We are offering a selection of well-priced left bank clarets that have been quietly maturing in our cellars. Most were bought by The Society when the wines were released en primeur (prior to bottling), but we also include the delicious 2004 Malescasse, having secured a parcel that has been sitting in the château’s cellar for the last decade.

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010 Situated close to Ordonnac and adjacent to the Gironde estuary, the estate benefits from a mix of clay, limestone, sand and gravel soils. A savoury claret, with notes of leather and spice, and attractive stone-fruit character on the finish. 13% The 2011 follows.ref TC-CM18631 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

NEW Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010 Situated in Blaignan, just north of Saint-Estèphe, this property made an excellent wine in 2010. A blend of 55% merlot, 40% cabernet sauvignon and 5% cabernet franc, this is a fully mature, traditional Médoc with spicy, mocha and coffee perfume and a harmonious finish. 14%ref TC-CM18641 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château Moulin du Bourg, Listrac-Médoc 2012 Owned by the Borie family of Ducru-Beaucaillou fame, this displays classic cabernet perfume with cedar and pencil-lead notes and integrated tannins. Will appeal to Médoc traditionalists. Now to 2023. 13.5% ref TC-CM17751 £11.75 bottle £141 dozen

Château Bel Air, Haut-Médoc 2012A blend of 61% cabernet sauvignon and 39% merlot, this excellent 2012 has vibrant fruit character, displaying hints of blackcurrant and vanilla with a long satisfying finish. Now to 2024. 13%ref TC-CM18741 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Sénéjac, Haut-Médoc 2012 Under the same ownership as Talbot, Sénéjac goes from strength to strength. This is a mouthwatering, cassis-infused, cabernet-dominant southern Médoc with just the right balance of fruit and tannin. Now to 2025. 13% ref TC-CM18701 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Duplessis, Moulis 2010 From the property of Marie-Laure Lurton, and produced according to the strict sustainable viticultural practices of Terra Vitis. Majority merlot, this is a delightful claret of considerable class with fresh ripe fragrant fruit and still a touch of grip on the finish. Now to 2022. 14% ref TC-CM14981 £12.95 bottle £155 dozen

Château Caronne Ste. Gemme, Haut-Médoc 2010 François Nony achieved splendid maturity in his cabernet, producing a classic claret at a very fair price. Aromatic with good concentration and length of flavour and balance. The vineyard is a short walk from classed-growth Gruaud-Larose in Saint-Julien. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM15111 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

Château Peyredon Lagravette, Haut-Médoc 2010 Modern and well structured in style, this wine is nearing its peak. 63% cabernet sauvignon, 37% merlot matured for 14 months in French oak. Formidable depth and class in this outstanding vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CM16411 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Château Malescasse, Haut-Médoc 2004Attractive garnet colour with a very lovely mature nose of blackcurrant and mocha coffee. Sweet, dark-fruit character on the palate, this is a top-drawer cru bourgeois that is at its peak of drinkability. Fresh and balanced traditional claret that will repay decanting 30 minutes before drinking to enjoy at its best. Drink this year and next. 13%ref TC-CM19661 £16 bottle £192 dozen

NEW Château Capbern Gasqueton, Saint-Estèphe 2012 From the same stable as Château Calon Ségur, this is a blend of two-thirds cabernet sauvignon and one third merlot. Plenty of red-berry perfume on the nose and remarkably supple and approachable on the palate. Now to 2022. 13%ref TC-CM18781 £17 bottle £204 dozen

MEDOC, HAUT-MEDOC, MOULIS, LISTRAC AND SAINT-ESTEPHE

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BORDEAUX SECOND WINES CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

ref TC-MX1744

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS WHITES CASE A 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1746£110

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS REDS CASEA 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

ref TC-MX1745£85

LALANDE DE POMEROL MIXED CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Moncets, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande de Pomerol 2012

ref TC-MX1747£79£79

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS MIXED DOZEN A 12-bottle case containing one bottle of each of the following:

REDS Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013

Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

WHITES Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1748£99 A SAVING

OF £12.10

Petits Chateaux _6pp_Final.indd 1-3 16/02/2017 16:38

Clarets from the less well-known (and therefore less expensive) regions of Bordeaux shone in recent tastings. Some are new purchases, recently shipped from Bordeaux, whilst others have been maturing in our cellars and are now perfect to enjoy.

