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Chateau de Beaucastel 2006
Chateau de Beaucastel 2006 - £43.00
Price on from Laithwaites.
''Beaucastel is one of Chateauneuf-du-Pape's - and the world's - greatest wines'' (Decanter) It's hard to overstate the majesty of this wine which is the flagship of one of the finest family properties in the southern Rhone. Organically managed, the vineyards contain all 13 permitted Chateauneuf varieties. It takes real mastery and generations of wisdom to coax layers of flavour out of all them let alone bring them together in such complete harmony. A year in traditional barrels further develops the beguiling complexity. Deep and dark with smouldering black fruit and nuances of bay leaf and thyme. Our precious cases are first come, first served.

Les Abeilles 2004
Les Abeilles 2004 - £7.99
Price on from Laithwaites.
One taste of this Gold medal heritage red and you'll see why Andre Roux - a veteran of some 67 vintages - is something of a Rhone legend.Customers first met him in 1973 when we broke the budget with a huge shipment of six cases! Since then he's earned the limelight for the little village of Chusclan, over the river from the more famous and expensive vineyards of Chateauneuf-du-Pape. And when he retired in 1990 we had to fly over and talk him out of it on your behalf! Dark purple with spicy forest fruit aromas. Gold medal depth of smoky blackcurrant, brambles and herbs. Drink to 2007. ''The Rhone ... the most exciting of France's classic red wine regions'' Anthony Rose, The Independent.

Domaine de la Maurelle 2003
Domaine de la Maurelle 2003 - £12.49
Price on from Laithwaites.
In the words of Decanter magazine, Gigondas ''out-muscles all other Rhone villages'' - and that includes Chateauneuf-du-Pape. The blockbusting 14.5% La Maurelle is a classic three grape blend of Grenache Syrah and Mourvedre. Powerfully flavoured with wild berry, black fruit, spice and Provencal herb character.

Domaine du Bousquillon 2005
Domaine du Bousquillon 2005 - £6.55
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Next-door to Chateauneuf-du-Pape, the little-known Tricastin region offers similar depth as the iconic region ... at a much friendlier price. Delicious!



La Grange Saint Martin (half bottle) 2005
La Grange Saint Martin (half bottle) 2005 - £4.19
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Taste the richness of La Grange St. Martin 2005, and you'll be glad you did. Deliciously concentrated, old-vine fruit, hand-harvested from vineyards owned by the world's greatest Chateauneuf-du-Pape estate ... ''hauntingly perfect'' says Robert Parker. This excellent value red is the result of months of effort, from dawn to dusk, in the vineyard and winery. Superbly ripe, healthy Syrah and Grenache - the same grapes as Chateauneuf, crafted with the same care and attention to detail by the same team that's behind the Perrins' world famous Chateau Beaucastel. ''Dark cherry in colour, with ripe blackcurrant, blackberry and raspberry. Rich and full, with a fantastic, spicy finish. Delicious with grilled meats and hearty, traditional British fare such as bangers and mash.''

Domaine du Vieux Calcernier 2005
Domaine du Vieux Calcernier 2005 - £15.39
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Brimful of the exuberant, spicy richness that crowns Chateauneuf-du-Pape King of Rhone reds, Domaine du Vieux Calcernier 2004 is a real and RARE treat. It is one of a handful of old-vine Chateauneufs that marries top-quality with a great price. Made by the De Courten family, proprietors for nearly 3 centuries, this wine comes from some of the region's oldest vines producing tiny quantities of super-concentrated fruit. Gorgeous deep ruby colour in the glass with captivating aromas of spicy red fruits and a mass of chewy, raspberry and spice flavours in the mouth. Decant an hour before serving to really 'wow' guests.

Champaron 2004
Champaron 2004 - £6.69
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Boasting a mention by Robert Louis Stevenson in his ''Travels With A Donkey...'', the tiny Rhone village of Valvigneres (population 89) has a developed a strong reputation for its charming wines - taking on the big guns of Chateauneuf-du-Pape and winning! The strong, dynamic character of the Cave de Valvigneres' President, Jean-Luc Faugere,has been pivotal in this success, building on the winemaking heritage of the area (wine has been made here since Roman times.) His efforts are reflected in the array of medals for the Cave's superlative, warming reds. ''Dark ruby red. Ripe black cherry and plum flavours, with a touch of sweet tobacco. Medium bodied with medium tannins. A true Rhone cocktail.''