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Colheita Port in Gift Tube
This is a wine of exceptional quality and elegance, a Casa Burmester classic that is made from a single harvest - a "Vintage Tawny" - aged in small 550-litre oak barrels in our Vila Nova de Gaia Cellars. It is bottled, at the very least, after seven years and in accordance with demand.
This is a wine of exceptional quality and elegance. Colheita ports are made from a single harvest - a "Vintage Tawny" - aged in small oak barrels. It is bottled, at the very least, after seven years and in accordance with demand.
Price: £169.95 (23 in Stock)
di Pramaggine, L. Ruggeri
A classic red Italian wine made from the Cabernet grape from the 1978 vintage. The wine has aged to produce a garnet core with a clear rim. Lots of oak, leather and soft tannins remain.
Price: £49.00 (1 in Stock)
Margaux, 3rd Growth Classification
The 1978 Brane Cantinac has a dark ruby garnet with browning at the edges, a ripe intense bouquet of cassis, fruit, cedar and vanillin oakiness.
Price: £89.95 (9 in Stock)
Margaux 3me Cru Classe
From the good 1978 vintage, this wine still has a quite dark colour with a moderate amount of age showing
around the rim. The bouquet is a little earthy at first but reveals some complexity. The taste is much better than the bouquet reavealing some typical cassis fruit and medium length finish.
Price: £129.00 (11 in Stock)
Pauillac 5th Growth Classification
A very charming, supple wine that is a delight to drink now, the 1978 Haut-Batailley is a straightforward, effusively fruity wine, with a nice touch of spicy oak, light tannins, and a warm, round finish. Ready now.
Price: £89.00 (11 in Stock)
Medoc Grand Cru Classe
Evolved mature colour with orange hues. Pleasant nose with fruity scents. In the mouth there is still a lot of body at the start. A very good wine
Price: £74.95 (2 in Stock)
St Julien 2me Growth Classification
A deep tawny rim with a mahogany core. This has a delightful nose, very good intensity with notes of cooked meats, roasted chestnut, toffee and a touch of marzipan. It smells as if it is from a hot vintage! After five minutes in the glass, it become a little muffled but develops a touch of mint. The palate certainly has more fruit concentration than the 1980, a rounded texture, quite sharp acidity with notes of sour cherry, a touch of leather and a dry, rather gamey, but attenuated finish. Not bad for a 1978
Price: £129.95 (2 in Stock)
Pauillac, 1st Growth Classification
A deep garnet core with tawny rim. The bouquet displays good intensity, cohesive, earthy, leathery but well defined and gaining potency. The palate is medium-bodied with some attractive decayed black cedar-infused leafy fruit with tobacco and a touch of graphite. Good persistency towards the slightly bitter finish with touches of soy and pain grille. Neil Martin, Wine Journal, Tasted September 2008.
Rating 90 Points (Wine Journal)
Price: £395.00 (1 in Stock)
Medoc
From the 1978 vintage, the Chateau St Bonnet has a good deep colour and is in good condition.
Price: £89.00 (2 in Stock)
Ruffino
Chianti, situated in Tuscany in central Italy, is home to probably the best-known and most iconic of all Italian wines. Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano are primarily made with Sangiovese grape whereas the Vernaccia grape is the basis of the white Vernaccia di San Gimignano.
Price: £59.00 (1 in Stock)