 -
The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 is an exquisite red Burgundy that marries finesse with robust intensity. A product of Pierre Bart, a sixth-generation winemaker, it hails from the esteemed Bonnes-Mares vineyard of France’s prestigious Côte de Nuits region. With a meticulous winemaking approach, Pierre Bart cultivates a traditional viticulture, utilising diligent grape selection and traditional vinification methods, an integral part of his age-old family wine-making practices.
The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 embodies an eloquent expression of Pinot Noir, featuring a vibrant palette of luscious red fruit notes balanced harmoniously with earthy undertones and an alluring hint of spice. Aged in carefully selected French oak barrels, it boasts a rich texture and vast ageing potential. The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 is a coveted prize among connoisseurs, a testament to the impeccable winemaking craftsmanship of Pierre Bart, truly reflecting the character and essence of its famed terroir.
Inc. VAT£1,220.00 -
(6x75cl) 2022The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2022 embodies the epitome of sophistication. Hailing from renowned French vineyards in the Côte de Nuits subregion of Burgundy, this wine is a true product of its terroir. Bart's gravely soils, steep slopes and eastern exposure combine to engender a wine of expressive character and distinction. The Bart family, a dynasty of winemakers dating back to the mid-19th century, harness traditional winemaking methods, utilising hand-harvested Pinot Noir grapes, aged in oak for a minimum of 18 months.
The result is a wine displaying an intense garnet hue, with an extraordinary array of aromas from ripe red fruits to delicate woodland notes. On the palate, it flourishes with sweet spices and silky tannins, ending in an elegant and long-lasting finish. Cherish the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2022, a transcendent experience reflecting French viticulture at its finest.
Inc. VAT£1,466.80 -
(6x75cl) 2018Behold the exquisite Bart Chambertin-Clos De Beze Grand Cru 2018. Expertly crafted in Gevrey-Chambertin, the heart of Burgundy's wine region, this distinguished Pinot Noir is the epitome of French winemaking artistry. The esteemed domain of Pierre Bart diligently nurtures the vines, prizing quality over quantity to yield an exceptional vintage. This grand cru offers a sophisticated palate of ripe red berries, suffused with aromatic floral notes and framed in nuanced minerality. The 2018 vintage was an intensely hot year, and the resulting wine beautifully balances ripeness with the terroir's classic earthiness. Longevity is another of its charms, hinting at an evolution that future decades will unveil. Savour the concinnity of tradition and innovation which defines the Bart Chambertin-Clos De Beze Grand Cru 2018. A captivating encounter for the discerning oenophile.
Inc. VAT£1,566.34 -
(6x75cl) 2020The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020 is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Domaine Bart. Hailing from the Burgundy region of France, this quintessential artisanal wine showcases the exemplary depth and complexity inherent in Pinot Noir from such a revered terroir. The 2020 vintage is particularly noteworthy, exhibiting an extraordinary balance between fruity charms and savoury highlights. Meticulously produced with hand-picked grapes, the Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020 offers a delicate palate of red berries, underlain by nuances of earthy, mushroom tones. Its ageing process in French oak barrels lends a refined, silky tannic structure, weaving enriching textiles of spice across the palette. Aged in carefully controlled conditions to maintain optimal finesse and flavour profile, this wine serves as a proud personification of the iconic Bart legacy. The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020, a limited-edition jewel in the crown of Burgundian wine, is an irresistible indulgence for the most discerning of wine connoisseurs.
Inc. VAT£400.04 -
The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2022, an exquisite release from the reputable Maison Bart, is the epitome of French savoir-faire. Flaunting a splendid ruby hue and emanating rich, fruity aromas, this masterfully crafted Burgundy wine is nothing short of a sommelier's dream. Born in the vineyards of Fixin, in the revered Côte de Nuits region of France, this wine benefits from a unique terroir and an outstanding climatic environment. Using age-old techniques, the Bart family painstakingly ferments handpicked Pinot Noir grapes, yielding complex, earthy undertones embellished with notes of red fruits. Their commitment to tradition, coupled with an innovative outlook, results in this harmonious, full-bodied vintage that leaves an enduring finish. With a reputation rooted in seven generations of winemaking, the Bart Fixin Hervelets 2022 is a testament to the continuity of the Bart family's matchless craft, delivering an extraordinary French wine of distinct quality.
