Carmes de Rieussec 2017
$135.001 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Sauternes. Vintage: 2017. About:
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Chateau Cantemerle
$188.00A popular Classed Growth Château from the southern Médoc, situated just below the village of Margaux, near to La Lagune. Cantemerle always provides reliable quality and value for money. The wines are never heavy or jammy.
Chateau Cheval Blanc
$3,988.001 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, St Emilion. Vintage: 2017. About: The 2017 carries more Cabernet Sauvignon than usual (about 14%). It is outstanding as a wine – precise fruit, fine tannins – and atypical in its style compared with previous vintages, so should appeal to collectors of Cheval.
Chateau de Ferrand 2017
$181.001 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Saint Emilion. Vintage: 2017. About:
Chateau Labegorce Margaux 2017
$166.00An excellent Labegorce, full of rich black fruits, textured and layered. A great success in the vintage, with a mouthwatering delivery that holds itself with confidence. It’s not hugely intense, as is often the case this year, but makes up for it with a poised delivery and firm, juicy tannins.
Drinking Window 2025 – 2038
Chateau Lafite Rotschild 2017
$3,763.001 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Pauillac. Vintage: 2017. About: – In the context of the 2017s across Bordeaux, this is a huge wine – opulent, concentrated cassis both on the nose and in the mouth. Superb concentration, tannic structure. Of all the 2017s this seems like the longest-lived.
Chateau Lynch-Bages 2017
1 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Pauillac. Vintage: 2017. About: Consistently in demand from regular buyers for its superb quality and value, the 2017 carries a little more Cabernet Sauvignon than most years – meaning longer ageing potential.
Chateau Olivier Blanc 2017
$188.00The beauty of this wine comes in its persistency, the juicy citrus, nectarine and wet stone crispness that it displays long after the wine has left your mouth. This has long been one of my favourite Pessac white wines, although this year unusually I think the red is a touch more successful, but Olivier is one of my clear châteaux to watch. Drinking Window 2017 – 2028
Chateau Phelan Segur 2017
$286.00The 2017 Phélan Ségur has an attractive bouquet with red berry fruit laced with cedar and wilted rose petal aromas, quite pure in style and gaining delineation as it opens in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins, a little lactic on the entry but it dovetails into a sweet second half with dark chocolate tinged red fruit and a generous if not profoundly complex finish. It has gained a little flesh, which is what I was hoping for from barrel. Drink 2022-2036.
Chateau Potensac 2017
$158.001 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Médoc. Vintage: 2017. About: Brambled blackberry and cassis fruits contribute to the ripe but bright feel overall, with perky tannins and an austerity that is clear but not overpowering. Crushed mint on the finish.
Drinking Window 2022 – 2038
Chateau Talbot 2017
$370.111 case of 6btl ( 75 cl ). Produced in France, Bordeaux, Saint Julien. Vintage: 2017. About: One of the current in-favour wines in the Asian market – especially China. The structure is classic Saint Julien – elegant and fresh, medium weight – 68% Cabernet Sauvignon, 26% Merlot and quite a decent dollop of Petit Verdot to bring a bit more opulence.
La Dame de Montrose 2017
$248.00A good year for Dame de Montrose, showing extremely well balanced plum and damson fruits, and a lovely texture. There was no frost here, as you would expect from a vineyard so close to the Garonne river.
Drinking Window 2024 – 2038
Le Marquise de Calon Segur 2017
$173.00This has a floral edge to it and a depth of blueberry fruit that’s a little shy at first but comes through on the mid-palate. I like how this fits together, with carefully placed fruits and soft tannins. This isn’t an especially powerful Marquis and should be ready to drink within 3 to 4 years, lasting for at least fifteen.
Drinking Window 2023 – 2037
Messenger Right Bank 2021
$180.00Lost to most of the world for centuries, our Messenger Malbec grapes are the last of their kind in the world. Now grown in our Lost Vineyard, Messenger’s Malbec grapes originated in Bordeaux, France, and after disease ravaged the old Malbec grapes there in the mid-1800s, the old Malbec variants were replaced with a new variant.