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Remoissenet 2017 Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru Les Champs-Gain 750 mL

$176.99
Ripe orchard fruit leads with peach, apple and a touch of pineapple, framed by white flowers and quiet mineral detail. The palate is medium-bodied, creamy and broad, with integrated oak, toast and almond adding depth. Freshness keeps the generous fruit in balance, and a chalky, lightly spiced note carries the long finish. Serve with roast chicken, lobster or seared scallops.

Remoissenet 2018 Meursault Cuvée Maurice Chevalier 750 mL

$149.99
Balanced and harmonious, with a delicate profile and a smooth, polished texture. The palate is measured rather than showy, moving with quiet poise and a consistent sense of proportion. Nothing feels exaggerated; the wine remains refined and composed through a long, even finish. Allow a little air before serving, then pair with roast chicken, grilled lobster, scallops or creamy mushroom dishes.

Domaine Pierre Gaillard 2019 Côte-Rôtie Rose Pourpre 750 mL

$239.99
Cassis, blackberry and kirsch lead a dark, concentrated profile, with smoke, savoury meat and pepper adding depth. The palate is powerful but refined, carried by silky tannins and a clean sweep of acidity that keeps the fruit fresh. Mineral detail and restrained oak remain in the background, while the finish is long and composed. Decant before serving with beef, venison, roast lamb or braised game.

Domaine Pierre Gaillard 2017 Côte-Rôtie Esprit de Blonde 750 mL

$159.99
Ripe red and dark fruit open with warm spice and a gentle toasted note. The palate is dense yet balanced, framed by silky tannins and an aromatic thread of truffle, pepper and savoury earth. Oak is integrated, supporting the fruit rather than covering it, and the finish remains persistent and poised. Decant before serving with venison, roast lamb, beef, mushrooms or dishes built around black olives.

Julien Barge 2016 Côte-Rôtie Côte Blonde 750 mL

$239.99
Macerated cherry, cassis and damson plum lead a concentrated, savoury profile. Tea, olive and lightly singed wood add depth without overwhelming the fruit. The palate is dense and harmonious, with fully integrated tannins, lively balance and a clear iron-mineral line. Bitter cherry and dark fruit persist through a precise, extended finish. Decant before serving with roast lamb, duck, venison or lentils with herbs.

La Croix de Beaucaillou 2010 Saint-Julien 750 mL

$204.99
Dark cherry, boysenberry and cassis open with crushed violet, dark plum and a touch of date. The palate is rich and generous, with cigar box, pencil lead, iron and warm spice adding classical Left Bank detail. Firm, integrated tannins give the wine shape, while fresh acidity keeps the finish precise and persistent. Decant before serving with roast lamb, beef tenderloin, duck or mature cheese.

Dame de Montrose 2018 Saint-Estephe 750 mL

$169.99
Bright, intense ruby with blueberry, blackcurrant and Morello cherry at the centre. Fig and dried fruit add depth, while integrated oak and delicate spice remain in the background. The palate is opulent yet refined, built around silky tannins and a clear, structured line. Dark fruit carries into a long, powerful finish. Decant and serve with roast beef, lamb, duck or earthy mushroom dishes.

Lanson Black Label Brut NV 750 mL

$104.99
Bright straw in the glass, with a lively mousse and fine, persistent bubbles. Apple, pear and citrus lead the aroma, joined by toast, honey, white flowers and a gentle almond note. The palate is creamy yet brisk, balancing broad texture with clean acidity and a dry, lingering finish. Serve well chilled as an aperitif or alongside oysters, smoked salmon, roast poultry or soft-ripened cheese.

Domaine René Rostaing 2024 Condrieu La Bonnette 750 mL

$198.99
Lemon flesh, just-ripe apricot and white peach rise with spring blossom, honeysuckle and a light touch of spice. The palate is fleshy and concentrated but markedly fresh, its well-integrated acidity bringing energy and precision. Lemon peel, bergamot and a fine mineral line carry through the long, clean finish. Serve lightly chilled with scallops, roast chicken, creamy shellfish dishes or delicately spiced vegetable plates.

Laurent Ponsot Bourgogne Blanc Cuvée du Perce-Neige Magnum

$209.99
Hawthorn blossom, lemon and fresh pear lead into warmer notes of honeysuckle, brioche and toasted almond. The palate is fleshy yet lifted, with ripe orchard fruit balanced by a saline, finely drawn finish. Hints of marzipan and pineapple add breadth without making it heavy, while lively freshness keeps the texture poised. Serve slightly cool with roast fish, gougères, mushroom ravioli or vegetables baked with feta.

