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Penfolds Grange Shiraz 2003 75c L - £957.60
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £159.60 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A rich, full-flavoured and concentrated wine with complex rum/raisin dark chocolate, liquorice, quince paste and dried fruit notes. Prominent, well integrated tannins align with oak to create a lingering continuum of flavours and tactile persistance.
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £159.60 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A rich, full-flavoured and concentrated wine with complex rum/raisin dark chocolate, liquorice, quince paste and dried fruit notes. Prominent, well integrated tannins align with oak to create a lingering continuum of flavours and tactile persistance.
Chateau du Coing de Saint Fiacre - £78.99
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Chateau du Coing de Saint Fiacre - £44.34
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Chateau du Coing de Saint Fiacre 2006 - £7.39
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Miranda Golden Botrytis Halves 2002 - £11.15
Price on from Laithwaites.
Ever since De Bortoli's Noble One took the sweet wine world by storm in the 1980s with its Sauternes-beating intensity and finesse, the Riverina region has been recognised as having great dessert wine potential. We adore Miranda's Golden Botrytis and Members have been buying it avidly for years. The 2002 is perhaps their most amazing creation to date winning Winestate magazine's coveted 'Sweet Wine of the Year' award. Like molten marmalade and quince jelly with citrus-burst acidity and nigh-on perfect balance. Very reasonably priced for what is clearly a world class wine.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Ever since De Bortoli's Noble One took the sweet wine world by storm in the 1980s with its Sauternes-beating intensity and finesse, the Riverina region has been recognised as having great dessert wine potential. We adore Miranda's Golden Botrytis and Members have been buying it avidly for years. The 2002 is perhaps their most amazing creation to date winning Winestate magazine's coveted 'Sweet Wine of the Year' award. Like molten marmalade and quince jelly with citrus-burst acidity and nigh-on perfect balance. Very reasonably priced for what is clearly a world class wine.
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