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"Girardin's 'regular' bottling of 2019 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is very good, offering up aromas of pear, citrus zest and peach, complemented by hints of freshly baked bread and anise. Full-bodied, deep and textural, it's ample and seamless, with bright acids and a saline finish." - 93 Points, William Kelley, The Wine Advocate
Country: France
Region: Burgundy
Sub Region: Corton-Charlemagne
This is the first release from a new vineyard planted in the Pommard lieu-dit La Taupe, right next to the domaine's Pommard Perrières. Destemmed and very gently extracted, it's a bright juicy Bourgogne that's already delicious. An exciting addition to the range!
"The Bourgogne rouge from Théo Dancer is a new wine in the Winehog's glass. It's a delightful, vivid glass with plenty of energy. This is delicate and quite intense, and thankfully not too extracted for the vintage. A … more
Country: France
Producer: Vincent Dancer
Region: Burgundy
A young, vibrant calvados distilled from apple and pear in the Domfrontais region of Normandy.
According to the importers, "Long after the outcome of mobile phones, calling Victor Gontier on the only landline by their entrance door, one would enjoy a cacophony of chook noises , roosters calls, pigs squeals in the courtyard, confirming the authenticity of the place and thus of its production."
The controlled Domfrontais appellation requires at least 35 percent pear juice, which gives a softer character … more
Country: France
Region: Normandy
Sub Region: Domfrontais
Uva Non Grata (Latin for 'ungrateful grapes') refers to the historical downgrading of Gamay while Pinot Noir became the ascendant of the two grapes in Burgundy. Gamay loves the granite/siliceous soils of the vineyards in the hills to the north west of Lyon in eastern France. The grapes were hand picked deliberately early to maintain freshness. In the cellar, grapes are vinified using traditional carbonic maceration techniques followed by a short cuvasion to keep the upfront, juicy fruit characters in … more
Country: France
Producer: Uva Non Grata
Region: Vin de France
One of the foremost exceptional producers of a wildly undervalued region, is Trimbach from the sloping hills of Alsace. The fruit comes from the Geisberg Grand Cru, a partial component of their legendary cuvée Fréderic Emile. This is a single vineyard cuvée however, coming from old vines on a steep terraced slope.
"The 2020 Clos de la Hutte is a wine that makes your shoulders drop such is its tranquility and sense of comfort in your mouth. It blooms in the mouth and does so without any sense of heaviness. The finish, scented with flowers and nectarines, is long, fragrant and textural. I hate using the word minerality as it means so many different things to people, but in my opinion, this has it in spades. It is incredible that the vines … more
Country: France
Region: Loire Valley
Sub Region: Savennieres
With an average age of over ten years, this is made from Cognac's three terroirs: Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne and Fins Bois. The Ovation's distinctive character comes from long aging in Limousin oak barrels, which adds fullness, spice and sweetness. The pure aroma offers up ripe pears, spiced apples, maple syrup and vanilla. The palate is silky smooth, with perfectly integrated spirit and a mouth-coating texture. A very fine Cognac and a superb XO for the money.
"The latest release … more
An exceptional blend of 25- to 30-year-old reserve stocks of both Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne Cognacs, with distillations going back to the mid-1970s. It has a striking copper colour. On the nose there is an intense fragrance of roasted nuts, wood spice, leatherwood honey and baked pears, while the deep palate is viscous, dense even, with complex notes of Bosc pear, almond, Oloroso Sherry and orange peel. The finish is long and warming with hints of brown sugar, vanilla … more
A blend of Tesseron's sublime stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac distilled in the 1950s and aged for two generations in Limousin casks. Here the Grande Champagne terroir really comes into its own, with layer after layer of rich, hedonistic wave of roasted nuts, mixed peel, raisins, dark chocolate and wild honey notes. For all its mouth-coating richness and intensity, it has a knock-out pillowy texture, perfect spirit integration and some super-complex rancio notes on the long finish.
"This is a … more
A blend of Tesseron's sublime stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac distilled in the 1950s and aged for two generations in Limousin casks. Here the Grande Champagne terroir really comes into its own, with layer after layer of rich, hedonistic wave of roasted nuts, mixed peel, raisins, dark chocolate and wild honey notes. For all its mouth-coating richness and intensity, it has a knock-out pillowy texture, perfect spirit integration and some super-complex rancio notes on the long finish.
"This is a … more
Composed of one 50ml bottle each of Lot Nos. 90, 76, 53 and 29, offered in a presentation box.
It's a great introduction to the spectacular Cognac Tesseron Collection.
Composition is this producer's first non-XO release, yet even here Tesseron have aimed to make something very special for its level. There is no added colour, it is the older material that brings the depth. It pours a bright, light amber colour, offers aromatics of spiced autumn fruit, white flowers and fresh plum, while on the palate there is that classic Tesseron texture, and vinous, fruity complexity - guaranteeing the cognac's sipping credentials. At the bar, we have found the … more
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