1969
1969
Remoissenet 1969 Chevalier L’Arquebuse
French Red
A fully mature Burgundy with dried citrus peel, baked apple and hazelnut, joined by honeyed wax, truffle and gentle spice. The palate is silky and integrated, carrying preserved orchard fruit, toasted nuts and savoury depth on a softened frame. Its long, earthy finish calls for quiet attention and a simple table companion such as roast poultry, mushrooms or aged Comté.
Remoissenet Père & Fils 1969 Vosne-Romanée
French Red
Pinot Noir comes from the Vosne-Romanée appellation in Burgundy's Côte de Nuits. The appellation covers vineyards in Vosne-Romanée and neighbouring Flagey-Échezeaux and is reserved for red wine. Limestone mixed with clayey marls is characteristic, with soil depths ranging from tens of centimetres to one metre. The plots have an easterly exposure and may lie at the top or foot of the slope.
Leacock’s 1969 Sercial Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
An expressive mature Madeira in the drier Sercial style, with pronounced nuttiness, toffee and warm spice. The palate carries sweetness, though it remains notably less rich than Malmsey, with acidity keeping the wine lifted and composed. Long cask ageing has brought layered savoury complexity and a persistent finish. Its balance of caramelized depth and freshness makes it especially compelling alongside aged cheese.
Nismes-Delclou Armagnac 1969
French Brandy
Amber in colour, with crystallized fruit and a distinguished, mature nose. The palate is subtle and smooth, showing gentle wood alongside violet, cinnamon, caramel and dried stone fruit. Long ageing in old casks gives the texture a notably velvety feel while preserving lift and perfume. Serve neat in a tulip-shaped glass, allowing a few minutes for the aromatics to unfold.
Remoissenet Pere & Fils 1969 Morey-Saint-Denis
French Red
Sweet tobacco, cigar wrapper and warm cabinet spice lead into truffle, undergrowth and a light coffee-and-brown-sugar note. The palate retains rich fruit and a gently sweet middle, framed by firm but integrated tannins. Earthy and mature yet notably elegant, it finishes with savoury spice and composed length. Stand upright before opening and decant carefully around sediment.
Remoissenet Pere et Fils 1969 Pommard
French Red
Dried cherry and darker fruit meet mushroom, spice, iron and a quiet mineral note on the nose. Soft and smooth on the palate, the wine carries integrated acidity, faint dusty tannins and enough remaining fruit to feel balanced rather than fragile. The finish is savoury and gently spicy. Stand the bottle upright before service and decant carefully, stopping if sediment begins to move.