Château Croix du Rival
Croix du Rival produces a great Merlot-based wine typical of the region’s finest terroirs. It can unquestionably hold its own against the best grands crus in Saint-Emilion.
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Château Fontesteau Cru B
Read moreWith more evolved colour than some vintages, this blend of 59% cabernet sauvignon, 22% merlot, 14% cabernet franc and 5% petit verdot displays savoury, forest-floor notes on the nose and medium-bodied, fully mature fruit on the palate. A fine ambassador for this underrated vintage.
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Château Fontesteau Cru B
Read moreThis rich, spicy wine has a toasty element from the new-wood aging and also plenty of ripe, berry fruits and balanced acidity. It comes from a 74-acre vineyard that surround a 13th-century castle. This generous wine will age well. Drink from 2023.
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Chateau Morin Cru B
Read moreDark purple, this wine exhibits vanilla & cherry cream with subtle notes of cedar, the palate has big blackfruit with medium tannin & acidity.
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Chateau Peyreau St Emilion GC
Read moreDelicious ripe and sweet black cherry fruit, balanced by a lovely freshness and limestone minerality. Very attractive.
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Château Roslane 1er Cru AOC Coteaux de l’Atlas
Read moreRubis red core with darker rubis rim Complex nose on dark fruits with a touch of pepper and empyreumatic notes. The palate is rond, tasty, rich and structures. Beautiful fine grain tannins give a powerful and fresh finale.
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D’Vine Cabernet Merlot
Read moreColour: Rich ruby red colour
Bouquet: Fruit driven with inviting dark red berry flavours on the nose.
Palate: This easy drinking red blend has a lovely balance between the fruity flavours of the Merlot and the dark berry characters of the Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Viu Manent Reserva Merlot
Read moreDeep ruby red. Ripe plum, fig and cinnamon on the nose. Complex notes of spice, dark chocolate and mocha marry perfectly with a hint of sweet vanilla. Soft tannins in a long finish.
