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For the first time Les Loachausses on its own. A medium ruby purple. The nose is very engaging, strawberry and raspberry. While the same fruit continuing on the palate could be just a little simple, there is enough grip to make this not the case, and the return of the whole bunch feel, adds structur...

Bordeaux Blend: Merlot, Bouchet.The 2020 Grand Village Rouge is a rich, heady wine. Black cherry, plum, mocha, liquorice and cloves are all dialled up in a gorgeous wine that balances fruit intensity and vibrancy, all in a medium-bodied style that is hugely appealing. This is beautifully done. 91 An...

Bordeaux Blend: Merlot.This was the first official vintage where the grand vin was joined by second label Annonce de Bélair-Monange, and they had also had three years of sourcing grapes from across both estates at this point. This is seriously good, with rich liquorice and fresh mint notes, well ba...

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Six barrels made including two new. All destemmed, and has recently been racked but will be going back to barrel. Ruby crimson in colour. Lightly reductive, hence a touch rubbery. This has suffered a bit behind the racking, I think, making it a bit stricter and less suave. 89-92 Jasper Morris MW.Drinking Window: 2025 - 2031

The 2021 Pinot Noir Cornish Point holds itself like a ballerina, poised and tall although this ballerina has more flesh on its bones than you'd see at the royal ballet. It has a curved mid-palate but stays light on its feet, tip-toeing through the mouth. Herbal flavours sit alongside the red rather ...

The 2022 Pinot Noir Bannockburn is pure, refined and lifted with a silky, smooth texture that caresses the mouth despite being shy of mid-weight. Sweet raspberry and cherry meet a finely tuned herby character. It's all well-judged with excellent tannin handling, leaving the mouth coated with the fin...

The 2022 Pinot Noir Calvert is an intriguingly fragrant wine, evoking the medicinal herbs of an Italian aperitivo alongside cherries, fruit cake and festive spices, which continue on the palate. It fills the mouth but does so without any sense of heaviness. The 2022 is a calming, relaxed wine with a...

The first encounter tells you it could only be Block 3. Characteristic spice and herbs, dark cherry, leather and mocha. The superb 2024 vintage shows the place clearer than ever, delivered in a wine that’s poised as well as profound. Cascades of deep dark fruit on the palate build to reveal real a...

Red cherry, plum and a hint of dried herbs open the nose in a delightfully fragrant manner. The aromatics deftly define the knife edge ripeness that’s critical for great Pinot Noir; dialled in with ease in the exceptional 2024 vintage. Cardamom, mace and cranberry make an appearance, followed by a...

A little shy on first reveal, but then the deeply bound fruit and complexing aromatics begin to unfold. Powerful, deep and saturating – what we have come to expect from MacMuir. The unmistakeable Felton Road winemaking hand contains the package allowing it to gradually deliver, exposing layer upon...

The 2021 Pinot Noir Bannockburn offers fine tension and sinew. I rather like it for being understated and having a corset of acidity and tannic tension around it. Sour red cherry, damson, wild herbs, a twist of nutmeg and it's all rather pleasing. Long, scented and excellent value with praiseworthy ...

The 2023 Pinot Noir Calvert is a herbal, scented expression that gives the sense you've just crushed a bouquet garni. It's full, concentrated and sumptuous with ripe black cherries, raspberries and cream. Like other 2023s, this has a richness of tannin and exceptional acidity, coating the palate sat...

Structured, fruity and spicy with fine tannins, enjoy lightly chilled.This is the fifth vintage from their Beaujolais venture (since purchase in 2017) - Moulin-à-Vent "En Mortperay"From a large 3.6 ha holding of old vines. Made very much in a Burgundian Pinot style but with the unmistakable liveliness of Gamey.

A fresh crimson colour, with some elegance to the bouquet where fresh red cherries meet the alpine strawberries, softly scented. A pleasing supple fruit across the palate, very modest tannins, and good length. Drink from 2029-2033. Tasted Oct 2024.89-91 Jasper Morris MW.A much earthier nose is also ...

An even ruby purple. This is perhaps surprisingly one of the more perfumed wines, with fuller raspberry notes. A little more body and definitely some firmer tannins, but at a level which works for me. Nicely made, with clarity and retaining a Pommard profile. Notably persistent Drink from 2032-2037....

Mid purple, just slightly reductive, so the wine comes across as a little bit meatier than the Côte de Nuits village wines already tasted. Sound, with some lifted cherry fruit now coming through, with quite a persistent finish, growing in elegance. Drink from 2030-2035.90-92 Jasper Morris MW.This s...

Situated just below Maizieres.A darker ruby, with an engaging deep cherry and raspberry fruit, with an excellent backbone. A glossy feeling throughout while the whole bunches both lift the finish and bring some wild strawberries into play. Drink from 2028-2033.90-92 Jasper Morris MW.The super-fresh ...

Pulled out half a hectare (161/49 rootstock issue) after 2022 and replanted in 2023. Mid crimson to ruby, with a slightly more savoury nose than the Chalandins. Discreet up front then some cherries emerge further back. A spicy style of Vosneafter the gloss of Chalandins, with perhaps greater length ...

A fine even ruby purple, with a beautiful and classically Chambolle aroma, with the extra richness of the vintage which shows more at the back of the mouth. Cherry tart flavours, with just a little heat, but this shows promise. Drink from 2028-2032.89-91 Jasper Morris MW.

50 ha monopole that is planted in a north to south orientationThis was a new arrival in the Domaine, for the 2021 vintage. The 45-year-old vines are located within the Queue de Hareng hillside plot which lies between Gevrey-Chambertin and Brochon. It is on the cusp of being up-graded to Gevrey-Chamb...

This comes from Brochon, the village adjoining Gevrey-Chambertin to the north. Colour is mid-deep ruby-purple, aromas are clean, open and fresh. Palate shows bright, ebullient fruit, with a gentle, fine finish (for drinking 2025-2027 ).Haynes Hanson & Clark, UK.Ripe aromas of various dark berries an...

The 2022 Volnay Clos des Ducs 1er Cru is the one cuvée that takes the longest to open in the glass. Like a door ajar, it lets you peek inside but not enter: mineral-rich dark berry fruit, hints of Earl Grey and forest floor. This is well-defined with discrete use of oak once more. The palate is med...