France - Dry Red - Vegan

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Château du Glana 2014

Item Code: 2827814

RRP HK$399.00

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Château Guillem de Montjustin 2021

Item Code: 3880621

RRP HK$299.00

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Château Guillem de Montjustin 2020

Item Code: 3880620

RRP HK$299.00

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Château Guillem de Montjustin 2019

Item Code: 3880619

RRP HK$299.00

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Cuvée 757 Malbec Alicante 2018

Item Code: 3495518

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Winemaker had the idea of blending Malbec with a parcel of gorgeous, ripe Alicante from the Cévennes. The former provides firm, textured, ripe black fruit, while the latter is juicier and more fruit forward.

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RRP HK$159.00

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Cuvée du Vatican Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2020

Item Code: 2139620

Description

Top critic Robert Parker once said of this domain that he loved the “powerful, rich, in your face style of wine” it made. That’s due to the tiny yields Jean-Marc Diffonty ekes out from his meticulously tended vineyards of gnarly old vines.

Top critic Robert Parker once said of this domain that he loved the “powerful, rich, in your face style of wine” it made. That’s due to the tiny yields Jean-Marc Diffonty ekes out from his meticulously tended vineyards of gnarly old vines. His family launched the Cuvée du Vatican label in 1958 with the blessing of the Pope. Even more impressive, this full-bodied red is the sister wine to Château Sixtine, a former IWC Châteauneuf-du-Pape of the Year.

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RRP HK$399.00

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La Chimère de La Clarière 2020

Item Code: 3438020

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Before appellation controlée rules forbade it, blending Bordeaux with a riper style of Rhône red was common in France, right up until the 20th century.

It was nicknamed La Travail à l’Anglaise – ‘the English way’ – because its luscious style was aimed squarely at the English palate. Just recently Château Palmer revived the tradition, charging almost as much per bottle (over $2,000) as they do for their Grand Vin. And when I tasted it, I knew I had to make a La Clarière version too. Look forward to lavish La Clarière Bordeaux blended with well-ripened, top-quality Rhône Syrah, all aged in cask. A deep, dark, rich and sumptuous red full of amazing fruit and spice, there’s no better wine for Christmas!

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