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Louis Jadot 2009 Musigny Grand Cru
French Red
$1,889.99
Rose petal, sweet red berries, plum and subtle spice rise over a restrained wet-stone note. The palate feels weightless yet intense, with concentrated fruit held by fine tannins and lively freshness. Richness builds without heaviness, while precise mineral detail and a supple texture carry the wine into a long, graceful finish.
Domaine Laroche 1999 Chablis Grand Cru Les Blanchots
French White
$229.99
Tropical fruit, seasoned oak and ripe, pure fruit define the recorded profile of this 1999 Grand Cru. The palate is concentrated and forward, with firm underlying structure balancing its generosity. Bottle condition will shape how a wine of this age shows; serve slightly cool with lobster, roast poultry or firm cheese.
Domaine Faiveley 1997 Chambertin-Clos de Bèze Grand Cru
French Red
$999.99
Red cherry, dried strawberry and rose petal rise first, followed by forest floor and subtle spice. Raspberry and cranberry shape a composed, savoury palate, with tea leaf and earthy mineral detail adding depth. Firm, finely woven tannins give classical poise, while lingering floral and savoury notes carry the long, elegant finish.
Château Haut-Brion 1990 Pessac-Leognan
French Red
$1,999.99
Opulent and mature, with ripe blackcurrant, mulberry and red currant layered with cedar, fine leather, tobacco, mushroom, chocolate and warm spice. The full-bodied palate is round and concentrated, balancing sweet fruit with fresh acidity, mature silky tannins and excellent depth. A long, pure finish follows; decant for about two hours and serve with beef tenderloin or roast lamb.
Pétrus 1998 Pomerol
French Red
$12,999.99
Intense and opulent, with plum, blackberry, blueberry and chocolate-coated cherry framed by truffle, flowers, smoke, liquorice and a cool menthol lift. Full-bodied and concentrated, the palate is rich yet polished, with silky texture, fresh acidity and a long, limestone-tinged finish. Allow two to three hours in a decanter and serve with beef, lamb or truffle-accented dishes.
Château Lafite Rothschild 1983 Pauillac
French Red
$1,999.99
Supple, fresh and ready to enjoy, with cedar, tobacco and stone giving way to cassis, cranberry and ripe red fruit. The palate is medium-bodied, elegant and silky, balancing sweet fruit with savoury herbs, lead-pencil detail and a gently smoky edge. Little aeration is needed; pour carefully from a settled bottle and pair with roast chicken, veal or grilled mushrooms.
Comte Louis de Lauriston Pomme Prisonnière Calvados
French Whisky
$164.99
Fresh apple and orchard fruit lead a vivid, aromatic profile. The palate is rounded and warming, with the character of macerated fruit carried clearly through the spirit rather than hidden by oak or sweetness. A gentle savoury note brings balance through the middle. The finish is clean and persistent, leaving baked apple, fruit skin and a measured warmth.
Veuve Clicquot 2004 La Grande Dame Brut Champagne
French Sparkling
$389.99
Floral and open, with baked pear, brioche and toasted nuts joined by apple, quince and a quiet honeyed note. The palate is creamy yet energetic, its fine mousse carried by bright acidity. Cherry, strawberry and chalk bring freshness and definition through the middle. The finish is balanced and persistent, leaving dried apple, pear, bread dough and a clean mineral trace.
Domaine Tropez Crazy Rosé
French Rosé
$12.99
A pale rosé with citrus, white peach and restrained tropical fruit on a clean, aromatic nose. The palate is generous but fresh, balancing ripe fruit with gentle sweetness and enough acidity to keep the finish lively. Serve it well chilled with summer salads, grilled prawns, soft cheese or lightly spiced dishes where its easy fruit can take the lead.
Château Mouton Rothschild 2014 Pauillac
French Red
$1,499.99
Concentrated yet finely controlled, with cassis, dark berries, violet and lead pencil layered over restrained creamy oak and savoury herbs. The full-bodied palate has freshness, polished texture and sweet, ripe tannins, while mineral detail and spice carry the long finish. Still youthful, it benefits from three to four hours in a decanter before serving with grilled beef or lamb.
