Expect notes of blackberries and blackcurrants with floral violet notes, baking spices and a discreet touch of oak. It’s fresh and smooth, with a long finish. 52% cabernet franc, 43% merlot, 5% cabernet sauvignon. Drink between 2025–2045. This wine...

Château citran has stood strong since the 14th century. Moulins de citran is the estate’s second wine. This means that it's made from slightly younger vines than the grand vin, but with just as much care and attention. So if you’re adding just one...

Château clarke owes its uniqueness to its complex and atypical médoc terroir 55 hectares in a single parcel, situated mainly on clay limestone outcrops. Part of the baron edmond de rothschild stable, château clarke's terroir is perfect for producing...

One of bordeaux’s most esteemed producers, cos d’estournel has been turning heads since it was founded by louis gaspard d’estournel in 1791. As of 2000, it’s been owned by the entrepreneur michel reybier, who sets a demanding agenda marrying top...

Château coufran like to stand apart. While the majority of bordeaux’s left bank wines are predominantly cabernet sauvignon, this historic estate opts for merlot dominant blends instead – earning it the nickname ‘the pomerol of médoc’. Their...

This white cuvée by roseblood d'estoublon hails from the slopes of provence's only volcano. At an altitude of 250 300 meters, the roseblood vineyards benefit from the mediterranean climate balanced by the mistral – the cold, dry, protective north wind....

Château d’estoublon have been making acclaimed wines in the heart of provence for over 500 years. Today, it’s co owned by four of france’s big families – entrepreneur stephan courbit, jean guillaume prats of château lafite rothschild fame, and...

Winemaker eric fabre spent eight years as technical director at the world renowned château lafite rothschild – where the wines demand three figure price tags. In 2001 he decided to take his considerable expertise to the languedoc and, together with...