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Bordeaux | 1 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
Inc. GST
SG$1,092.18 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 3 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
Inc. GST
SG$729.76 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 3 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
Inc. GST
SG$1,612.11 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 2 | 97+ (JD) |
Inc. GST
SG$705.73 |
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Jeb Dunnuck (97+)The 2022 Château Gruaud Larose is largely Cabernet Sauvignon yet includes 14% Merlot and 3% Cabernet Franc that was brought up in 95% new barrels. It's an inky-hued 2022 that has a killer nose of crème de cassis, lead pencil shavings, liquid violets, and a beautiful, crushed stone-like minerality. This powerful, full-bodied Gruaud La Rose has plenty of mid-palate depth, fine, polished tannins, and a great finish. It's probably best hidden in the back of the cellar for a decade if possible, but it should be incredibly long-lived. I think it's as good as the 2018 and one of the absolute classics from this château. |
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Gruaud Larose
(12x75cl)
2023
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Bordeaux | - | 97 (DC) |
Expected Price Range
SG$1,141 -
SG$1,355
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Decanter (97)A complete knockout of a wine in 2023. Deep, vibrant purple in colour. Lots of milk chocolate, some exotic spices and black fruit touches on the nose, along with floral scents of roses and violets - smells gorgeous. Supple and filling, an immediate weight and texture on the palate, thick silk and ripe fruit, massy but then almost straight away quite clean and crisp. Forward and focussed, tannins RE supportive but so well integrated into the wine - almost a seamless expression - with plenty of underlying power. It’s delicious. Very drinkable, finessed and restrained, nothing overdone, no harshness. Everything feels in its place. Juicy and succulent cherry, blackcurrant and blueberry with high mouthwatering acidity. A great wine, I love it because it’s layered and lifted, you can feel the sculpting with muscles on show and it feels very ‘put together’. There’s lots of strict Cabernet, but this has a touch of plushness which you can't help but smile at. A top buy in 2023. 40% grand production, taken from 60% of the estate. 15% press wine. |
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Bordeaux | 61 | 97 (DC) |
Inc. GST
SG$704.58 |
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Decanter (97)A complete knockout of a wine in 2023. Deep, vibrant purple in colour. Lots of milk chocolate, some exotic spices and black fruit touches on the nose, along with floral scents of roses and violets - smells gorgeous. Supple and filling, an immediate weight and texture on the palate, thick silk and ripe fruit, massy but then almost straight away quite clean and crisp. Forward and focussed, tannins RE supportive but so well integrated into the wine - almost a seamless expression - with plenty of underlying power. It’s delicious. Very drinkable, finessed and restrained, nothing overdone, no harshness. Everything feels in its place. Juicy and succulent cherry, blackcurrant and blueberry with high mouthwatering acidity. A great wine, I love it because it’s layered and lifted, you can feel the sculpting with muscles on show and it feels very ‘put together’. There’s lots of strict Cabernet, but this has a touch of plushness which you can't help but smile at. A top buy in 2023. 40% grand production, taken from 60% of the estate. 15% press wine. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
Inc. GST
SG$638.52 |
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Guerrin et Fils Pouilly Fuisse Vv 2023 epitomises the elegance and complexity of Burgundy's esteemed Pouilly-Fuissé appellation. Crafted exclusively from meticulously hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes grown in the premier vineyards of Mâconnais, this exceptional cuvée showcases the family's storied tradition and unwavering commitment to quality. The 2023 vintage benefits from optimal climatic conditions, allowing the grapes to develop profound depth and balance. Fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, followed by ageing in French oak barrels, imparting subtle nuances of vanilla and toasted almond while preserving the pure mineral character intrinsic to the terroir. The result is a refined wine with vibrant acidity, layers of citrus and stone fruit, and a lingering, harmonious finish. As a testament to Guerrin et Fils' expertise, the Pouilly Fuisse Vv 2023 is a distinguished addition to any fine wine collection. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