Inc. VAT£372.80 -
Discover the distinctive character of the Le Puy Barthelemy 2017, an elegant embodiment of artisanal winemaking stemming from Bordeaux's right bank, in the heart of France. This biodynamically grown wine, crafted by Château le Puy, unravels the organic nuances of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, handpicked from unique limestone and clay soils. Its deep ruby hue, accented by aromas of ripe red fruits and tapered by delicate notes of truffle and licorice, make it an enticing selection. Impeccably balanced, Le Puy Barthelemy 2017's complexity unfolds on the palate revealing structured tannins and an enduring finish, in typical Bordeaux style. Expect a remarkable evolution and ageing potential. The winemaking process i.e., spontaneous fermentation, is devoid of synthetic inputs, honouring ancestral traditions. This sublime expression of terroir not only reflects their commitment to unadulterated winemaking but also reinforces Le Puy Barthelemy 2017 as a bonafide connoisseur's delight.
Inc. VAT£174.26 -
(6x75cl) 2017Discover the distinctive character of the Le Puy Barthelemy 2017, an elegant embodiment of artisanal winemaking stemming from Bordeaux's right bank, in the heart of France. This biodynamically grown wine, crafted by Château le Puy, unravels the organic nuances of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, handpicked from unique limestone and clay soils. Its deep ruby hue, accented by aromas of ripe red fruits and tapered by delicate notes of truffle and licorice, make it an enticing selection. Impeccably balanced, Le Puy Barthelemy 2017's complexity unfolds on the palate revealing structured tannins and an enduring finish, in typical Bordeaux style. Expect a remarkable evolution and ageing potential. The winemaking process i.e., spontaneous fermentation, is devoid of synthetic inputs, honouring ancestral traditions. This sublime expression of terroir not only reflects their commitment to unadulterated winemaking but also reinforces Le Puy Barthelemy 2017 as a bonafide connoisseur's delight.
Inc. VAT£652.84 -
Allow yourself the indulgence of Le Puy Barthelemy 2018, an exquisite specimen from a lineage of fine Bordeaux blends that embodifies the finesse of French winemaking. Crafted in the Saint-Cibard region, it hails from the Château Le Puy winery, an establishment celebrated for biodynamic wines steeped in tradition since 1610. The unique blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes is nurtured in limestone and clay soils, offering each sip a principled layering of flavours. Hand-picked in the cool dawn, the grapes undergo a long fermentation process, preserving their natural bounty. Le Puy Barthelemy 2018 emanates a balanced bouquet of ripe black fruits, layered with savoury spice nuances, culminating in an earthy minerality. Given its robust tannins and well-integrated oak notes, this wine elegantly ages, promising an evolution of complexity. Enjoy Le Puy Barthelemy 2018 for its classic, nuanced, enchantment that is unparalleled in its class.
Inc. VAT£156.26 -
Exquisite in its complexity, the Le Puy Barthelemy 2019 hails from the renowned vineyards of Château Le Puy in Bordeaux, France. This biodynamic wine, produced by the Amoreau family who have been mastering the art for over 400 years, reflects the elegance and tradition inherent in their craft. Each grape is meticulously hand-picked, serving an exquisite balance of depth and freshness. The secret to Le Puy Barthelemy 2019's unique taste is its soil: a mix of clay, flint and limestone, giving rise to intriguing mineral elements. After hand harvesting, the grape juice is fermented and aged in French oak barrels, infusing the palate with neat, rounded tannins. Expect a rich mosaic of ripe berries, seasoned with smoky nuances and a hint of toasted almond. Savour the sensational finale - a soaring finish that echoes the elegance of its origin. Fall in love with the sophisticated charm of Le Puy Barthelemy 2019.
Inc. VAT£170.66 -
(3x75cl) 2020Experience the unmatched elegance of Le Puy Barthelemy 2020, crafted diligently from Merlot grapes, grown in the renowned Saint-Émilion region of Bordeaux, France. Internationally acclaimed Vignerons Amoreau tend to these vineyards with compassionate expertise, emphasising biodynamic principles for superior quality. The sumptuous profile of Le Puy Barthelemy 2020 reflects the artisanal effort and dedication poured into every bottle.