Laurent Ponsot 2017 Bourgogne Rouge Cuvée des Peupliers Magnum

$209.99
Cherry, blackcurrant and blackberry open with pomegranate, peony and a gentle earthy edge. The palate is supple and finely textured, carrying pulpy red fruit through delicate tannins and bright freshness. A light savoury note appears with air, while the finish remains graceful, clean and quietly persistent. The larger format should benefit from time in a decanter; serve with roast chicken, duck, charcuterie or mushroom dishes.

Laurent Ponsot 2022 Meursault Cuvée du Pandoréa 750 mL

$216.99
Lemon zest and white blossom open with toasted almond, hazelnut and a measured buttery richness. The palate is full and silky, balancing ripe citrus and gentle honeyed notes with a clear line of freshness. Flint and light toast add definition through the middle, while a savoury mineral edge keeps the finish long and composed. Serve slightly cool in a generous glass with lobster, roast chicken, turbot or creamy mushroom dishes.

Laurent Ponsot 2019 Gevrey-Chambertin Cuvée de l’Aulne 750 mL

$179.99
Strawberry and raspberry lead a lightly floral nose, with darker currant, soft earth, cedar and a whisper of wild herbs underneath. The palate is sleek and medium-bodied, combining fresh red fruit with savoury spice and a clear mineral line. Fine volume builds through the middle before a firmer, gently rustic finish brings shape and length. Give it time in a decanter and serve with duck, roast chicken or mushroom dishes.

Domaine Michelot 2017 Bourgogne Côte d’Or Clos de Montmeix Monopole Magnum

$154.99
Ripe orchard fruit opens with gentle spice and a light floral lift. The palate is broad and concentrated, reflecting the warm, sheltered site, yet fresh acidity and a rocky mineral line keep the Chardonnay focused. Subtle oak adds texture without overwhelming the fruit, while a faint nutty note develops with air. The finish is long, rich and composed. Serve cool with roasted fish, poultry, foie gras or creamy mushroom dishes.

Clos Saint Jean 2018 La Combe des Fous Châteauneuf-du-Pape 750 mL

$186.99
Blackcurrant, black cherry and pomegranate lead a deep, expressive nose, joined by lavender, peppery garrigue, graphite and a touch of rose. The palate is full-bodied and richly layered, yet seamless tannins and fresh energy keep the wine from feeling heavy. Liquorice, tobacco and subtle white chocolate add savoury depth before a plush, velvety finish. Decant generously and serve with lamb shoulder, grilled beef or Provençal herbs and mushrooms.

Vouette & Sorbée Textures Champagne 750 mL

$144.99
Orange rind and ripe orchard fruit open with warm bread and a subtle nutty note. The palate is broad and voluminous, yet a firm mineral line and lively bubbles keep the texture precise. Pinot Blanc brings a gentle softness, while amphora and oak ageing add savoury depth without overt sweetness. The finish is dry, long and quietly challenging, with citrus and chalk lingering together. Serve in white-wine glasses with roast poultry or firm cheese.

Vouette & Sorbée Fidèle Champagne Magnum

$239.99
Poached nectarine and baked apple lead a rich, vinous nose, with ginger spice and a subtle pastry note adding warmth. The palate is round yet energetic, its generous fruit tightened by crunchy acidity and a distinctly chalky, stony mineral line. Fine bubbles carry the Pinot Noir depth without obscuring the dry, precise shape. The finish is brisk, savoury and persistent. Serve in white-wine glasses with roast chicken, shellfish or aged Comté.

Maison Louis Latour 2017 Pommard Premier Cru Les Epenots 750 mL

$169.99
Blackcurrant, liquorice and woodland aromas lead a deep, savoury Pinot Noir profile. The palate is ample and rounded, combining dark fruit with measured oak and a return of liquorice through the mid-palate. Firm, persistent tannins provide shape without making the wine feel severe, while earthy undergrowth adds mature Burgundy character. The finish is long, structured and composed. Decant briefly and serve with duck confit, beef bourguignon or mature cheese.

Maison Audebert et Fils Bourgueil 3 L Box

$114.99
Black raspberry and red cherry lead a bright, easygoing Cabernet Franc profile, with earthy and chalky notes adding savoury definition. The palate is fresh and fruit-driven rather than heavy, balancing ripe berry flavour with gentle structure and a clean citrus lift on the finish. The generous box format makes it a practical choice for gatherings while preserving the region's lively, food-friendly character. Serve lightly cool with roast poultry, sausages, mushroom dishes or a casual charcuterie board.

Noilly Prat Extra Dry Vermouth

$20.99
Green apple and hazelnut lead a fresh, savoury aroma, with nutmeg and dried fruit adding quiet depth. The palate is crisp and extra dry, combining elderflower and citrus with chamomile, coriander and bitter orange. Orris root contributes an earthy floral note, while the finish stays clean, herbal and persistent. Serve well chilled, over ice with lemon, or use it in a 50:50 Martini where its dry botanical structure can remain clearly present.