2017 Domaine de la Grange des Peres - Vin de Pays de L'Herault (1.5 L - Magnum)Colour : Red Producer : Domaine de la Grange des Peres Label Name : Vin de Pays de L'Herault Country : France Region : Languedoc Roussillon Sub Region : Languedoc Variety : Proprietary Blend Vintage : 2017 Capacity : 1. 5 L Magnum Rating : 95 Points Falstaff Tasting Note : Strong crimson garnet, violet tints. Nuances of candied violets and liquorice over dark forest berry jam, fine dry herbs, mineral touch, fresh figs. Juicy, elegant, seems quite

Colour : White Producer : Domaine Belargus Label Name : Savennieres Rucheres Country : France Region : Loire Sub Region : Savennieres Variety : Chenin Blanc Vintage : 2020 Capacity : 1

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Colour : White Producer : Dog Point Label Name : Chardonnay Marlborough Country : New Zealand Region : Marlborough Variety : Chardonnay Vintage : 2023 Capacity : 750 ml - Standard Bottle Rating : RP96 - Robert Parker Wine Advocate Tasting Note : Aromas: Bright citrus (lemon)

Colour : Red Producer : Domaine Robert Groffier Label Name : Chambolle Musigny les Amoureuses Country : France Region : Burgundy Sub Region : Cote de Nuits Appellation : Chambolle-Musigny Variety : Pinot Noir Vintage : 2021 Capacity : 750 ml - Standard Bottle Note: All images are for illustrative purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the product

The 2020 vintage was warm and concentrated across Pessac-Léognan

softer natural acidity and earlier accessibility

Colour : Red Producer : La Spinetta (Giorgio Rivetti) Label Name : Barbaresco Vigneto Starderi Country : Italy Region : Piedmont Sub Region : Barbaresco Variety : Nebbiolo Vintage : 2007 Capacity : 750 ml - Standard Bottle Ratings : Vinous 94 pts Tasting Note : The 2007 Barbaresco Vigneto Starderi bursts from the glass with red berries

The 2021 vintage was described by James Suckling

at a 95/100 aggregate

established in 2005 in the Eola-Amity Hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley by a group of partners including winemaker Maggie Harrison

with a tannic edge that will settle down with time

Give it five or six years of bottle to see its true greatness