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GREAT WINES FROM FAMILY VINEYARDS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT

Sweet Desert Wines

Carta Vieja 2011, Late Harvest, Chile
£ 13.60
Botrytis affected dessert wine which is a blend of late harvested Sauvignon, Viognier and Gewurztraminer from their estate.
Light, delicate with perfect citrusy acidity to balance the velvety sweetness. 
Chateau Doisy Daene 2009, Cru Classe Barsac, 1/2 bottle
£ 29.50

Pale gold in color, the 2009 Doisy Daëne features expressive notes of honeyed lemons, dried mango slices, apricot tart and Seville orange marmalade with a touch of shaved almonds. The palate delivers mouth-filling stone fruit and citrus preserves layers with great purity and a lively backbone, finishing wonderfully zesty and youthful.

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Lisa Perrotti-Brown MW, Wine Advocate (241), March 2019
Chateau d'Yquem 2007, Sauternes 1/2 bottle
£ 195.00
This is a full, rich, deep glass of sweet pleasure hits all the right marks. Layers of ripe, fleshy, tropical fruits slathered in honey, along with roasted almonds, vanilla, coconut, candied orange rind, and overripe pineapples from start to finish.
Chateau Guiraud 2003, 1er Cru Classe, Sauternes
£ 80.00
The blend, made up of about two thirds of Semillon and one third of Sauvignon blanc depending on the vintage, is aged for 15 months in oak barrels, 18 months for this 2003 vintage.
This is very sweet and rich on the nose, with toffee, honey, and spices. Full-bodied, and thick honey. Spice, dried apricot, and syrup flavours. Lasts for minutes on the palate. Big botrytis bomb. Love it."

95 POINTS, JAMES SUCKLING

Chateau Raymond Lafon 2009, Sauternes
£ 85.00
Château Raymond Lafon`s 2009 Sauternes is primarily made from Sémillon, with a smaller percentage of Sauvignon Blanc. The wine displays intense aromas and flavours of honey, dried apricots, candied orange peel, and tropical fruits, along with notes of almonds, saffron, and vanilla. It has a luscious texture, balanced by bright acidity, which keeps the sweetness in check and provides a long, elegant finish.
Chateau Rieussec 1er Cru Classe 2007, Sauternes, 1/2 Bottle
£ 35.00
87% Semillon, 4.5% Muscadelle and 8.5% Sauvignon Blanc.

Aromas of very ripe peach, honey and vanilla are a bit youthfully disjointed. Sweet, supple and fat, currently showing more spice than fruit. Finishes broad and spicy, with a suggestion of minerality.

Chateau Suduiraut 1er Cru Classe 2001, Sauternes, 1/2 bottle
£ 55.00
With an elegant honeyed nose, this seductive, creamy, opulent wine explodes on the palate with layers upon layers of complex flavours. The sweetness and acidity are in perfect harmony and the finish is breathtaking.
Chateau Suduiraut 1er Cru Classe 2011, Sauternes
£ 57.00
90% Semillon and 10% Sauvignon Blanc
Pure, deep gold. Really classy and distinctive with layers of savoury and sweet flavours – apricot compote in particular. Great build that finishes appetising and dry and refreshing. Long.

Sichel 2020, Sauternes 1/2 bottle
£ 16.50
Honeyed floral and spicy aromas with apricot and exotic fruit flavours. Well rounded and balanced. Classical Sauternes.
Vin Santo 2011, Dell’Empolese DOV Cantine Da Vinci
£ 37.50
A deep amber dessert wine, with aromas of dried fruit, figs, almonds, and honey. On the palate the texture is rich and velvety, retaining a delicious sweetness alongside a vibrant acidity which keeps the wine fresh.