Chateau Leoville Las Cases 1991 Saint-Julien
French Red
$599.99
Mature and finely composed, with cassis, pencil lead and damp earth rising from the glass. A trace of burning ember adds warmth without obscuring the fruit. The palate is concentrated yet harmonious, bringing cigar box and dark berries through integrated tannins. The finish is dry and measured, with cedar, mineral and blackcurrant lingering in a distinctly classical, savoury frame.
Château Lanbersac Puisseguin-Saint-Émilion 375 mL
French Red
$20.99
Blackberry, black plum and ripe cherry lead a Merlot-based Bordeaux with baking spice, cedar and an earthy note. The palate is full of fruit, with rich texture and firm, chalky tannins providing structure. Pepper, clove and toasted oak add savoury detail. Dark fruit and tannic dryness carry the long, chewy finish, balancing generous fruit with a firm core.
Château Perron 2020 Lalande-de-Pomerol
French Red
$62.99
Ripe blackcurrant opens the aroma, joined by subtle cedar and a graphite-like mineral note. The palate is velvety and dark-fruited, with tobacco leaf and gentle spice adding savoury depth. Medium-to-full in body, it carries well-integrated tannins that give shape without hardness. The finish is lingering and elegant, leaving dark fruit, cedar and restrained earthy detail in a composed, balanced line.
Chateau Leoville Las Cases 1983 Saint-Julien
French Red
$699.99
Firm and classically mature, opening with cedar, tobacco and cigar box over bright red berries and black cherry. Ash, damp forest floor and a cool earthy note add savoury detail. The palate is medium to full in weight, with rustic tannins giving the fruit a disciplined frame. A long, dry finish returns to cedar, leaf and red fruit with a distinctly traditional profile.
Chateau Leoville Las Cases 1982 Saint-Julien
French Red
$1,159.99
Classic and commanding, with blackcurrant, cedar, lead pencil and forest-floor notes unfolding over tobacco and spice. The palate is full-bodied and concentrated, yet vibrant, with cassis and blackberry held by firm, mature tannins and a clear mineral line. Time in the glass brings greater lift and aromatic detail without softening its structure entirely. The finish is exceptionally long and intense, carrying dark fruit, cigar box and cool savoury depth.
Cos d’Estournel 2003 Saint-Estèphe
French Red
$599.99
Lush and concentrated, with cassis, black cherry and ripe dark plum framed by cigar box, tobacco and warm spice. The palate is full-bodied and velvety, carrying dense black fruit with freshness and finely polished tannins. Truffle, smoke and a mineral note add savoury depth as the wine opens. The finish is long and opulent, returning to dark berries, cedar, licorice and spice without losing definition.
Chateau Leoville Las Cases 1995 Saint-Julien
French Red
$899.99
Mature yet still vigorous, with black cherry, cassis and dark red fruit joined by spice, cigar wrapper and a savoury mineral edge. The palate is full-bodied and concentrated, carrying ripe tannins with impressive freshness and depth. Dark fruit remains at the centre while tobacco and stone add classical Left Bank detail. The finish is dense, long and chewy, with power held in a polished frame.
Chateau Leoville Las Cases 1999 Saint-Julien
French Red
$589.99
Medium-bodied and classically reserved, with cranberry, cassis and black cherry joined by tobacco and damp earth. Vanilla and discreet toasted oak add polish without masking the fruit. The palate is bright and linear, with sweet tannins giving shape to a leaner profile. The finish is dry and persistent, carrying currant, cedar and tobacco through a restrained, savoury close.
Chateau Leoville Barton 2005 Saint-Julien
French Red
$329.99
Blackberry, cassis and kirsch lead a deep, structured profile, joined by candied violet, wood smoke and cardamom. The palate is full and concentrated, with grainy tannins and fresh acidity framing the dark fruit. Cedar, graphite and leather bring classic savoury depth. The finish is long and persistent, returning to blackcurrant, spice and polished mineral tension rather than overt sweetness.
Château TrotteVieille 2005 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
French Red
$359.99
Black cherry, plum and blackcurrant lead a complex, mineral profile, joined by liquorice, earth and truffle. The palate is medium to full in body, with fine tannins and fresh acidity keeping the fruit precise. Cedar, tea leaf and a measured chocolate note add savoury depth. The finish is long and layered, returning to plum, herbs and limestone-like mineral tension.