Inc. GST
SG$743.16 |
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Guerrin et Fils Pouilly-Fuisse 1er Cru La Marechaude 2023 exemplifies the pinnacle of Burgundy's Chardonnay expression. Cultivated in the esteemed La Marechaude vineyard, this cuvée benefits from the region's Keppel-rich limestone soils, imparting a distinctive minerality. Hand-harvested grapes undergo meticulous vinification, including cold fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve pure fruit aromas, followed by ageing in French oak barrels for twelve months, enhancing complexity and depth. The 2023 vintage reveals a brilliant golden hue, with nose notes of ripe orchard fruits, citrus zest, and subtle hints of toasted almond. On the palate, it offers a harmonious balance between vibrant acidity and creamy texture, culminating in a long, elegant finish. Produced by the renowned Guerrin et Fils family, celebrated for their commitment to traditional Burgundy practices and sustainable viticulture, this 1er Cru is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and the unique terroir of Pouilly-Fuissé. |
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Burgundy | 1 | 95 (WA) |
Inc. GST
SG$2,927.61 |
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Wine Advocate (95)The 2019 Mâcon-Pierreclos 1er Jus de Chavigne is performing superbly in bottle, wafting from the glass with aromas of orange oil, citrus zest, warm toast and pear. Medium to full-bodied, immensely concentrated and complete, it's seamless and penetrating, underpinned by a tangy spine of acidity and concluding with a long, saline finish. This 2019 combines the cut of a vintage such as 2017 with the hyper-concentrated, almost "passerillé" style of a year such as 2015—a rare combination that should age prodigiously well. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
Inc. GST
SG$359.59 |
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Guffens Heynen Macon Pierreclos 2000 is a distinguished white Burgundy, crafted with meticulous attention to detail in the esteemed Macon Pierreclos appellation. This vintage showcases hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes from prime vineyard sites, cultivated under the expert stewardship of the Guffens Heynen estate. Fermented in French oak barrels, the wine undergoes a delicate ageing process, enhancing its complexity and depth. On the nose, it presents an elegant bouquet of ripe orchard fruits, complemented by subtle hints of toasted almond and mineral undertones. The palate is refined and balanced, with a persistent finish that speaks to its exceptional craftsmanship. Esteemed by critics and aficionados alike, Guffens Heynen Macon Pierreclos 2000 exemplifies the richness and sophistication inherent in fine Burgundy wines, making it a superb choice for connoisseurs seeking unparalleled quality and heritage. |
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Burgundy | 1 | 96 (WA) |
Inc. GST
SG$3,397.44 |
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Wine Advocate (96)The 2022 Mâcon-Pierreclos Juliette et les Vieilles de Chavigne is one of the high points of the range, unwinding in the glass with deep aromas of pear and waxy citrus framed by notions of iodine and smoky reduction. Medium to full-bodied, satiny and layered, it's muscular and concentrated, with a racy spine, terrific depth at the core and a long, pure finish. Readers will have fun deciding which rendition of this cuvée is their favorite, but what is certain is that anyone who loves profound white Burgundy will want to own them all. |
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Bordeaux | 1 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
In Bond
SG$936.00 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 3 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
In Bond
SG$620.00 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 3 | 95-97+ (TDB) |
In Bond
SG$1,380.00 |