The exquisite vintage spent 24 harmonious months aging in oak barrels, developing the rich complexity for which it is known. Embrace the compelling notes of ripe cherry, bitter chocolate, and soft spices, leading to a lingering, satiating finish. Further, its youthful vibrance beautifully contrasts against the depth and structure imparted by patient ageing.
Award your senses with this astounding testament to winemaking skill and finesse. Le Puy Barthelemy 2020 is truly a connoisseur's delight, exuding sophistication, and poise. It embodies the quintessence of the Bordeaux terroir with breathtaking finesse.
Inc. VAT£500.21 -
The sublime Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 is a pinnacle of Bordeaux craftsmanship. This remarkable wine hails from the esteemed vineyards of Château le Puy on the right bank of the Gironde river, uniting centuries-old tradition with biodynamic practices. A distinguished blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère and others, it embodies the quintessence of the cherished terroir.
This meticulously hand-harvested, gravity-fed vintage wine is the epitome of natural and pure expression. Aged in seasoned oak barrels for 24 months, Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 exudes refined complexity, achieving elegance and balance that connoisseurs savour. Its potent nose unfurls black fruits and underlying earthy notes, while the palate revels in its velvety tannins and lingering finish. Sublime with mature game and other robust dishes.
In a short span, Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 has attained an inimitable identity, equally satisfying to novel wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. This enchanting wine is an epitome of the producer's steadfast commitment and passion for winemaking.
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(6x75cl) 2016Vinous (93)
The 2016 Barbera d'Alba is fabulous. Rich in its first impression, but sustained by terrific energy, the 2016 is all finesse. Rose petal, lavender, mint and dark red and purplish fruit develop in the glass, but more than anything else, the 2016 is a super-classic, mid-weight Barbera that will thrill readers who enjoy traditionally made wines.Inc. VAT£456.80 -
Vinous (92)
The 2019 Barbera d'Alba is fabulous. Bright and radiant, the 2019 is supple and yet classically medium in body. Soft, silky contours wrap around a core of red cherry/plum fruit. Interesting, despite its open-knit feel, the Barbera is a bit lower in alcohol than the norm, and that no doubt adds to its super-classic profile. I loved it.Inc. VAT£122.52 -
(6x75cl) 2020Vinous (95)
The 2020 Barbera d'Alba is outrageously beautiful. Rich, pliant and expressive, the 2020 races across the palate with stunning depth. Plush and sumptuous, the 2020 is fabulous to drink now for its primary fruit, but it should also age gracefully. The 2020 is sublime. Red purplish fruit, lavender, rose petal, blood orange and mint linger on the creamy, textured finish.Inc. VAT£416.38 -
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Wine Advocate (93)
This wine works very well to extract the character and generosity of a hot vintage. The Bartolo Mascarello 2022 Barbera d'Alba demonstrates how balanced this grape remains in terms of its flavor profile, even as summer temperatures rise. The bouquet reveals sweet blackberry and candied Mon Chéri cherry. The alcohol is up there, touching 15%, but that characteristic Barbera acidity zeros it out. The San Lorenzo Barbera vineyard was ripped out in 2020 and replanted in 2022. Luckily, the baby vines survived the hot summer, Maria Teresa Mascarello tells me, only because she made extra effort to drill the roots deep into the ground. San Lorenzo was harvested for the first time in 2024, meaning fruit was purchased for this vintage. When the 2024 vintage is released, one-third of the fruit will be from San Lorenzo.Inc. VAT£423.20 -
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Vinous (97)
Bartolo Mascarello’s 1978 Barolo (from 1.5 liter magnum) is a highly inconsistent wine because many of the surviving bottles and 1.5 liter magnums that are still in the market were not bottled at the estate, but were bottled from larger 1.9 liter magnums by the original purchasers of the wine, a practice that was not unusual at the time. Thankfully, this magnum was firing on all cylinders. With age, Bartolo Mascarello’s wines become quite delicate and Burgundian, but the 1978 still has plenty of power and structure. The vineyard sites were the same as today, Rocche dell’Annunziata, Cannubi, Rue and Cannubi/San Lorenzo, all vinified together in cement and bottled after four years.Inc. VAT£1,918.01 -
(1x150cl) 1982Vinous (96)
Bartolo Mascarello's 1982 Barolo was a bit sweeter and more perfumed, but still had plenty of underlying verve.Inc. VAT£1,836.49 -
