Unser Sortiment

JAMES SUCKLING: "The purity and precision tof this young Eglise Clinet is exceptional, with finesse, intensity and fine tannins that last for minutes on the palate. It grows slowly and then builds and continues. The energy is terrific. Finishes long and confident. All about structure with finesse. The tannins really are refined and tightly woven. 90% merlot and 10% cabernet franc."

JAMES SUCKLING: "A firm and racy red with blackberry, black olive, and orange peel. Just a hint of salt. Medium to full body. Tight center-palate with lovely tannins and a savory finish. Fresh and balanced at the end. Crunchy. Open. 90% merlot and 10% cabernet franc."

DECANTER: "Fragrant redcurrant and cranberry. Milk chocolate, vanilla, creamy, fruity and fresh with cherry and plum fruit. Cool and crisp, so much freshness straight away and so sleek, the weight is there in the density of the ripe fruit but this keeps a very slick frame. Lovely movement and energy, softly vibrant but also quite rich - a spectrum of cranberry and blackcurrant and plum fruit gives lots of different expressions with liquorice and tobacco on the finish. Chalky and stony, a lovely mineral grip too. Feels sophisticated, with balance, nothing sticks out, suave and elegant. I love it’s gentle expression though, doesn’t shout but this will be so great to drink and enjoy. I love it. Everything seems to be balanced delicately on a tightrope, with tenderness, density and tension. Really great and more finessed than some Pomerols. 3.8pH. Ageing 8% amphora, 50% new oak, 15% foudre, the rest used barrels. 42hl/ha yield. Green harvests were performed to drop 15-20% of the potential yield, given the team 'had never seen so many grapes on the vines'."

JAMES SUCKLING: "What strikes you about this wine is the center-palate and the purity of cool fruit notes, such as brambleberry and orange peel. Medium body. Whole and layered with ultra-fine tannins leading to a silky texture and persistent finish."

JAMES SUCKLING: "The growth at the end is really pretty. Classic in structure. Medium-bodied with fine, crunchy tannins. Just a hint of salinity on the finish. 90% merlot and 10% cabernet sauvignon. 5% of the merlot was barrel-fermented."

JAMES SUCKLING: "Very pretty and polished with blackberry, blueberry and ink character, as well as a hint of hazelnut. It’s medium-bodied with well-integrated tannins to the fruit. Fine and flavorful finish."

JAMES SUCKLING: "A beautifully structured and complex white with pristine, bright citrus fruit and an exotic touch. There’s a mineral character to it, too, with oyster-shell and crushed-stone notes. It’s medium- to full-bodied with racy acidity that adds energy and tension. Very long finish with fine tannins that frame it nicely."

FALSTAFF: „Kräftiges Rubingranat, violette Reflexe, breitere Randaufhellung. Verhalten, ein Hauch von Feigen, zarte florale Nuancen, etwas Hibiskus. Mittlere Komplexität, rote Kirschen, frisch strukturiert, mineralisch, bietet unkompliziertes Trinkvergnügen."

JAMES SUCKLING: "This has a very deep and beautiful palate with cherries, chocolate, hazelnut and orange peel. Pretty blackcurrants and blue berries, too. Medium body. The finish has gorgeous al-dente fruit at the end and is always subtle. Open tannins. A blend of 58% cabernet sauvignon, 37% merlot, and 5% petit verdot."

JAMES SUCKLING: "Very Chateau Margaux, with perfumed violets, currants and other berries, as well as oranges. Medium body with fine, caressing tannins that are tight and vivid. Racy and refined. Brightness and beauty to this second wine. Succulent. Refined. One of the best Pavillon Rouges in a while. 30% of the production. 79% cabernet sauvignon, 14% merlot, 5% petit verdot and 2% cabernet franc."

JAMES SUCKLING: "This is quite a big Pavillon Blanc with sliced pineapple, ripe apple, lemon and stone. It's full-bodied, layered and phenolic with a ripe sense to it, but then it’s citrusy and salty. Like fresh oysters. Reminds me of vintages from the 1980s, but with more freshness and clarity. 100% sauvignon blanc."

FALSTAFF: "Tiefdunkles Rubingranat, opaker Kern, violette Reflexe, zarte Randaufhellung. Feine Edelholzwürze, zart nach Nugat und Nelken, dunkle Waldbeeren, Cassis, Lakritze, floraler Touch, zart nach Mandarinenzesten, verführerisches Bukett. Saftig, hochelegant, reife Herzkirschen, seidige, tragende Tannine, lebendig, finessenreich strukturiert, ein Hauch von Schokolade und Brombeeren im Abgang, harmonisch, balanciert, mineralisch-salzig, bleibt sehr lange haften. Ein perfektes Abbild dieses einzigartigen Terroirs."

Jean Luc Thunevin schreckt tatsächlich vor nichts zurück. Er geht nach Margaux, in´s Medoc, in die Hochburg der Traditionen, und produziert dort einen Wein der absoluten Sonderklasse. Genauer gesagt macht den Wein Jean Lucs sympathische Frau Murielle. Was meinen Sie, wen er mit in´s Boot genommen hat? Michel Rolland und Ricardo Cotarella aus Italien, ja richtig Montevetrano und so! Und eines kann

JAMES SUCKLING: "Lovely young wine here with a pretty core of berry fruit and bark undertones. Medium body. Crisp, fine and lightly chewy tannins at the end. Quite seamless."

JAMES SUCKLING: "This has a fresh and juicy fruit character, showing currant and citrus-peel notes. It’s medium-bodied with firm, grainy tannins. Bright and chewy at the end."

Der Name Chateau Maucaillou lässt sich übersetzen mit „schlechte Steine“. Das geht zurück auf die kargen, steinigen Böden, die Chateau Maucaillou umgeben. Dort wächst nichts - außer Weinreben. Die Anfänge von Maucaillou liegen in den 1870er Jahren. Damals stieg die Familie Petit Laroche, die bis dahin im Handel mit Bordeaux-Weinen tätig gewesen war, ins Winzergeschäft ein. Sie ließ Chateau Maucail

JAMES SUCKLING: "This is firm and chewy with a medium to full body, yet it shows succulent fruit underneath. Outstanding depth as well as a crunchy sense to this, with blackberry and graphite. Profound limestone character is giving this real depth and solidity."

JAMES SUCKLING: "A medium-bodied, juicy red with fine tannins and a linear finish. Slightly light at the end but very polished and sleek."

JAMES SUCKLING: "Ripe dark berries with a hint of chocolate. Medium- to full-bodied with firm tannins. Some salinity to it. Dense and structured. From organically grown grapes."