2022 Henri Gouges Nuits St Georges Clos De Porrets 375ml
Domaine Henri Gouges combines traditionalism and modernity at their legendary Nuits-Saint-Georges estate. Bottles are insanely age-worthy, displaying precision, purity, and a serious reputation for uncompromising standards and quality. Henri Gouges inherited 9 hectares of prime Nuits-St-Georges vineyards just after the First World War, and expanded his holdings significantly between 1920-1934. Today it includes 14.5 hectares – including seven of the best well-positioned 1er crus. Along with Marquis d’Angerville and few other domaines, he started bottling his own wines in 1933 and marketing them directly to his clients. Henri strongly believed in low yield and was obsessed with extracting the utmost from his vines. This philosophy was passed to the current generation running the Domaine, and Domaine Henri Gouges is now universally recognized for producing superb Burgundies at very approachable price-points, with a metronomic consistency. In the most inviting of all formats, these half-bottles of the 95 Point 2022 Nuits Saint-Georges Clos des Porrets Saint-Georges 1er Cru are impossible to resist. Only 36 Half-Bottles Available - First come, first served.
- $69.99
- $48.00
2022 Henri Gouges Nuits St Georges Clos De Porrets 375ml
Domaine Henri Gouges combines traditionalism and modernity at their legendary Nuits-Saint-Georges estate. Bottles are insanely age-worthy, displaying precision, purity, and a serious reputation for uncompromising standards and quality. Henri Gouges inherited 9 hectares of prime Nuits-St-Georges vineyards just after the First World War, and expanded his holdings significantly between 1920-1934. Today it includes 14.5 hectares – including seven of the best well-positioned 1er crus. Along with Marquis d’Angerville and few other domaines, he started bottling his own wines in 1933 and marketing them directly to his clients. Henri strongly believed in low yield and was obsessed with extracting the utmost from his vines. This philosophy was passed to the current generation running the Domaine, and Domaine Henri Gouges is now universally recognized for producing superb Burgundies at very approachable price-points, with a metronomic consistency. In the most inviting of all formats, these half-bottles of the 95 Point 2022 Nuits Saint-Georges Clos des Porrets Saint-Georges 1er Cru are impossible to resist. Only 36 Half-Bottles Available - First come, first served.
$69.99
- 375 ML
2019 Philippe Le Hardi Gevrey-Chambertin
The 2019 Philippe Le Hardi Gevrey-Chambertin comes from Domaine du Château Philippe le Hardi, a historic estate in Burgundy that traces its identity back to medieval viticultural traditions and takes its name from Philip the Bold (Philippe le Hardi), Duke of Burgundy—a figure associated with early Burgundian wine quality efforts. The domaine cultivates a range of Côte de Nuits and Côte Chalonnaise parcels, emphasizing Pinot Noir and meticulous vineyard care to reflect individual terroirs across its holdings. In the 2019 vintage, Burgundy produced especially expressive Pinot Noirs with ripe fruit and balanced acidity, and this cuvée reflects that character: according to aggregated user ratings and tasting feedback, it tends to show cherry and raspberry fruit with spice, earth, and moderate oak influence, finishing long and pairing well with red meats and game.
- $74.99
- $48.00
2019 Philippe Le Hardi Gevrey-Chambertin
The 2019 Philippe Le Hardi Gevrey-Chambertin comes from Domaine du Château Philippe le Hardi, a historic estate in Burgundy that traces its identity back to medieval viticultural traditions and takes its name from Philip the Bold (Philippe le Hardi), Duke of Burgundy—a figure associated with early Burgundian wine quality efforts. The domaine cultivates a range of Côte de Nuits and Côte Chalonnaise parcels, emphasizing Pinot Noir and meticulous vineyard care to reflect individual terroirs across its holdings. In the 2019 vintage, Burgundy produced especially expressive Pinot Noirs with ripe fruit and balanced acidity, and this cuvée reflects that character: according to aggregated user ratings and tasting feedback, it tends to show cherry and raspberry fruit with spice, earth, and moderate oak influence, finishing long and pairing well with red meats and game.
$74.99
- 750 ML
2000 Chateau Canon la Gaffeliere
The 2000 Château Canon-la-Gaffelière comes from one of Saint-Émilion’s most respected estates, historically linked with the Neipperg family and situated on well-drained gravel and clay-limestone soils that favor Merlot and Cabernet Franc blends and produce wines of both power and finesse. The 2000 vintage in Bordeaux is widely regarded as one of the standout millennial years, combining generous ripeness with structure, and Canon-la-Gaffelière’s rendition benefited from meticulous vineyard work and extended oak ageing (about 18 months in new barrels) that helped build depth and complexity. In terms of elite scores, Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate awarded the 2000 vintage 95 points, highlighting its concentration, balance and aromatic intensity, marking it as one of the estate’s most accomplished efforts of that era.