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Vinous (94)
I admit I have never really found much to admire in the 1988 vintage in Piedmont. Perhaps that is because 1989 and 1990 are both of such high quality, while 1985, 1986 and even at times 1987 are all more distinctive. With that in mind, Mascarello’s 1988 Barolo is a truly enchanting and seductive wine. Absolutely haunting in its beauty, the 1988 offers up a classic bouquet of dried rose petal, tar, anise, orange peel and bright red stone fruit, with the translucent, weightlessness that only Nebbiolo and Pinot Noir can deliver. Crystalline and pure, the 1988 has enough balance to drink well for another decade, even if it doesn’t have the sheer weight of some of the surrounding vintages. The 1988 is striking when it is first opened and it is just as beautiful several hours later. What a wine!Inc. VAT£1,400.02 -
(3x150cl) 1988Vinous (94)
I admit I have never really found much to admire in the 1988 vintage in Piedmont. Perhaps that is because 1989 and 1990 are both of such high quality, while 1985, 1986 and even at times 1987 are all more distinctive. With that in mind, Mascarello’s 1988 Barolo is a truly enchanting and seductive wine. Absolutely haunting in its beauty, the 1988 offers up a classic bouquet of dried rose petal, tar, anise, orange peel and bright red stone fruit, with the translucent, weightlessness that only Nebbiolo and Pinot Noir can deliver. Crystalline and pure, the 1988 has enough balance to drink well for another decade, even if it doesn’t have the sheer weight of some of the surrounding vintages. The 1988 is striking when it is first opened and it is just as beautiful several hours later. What a wine!Inc. VAT£3,546.80 -
Vinous (97)
Tasted from magnum, the 1996 Barolo is absolutely stunning. Vibrant and wonderfully alive, the 1996 exudes class. Time has gently softened the 1996 tannins, rendering the 1996 super-expressive today. Balsamic, mentholated notes, along with scents of tobacco and dried stone fruit continue to open up with time in the glass. The 1996 is still firm and quite powerful, but not as austere as many wines are in this vintage. Tar, licorice and scorched earth add the closing shades of nuance in an impeccably balanced, vivid Barolo that captures the personality of the vintage at its best.Inc. VAT£436.92 -
(1x75cl) 2003Vinous (93)
The 2003 Barolo is one of many unexpected surprises of the night. From a period before quality really skyrockets at the domaine, the 2003 is remarkably fresh, perfumed and expressive. Naturally, the 2003 doesn’t match the level of the best wines on the table, but it is, frankly, much stronger than I had expected. The 2003 is also one of the best semi-current vintages for present-day drinking.Inc. VAT£230.93
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Immerse yourself in the superb world of French vino with the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020. Crafted impeccably by Lafite's talented team from the exceptional Médoc region, this wine emanates luxury. With its grapes picked under optimum conditions, it's a prime example of attention-to-detail, characteristic of the Rothschild name.
Led by a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, the profile displays an enchanting bouquet of blackcurrants, earthy undertones, smokey cedar and hint of spice. Each sip reveals layers of intense complexity, harmoniously intertwined in elegant structure. The tannin-finesse extends to a lingering finish.
Epitomising brilliant winemaking synthesis, the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020 is righteously age-worthy and perfectly consummate for the discerning oenophile.
Dive into the enchanting realm of Bordeaux wines. Treat yourself to the Barons Rothschild Reserve Medoc Speciale 2020 today.
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Barroche Liberty 2015 embodies the pinnacle of Argentine winemaking. Harvested from the esteemed vineyards in Mendoza's Uco Valley, this exquisite wine benefits from high-altitude terroir, imparting a distinctive minerality and vibrant acidity. Carefully selected Malbec grapes undergo traditional fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, followed by ageing in French oak barrels for twelve months, allowing the development of complex flavours and silky tannins. The producer, Pablo Barroche, renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and commitment to sustainable viticulture, ensures each bottle reflects both elegance and power. On the nose, Barroche Liberty 2015 reveals rich aromas of dark berries, plum, and subtle spices, which evolve into a harmonious palate featuring layers of blackcurrant, cocoa, and a hint of vanilla. This vintage stands as a testament to Barroche's expertise, making it a distinguished choice for discerning wine enthusiasts.