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015 A family-owned estate in Saint-Germain-du-Puch, in the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers region. Ripe and supple with fresh, plummy fruit flavours. Good easy-drinking claret from the top-notch 2015 vintage. 14% ref TC-CB4931 £6.25 bottle £75 dozen

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 Larenaudie is a small property in the commune of Massugas in the Entre-Deux-Mers. A recent discovery, this modestly priced, attractive claret delivers plenty of pleasure for everyday drinking. A sweet, ripe nose gives way to supple, clean, healthy fruit. 12.5%ref TC-CB5031 £6.50 bottle £78 dozen

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014 A well-respected 70-hectare property on the north bank of the Garonne, near La Réole, owned since the 1950s by the Forcato family. Authentic, merlot-dominant claret that is starting to show its colours, with savoury, spicy fruit character. 14%ref TC-CB4691 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 A château that we have followed for many years, Canada is a tiny property located between Côtes de Bourg and Fronsac. It is a beacon of consistency, producing delicious, inexpensive claret. Majority merlot with 30% cabernet sauvignon providing backbone and grip. 12.5%ref TC-CB4991 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014 Owned by the Ballande family since 1989, this estate’s beautiful medieval château lies just 35km from Bordeaux, close to Targon in the Entre-Deux-Mers. An approachable, modern style claret predominantly from merlot, with ripe, plush texture and a hint of vanilla. 13%ref TC-CB4921 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Réserve Rouge, Bordeaux 2014This member favourite is produced by the highly respected Despagne family. A classic refreshing blend of mainly merlot, with 15% cabernet for added structure and finesse, with cassis perfume and soft, ripe fruit on the palate. 12.5% ref TC-CB4981 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

KISSING FROGS I, like all my fellow buyers, have to kiss a lot of frogs to come up with an enticing selection for you to enjoy. Bordeaux, with its 10,000 properties and in excess of 50 different appellations, can be a confusing region for wine lovers. It is my job (and great pleasure) to establish and build relations with trusted partners who can consistently come up with excellent wines, and also to sift through the many samples that are put in front of me annually in order to identify new potential suppliers.

This offer features the wines that passed our stringent tests. They come both from well-respected, long-term partners, many of whom we have worked with for decades, and some recent discoveries. They have been chosen based on their readiness for drinking and the value for money they offer. I very much hope that you enjoy them as much as I have.

Tim Sykes Society Buyer

Key

- bone dry to intensely sweet new vintage

THE CÔTES: CASTILLON, BOURG & BLAYE

BORDEAUX AND BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR

LALANDE- DE-POMEROL– THE CLUE’S IN THE NAMELalande-de-Pomerol adjoins the vineyards of Pomerol, and its best wines can match the quality of its more illustrious neighbour. The finest soils are similar to those found on the Pomerol plateau producing wines of similar generosity, mainly from merlot. Our Lalande-de-Pomerol mixed case on the back page showcases the wines of three excellent properties.

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010A rich right bank claret from the excellent 2010 vintage which is starting to show its true colours. Perfumed, dark-fruit character on the nose with sleek, ripe tannins. Now to 2019. 14%ref TC-CS8801 £10.95 bottle £131 dozen

Château Moncets, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010 The Moncets vineyard is on the border with Pomerol proper, and its quality shines through. The blend is majority merlot with 30% cabernet franc and 10% cabernet sauvignon, 20% aged in new barrels. Real depth and ripeness. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CS7891 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

NEW Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2012 The Moueix family, leading lights for right bank wines, took over the management of this estate in 2012 and the wine has benefitted from their input and expertise. 80% merlot, 10% each of cabernets franc and sauvignon, this is dense and generous with plenty of dark-fruit character. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CS9151 £15.50 bottle £186 dozen

We have long recommended the wines of Bordeaux’s satellite appellations. The wines can give their more expensive neighbours a very good run for their money, displaying similar character but at considerably more modest prices.

