Sacha Lichine, Bordeaux by birth, has spent a good part of his life between France and the United States. A true wine enthusiast, it was in 2006 that he bought Château d'Esclans where, with his teams, he developed world-class rosés! The chateau is known for its old Grenache vines producing grapes that are more concentrated in aromas than the young vines.
Sacha Lichine, Bordeaux by birth, has spent a good part of his life between France and the United States. A true wine enthusiast, it was in 2006 that he bought Château d'Esclans where, with his teams, he developed world-class rosés! The castle is known for its old Grenache vines producing a grape more concentrated in aromas than the young vines.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
A super ripe and juicy Tuscan with lots of aromas of ripe berries, chocolate, nutmeg and spices, which carry over to a full body. Round and silky tannins and a tasty finish. Rich and layered with nice fruit and intensity. Sumptuous subtlety. Drink or hold.
A super ripe and juicy Tuscan with lots of aromas of ripe berries, chocolate, nutmeg and spices, which carry over to a full body. Round and silky tannins and a tasty finish. Rich and layered with nice fruit and intensity. Sumptuous subtlety. Drink or hold.
The Domaines Ott were created in 1896 thanks to Marcel Ott, an agricultural engineer, who after having traveled through France and its vast vineyards, decided to settle in Provence. The vineyards of Provence were just emerging from the phylloxera crisis and Marcel Ott made the choice to replant noble grape varieties to revive the great wines of Provence.
Sacha Lichine, Bordeaux by birth, has spent a good part of his life between France and the United States. A true wine enthusiast, it was in 2006 that he bought Château d'Esclans where, with his teams, he developed world-class rosés! The chateau is known for its old Grenache vines producing grapes that are more concentrated in aromas than the young vines.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
Staying true to its five skills, The Balvenie uses ancestral methods to make whiskey. With an intimate knowledge of their materials, our craftsmen adopt a perfectionist approach throughout the making of whiskey. Our processes combine expertise, know-how and ambition to give The Balvenie its uniqueness.
A Very stylish and ultra fresh nose offers up classy if restrained red pinot fruit liberally laced with notes of stone and rose petal, both of which can be found on the detailed, pure and lacy middle weight flavors that are complex, focused, mouth coating, crisp and solidly persistent. I like the balance and punch.
Famous Premier Cru of Gevrey-Chambertin, Clos Saint Jacques is only exploited by six estates. Grown on vines between 47 and 62 years old, Bruno Clair's 2015 Vintage already reveals incredible nobility. This Premier Cru often surprises lovers of great Burgundy because it expresses a very particular complexity and often superior to the Grands Crus. The...
A very great white wine from the south, a lot of fat, complete, powerful and balanced with a beautiful freshness.
A few steps from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, on the northern slope of the Alpilles is the Domaine de Trévallon, in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Grès. Here, limestone outcrops everywhere... It is omnipresent and shapes this rough and dry land....
This Single Malt with vanilla notes, almost sweet, is the first whisky in the Balvenie Stories collection.
Aged in ex-Kentuchy Bourbon casks already burned inside, which have undergone a second toasted in Scotland to extract even more in-depth aromas, the Sweet Toast of American Oak is one of the most fruity whiskies from the Balvenie range.
The sweet...
Madonne Delle Grazie owes its name to the nearby church of 1200, where the company's historic vine grows. A particular selection of these best grapes, grown in mineral soils of sea sand, is pressed and left to ferment completely still in allier oak vats for about 20/22 days, at a temperature of about 30 degrees that reaches after 5 days. It ages in large...
Founded in May 1919 in Gevrey-Chambertin by Arthur Trapet, Domaine Trapet Père & Fils earned a place among the greatest in Burgundy during the 20th century. Thanks to 3 Grands Crus and 2 Premiers Crus, a large part of its appellations are prestigious. In particular, you can find Chambertin, Chapelle-Chambertin, Latricières-Chambertin,...
Today, Domaine Faiveley owns 12 hectares of Grands Crus and 27 hectares of Premiers Crus, three of which have a monopoly: the Gevrey-Chambertin Premier Cru "Clos des Issarts", the Beaune Premier Cru "Clos de l'Ecu" and the essential Corton Grand Cru "Clos des Cortons Faiveley".
The color is deep ruby. The nose is intense and complex: aromas of red fruits...
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