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Filled with grandeur, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 is a fine gem from the Côte de Nuits region in Burgundy, France. This robust red, by renowned winemaker Pierre Bart, is a testament to the depth of his 6 generations-worth viticulture command.
Made from aged Pinot Noir vines, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 is noted for its sumptuous layers of complexity. Its 18-month maturation in oak barrels imparts a hint of spice that pairs exquisitely with its rich fruit undertones. A waft of crushed red cherries and wild raspberries encapsulates the essence of the wine's terroir, whilst a gentle touch of mineral inflection evokes the limestone-rich soil of the vineyard.
Exuding sensuality yet profoundly structured, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2018 treads flawlessly between power and elegance, drawing devoted followers. A wine of such mesmerising depth, it remains ever-engaging as it evolves in the glass over time.
In Bond£1,145.00 -
(6x75cl) 2019Revered amongst vinophiles, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 instantly commands respect, crafted meticulously on the prestigious slopes of Chambolle-Musigny, in the heart of Burgundy. The producer, Domaine Bart, richly rooted in viticulture heritage since 1830, is lauded for its relentless pursuit of excellence. Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 is a magnificent expression of the producer's capabilities, exuding an enchanting spectrum of nuanced flavours. The grapes embody the vineyard's unique terroir, ripened to perfection, manually harvested, and gently vinified for 15 days in wooden vats, followed by an 18-month maturation in oak barrels. One cannot ignore the intense, rich ruby colour that perfectly complements the aromatic bouquet of red fruits, woody spice, and mushrooms. The palette is an intricate balancing act between full-bodied power and silken finesse. A triumphant display of French wine craftsmanship, the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2019 showcases the zenith of Burgundy's Pinot Noir.
In Bond£1,025.00 -
The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 is an exquisite red Burgundy that marries finesse with robust intensity. A product of Pierre Bart, a sixth-generation winemaker, it hails from the esteemed Bonnes-Mares vineyard of France’s prestigious Côte de Nuits region. With a meticulous winemaking approach, Pierre Bart cultivates a traditional viticulture, utilising diligent grape selection and traditional vinification methods, an integral part of his age-old family wine-making practices.
The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 embodies an eloquent expression of Pinot Noir, featuring a vibrant palette of luscious red fruit notes balanced harmoniously with earthy undertones and an alluring hint of spice. Aged in carefully selected French oak barrels, it boasts a rich texture and vast ageing potential. The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2020 is a coveted prize among connoisseurs, a testament to the impeccable winemaking craftsmanship of Pierre Bart, truly reflecting the character and essence of its famed terroir.
In Bond£996.00 -
(6x75cl) 2022The Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2022 embodies the epitome of sophistication. Hailing from renowned French vineyards in the Côte de Nuits subregion of Burgundy, this wine is a true product of its terroir. Bart's gravely soils, steep slopes and eastern exposure combine to engender a wine of expressive character and distinction. The Bart family, a dynasty of winemakers dating back to the mid-19th century, harness traditional winemaking methods, utilising hand-harvested Pinot Noir grapes, aged in oak for a minimum of 18 months.
The result is a wine displaying an intense garnet hue, with an extraordinary array of aromas from ripe red fruits to delicate woodland notes. On the palate, it flourishes with sweet spices and silky tannins, ending in an elegant and long-lasting finish. Cherish the Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2022, a transcendent experience reflecting French viticulture at its finest.
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(6x75cl) 2018Behold the exquisite Bart Chambertin-Clos De Beze Grand Cru 2018. Expertly crafted in Gevrey-Chambertin, the heart of Burgundy's wine region, this distinguished Pinot Noir is the epitome of French winemaking artistry. The esteemed domain of Pierre Bart diligently nurtures the vines, prizing quality over quantity to yield an exceptional vintage. This grand cru offers a sophisticated palate of ripe red berries, suffused with aromatic floral notes and framed in nuanced minerality. The 2018 vintage was an intensely hot year, and the resulting wine beautifully balances ripeness with the terroir's classic earthiness. Longevity is another of its charms, hinting at an evolution that future decades will unveil. Savour the concinnity of tradition and innovation which defines the Bart Chambertin-Clos De Beze Grand Cru 2018. A captivating encounter for the discerning oenophile.