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008 This well-sited, 12-hectare property continues to make authentic and impressive wines. The 2008 is a fully mature merlot which displays notes of cigar box and cinnamon. For lovers of traditional claret. 13%ref TC-CB4121 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012 A property that we have followed for over 30 years. The consistency of quality is testament to the hard work of the Bassereau family. Typically Bourg in character, with a certain grip, but with the flesh and charm that are hallmarks of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CB4811 £8.50 bottle £102 dozen

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013 Jean-Michel Baudet has fashioned a deliciously supple wine in 2013. Fruity and charming blend of two-thirds merlot with cabernet sauvignon and a splash of malbec for added depth. 13%ref TC-CB5021 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Madame Château de Pitray, Côtes de Castillon 2010 Ripe and succulent with splendid richness and depth, this is finer than many Saint-Emilions at more than twice the price. Jean de Boigne has revitalised his family estate and this wine, the best quarter of his crop, is a snip at the price. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB3701 £18 bottle £216 dozen

Château d’Aiguilhe, Côtes de Castillon 2007 The 2007 Aiguilhe was deservedly voted a Society Wine Champion in last year’s series of blind tastings. The property is one of the appellation’s most impressive and this blend of 80% merlot and 20% cabernet franc shows lovely balance, medium-bodied plummy fruit and a long, mellow finish. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB4711 £20 bottle £240 dozen

The dry whites of Bordeaux are often overlooked and undervalued, probably a result of the often poor quality, thin wines that were the norm 20–30 years ago. Today the Entre-Deux-Mers and environs can be a source of excellent-value, crisp dry whites.

NEW Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016 Jérome Trolliet’s family has lived at Château Martinon for generations and this is a benchmark example of unoaked Entre-Deux-Mers white with lovely freshness and lift. Mainly semillon with sauvignons blanc and gris, and a touch of muscadelle. 12.5%ref TC-BW5761 £8.25 bottle £99 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 Produced by the highly respected Despagne family in Entre-Deux-Mers, this is a crisp, dry blend of 70% semillon, 27% sauvignon blanc and 3% muscadelle for added character. The wine can be matched with an array of fish and seafood dishes. Classy white Bordeaux. 12% ref TC-BW5791 £8.95 bottle £107 dozen

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 From the Sichel family’s own property, which is sustainably farmed, this is a zesty and fresh blend of 65% sauvignon blanc and 35% semillon, a little of which is barrel-fermented to round out the palate. 12%ref TC-BW5781 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015Aromatic and elegant classic white blend of semillon and sauvignons blanc and gris from the delightful Courselle sisters in Bordeaux’s Entre-Deux-Mers. 13%ref TC-BW5471 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015 The Bassereau family makes tiny quantities of this very original blend of 60% semillon and 40% colombard. Aromatic and crisp, with a creamy note thanks to ageing in oak. 13.5%.ref TC-BW5711 £9.75 bottle £117 dozen

Château Mont-Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013 The wine is a blend of 78% sauvignon, 20% semillon and 2% muscadelle that we bought en primeur, and which we have held back until ready for drinking. The wine displays hints of lime and lanolin on the nose, and is medium-bodied on the palate, with good underlying acidity. Match with white fish or seafood. 13% ref TC-BW5051 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

ROOM FOR SECONDS? Bordeaux lovers wishing to enjoy a flavour of a particular property but without paying the (sometimes) substantial price for the grand vin, should consider buying the second wines. They are made to reflect the character of the senior sibling, but are approachable sooner and are kinder on the wallet.

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012 This second wine from the Dubourdieu’s Château Reynon is 100% succulent merlot, with around 20% new oak. A wine of considerable charm and polish, with the generous, fleshy character of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2019. 13.5%ref TC-CB4581 £10.50 bottle £126 dozen

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010 Potensac stood out in a comprehensive tasting of the 2010 vintage a couple of years ago. Merlot-dominated, 31% cabernet sauvignon, plus 12% cabernet franc and 1% petit verdot add structure and finesse. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM17681 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010 Héritage is the second wine of Chasse-Spleen, the largest and most famous property in Moulis. The 2010 has fresh and appealing fruit character on the palate, is medium-bodied and has soft, fine-grained tannins. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CM17811 £17 bottle £204 dozen

DRY WHITES

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

Petits Chateaux _6pp_Final.indd 4-6 16/02/2017 16:38

Clarets from the less well-known (and therefore less expensive) regions of Bordeaux shone in recent tastings. Some are new purchases, recently shipped from Bordeaux, whilst others have been maturing in our cellars and are now perfect to enjoy.