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The Drinks Business (95-97+)Gruaud Larose (St Julien; 84% Cabernet Sauvignon; 12% Merlot; 4% Cabernet Franc; 12.5% alcohol; tasted between appointments at the property with Arnaud Frédéric and, later, at Lagrange with consistent if initially rather hastily written notes). I had some trouble tracking down a sample as this was not presented at the UGC press tasting at the Cité du Vin. But I am really pleased that I persisted as this is staggeringly brilliant and definitely one of the wines of the vintage – as, indeed, it was in 2020 (not that many people tasted it en primeur either). A very dark cool-vintage Cabernet nose – of brambles and blackberry, with a touch of cassis that builds in the glass with aeration. There is great presence and intensity to the pure dark bright, fresh crunchy fruit in a deeply expressive and impressively aromatically striking nose. Thyme, freshly plucked from the stalk, a stony minerality, and graphite and pencil-shavings. On the palate, this is plunge-pool deep, dense and compact yet with a wondrously graceful lift and elegance to it. Archetypally Gruaud Larose – with all that graphite minerality– but taken to a new level texturally. The 2021 is fabulously intense, deep dark and utterly captivating. There is incredible purity, great layering and pixilation, and yet a degree of density and profundity that is really rare in the vintage, even in St Julien. The bright aerial fruit provides loads of mid-palate interest. On the finish this is lively and racy, with a touch of cool menthol and a lovely grip from the tannins that ripple gloriously to a distant vanishing point, cleansing the palate as they do. This really flows and there is a brilliant tension between the tannins that want to strap the fruit to the compact linear spine and the exuberance of the fruit that glides and glistens in a brilliant sinuous crystalline river of fresh juiciness. This is right up there with Las Cases for me in this vintage. |
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Bordeaux | 2 | 97+ (JD) |
In Bond
SG$594.00 |
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Jeb Dunnuck (97+)The 2022 Château Gruaud Larose is largely Cabernet Sauvignon yet includes 14% Merlot and 3% Cabernet Franc that was brought up in 95% new barrels. It's an inky-hued 2022 that has a killer nose of crème de cassis, lead pencil shavings, liquid violets, and a beautiful, crushed stone-like minerality. This powerful, full-bodied Gruaud La Rose has plenty of mid-palate depth, fine, polished tannins, and a great finish. It's probably best hidden in the back of the cellar for a decade if possible, but it should be incredibly long-lived. I think it's as good as the 2018 and one of the absolute classics from this château. |
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Gruaud Larose
(12x75cl)
2023
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Bordeaux | - | 97 (DC) |
Expected Price Range
SG$1,141 -
SG$1,355
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Decanter (97)A complete knockout of a wine in 2023. Deep, vibrant purple in colour. Lots of milk chocolate, some exotic spices and black fruit touches on the nose, along with floral scents of roses and violets - smells gorgeous. Supple and filling, an immediate weight and texture on the palate, thick silk and ripe fruit, massy but then almost straight away quite clean and crisp. Forward and focussed, tannins RE supportive but so well integrated into the wine - almost a seamless expression - with plenty of underlying power. It’s delicious. Very drinkable, finessed and restrained, nothing overdone, no harshness. Everything feels in its place. Juicy and succulent cherry, blackcurrant and blueberry with high mouthwatering acidity. A great wine, I love it because it’s layered and lifted, you can feel the sculpting with muscles on show and it feels very ‘put together’. There’s lots of strict Cabernet, but this has a touch of plushness which you can't help but smile at. A top buy in 2023. 40% grand production, taken from 60% of the estate. 15% press wine. |
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Bordeaux | 61 | 97 (DC) |
In Bond
SG$587.00 |
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Decanter (97)A complete knockout of a wine in 2023. Deep, vibrant purple in colour. Lots of milk chocolate, some exotic spices and black fruit touches on the nose, along with floral scents of roses and violets - smells gorgeous. Supple and filling, an immediate weight and texture on the palate, thick silk and ripe fruit, massy but then almost straight away quite clean and crisp. Forward and focussed, tannins RE supportive but so well integrated into the wine - almost a seamless expression - with plenty of underlying power. It’s delicious. Very drinkable, finessed and restrained, nothing overdone, no harshness. Everything feels in its place. Juicy and succulent cherry, blackcurrant and blueberry with high mouthwatering acidity. A great wine, I love it because it’s layered and lifted, you can feel the sculpting with muscles on show and it feels very ‘put together’. There’s lots of strict Cabernet, but this has a touch of plushness which you can't help but smile at. A top buy in 2023. 40% grand production, taken from 60% of the estate. 15% press wine. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
In Bond