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(6x75cl) 2020The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020 is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Domaine Bart. Hailing from the Burgundy region of France, this quintessential artisanal wine showcases the exemplary depth and complexity inherent in Pinot Noir from such a revered terroir. The 2020 vintage is particularly noteworthy, exhibiting an extraordinary balance between fruity charms and savoury highlights. Meticulously produced with hand-picked grapes, the Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020 offers a delicate palate of red berries, underlain by nuances of earthy, mushroom tones. Its ageing process in French oak barrels lends a refined, silky tannic structure, weaving enriching textiles of spice across the palette. Aged in carefully controlled conditions to maintain optimal finesse and flavour profile, this wine serves as a proud personification of the iconic Bart legacy. The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2020, a limited-edition jewel in the crown of Burgundian wine, is an irresistible indulgence for the most discerning of wine connoisseurs.
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The Bart Fixin Hervelets 2022, an exquisite release from the reputable Maison Bart, is the epitome of French savoir-faire. Flaunting a splendid ruby hue and emanating rich, fruity aromas, this masterfully crafted Burgundy wine is nothing short of a sommelier's dream. Born in the vineyards of Fixin, in the revered Côte de Nuits region of France, this wine benefits from a unique terroir and an outstanding climatic environment. Using age-old techniques, the Bart family painstakingly ferments handpicked Pinot Noir grapes, yielding complex, earthy undertones embellished with notes of red fruits. Their commitment to tradition, coupled with an innovative outlook, results in this harmonious, full-bodied vintage that leaves an enduring finish. With a reputation rooted in seven generations of winemaking, the Bart Fixin Hervelets 2022 is a testament to the continuity of the Bart family's matchless craft, delivering an extraordinary French wine of distinct quality.
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Discover the distinctive character of the Le Puy Barthelemy 2017, an elegant embodiment of artisanal winemaking stemming from Bordeaux's right bank, in the heart of France. This biodynamically grown wine, crafted by Château le Puy, unravels the organic nuances of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, handpicked from unique limestone and clay soils. Its deep ruby hue, accented by aromas of ripe red fruits and tapered by delicate notes of truffle and licorice, make it an enticing selection. Impeccably balanced, Le Puy Barthelemy 2017's complexity unfolds on the palate revealing structured tannins and an enduring finish, in typical Bordeaux style. Expect a remarkable evolution and ageing potential. The winemaking process i.e., spontaneous fermentation, is devoid of synthetic inputs, honouring ancestral traditions. This sublime expression of terroir not only reflects their commitment to unadulterated winemaking but also reinforces Le Puy Barthelemy 2017 as a bonafide connoisseur's delight.
In Bond£142.00 -
(6x75cl) 2017Discover the distinctive character of the Le Puy Barthelemy 2017, an elegant embodiment of artisanal winemaking stemming from Bordeaux's right bank, in the heart of France. This biodynamically grown wine, crafted by Château le Puy, unravels the organic nuances of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, handpicked from unique limestone and clay soils. Its deep ruby hue, accented by aromas of ripe red fruits and tapered by delicate notes of truffle and licorice, make it an enticing selection. Impeccably balanced, Le Puy Barthelemy 2017's complexity unfolds on the palate revealing structured tannins and an enduring finish, in typical Bordeaux style. Expect a remarkable evolution and ageing potential. The winemaking process i.e., spontaneous fermentation, is devoid of synthetic inputs, honouring ancestral traditions. This sublime expression of terroir not only reflects their commitment to unadulterated winemaking but also reinforces Le Puy Barthelemy 2017 as a bonafide connoisseur's delight.
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Allow yourself the indulgence of Le Puy Barthelemy 2018, an exquisite specimen from a lineage of fine Bordeaux blends that embodifies the finesse of French winemaking. Crafted in the Saint-Cibard region, it hails from the Château Le Puy winery, an establishment celebrated for biodynamic wines steeped in tradition since 1610. The unique blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes is nurtured in limestone and clay soils, offering each sip a principled layering of flavours. Hand-picked in the cool dawn, the grapes undergo a long fermentation process, preserving their natural bounty. Le Puy Barthelemy 2018 emanates a balanced bouquet of ripe black fruits, layered with savoury spice nuances, culminating in an earthy minerality. Given its robust tannins and well-integrated oak notes, this wine elegantly ages, promising an evolution of complexity. Enjoy Le Puy Barthelemy 2018 for its classic, nuanced, enchantment that is unparalleled in its class.