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015 A family-owned estate in Saint-Germain-du-Puch, in the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers region. Ripe and supple with fresh, plummy fruit flavours. Good easy-drinking claret from the top-notch 2015 vintage. 14% ref TC-CB4931 £6.25 bottle £75 dozen

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 Larenaudie is a small property in the commune of Massugas in the Entre-Deux-Mers. A recent discovery, this modestly priced, attractive claret delivers plenty of pleasure for everyday drinking. A sweet, ripe nose gives way to supple, clean, healthy fruit. 12.5%ref TC-CB5031 £6.50 bottle £78 dozen

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014 A well-respected 70-hectare property on the north bank of the Garonne, near La Réole, owned since the 1950s by the Forcato family. Authentic, merlot-dominant claret that is starting to show its colours, with savoury, spicy fruit character. 14%ref TC-CB4691 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 A château that we have followed for many years, Canada is a tiny property located between Côtes de Bourg and Fronsac. It is a beacon of consistency, producing delicious, inexpensive claret. Majority merlot with 30% cabernet sauvignon providing backbone and grip. 12.5%ref TC-CB4991 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014 Owned by the Ballande family since 1989, this estate’s beautiful medieval château lies just 35km from Bordeaux, close to Targon in the Entre-Deux-Mers. An approachable, modern style claret predominantly from merlot, with ripe, plush texture and a hint of vanilla. 13%ref TC-CB4921 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Réserve Rouge, Bordeaux 2014This member favourite is produced by the highly respected Despagne family. A classic refreshing blend of mainly merlot, with 15% cabernet for added structure and finesse, with cassis perfume and soft, ripe fruit on the palate. 12.5% ref TC-CB4981 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

KISSING FROGS I, like all my fellow buyers, have to kiss a lot of frogs to come up with an enticing selection for you to enjoy. Bordeaux, with its 10,000 properties and in excess of 50 different appellations, can be a confusing region for wine lovers. It is my job (and great pleasure) to establish and build relations with trusted partners who can consistently come up with excellent wines, and also to sift through the many samples that are put in front of me annually in order to identify new potential suppliers.

This offer features the wines that passed our stringent tests. They come both from well-respected, long-term partners, many of whom we have worked with for decades, and some recent discoveries. They have been chosen based on their readiness for drinking and the value for money they offer. I very much hope that you enjoy them as much as I have.

Tim Sykes Society Buyer

Key

- bone dry to intensely sweet new vintage

THE CÔTES: CASTILLON, BOURG & BLAYE

BORDEAUX AND BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR

LALANDE- DE-POMEROL– THE CLUE’S IN THE NAMELalande-de-Pomerol adjoins the vineyards of Pomerol, and its best wines can match the quality of its more illustrious neighbour. The finest soils are similar to those found on the Pomerol plateau producing wines of similar generosity, mainly from merlot. Our Lalande-de-Pomerol mixed case on the back page showcases the wines of three excellent properties.

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010A rich right bank claret from the excellent 2010 vintage which is starting to show its true colours. Perfumed, dark-fruit character on the nose with sleek, ripe tannins. Now to 2019. 14%ref TC-CS8801 £10.95 bottle £131 dozen

Château Moncets, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010 The Moncets vineyard is on the border with Pomerol proper, and its quality shines through. The blend is majority merlot with 30% cabernet franc and 10% cabernet sauvignon, 20% aged in new barrels. Real depth and ripeness. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CS7891 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

NEW Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2012 The Moueix family, leading lights for right bank wines, took over the management of this estate in 2012 and the wine has benefitted from their input and expertise. 80% merlot, 10% each of cabernets franc and sauvignon, this is dense and generous with plenty of dark-fruit character. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CS9151 £15.50 bottle £186 dozen

We have long recommended the wines of Bordeaux’s satellite appellations. The wines can give their more expensive neighbours a very good run for their money, displaying similar character but at considerably more modest prices.

