Mixed Cases

All the hallmarks of Grand Cru are here, with brioche and flowers on the nose and an elegant palate which marries notes of lemon grass, gingerbread and honeysuckle. The wine effortlessly combines structure and finesse and reverberates with a really authoritative Grand Cru crescendo on the finish.

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A blend from two communes; the alluvial Dionnières and the pebbly Méal, this wine has been treated to an extended maceration (over four weeks) then 14 months in barrel. Notes of blueberry and crème de cassis dominate this powerful and fleshy wine; profound in texture and profoundly satisfying.

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Such a charming appellation rendered all the more so by the magic touch of Patrice Rion. Plump, velvety red fruit transported across the palate on a mineral wave. 60-year-old vines; 50% new oak.

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Potensac is an estate in the northern sector of the Médoc, a district renowned for producing tannic, brooding clarets which require significant ageing before drinking. It belongs to the Delon family, who also own the great Ch Léoville Las Cases, and benefits from being made by the same highly-skilled team. The result is a wine of great complexity, one of the very best in the appellation. The is wine rich in blackcurrant aromas and with plenty of tannin. It would partner sweet meat such as lamb, as well as hard cheeses within a fruity taste like Gruyere.

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All the hallmarks of Grand Cru are here, with brioche and flowers on the nose and an elegant palate which marries notes of lemon grass, gingerbread and honeysuckle. The wine effortlessly combines structure and finesse and reverberates with a really authoritative Grand Cru crescendo on the finish.

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In 2004 Giscours has produced a restrained and precise example. Powerful yet sophisticated, densely fruited yet refined, this is one of the most masculine wines of the Margaux appellation. 2004 is a seriously under-rated vintage and it’s in a cool style, with elegant fruit and a structure which allows the terroir to shine through.

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There is something almost spiritual about the enchanting characteristics of The Glenrothes Select Reserve Whisky and King’s Ginger liqueur. The former engulfs you in a warming, golden embrace, while the latter transports you on a magic ride of spice and fire. When the sun has set and the day is over, there is no better company than this convivial couple.

Contains one bottle each of the following and is presented in a rope-handled wooded gift box:

– The Glenrothes Select Reserve
– The King’s Ginger
 

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This case comes with free delivery and includes a saving of £12.70 on the full retail value of the wines.

This trio comprises three of the finest English sparkling wines – offering a superb introduction to our nation’s bubbling production. Nyetimber’s Classic Cuvée offers a fine mousse with a frisson of toasty, almond and honey notes. It’s joined by Hambledon Classic Cuvée, a wine which famously caused a fizzy stir when it scored more points than those from Pol Roger, Veuve Clicquot and Taittinger in a blind tasting. And last, but most definitely not least, the 2013 vintage Brut Reserve from Kent’s Gusbourne Estate. This wine is filled with red-fruited charm, sweet spice and citrus, with a soft pastry note from its 28 months on the lees.

Contains one bottle (75cl) of each of the following:

Nyetimber Classic Cuvée, Sussex
Hambledon Classic Cuvée, Hampshire
2013 Gusbourne Estate Brut Reserve, Kent

The first of this exceptional trio is a mineral-edged sparkling wine from Kent to enjoy on a first wedding anniversary. After three years of marriage, the Santenay will be in full bloom, while the classic St Estèphe will reach its stately maturity after five years.

Each pack contains one bottle of each of the following wines:

2012 Gusbourne Estate, Brut Reserve, Sparkling, Kent
2014 Santenay, Camille Giroud
2012 Ch. Ormes de Pez, St Estèphe

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Pol Roger Brut NV has a truly wide appeal and is perfect for lovers of exuberantly-styled Champagnes. Feminine and fruity in its youth, it takes on a fuller flavour with age. Made from 33% Chardonnay, 34% Pinot Noir and 33% Pinot Meunier with the added reserve wines especially selected to achieve the requisite elegance, balance and harmony. It’s perfect for the cellar as well as current drinking, which is an excellent reason to buy more than one case.

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This six-bottle selection includes just a few of the wines that make Spain so exciting today. The sparkling from Penedès offers a wonderful alternative to Champagne at an exceptional price – fine, fresh and utterly invigorating. This is joined by two Galician whites: a benchmark Albariño and the Extramundi white blend, both destined to accompany a platter of mariscos. Reds are represented by a classic Rioja – our own-label bottling made by the historic Bodega Amézola de la Mora; a rich Bobal from Valencia; and a ripe black-fruited Priorat from Sangenís i Vaqué. These wines represent a mere snapshot of the energy and determination that is driving the Spanish wine scene forward today.

