Pauillac AOC
Pauillac AOC
Château Pontet-Canet 2010 Pauillac
French Red
Violet, blackberry, redcurrant and cherry give this Pauillac an expressive, vibrant character. Concentrated fruit meets fresh acidity and fine, supple tannins, carrying through a long, structured finish. Cabernet Sauvignon leads the blend, with Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot adding depth to a wine of power and finesse.
Château Latour 2001 Grand Vin Pauillac
French Red
Blackcurrant, crushed stone and a touch of truffle give this Pauillac a deep, layered character. The full-bodied palate brings together concentrated fruit, fine tannins and smoothly integrated oak. Its purity and balance are distinctly Latour, with Cabernet Sauvignon leading a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.
Château Lafite Rothschild 2004 Pauillac
French Red
Blackberry, graphite and cedar give this Pauillac a classic, finely drawn character. Its medium-bodied palate combines silky tannins with fresh acidity and a long, persistent finish. Cabernet Sauvignon leads the blend, joined by Merlot and a little Petit Verdot, for a structured Lafite with poise and depth.
Château Lafite Rothschild 2001 Pauillac
French Red
Pure fruit, ripe tannins and a long finish give this Pauillac its composed, harmonious character. The 2001 combines concentration with the elegance that defines Lafite, keeping its firm structure in balance. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot form the blend, bringing depth and persistence to a refined expression of the estate.
Château Lafite Rothschild 2013 Pauillac
French Red
Firm and restrained, this Cabernet-led Pauillac has a solid core, a broad mid-palate and a long, fruit-driven finish edged with oak. The 2013 blend is almost entirely Cabernet Sauvignon, with a little Merlot. Twenty months in predominantly new French oak gives its structure a measured, traditional frame.
Château Mouton Rothschild 1938 Pauillac
French Red
An exceptionally old Pauillac for collectors, with a mature profile of cedar, tobacco, mushroom and spiced redcurrant, followed by a brief, tart finish. This 1938 bottle has a visibly aged label with handwritten markings. At this age, drinking condition can vary considerably; its appeal lies chiefly in its historical interest.
Château Latour 2003 Pauillac
French Red
Blackberry and currant aromas open into darker notes of truffle, leather and spice. This is a generous, full-bodied Latour, with dense fruit and a velvety feel. Its powerful structure is carried by polished, rounded tannins rather than a hard edge. The finish is exceptionally persistent, drawing together the rich fruit and savoury depth.
Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste 2010 Pauillac
French Red
Deep blackcurrant aromas carry a gentle spice note. A smooth opening builds into a dense palate, with ripe fruit framed by powerful, balanced tannins. Freshness keeps the wine precise and gives lift to its concentration. The long, aromatic finish combines firm structure with a polished texture, capturing the intensity of this Cabernet-led Pauillac.
Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste 2009 Pauillac
French Red
Ripe blackcurrant leads a layered, dark-fruited bouquet. The palate opens with precision, then broadens into a dense, velvety texture. Smooth tannins give the wine shape without overwhelming the fruit, while its balance keeps the richness composed. Complex and persistent, the finish carries the cassis character with the elegance typical of this Pauillac estate.