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Armand de Brignac NV Blanc de Noirs Champagne

$1,599.99
Blackberry, ripe plum and dark cherry lead, with orange blossom and a fine mineral note adding lift. The palate is generous yet precise, moving through white peach and citrus into subtler hints of honey, licorice and warm spice. Structured acidity keeps the richness composed, while the finish remains long, polished and quietly savoury.

Armand de Brignac NV Demi-Sec Champagne

$1,599.99
Buttered brioche and candied fruit open with a generous, inviting character. The palate moves through dark chocolate, wild blueberry and crystallized citrus, its sweetness held in balance by substantial acidity. Rich without feeling heavy, it carries freshness into a long, polished finish. Serve with foie gras, blue cheese, lightly spiced dishes, tropical fruit or baked desserts.

Armand de Brignac Brut Rose NV Champagne

$1,599.99
Wild strawberry, raspberry and red cherry lead into a light smoky note and the warmth of baked pastry. The palate is bright and lively, with a fine persistent mousse, silky texture and enough depth to carry the fruit through a long, composed finish. Serve with tuna tartare, roast duck, charcuterie or berry-led desserts that are not overly sweet.

Armand de Brignac Brut Gold NV Champagne

$1,599.99
Orange blossom, peach and lemon open over vanilla, honey and the warmth of freshly baked biscuits. The palate is rich and expansive without losing definition, shaped by refined acidity and a persistent thread of crystallized citrus. A composed, celebratory style with real table presence; pour with lobster, roast poultry, buttery pastry or mature hard cheese.

Château Mouton Rothschild 2014 Pauillac

$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.

Château Mouton Rothschild 1998 Pauillac

$1,499.99
Powerful and still youthful, with crème de cassis and dark fruit layered with pencil lead, roasted espresso, tobacco, smoke, saddle leather and Indian spice. Full-bodied and concentrated, the palate combines depth with fresh structure, fine tannins and a long savoury drive. Decant for about ninety minutes and serve with roast beef, lamb or venison.

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2001 Pauillac

$1,499.99
Deeply coloured and composed, with bilberry and blackcurrant layered over cigar box, smoke, autumn leaves and supple leather. The palate is concentrated and richly textured, yet held in balance by fresh acidity and finely structured tannins. Graphite and smoked tobacco carry through the long, savoury finish. Decant gently and serve with roast beef or lamb.

Mouton Rothschild 2001 Pauillac

$1,499.99
Deeply coloured and composed, with bilberry and blackcurrant layered over cigar box, smoke, autumn leaves and supple leather. The palate is concentrated and richly textured, yet held in balance by fresh acidity and finely structured tannins. Graphite and smoked tobacco carry through the long, savoury finish. Decant gently and serve with roast beef or lamb.

Château Latour 2004 Pauillac

$1,499.99
Cassis and dark cherry lead a refined bouquet, with carob, cedar, pencil shavings, nuts and floral notes of lilac, lavender and jasmine. The palate is round, supple and balanced, combining fresh acidity with ripe tannins, chocolate richness and a structured, elegant finish. Still developing, it benefits from about two hours in a decanter before serving with beef or lamb.

Penfolds Grange 1984

$1,399.99
Rich and mature, with blackcurrant, plum and dark berry layered with chocolate, caramel, mocha, cedar, menthol, smoke and tobacco. The medium-bodied palate is concentrated yet balanced, carrying supple tannins, sweet fruit and firm chocolate-toned structure through a long, warming finish. Decant for about one hour and serve with lamb, venison or slow-cooked beef.

Chateau Haut-Brion 1999 Pessac-Leognan

$1,399.99
Deep red in colour, opening with red and black berries, mulberry and cherry, joined by woody vanilla, light caramel and liquorice. The palate is soft, harmonious and beautifully proportioned, with concentrated fruit and finely integrated structure. Gentle sweetness and poised freshness carry the balanced, persistent finish with exceptional charm.

Scarecrow 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley

$1,399.99
Spiced plum, blackberry, mocha and cassis create a dark, concentrated aromatic profile, with floral lift and wet-stone minerality adding contrast. The palate is opulent yet balanced, placing dense black fruit inside a finely structured frame. Gravelly detail and integrated tannins carry the Cabernet through a powerful, remarkably composed finish.

Château Palmer 2018 Margaux

$1,399.99
Dense and powerful, with plum, blackberry, cassis and blueberry layered with graphite, scorched earth, mint, tobacco and mocha. The palate is richly concentrated yet maintains fresh acidity, ripe tannins and a velvety texture, carrying its dark fruit through a long mineral finish. Still youthful, it benefits from about four hours in a decanter before serving with roast duck or beef.

Remoissenet Pere et Fils 1985 Clos Vougeot Grand Cru

$1,299.99
Mature red cherry and floral notes meet mushroom, wet leaves, earth and a quiet umami edge. The palate retains a rich core of fruit, with fine acidity and softened structure giving it more life than the evolved nose suggests. Savoury woodland detail carries the finish. Bottle variation is pronounced at this age, so stand upright and decant gently only as needed.

Château Mouton Rothschild 1999 Pauillac

$1,299.99
An elegant, increasingly mature expression with black currant and blackberry layered with smoke, truffle, cocoa, mocha, coffee and warm spice. The medium-bodied palate is smooth and velvety, balancing firm ripe fruit with silky tannins and a long, structured finish touched by a slight dryness. Decant for about three hours and serve with lamb stew, duck or mushrooms.

Château Mouton Rothschild 1995 Pauillac

$1,299.99
Deep and brooding, with cassis, blackberry and black cherry joined by violet, cedar, coffee, dark chocolate, black pepper and incense. The palate is rich and layered, balancing a vibrant core of ripe fruit with velvety tannins and polished oak. Full-bodied yet composed, it builds through a persistent, savoury finish; allow generous air and serve with roast beef or lamb.

Mouton Rothschild 1998 Pauillac

$1,299.99
Powerful and still youthful, with crème de cassis and dark fruit layered with pencil lead, roasted espresso, tobacco, smoke, saddle leather and Indian spice. Full-bodied and concentrated, the palate combines depth with fresh structure, fine tannins and a long savoury drive. Decant for about ninety minutes and serve with roast beef, lamb or venison.

Château Mouton Rothschild 1988 Pauillac

$1,259.99
Classic and mature, with cassis, plum and red berry framed by cedar, walnut, pencil shavings, tobacco and earthy mineral notes. The palate is round and balanced, showing fresh acidity, ripe tannins, vanilla and a gently drying woody edge on the long finish. Bottle condition matters; stand upright, decant carefully for about two hours and serve with veal or roast lamb.

Penfolds Grange 2013

$1,249.99
Powerful and intensely youthful, with blueberry, redcurrant, plum and mulberry joined by coffee bean, chocolate, allspice, Szechuan pepper and dry herbs. Richly textured and dense, the palate combines bright fruit with remarkably smooth tannins, precise balance and a long, spicy finish. Give it about four hours in a decanter and serve with roast lamb or beef.

Angelus 2016

$1,199.99
Black plum, blackberry and dark cherry rise from a deeply perfumed bouquet, joined by cedar, violet and a touch of bitter orange. The palate is rich yet energetic, with dense, refined tannins framing generous fruit and a fresh, dry core. Long and poised, it suits roast lamb, beef tenderloin or truffle dishes.