- $199.99
- $95.00
2000 Chateau Canon la Gaffeliere
The 2000 Château Canon-la-Gaffelière comes from one of Saint-Émilion’s most respected estates, historically linked with the Neipperg family and situated on well-drained gravel and clay-limestone soils that favor Merlot and Cabernet Franc blends and produce wines of both power and finesse. The 2000 vintage in Bordeaux is widely regarded as one of the standout millennial years, combining generous ripeness with structure, and Canon-la-Gaffelière’s rendition benefited from meticulous vineyard work and extended oak ageing (about 18 months in new barrels) that helped build depth and complexity. In terms of elite scores, Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate awarded the 2000 vintage 95 points, highlighting its concentration, balance and aromatic intensity, marking it as one of the estate’s most accomplished efforts of that era.
$199.99
- 750 ML
1986 Chateau Beychevelle
The 1986 Château Beychevelle hails from the prestigious Saint-Julien appellation on Bordeaux’s Left Bank, where this Fourth Growth (Cru Classé) estate has been famed for centuries for producing wines that combine both structure and elegance; Beychevelle’s gravelly soils, Cabernet Sauvignon-led plantings, and careful winemaking reflect classic Médoc style. In the context of the 1986 vintage—warm and generally favorable for ripeness—the Beychevelle showed very well, with its aggregate quality reflected in high aggregated ratings such as a 95 score on Tastingbook (an algorithm combining multiple professional reviews and assessments) and similarly strong individual appraisals from critics highlighting its complexity and balance.
- $249.99
- $95.41
1986 Chateau Beychevelle
The 1986 Château Beychevelle hails from the prestigious Saint-Julien appellation on Bordeaux’s Left Bank, where this Fourth Growth (Cru Classé) estate has been famed for centuries for producing wines that combine both structure and elegance; Beychevelle’s gravelly soils, Cabernet Sauvignon-led plantings, and careful winemaking reflect classic Médoc style. In the context of the 1986 vintage—warm and generally favorable for ripeness—the Beychevelle showed very well, with its aggregate quality reflected in high aggregated ratings such as a 95 score on Tastingbook (an algorithm combining multiple professional reviews and assessments) and similarly strong individual appraisals from critics highlighting its complexity and balance.
$249.99
- 750 ML
2009 Chateau Pichon Les Tourelles de Longueville Baron
The Les Tourelles de Longueville 2009 comes from Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, the famed Second Growth (Deuxième Cru Classé) estate in Pauillac on Bordeaux’s Left Bank, a property with a storied history dating back to the 17th-18th centuries and named for the distinctive turrets (“tourelles”) that adorn the château; the second wine embodies the elegance and structure of the grand vin while offering earlier accessibility and charm. The 2009 vintage in Bordeaux was exceptional, allowing this Merlot-dominated blend (roughly 61 % Merlot, 25 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 14 % Cabernet Franc) to achieve full phenolic ripeness and plenty of expressive fruit, with careful sorting and vinification reflecting the estate’s commitment to quality. While most published professional scores for this second wine are in the low 90s, James Suckling rated it as high as 93 points (noted for polished tannins, balance, and a long finish), and other sources give around 90–92, making it one of the stronger Les Tourelles efforts of the era.
- $89.99
- $45.00
2009 Chateau Pichon Les Tourelles de Longueville Baron
The Les Tourelles de Longueville 2009 comes from Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, the famed Second Growth (Deuxième Cru Classé) estate in Pauillac on Bordeaux’s Left Bank, a property with a storied history dating back to the 17th-18th centuries and named for the distinctive turrets (“tourelles”) that adorn the château; the second wine embodies the elegance and structure of the grand vin while offering earlier accessibility and charm. The 2009 vintage in Bordeaux was exceptional, allowing this Merlot-dominated blend (roughly 61 % Merlot, 25 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 14 % Cabernet Franc) to achieve full phenolic ripeness and plenty of expressive fruit, with careful sorting and vinification reflecting the estate’s commitment to quality. While most published professional scores for this second wine are in the low 90s, James Suckling rated it as high as 93 points (noted for polished tannins, balance, and a long finish), and other sources give around 90–92, making it one of the stronger Les Tourelles efforts of the era.
