Christmas Day Lunch Half Dozen Mixed Case

Description

1 x Louis Regnier Grand Reserve Brut Champagne – France
The Champagne the French drink! Made by Champagne Haton, who are in the top 10 in France for domestic sales, this is a soft Champagne, balancing bright pear and apple fruits with a crisp edge. Zesty lemony finish with gentle sweetness on the finish. Stunning value.

1 x Domaine Perraton Chrisalys Macon-Loche – France
This Macon-Loche is the result of blending two plots located at the bottom of the slope in the village of Loche, situated 3 km from Chaintre. Its clay-limestone terroirs, with very deep soil, rest on a vein of very hard limestone rock crossing the lower part of the Loche hill. Aged in stainless steel tanks, the wine reveals a bouquet of apricot, peach and dried fruits. Initially round and pleasing, the palate gradually becomes complex and structured, leading to a long and persistent finish with citrus flavours.

1 x Tananga Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough – New Zealand
Classic Marlborough Sauvignon with its fresh and zesty character. On the nose, it exhibits classic aromas of passion fruit, gooseberry, and blackcurrant leaf, while the palate is juicy and fruit-filled, with crunchy green fruits, bell pepper, grass, tomato leaf, and tropical notes like passion fruit.

1 x Chateau des Demoiselles Castillon Cotes de Bordeaux – France
Always our favourite affordable Bordeaux this is drinking beautifully now. Made from around three quarters merlot, with the rest of the blend being made of cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc, it is a fruity juicy style of Bordeaux but punches well above its price tag. If you like St Emilion and Pomerol but are fed up with their ever-rising prices this is an excellent alternative with ripe generous fruit.

1 x Wairau River Pinot Noir Marlborough – New Zealand
Marlboroughs Wairau River has carved an intricate braided pattern of channels on its path to the Pacific Ocean, and it is on the these river banks that the vineyards were planted in the late 1970s. This Pinot Noir comes from low yielding vines to create wines with true intensity of flavour. It is then fermented and aged in oak for 9 months, creating a Pinot Noir to rival those from Burgundy. The wine shows aromas of cherry and wild berry fruits, shadowed by supple oak, whilst the palate is soft and generous, showing true varietal flavours.

1 x Chateau Bastor-Lamontagne Les Ramparts Sauternes DEMI- France
Born from young vines of Semillon, Muscat and Sauvignon from the historic Bastor-Lamontagne estate. This aromatic Sauternes has a bouquet of sweet spices, honey and orange blossom. The taste is rich and balanced, persistent and fresh. Perfect to drink right away but will certainly develop with age.

Please note that we reserve the right to change wines in the case should we run short of stock. We will always replace a wine with its nearest equivalent in price, style and quality.