750 mL
Château Margaux 1995 Margaux
$2,199.99Restrained and sophisticated, with blackcurrant and black olive framed by roasted coffee, cedar, toast and a mineral lift. The medium-bodied palate shows real density without heaviness, combining concentrated ripe fruit with aristocratic acidity, firm tannins and finely integrated oak. Long, dry and precise on the finish, it rewards a two-hour decant and pairs beautifully with roast lamb.
Dom Pérignon 1996 Plénitude 2 Rosé Champagne
$2,199.99Malt, nectarine and wild strawberry open into smoky, peaty depth, with dried rose, citron, saffron and a touch of vanilla spice. The palate is radiant and energetic, balancing ripe red fruit with fine bubbles and firm mineral tension. Toasted nuttiness and savoury complexity carry a long, precise, gently spicy finish.
Château Haut-Brion 1990 Pessac-Leognan
$1,999.99Opulent 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.
Château Lafite Rothschild 1983 Pauillac
$1,999.99Supple, 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.
Château Margaux 2011 Margaux
$1,999.99Violet and delicate spice lift a fragrant mix of black cherry, blackberry and cassis, with mocha, smoke and truffle adding depth. Concentrated yet graceful, the palate is soft and refined, with velvety fruit, smooth tannins and a long, caressing finish. Give it four to five hours in a decanter and serve with spiced lamb, duck or mushroom dishes.
Quinta do Noval 1991 Nacional Vintage Port
$1,999.99Sweet raisin and fragrant perfume open over deep, nearly opaque colour, with strawberry, molasses and blackberry building in the glass. Medium to full-bodied, the palate is concentrated and structured, combining powerful tannins with fine balance and a distinctive balsamic note. Youthful energy carries through the firm, lingering finish.
Château Margaux 1983 Margaux
$1,999.99Dried and fresh flowers rise from a complex bouquet of cassis, blueberry, fig, plum and cherry, with cedar, leather, tobacco and earthy mineral notes underneath. Medium-bodied, silky and sensuous, the palate combines mature richness with fresh acidity and firm, polished structure. Pour carefully from a settled bottle; an hour of air is ample. Excellent with flank steak or roast duck.
Mouton Rothschild 2003 Pauillac
$1,999.99Rich and opulent, opening with intense blackcurrant, ripe dark plum and cassis before cedar, tobacco leaf, vanilla and warm spice emerge. Full-bodied and concentrated, the palate carries generous fruit on polished tannins with enough freshness to keep the texture poised. A subtle floral lift brightens the long, savoury finish. Decant and serve with roast lamb or beef.
Château Mouton Rothschild 2009 Pauillac
$1,999.99Opulent and seductive, with black currant, black cherry and plum surrounded by violet, cigar box, tobacco, liquorice, smoke and bitter chocolate. The palate is rich and satiny, its dark fruit controlled by fine-grained tannins, savoury mineral freshness and a long, pure finish. Still youthful, it benefits from three to four hours in a decanter before serving with veal or lamb.
Château Margaux 1998 Margaux
$1,899.99Mature garnet with a fine amber rim, offering blackcurrant, dried plum and fig alongside mint, cedar and an earthy gunflint note. The palate is elegant and layered, combining graceful bottle-aged complexity with polished tannins, fresh acidity and a restrained core of dark fruit. Long and composed on the finish, it opens beautifully with a thoughtful decant.
Château Mouton Rothschild 2004 Pauillac
$1,899.99Black fruit and cassis sit beneath baked spice, smoke, earth and a distinctive saline note. Medium-bodied and cohesive, the palate has measured grip, a slightly chewy texture and a correct, savoury finish rather than overt richness. Bottle variation is significant, so provenance matters; stand upright and decant carefully for about two hours before serving with beef or lentils.
Louis Jadot 2009 Musigny Grand Cru
$1,889.99Rose 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.
Masseto 1999 Toscana IGT
$1,874.99Violet, raspberry and ripe berry aromas rise from a deep, concentrated core. The palate is full-bodied, powerful and structured, with silky tannins giving the dark fruit remarkable polish. Freshness keeps the scale in balance, while berry richness and quiet savoury detail build toward an exceptionally long, composed finish.
Château Haut-Brion 2004 Pessac-Leognan
$1,789.99Refined and restrained, with blackcurrant, black cherry and savoury dark fruit joined by graphite, cedar, smoke, cigar box and mineral notes. Medium-bodied and focused, the palate combines fresh acidity with fine, well-integrated tannins, measured concentration and notable vitality. The finish is long and pure; decant for about four hours and serve with simply prepared beef or lamb.
Comte Georges de Vogue 2001 Musigny Grand Cru
$1,699.99Mature and composed, opening with dried cherry, dark berries, violet, cedar and truffle. Layers of spice, anise, soy and dried herbs add savoury complexity without overwhelming the fruit. The palate is deep and seamless, with silky tannins, measured richness and a long, focused finish that remains remarkably elegant.
Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2003 Pauillac
$1,699.99Rich and opulent, opening with intense blackcurrant, ripe dark plum and cassis before cedar, tobacco leaf, vanilla and warm spice emerge. Full-bodied and concentrated, the palate carries generous fruit on polished tannins with enough freshness to keep the texture poised. A subtle floral lift brightens the long, savoury finish. Decant and serve with roast lamb or beef.
Château La Mission Haut-Brion 2005 Pessac-Léognan
$1,699.99Sweet blackberry, cassis and spring flowers open over crushed rock and earthy mineral notes. Full-bodied and richly layered, the palate combines warm dark fruit with velvety yet firm tannins and an energetic backbone. Tobacco, cedar and savoury spice add depth before the exceptionally long, textured and precise finish.
Château Haut-Brion 1994 Pessac-Leognan
$1,699.99Deep plum-ruby in colour, with black cherry and currant layered over truffle, earth, dried herbs, licorice and a smoky spice-box note. Medium-bodied, the palate is supple and harmonious, combining a plump, gently chewy texture with fresh lift and fine, still-present tannins. Savoury complexity carries through the long finish; decant before serving with beef or lamb.
Armand de Brignac NV Blanc de Blancs Champagne
$1,599.99Green apple and fresh citrus open with clarity, followed by white flowers, coconut and a fine chalky note. The palate is crisp and finely textured, its ripe orchard fruit held in balance by bright acidity and a clean mineral line. Elegant and persistent through the finish, it pairs naturally with shellfish, sashimi or delicate poultry dishes.
Armand de Brignac NV Brut Green Limited Edition Champagne
$1,599.99Peach, apricot and red berry aromas lead, followed by crystallized citrus, orange blossom and warm brioche. The palate is soft and creamy, with cherry and exotic fruit shaped by lemony freshness and subtle notes of vanilla, honey and toast. Rich yet composed, it finishes smoothly and pairs well with scallops, roast quail or freshwater fish.