$89.99
- 750 ML
2011 Chateau Canon St. Emilion
Sitting in the heart of the limestone plateau, Château Canon is prized for its classic, critically acclaimed St-Emilion. The estate’s story began 250 years ago when it was purchased by wealthy privateer (pirate), Jacque Kanon, who made his fortune commanding fleets between France and Quebec. It was known as Clos St Martin and not named Château Canon until 1853 on its acquisition by the Fontémoing family. Canon’s renaissance began when the Wertheimer Brothers, who also own the global fashion brand Chanel and Rauzan-Ségla, bought the estate in 1996. They invested heavily in the vineyards and winery, poached John Kolasa from Chateau Latour and made him technical director, setting the estate on the path to success. Kolasa has since been succeeded by the talented Nicolas Audebert (Krug, Veuve Clicquot, Cheval des Andes) and quality and demand continues to soar. The sole mission is based on how to produce the very best quality wines, no shortcuts are taken, and every decision is made with the long term in mind. There is no other property where one can measure this philosophy in action and see such clear results. Culminating in a product of the utmost purity, finesse and opulence, the superb wines made under the management of Nicolas Audebert define class itself. At only $129.99 this is a Saint-Emilion steal. Act Fast.
- $129.99
- $85.00
2011 Chateau Canon St. Emilion
Sitting in the heart of the limestone plateau, Château Canon is prized for its classic, critically acclaimed St-Emilion. The estate’s story began 250 years ago when it was purchased by wealthy privateer (pirate), Jacque Kanon, who made his fortune commanding fleets between France and Quebec. It was known as Clos St Martin and not named Château Canon until 1853 on its acquisition by the Fontémoing family. Canon’s renaissance began when the Wertheimer Brothers, who also own the global fashion brand Chanel and Rauzan-Ségla, bought the estate in 1996. They invested heavily in the vineyards and winery, poached John Kolasa from Chateau Latour and made him technical director, setting the estate on the path to success. Kolasa has since been succeeded by the talented Nicolas Audebert (Krug, Veuve Clicquot, Cheval des Andes) and quality and demand continues to soar. The sole mission is based on how to produce the very best quality wines, no shortcuts are taken, and every decision is made with the long term in mind. There is no other property where one can measure this philosophy in action and see such clear results. Culminating in a product of the utmost purity, finesse and opulence, the superb wines made under the management of Nicolas Audebert define class itself. At only $129.99 this is a Saint-Emilion steal. Act Fast.
$129.99
- 750 ML
2020 Le Petit Smith-Haut-Lafitte
Located in the heart of Pessac-Leognan and dating back to 1365, Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte is one of the oldest estates in Bordeaux. This magnificent property has entered a new era in its history following its acquisition by Daniel and Florence Cathiard in 1990. In a little over twenty years, they have achieved remarkable things, returning the winemaking process to organic principles, they have transformed the wine, lifting it to a level transcending its rivals and becoming 'the quintessential Graves.' Gushing with praise for the present owners, Robert Parker commented: "Under the Cathiards, Smith-Haut-Lafitte is at the top of its game, arguably producing the best wines that have ever come out of these lands in more than 800 years of winemaking." Effortlessly punching well above its weight and drinking like a left bank performer sitting much higher up in the pecking order, the 2020 Le Petit Smith Haut Lafite perfectly captures the essence of this renowned estate's legendary terroir and guarantee of superb craftsmanship. Offering outrageous value for money, we challenge you to find another Bordeaux of this quality at this head-scratchingly modest price point. Load up. First come, first served.
- $49.99
- $31.00
2020 Le Petit Smith-Haut-Lafitte
Located in the heart of Pessac-Leognan and dating back to 1365, Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte is one of the oldest estates in Bordeaux. This magnificent property has entered a new era in its history following its acquisition by Daniel and Florence Cathiard in 1990. In a little over twenty years, they have achieved remarkable things, returning the winemaking process to organic principles, they have transformed the wine, lifting it to a level transcending its rivals and becoming 'the quintessential Graves.' Gushing with praise for the present owners, Robert Parker commented: "Under the Cathiards, Smith-Haut-Lafitte is at the top of its game, arguably producing the best wines that have ever come out of these lands in more than 800 years of winemaking." Effortlessly punching well above its weight and drinking like a left bank performer sitting much higher up in the pecking order, the 2020 Le Petit Smith Haut Lafite perfectly captures the essence of this renowned estate's legendary terroir and guarantee of superb craftsmanship. Offering outrageous value for money, we challenge you to find another Bordeaux of this quality at this head-scratchingly modest price point. Load up. First come, first served.