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Exquisite in its complexity, the Le Puy Barthelemy 2019 hails from the renowned vineyards of Château Le Puy in Bordeaux, France. This biodynamic wine, produced by the Amoreau family who have been mastering the art for over 400 years, reflects the elegance and tradition inherent in their craft. Each grape is meticulously hand-picked, serving an exquisite balance of depth and freshness. The secret to Le Puy Barthelemy 2019's unique taste is its soil: a mix of clay, flint and limestone, giving rise to intriguing mineral elements. After hand harvesting, the grape juice is fermented and aged in French oak barrels, infusing the palate with neat, rounded tannins. Expect a rich mosaic of ripe berries, seasoned with smoky nuances and a hint of toasted almond. Savour the sensational finale - a soaring finish that echoes the elegance of its origin. Fall in love with the sophisticated charm of Le Puy Barthelemy 2019.
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(3x75cl) 2020Experience the unmatched elegance of Le Puy Barthelemy 2020, crafted diligently from Merlot grapes, grown in the renowned Saint-Émilion region of Bordeaux, France. Internationally acclaimed Vignerons Amoreau tend to these vineyards with compassionate expertise, emphasising biodynamic principles for superior quality. The sumptuous profile of Le Puy Barthelemy 2020 reflects the artisanal effort and dedication poured into every bottle.
The exquisite vintage spent 24 harmonious months aging in oak barrels, developing the rich complexity for which it is known. Embrace the compelling notes of ripe cherry, bitter chocolate, and soft spices, leading to a lingering, satiating finish. Further, its youthful vibrance beautifully contrasts against the depth and structure imparted by patient ageing.
Award your senses with this astounding testament to winemaking skill and finesse. Le Puy Barthelemy 2020 is truly a connoisseur's delight, exuding sophistication, and poise. It embodies the quintessence of the Bordeaux terroir with breathtaking finesse.
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The sublime Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 is a pinnacle of Bordeaux craftsmanship. This remarkable wine hails from the esteemed vineyards of Château le Puy on the right bank of the Gironde river, uniting centuries-old tradition with biodynamic practices. A distinguished blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère and others, it embodies the quintessence of the cherished terroir.
This meticulously hand-harvested, gravity-fed vintage wine is the epitome of natural and pure expression. Aged in seasoned oak barrels for 24 months, Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 exudes refined complexity, achieving elegance and balance that connoisseurs savour. Its potent nose unfurls black fruits and underlying earthy notes, while the palate revels in its velvety tannins and lingering finish. Sublime with mature game and other robust dishes.
In a short span, Le Puy Barthelemy 2021 has attained an inimitable identity, equally satisfying to novel wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. This enchanting wine is an epitome of the producer's steadfast commitment and passion for winemaking.
