The Blanc de Duhart Milon (Le) 2021 is a stunning white wine hailing from the prestigious Bordeaux region in France. Crafted by the renowned Chateau Duhart-Milon Rothschild, this vintage showcases the epitome of elegance and finesse. On the nose, delicate floral notes of white lilies and jasmine intertwine with hints of fresh citrus and pear, giving way to a crisp minerality. On the palate, the wine is beautifully balanced with a creamy texture and vibrant acidity. Flavors of white peach, green apple, and zesty lemon dance on the tongue, leaving a long and refreshing finish. The wine displays a pale golden hue, reminiscent of early morning sunlight on a dewy French vineyard. Perfect for any occasion, the Blanc de Duhart Milon (Le) 2021 is a true expression of Bordeaux's terroir and the craftsmanship of its producers.

Château Mouton Rothschild is the work of one man, the legendary Baron Philippe, who is solely responsible for this giant of Bordeaux. Taking charge in 1923 until his death in 1988, he created something the world will always be in debt for. He also started the tradition of getting an artist to design a label for every vintage, a tradition that continues to this day. In 2009, the wine almost transcends perfection. A quite low alcohol percentage given the ripeness of the fruit, the bouquet is reminiscent of cigar box and graphite with violets and cassis playing a part. The palate is both restrained and concentrated, a impressive result indeed. The structure of the wine is hidden somewhat by the exuberant fruit, yet it is that structure that will see this extraordinary wine cellar for the good part of half a century!

Chateau Beychevelle is a 4th Growth producer known for wines of intensity, depth and brooding nature. The 2010 continues this line but with a suppleness born of the vintage. The estate is set in the very south of the St-Julien appellation and can be some of the more powerful, concentrated wines of the region. Wines spend around 18 months in about 50% new oak for distinction and character. Though having historical ties to aristocracy of France, the current owners of this fine estate are Grands Mill?simesde France. Expect youthful drinking in the next five years and cellar up to 20.