Château La Commanderie 2019 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
French Red
$81.99
Ripe blackberry, cassis and red berries lead the aroma, joined by spice and a gentle smoky note. Fresh acidity gives the palate lift and keeps the dark fruit clearly defined. Black and red fruit unfold in measured layers, with the spice adding depth through the middle. The finish is persistent and balanced, carrying cassis, red berries and a restrained smoky echo.
Chateau Lafite Rothschild 2004 Pauillac
French Red
$2,599.99
Refined and aromatic, with blackberry, graphite and cedar unfolding over dark currant fruit. The palate is medium-bodied and precise, shaped by silky tannins and fresh, well-judged acidity. Tobacco and subtle earth emerge with air, while the fruit remains clear and composed rather than heavy. The finish is long, polished and quietly persistent, carrying cassis, cedar and mineral detail. An elegant mature Pauillac with depth held firmly in reserve.
Chateau Margaux 2004
French Red
$1,999.99
Polished and aromatic, with violets and dark red fruit joined by espresso, tobacco and gentle earth. The palate is medium-bodied and silky, balancing fresh cherry and blackberry with finely shaped tannins and an elegant, measured richness. Floral lift and spice keep the wine poised as it opens. The finish is long and composed, carrying ripe fruit, subtle oak and savoury detail without losing its characteristic delicacy.
Château de Ferrand 2019 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
French Red
$99.99
Fresh, radiant fruit leads the aroma, with plum, black cherry and violet joined by touches of cocoa and hazelnut. The palate is smooth and velvety, while Cabernet Franc brings a firmer line of tannin and welcome freshness. The fruit remains clear and energetic through the middle. The finish is refined and balanced, carrying floral lift, polished texture and lingering dark-fruit intensity.
Château Brown 2020 Pessac-Léognan
French Red
$159.99
Blackcurrant, blackberry and plum lead with cedar and a quiet earthy note. The palate is rich but polished, carrying ripe dark fruit over velvety tannins and a fresh savoury line. Light iron, red tea and restrained toast add detail without masking the fruit. The finish is refined and persistent, leaving cassis, earth, cedar and fine tannins.
Château Cantenac Brown 2015 Margaux
French Red
$229.99
Ripe dark berries and plum open with graphite and a cool stony edge. The palate is plush and supple, bringing concentrated fruit into polished structure and well-integrated oak. Freshness gives the richness energy and keeps the texture poised rather than broad. The finish is intense and persistent, returning to dark fruit, mineral notes and fine, smoothly woven tannins.
Château Doyac 2021 Le Pélican Haut-Médoc
French Red
$49.99
Cassis and blackberry open a supple, accessible red, followed by gentle sweet spice. Made entirely from Merlot, the palate is juicy and smooth, with silky tannins giving shape without heaviness. Dark fruit remains clear through the middle, while the spice returns on the close. The result is polished and open-knit, with enough structure to keep the ripe fruit composed.
Château Doyac 2021 Haut-Médoc Cru Bourgeois
French Red
$49.99
Blackberry and fresh raspberry lead a rich but balanced red, with redcurrant, flowers and fine pepper adding lift. Merlot forms the core, supported by Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. The palate combines ripe fruit with clear acidity and firm structure, while the tannins stay composed. Fresh berries and pepper remain present through the finish, keeping the generous fruit lively.
Château de Pez 2014 Saint-Estèphe
French Red
$117.99
Red and black fruit open with spice, cedar and a cool graphite note. The palate is medium-full and structured, carrying blackcurrant, plum and ripe strawberry through fine, present tannins. Toasted oak and black pepper add depth, while earthy herbs and tobacco emerge with air. The finish is long and savoury, leaving cassis, pencil lead, leather and a balanced mineral grip.
Château Sénilhac 2019 Haut-Médoc
French Red
$36.99
Ripe blackcurrant, red cherry and plum lead, with cedar, graphite and oak-spice detail. The palate is medium- to full-bodied, combining generous dark fruit with cocoa and tobacco. Tannins provide a firm core while remaining relatively refined, and the balance stays classically Left Bank. Spice, oak and blackberry carry the finish, making this a structured Haut-Médoc with enough fruit to remain approachable.