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(6x75cl) 2016Vinous (93)
The 2016 Barbera d'Alba is fabulous. Rich in its first impression, but sustained by terrific energy, the 2016 is all finesse. Rose petal, lavender, mint and dark red and purplish fruit develop in the glass, but more than anything else, the 2016 is a super-classic, mid-weight Barbera that will thrill readers who enjoy traditionally made wines.In Bond£360.00 -
Vinous (92)
The 2019 Barbera d'Alba is fabulous. Bright and radiant, the 2019 is supple and yet classically medium in body. Soft, silky contours wrap around a core of red cherry/plum fruit. Interesting, despite its open-knit feel, the Barbera is a bit lower in alcohol than the norm, and that no doubt adds to its super-classic profile. I loved it.In Bond£99.00 -
(6x75cl) 2020Vinous (95)
The 2020 Barbera d'Alba is outrageously beautiful. Rich, pliant and expressive, the 2020 races across the palate with stunning depth. Plush and sumptuous, the 2020 is fabulous to drink now for its primary fruit, but it should also age gracefully. The 2020 is sublime. Red purplish fruit, lavender, rose petal, blood orange and mint linger on the creamy, textured finish.In Bond£327.00 -
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Wine Advocate (93)
This wine works very well to extract the character and generosity of a hot vintage. The Bartolo Mascarello 2022 Barbera d'Alba demonstrates how balanced this grape remains in terms of its flavor profile, even as summer temperatures rise. The bouquet reveals sweet blackberry and candied Mon Chéri cherry. The alcohol is up there, touching 15%, but that characteristic Barbera acidity zeros it out. The San Lorenzo Barbera vineyard was ripped out in 2020 and replanted in 2022. Luckily, the baby vines survived the hot summer, Maria Teresa Mascarello tells me, only because she made extra effort to drill the roots deep into the ground. San Lorenzo was harvested for the first time in 2024, meaning fruit was purchased for this vintage. When the 2024 vintage is released, one-third of the fruit will be from San Lorenzo.In Bond£332.00 -
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Vinous (97)
Bartolo Mascarello’s 1978 Barolo (from 1.5 liter magnum) is a highly inconsistent wine because many of the surviving bottles and 1.5 liter magnums that are still in the market were not bottled at the estate, but were bottled from larger 1.9 liter magnums by the original purchasers of the wine, a practice that was not unusual at the time. Thankfully, this magnum was firing on all cylinders. With age, Bartolo Mascarello’s wines become quite delicate and Burgundian, but the 1978 still has plenty of power and structure. The vineyard sites were the same as today, Rocche dell’Annunziata, Cannubi, Rue and Cannubi/San Lorenzo, all vinified together in cement and bottled after four years.In Bond£1,593.00 -
(1x150cl) 1982Vinous (96)
Bartolo Mascarello's 1982 Barolo was a bit sweeter and more perfumed, but still had plenty of underlying verve.In Bond£1,524.00 -
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Vinous (94)
I admit I have never really found much to admire in the 1988 vintage in Piedmont. Perhaps that is because 1989 and 1990 are both of such high quality, while 1985, 1986 and even at times 1987 are all more distinctive. With that in mind, Mascarello’s 1988 Barolo is a truly enchanting and seductive wine. Absolutely haunting in its beauty, the 1988 offers up a classic bouquet of dried rose petal, tar, anise, orange peel and bright red stone fruit, with the translucent, weightlessness that only Nebbiolo and Pinot Noir can deliver. Crystalline and pure, the 1988 has enough balance to drink well for another decade, even if it doesn’t have the sheer weight of some of the surrounding vintages. The 1988 is striking when it is first opened and it is just as beautiful several hours later. What a wine!In Bond£1,159.79 -
(3x150cl) 1988Vinous (94)
I admit I have never really found much to admire in the 1988 vintage in Piedmont. Perhaps that is because 1989 and 1990 are both of such high quality, while 1985, 1986 and even at times 1987 are all more distinctive. With that in mind, Mascarello’s 1988 Barolo is a truly enchanting and seductive wine. Absolutely haunting in its beauty, the 1988 offers up a classic bouquet of dried rose petal, tar, anise, orange peel and bright red stone fruit, with the translucent, weightlessness that only Nebbiolo and Pinot Noir can deliver. Crystalline and pure, the 1988 has enough balance to drink well for another decade, even if it doesn’t have the sheer weight of some of the surrounding vintages. The 1988 is striking when it is first opened and it is just as beautiful several hours later. What a wine!In Bond£2,935.00 -
Vinous (97)
Tasted from magnum, the 1996 Barolo is absolutely stunning. Vibrant and wonderfully alive, the 1996 exudes class. Time has gently softened the 1996 tannins, rendering the 1996 super-expressive today. Balsamic, mentholated notes, along with scents of tobacco and dried stone fruit continue to open up with time in the glass. The 1996 is still firm and quite powerful, but not as austere as many wines are in this vintage. Tar, licorice and scorched earth add the closing shades of nuance in an impeccably balanced, vivid Barolo that captures the personality of the vintage at its best.In Bond£361.00 -
(1x75cl) 2003Vinous (93)
The 2003 Barolo is one of many unexpected surprises of the night. From a period before quality really skyrockets at the domaine, the 2003 is remarkably fresh, perfumed and expressive. Naturally, the 2003 doesn’t match the level of the best wines on the table, but it is, frankly, much stronger than I had expected. The 2003 is also one of the best semi-current vintages for present-day drinking.In Bond£189.00

