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These are the bottles that Tony Laithwaite keeps going back to after half a century. Not only from the best wine regions ... but the tucked-away wineries that supermarkets can’t reach. So you’ll find Gold medal claret from Castillon, where Tony bought his first wine, as well as double Gold Gran Reserva Rioja from a bodega we introduced to the UK. Tony brought Kiwi Sauvignon to Britain, in the form of dazzling Hunter’s – still among Marlborough’s elite. He championed Argentinian Malbec too: H.J. Fabre, in this case, won “World Champion of Champions” twice on the trot! There’s a four-Gold French Chardonnay that thrashed expensive Burgundy. Plus fine Châteauneuf, Sancerre and Chablis from families we’ve known for decades.
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These are the bottles that Tony Laithwaite keeps going back to after half a century. Not only from the best wine regions ... but the tucked-away wineries that supermarkets can’t reach. So you’ll find Gold medal claret from Castillon, where Tony bought his first wine, as well as double Gold Gran Reserva Rioja from a bodega we introduced to the UK. Tony brought Kiwi Sauvignon to Britain, in the form of dazzling Hunter’s – still among Marlborough’s elite. He championed Argentinian Malbec too: H.J. Fabre, in this case, won “World Champion of Champions” twice on the trot! There’s a four-Gold French Chardonnay that thrashed expensive Burgundy. Plus fine Châteauneuf, Sancerre and Chablis from families we’ve known for decades.
These are the bottles that Tony Laithwaite keeps going back to after half a century. Not only from the best wine regions ... but the tucked-away wineries that supermarkets can’t reach. So you’ll find Gold medal claret from Castillon, where Tony bought his first wine, as well as double Gold Gran Reserva Rioja from a bodega we introduced to the UK. Tony brought Kiwi Sauvignon to Britain, in the form of dazzling Hunter’s – still among Marlborough’s elite. He championed Argentinian Malbec too: H.J. Fabre, in this case, won “World Champion of Champions” twice on the trot! There’s a four-Gold French Chardonnay that thrashed expensive Burgundy. Plus fine Châteauneuf, Sancerre and Chablis from families we’ve known for decades.
Chablis AOC
Intense, mineral-edged Chablis from a top quality family estate and a very good vintage. Read more
Tasting notes
Steely fresh, yet rounded, with brilliant lemony intensity
Aroma
Subtle citrus and summer hay aromas
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This top Argentine winemaker proves he’s equally talented with Chardonnay – creamy, ripe and fresh. Read more
Tasting notes
Rounded, creamy with nectarine, pear and citrus notes
Aroma
White pears, acacia blossom and peach
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Marlborough
One of the finest Sauvignons of New Zealand and a regular Gold medal winner, from Jane Hunter OBE!. Read more
Tasting notes
Pure, crisp and refreshing; vibrant gooseberry and steely fresh
Aroma
Notes of freshly mown grass, lime leaf and green apple
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Impressively rich and satin smooth, a double-Gold, 91-point Malbec masterclass from Patagonia. Read more
Tasting notes
Velvety and textured, impressive depth, concentration and balance
Aroma
Ripe plums, clove scented oak, violets and liquorice
Allergy information
Contains sulphites
Sancerre AOC
A classic, crisply structured gem from one of the steepest sloping vineyards in Sancerre. Read more
Tasting notes
Gooseberry, fresh citrus and mineral tang. Intensity and balance
Aroma
Striking, fresh cut grass, faint gooseberry and herb aromas
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Rioja DOCa
Handcrafted, single-estate, Gold-medal Gran Reserva from Rioja’s revered Martinez Bujanda family. Read more
Tasting notes
Well structured and rounded with a long, persistent finish
Aroma
Ripe red fruit, layered with black pepper, clove and vanilla
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Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOP
Fabulous Châteauneuf from a family at the heart of this fine appellation for 250 years and more. Read more
Tasting notes
Rich berries with hints of white pepper, liquorice, vanilla
Aroma
Dark cherry and blackberry with notes of pepper and spice
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Côtes de Bordeaux AOC
Sumptuous, Merlot-rich claret from an award-winning family cellar near Saint-Emilion. Read more
Tasting notes
Ripe, rounded, velvety red fruits with good depth and length
Aroma
Pretty redcurrant and floral notes with a hint of cigar box
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