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Château Ramage La Batisse 2014
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Vive le vin! In celebration of French GourMay, we are bringing a truly fantastic Bordeaux deal to you. Today, you have access to the beautifully cellared Château Ramage La Batisse Cru Bourgeois 2014 from France’s legendary Médoc, “the most famous red wine district in Bordeaux, and possibly the world,” (Jancis Robinson MW) at an extraordinary price.
Château Ramage La Batisse is “an elegant style of Bordeaux, with loads of tobacco smoke and tobacco leaf, red and black currants" (Robert Parker), the estate boasting “an impressive track record for quality for close to 30 years”. Its vineyards are situated right next door to the revered Pauillac region, and its neighbour’s wines (legendary First Growths like Château Lafite and Mouton Rothschild) sell for thousands of dollars per bottle.
But because Château Ramage lies just outside the Pauillac boundaries, its prices are much lower than its illustrious neighbours. Critics and connoisseurs know that these top-quality wines that sit just outside of appellations can be astonishing scoops. They also know that Cru Bourgeois wines offer “some of the best value in Bordeaux” (Jancis Robinson) and “outstanding value and quality” (Robert Parker).
One taste and you’ll agree – this is a truly beautiful wine, of exceptional quality. No need for a cellar – you get to enjoy it at its lavish drinking peak! Over the last 12 years, the minerally dark fruit, tobacco, spice, cedarwood and liquorice notes have mellowed into a decadent red of majesty and power that lovers of fine Médoc spend a lot of time and money searching for.
Add-on a lavish Saint-Émilion Grand Cru at 58% OFF!
Saint-Émilion on Bordeaux’s famous right bank is another fine French region home to some of the world’s most expensive wines. Here you have access to a dazzling example in the superb Château La Rose Bouquey 2022, whose vineyards share the same hallowed ground as $3000-a-bottle Château Pavie and $1000-a-bottle Château Larcis-Ducasse.
That 2022 vintage “produced some genuinely unbelievable wines that are worthy of hyperbole” (Decanter Magazine) too. Yet you can add-on a bottle of this majestic Saint-Émilion for a tiny $149 bottle (originally $359) – an impressive buy!