Contains one bottle (75cl) of each of the following:

2014 Raventós i Blanc, Blanc de Blancs, Brut, Penedès
2016 Albariño, Igrexario de Saiar, Bodega Sucesores de Benito Santos, Rías Baixas
2015 Extramundi, Bodegas Pazo Tizón, Ribeiro
2014 Berry Bros. & Rudd Rioja by Bodegas Amézola de la Mora
2014 Mestizaje Tinto, Bodega Mustiguillo, Valencia
2014 Dara, Celler Sangenís i Vaqué, Priorat

Kicking off this case of delicious bubbles from beyond Champagne is a magnificently zesty Prosecco from the family-owned Trevisiol estate. It’s joined by our exquisite Crémant de Limoux from the Languedoc; aged traditionally on its lees, this wine has elegant aromas and an exquisitely exotic palate. It’d be remiss of us not to include an English offering, so we’ve done just that – the delightful second vintage of our Own Selection wine from the ever impressive Gusbourne Estate in Kent. This wine has benefited from more than 18 months on the lees, and it shows, with really ripe aromas of orchard fruit.

Contains two bottles (75cl) of each of the following:
Berry Bros. & Rudd Crémant de Limoux by Antech, Languedoc-Roussillon
2013 Berry Bros. & Rudd English Sparkling Wine by Gusbourne Estate, Kent
Prosecco di Valdobbiadene, Trevisiol L. e Figli, Veneto, Italy

A blend of grapes from En Charlemagne and from Le Corton, where the vines were planted in 1937. Fine, pale straw, exotic, spicy and long, crunchy fruit with a little fresh lime. Something of everything.

This pack contains 1 bottle of the following wine:

2013 Corton Charlemagne, Sylvain Loichet

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Full of violets and black cherries, this is classy and seductive. It is powerful, structured and concentrated; it may be quite reserved at present but this wine always blossoms beautifully in the bottle and has long-term potential.

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This indulgent trio is smartly presented in a wooden gift box. To celebrate a first year of marriage, you have Bollinger. After three years, the 2014 Châteauneuf-du-Pape will be displaying all its complex charms, while the silken Claret from the Haut-Brion stable will reach perfection after five years.

Each pack contains one bottle of each of the following wines:

Champagne Bollinger, Special Cuvée, Brut
2012 Le Clarence de Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan
2014 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Château de Beaucastel

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This special case of fizz includes two Grand Cru Champagnes. There’s an authoritative, yet elegant, best-selling non-vintage from the prestigious village of Mailly, and an exuberant, beautifully fragrant sparkling rosé by Marguet. Facing off against the old boys are two special wines from beyond Reims; a wonderfully expressive, honeyed Crémant de Limoux made by sixth-generation family producer Antech. And last, but not least, the second vintage of our English sparkling wine from Kent’s Gusbourne Estate – with a golden hue and citrusy zest, this wine has benefited from more than 18 months on the lees and is, quite simply, delicious.

Contains three bottles (75cl) of each of the following:
Berry Bros. & Rudd Champagne by Mailly, Grand Cru
Berry Bros. & Rudd Crémant de Limoux by Antech, Languedoc-Roussillon
2013 Berry Bros. & Rudd English Sparkling Wine by Gusbourne Estate, Kent
Berry Bros. & Rudd Rosé Champagne by Marguet, Grand Cru

We only release our "Liquid Gold Assortment Case" in vintages where we can find 3 or 4 sticky beauties that really excite us and in 2009 we had a wealth of options. We appreciate that sometimes it is quite hard to work your way through a whole case of the same Sauternes, and this Liquid Gold case gives you the ability to dip in and out of 4 different wines of differing styles. This is always one of our staff's favourite cases to buy, and after a recent re-tasting of the wines, we are delighted with our selection this year.

Each Berry Bros. & Rudd branded case contains 3 bottles of the following 2009 delights:

Ch. Suduiraut Ch. La Tour Blanche Ch. Guiraud Ch. Doisy Vedrines

An assortment of wines from the 2003 vintage from Pétrus, Ch. Latour, Ch. Ausone, Ch. la Mission Haut-Brion, Ch. Cheval Blanc, Ch. Lafite Rothschild, Ch. Margaux, Ch. Mouton-Rothschild and Ch. Haut-Brion.