$49.99
- 750 ML
2022 Joseph Drouhin Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc
2022 Joseph Drouhin Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc is more than just a bottle of white Burgundy — it’s a golden invitation to sip on history, elegance, and a little French magic. The Drouhin family has been making wine since 1880, but it was in the 1920s that Joseph Drouhin’s son, Maurice, had the brilliant foresight to purchase a rocky, sun-drenched vineyard on the Beaune hillside — a place the medieval monks once called Clos des Mouches (named not for insects, but for the old Burgundian word for bees, who loved the flowering vines). Fast forward to 2022: the buzz is still real. This vintage of Clos des Mouches Blanc is a dazzling Chardonnay, precise and poised, with floral notes, citrus zest, a whisper of honeysuckle, and a kiss of oak that’s more French charm than muscle. It balances richness with mineral tension in a way that Burgundy lovers dream about and New World winemakers try to copy on weekends. Whether you're toasting Tuesday night triumphs or cellaring it for a future celebration, this bottle is pure Burgundian class and proof that good things happen when you follow the bees.
- $275.00
- $194.00
2022 Joseph Drouhin Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc
2022 Joseph Drouhin Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc is more than just a bottle of white Burgundy — it’s a golden invitation to sip on history, elegance, and a little French magic. The Drouhin family has been making wine since 1880, but it was in the 1920s that Joseph Drouhin’s son, Maurice, had the brilliant foresight to purchase a rocky, sun-drenched vineyard on the Beaune hillside — a place the medieval monks once called Clos des Mouches (named not for insects, but for the old Burgundian word for bees, who loved the flowering vines). Fast forward to 2022: the buzz is still real. This vintage of Clos des Mouches Blanc is a dazzling Chardonnay, precise and poised, with floral notes, citrus zest, a whisper of honeysuckle, and a kiss of oak that’s more French charm than muscle. It balances richness with mineral tension in a way that Burgundy lovers dream about and New World winemakers try to copy on weekends. Whether you're toasting Tuesday night triumphs or cellaring it for a future celebration, this bottle is pure Burgundian class and proof that good things happen when you follow the bees.
$275.00
- 750 ML
2021 Joseph Drouhin Beaune 1er Cru Clos des Mouches Rouge
Located in Beaune in the heart of Burgundy, Maison Joseph Drouhin is one of the region’s most highly regarded and historic wineries, with a legacy dating back to 1880 when it was founded by the 22-year-old Joseph Drouhin. The winery is now expertly managed by the fourth generation of the Drouhin family, who are known for their total commitment to quality and tradition. The vineyards rest in some of Burgundy’s most prestigious appellations including Cote de Nuits, Cote de Beaune Grands-Echezeaux and Bonnes-Mares. We have just had the pleasure of tasting the superb 2021 Beaune Clos des Mouches Rouge, and it confirms everything we know about the spectacular Burgundies we are consistently presented with from Maison Drouhin. Reflecting "ripe and beautifully layered aromas of black cherry, cassis and a plethora of floral nuances, especially violet. The round, delicious and almost tender medium-bodied flavors possess a highly seductive texture before culminating in a youthfully austere, beautifully balanced and hugely long finale. (AM)"
- $229.99
- $165.00
2021 Joseph Drouhin Beaune 1er Cru Clos des Mouches Rouge
Located in Beaune in the heart of Burgundy, Maison Joseph Drouhin is one of the region’s most highly regarded and historic wineries, with a legacy dating back to 1880 when it was founded by the 22-year-old Joseph Drouhin. The winery is now expertly managed by the fourth generation of the Drouhin family, who are known for their total commitment to quality and tradition. The vineyards rest in some of Burgundy’s most prestigious appellations including Cote de Nuits, Cote de Beaune Grands-Echezeaux and Bonnes-Mares. We have just had the pleasure of tasting the superb 2021 Beaune Clos des Mouches Rouge, and it confirms everything we know about the spectacular Burgundies we are consistently presented with from Maison Drouhin. Reflecting "ripe and beautifully layered aromas of black cherry, cassis and a plethora of floral nuances, especially violet. The round, delicious and almost tender medium-bodied flavors possess a highly seductive texture before culminating in a youthfully austere, beautifully balanced and hugely long finale. (AM)"
$229.99
- 750 ML