SG$467.00 |
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Guerrin et Fils Pouilly Fuisse Vv 2023 epitomises the elegance and complexity of Burgundy's esteemed Pouilly-Fuissé appellation. Crafted exclusively from meticulously hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes grown in the premier vineyards of Mâconnais, this exceptional cuvée showcases the family's storied tradition and unwavering commitment to quality. The 2023 vintage benefits from optimal climatic conditions, allowing the grapes to develop profound depth and balance. Fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, followed by ageing in French oak barrels, imparting subtle nuances of vanilla and toasted almond while preserving the pure mineral character intrinsic to the terroir. The result is a refined wine with vibrant acidity, layers of citrus and stone fruit, and a lingering, harmonious finish. As a testament to Guerrin et Fils' expertise, the Pouilly Fuisse Vv 2023 is a distinguished addition to any fine wine collection. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
In Bond
SG$563.00 |
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Guerrin et Fils Pouilly-Fuisse 1er Cru La Marechaude 2023 exemplifies the pinnacle of Burgundy's Chardonnay expression. Cultivated in the esteemed La Marechaude vineyard, this cuvée benefits from the region's Keppel-rich limestone soils, imparting a distinctive minerality. Hand-harvested grapes undergo meticulous vinification, including cold fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve pure fruit aromas, followed by ageing in French oak barrels for twelve months, enhancing complexity and depth. The 2023 vintage reveals a brilliant golden hue, with nose notes of ripe orchard fruits, citrus zest, and subtle hints of toasted almond. On the palate, it offers a harmonious balance between vibrant acidity and creamy texture, culminating in a long, elegant finish. Produced by the renowned Guerrin et Fils family, celebrated for their commitment to traditional Burgundy practices and sustainable viticulture, this 1er Cru is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and the unique terroir of Pouilly-Fuissé. |
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Burgundy | 1 | 95 (WA) |
In Bond
SG$2,575.00 |
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Wine Advocate (95)The 2019 Mâcon-Pierreclos 1er Jus de Chavigne is performing superbly in bottle, wafting from the glass with aromas of orange oil, citrus zest, warm toast and pear. Medium to full-bodied, immensely concentrated and complete, it's seamless and penetrating, underpinned by a tangy spine of acidity and concluding with a long, saline finish. This 2019 combines the cut of a vintage such as 2017 with the hyper-concentrated, almost "passerillé" style of a year such as 2015—a rare combination that should age prodigiously well. |
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Burgundy | 1 | - |
In Bond
SG$320.00 |
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Guffens Heynen Macon Pierreclos 2000 is a distinguished white Burgundy, crafted with meticulous attention to detail in the esteemed Macon Pierreclos appellation. This vintage showcases hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes from prime vineyard sites, cultivated under the expert stewardship of the Guffens Heynen estate. Fermented in French oak barrels, the wine undergoes a delicate ageing process, enhancing its complexity and depth. On the nose, it presents an elegant bouquet of ripe orchard fruits, complemented by subtle hints of toasted almond and mineral undertones. The palate is refined and balanced, with a persistent finish that speaks to its exceptional craftsmanship. Esteemed by critics and aficionados alike, Guffens Heynen Macon Pierreclos 2000 exemplifies the richness and sophistication inherent in fine Burgundy wines, making it a superb choice for connoisseurs seeking unparalleled quality and heritage. |
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Burgundy | 1 | 96 (WA) |
In Bond
SG$3,010.00 |
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Wine Advocate (96)The 2022 Mâcon-Pierreclos Juliette et les Vieilles de Chavigne is one of the high points of the range, unwinding in the glass with deep aromas of pear and waxy citrus framed by notions of iodine and smoky reduction. Medium to full-bodied, satiny and layered, it's muscular and concentrated, with a racy spine, terrific depth at the core and a long, pure finish. Readers will have fun deciding which rendition of this cuvée is their favorite, but what is certain is that anyone who loves profound white Burgundy will want to own them all. |
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