An assortment of wines from the 2003 vintage from Ch. Latour, Ch. Lafite, Mouton-Rothschild, Ch. d'Yquem, Ch. Petrus, Ch. Margaux, Ch. Haut Brion, Ch la Mission Haut Brion and Ch. Cheval Blanc.

This case contains 4 bottles of each of the following wines:

2000 Ch. Latour, Pauillac
2000 Ch. Petrus, Pomerol
2000 Ch. Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan
2000 Ch. Margaux, Margaux

In great Sauternes vintages we offer our “Liquid Gold” selection. We pick our favourites from the vintage in terms of both quality and value, and this is a fantastic way to enjoy a selection of the vintage’s best sweet wines. The wines are packed in their own wooden cases, and are offered in halves (six halves of each wine) or bottles (three bottles of each wine).

Our picks this year are Châteaux Doisy-Védrines, Doisy-Daëne, Guiraud and Suduiraut. 2011 is a great vintage for Sauternes.

Whilst the 2001 vintage may never be surpassed, 2011 is easily at or above the level of the brilliant 2007 vintage, and may well match 2001 in some cases. The wines have flesh, weight, energy with fresh acidity to boot. This is an exceptional case for the cellar. 2011 Ch. Doisy-Védrines, Barsac
One of the stars of the sweet wines this year and seemingly indicative of a strong showing for the commune of Barsac. The bouquet is truly a thing of beauty, with pure, vivid aromas of citrus peel, apricot and honey. The palate is again wonderfully pure and clean, and the length, albeit with lowish acidity, impressive. The sweetness is very clean and not at all cloying.

“The most extensive of the Doisy estates has made a stunning wine in 2011: fine, elegant and beautifully restrained with peachy concentration balanced by flavours of citrus peel and pink grapefruit. Powerful and dense, this is rich yet refreshing on the palate, promising up to a decade of bottle development. 8+ years. 95 points.” Tim Atkin MW

2011 Ch. Doisy-Daëne, Barsac
“Nothing better than a fresh glass of Sauternes!! Every time I have one I just think “why do I not have this more often!!”. Following from great 2001-2005-2009-2010 the 2011 is yet again a very strong Sauternes vintage and Doisy Daene is one of the best when it comes to the combination of both elegance and freshness. Although sweet it is one of these wines that drinks effortlessly. Lovely perfumed sweet nose, pineapples and peach. A touch sweeter than usual for this wine but extremely well balanced and lovely fresh elegant long finish.”
(Max Lalondrelle, Berrys’ Fine Wine Buying Director)

“A wine that has "more of everything, but is still in balance" according to Fabrice Dubourdieu, this is a super concentrated sweet wine with a massive 175g/l of sugar, a touch of smoky reduction and exotic characters of pineapple, barley sugar and citrus fruit. Delicious now, but will age for a decade or more. 10+ years. .”
95 points -Tim Atkin MW 2011 Ch. Guiraud, Sauternes
“Since being sold a few years ago to a consortium of quality-minded Bordeaux producers and the Peugeot family this famous old Sauternes property has made steady progress. This year it has excelled itself with a wine of unusual elegance, in slight contrast to the slightly richer style it is more known for. The bouquet displays an abundance of stone-fruit aromas with hints of coconut and citrus peel. The palate has wonderful purity and finesse with a long finish of piercing precision.”
Alun Griffiths MW, Berrys' Wine Buying Director

“As it did in 2009, this bio-dynamic estate has made one of the sweet wines of the vintage, with a marked percentage of Sauvignon Blanc adding verve and freshness to the blend. There's a tangy, citrus peel note underlying the 139g/l of sugar here, giving some backbone to the sweet, exotic fruit flavours. 8+ years. .”
95 pointsTim Atkin MW

2011 Ch. Suduiraut, Sauternes
“Tasted twice, and both times impressing with its finesse. A wonderful bouquet of honeyed orange zest and acacia, followed by great elegance on the palate with a laser-sharp sense of natural sweetness. Purity again the hallmark, as seems to be the case this year with the Sauternes.”

“Stylishly oaked with viscous, peach and honeycomb fruit, this is subtle and well balanced with luscious stone fruit flavours, a hint of lemon tartness, good freshness and enough acidity to balance the 150g/l of sweetness. This should develop more gravitas in barrel over the next year as the wine fattens out. 8+ years. .”
94 pointsTim Atkin MW