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008 This well-sited, 12-hectare property continues to make authentic and impressive wines. The 2008 is a fully mature merlot which displays notes of cigar box and cinnamon. For lovers of traditional claret. 13%ref TC-CB4121 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012 A property that we have followed for over 30 years. The consistency of quality is testament to the hard work of the Bassereau family. Typically Bourg in character, with a certain grip, but with the flesh and charm that are hallmarks of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CB4811 £8.50 bottle £102 dozen

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013 Jean-Michel Baudet has fashioned a deliciously supple wine in 2013. Fruity and charming blend of two-thirds merlot with cabernet sauvignon and a splash of malbec for added depth. 13%ref TC-CB5021 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Madame Château de Pitray, Côtes de Castillon 2010 Ripe and succulent with splendid richness and depth, this is finer than many Saint-Emilions at more than twice the price. Jean de Boigne has revitalised his family estate and this wine, the best quarter of his crop, is a snip at the price. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB3701 £18 bottle £216 dozen

Château d’Aiguilhe, Côtes de Castillon 2007 The 2007 Aiguilhe was deservedly voted a Society Wine Champion in last year’s series of blind tastings. The property is one of the appellation’s most impressive and this blend of 80% merlot and 20% cabernet franc shows lovely balance, medium-bodied plummy fruit and a long, mellow finish. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB4711 £20 bottle £240 dozen

The dry whites of Bordeaux are often overlooked and undervalued, probably a result of the often poor quality, thin wines that were the norm 20–30 years ago. Today the Entre-Deux-Mers and environs can be a source of excellent-value, crisp dry whites.

NEW Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016 Jérome Trolliet’s family has lived at Château Martinon for generations and this is a benchmark example of unoaked Entre-Deux-Mers white with lovely freshness and lift. Mainly semillon with sauvignons blanc and gris, and a touch of muscadelle. 12.5%ref TC-BW5761 £8.25 bottle £99 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 Produced by the highly respected Despagne family in Entre-Deux-Mers, this is a crisp, dry blend of 70% semillon, 27% sauvignon blanc and 3% muscadelle for added character. The wine can be matched with an array of fish and seafood dishes. Classy white Bordeaux. 12% ref TC-BW5791 £8.95 bottle £107 dozen

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 From the Sichel family’s own property, which is sustainably farmed, this is a zesty and fresh blend of 65% sauvignon blanc and 35% semillon, a little of which is barrel-fermented to round out the palate. 12%ref TC-BW5781 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015Aromatic and elegant classic white blend of semillon and sauvignons blanc and gris from the delightful Courselle sisters in Bordeaux’s Entre-Deux-Mers. 13%ref TC-BW5471 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015 The Bassereau family makes tiny quantities of this very original blend of 60% semillon and 40% colombard. Aromatic and crisp, with a creamy note thanks to ageing in oak. 13.5%.ref TC-BW5711 £9.75 bottle £117 dozen

Château Mont-Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013 The wine is a blend of 78% sauvignon, 20% semillon and 2% muscadelle that we bought en primeur, and which we have held back until ready for drinking. The wine displays hints of lime and lanolin on the nose, and is medium-bodied on the palate, with good underlying acidity. Match with white fish or seafood. 13% ref TC-BW5051 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

ROOM FOR SECONDS? Bordeaux lovers wishing to enjoy a flavour of a particular property but without paying the (sometimes) substantial price for the grand vin, should consider buying the second wines. They are made to reflect the character of the senior sibling, but are approachable sooner and are kinder on the wallet.

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012 This second wine from the Dubourdieu’s Château Reynon is 100% succulent merlot, with around 20% new oak. A wine of considerable charm and polish, with the generous, fleshy character of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2019. 13.5%ref TC-CB4581 £10.50 bottle £126 dozen

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010 Potensac stood out in a comprehensive tasting of the 2010 vintage a couple of years ago. Merlot-dominated, 31% cabernet sauvignon, plus 12% cabernet franc and 1% petit verdot add structure and finesse. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM17681 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010 Héritage is the second wine of Chasse-Spleen, the largest and most famous property in Moulis. The 2010 has fresh and appealing fruit character on the palate, is medium-bodied and has soft, fine-grained tannins. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CM17811 £17 bottle £204 dozen

DRY WHITES

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

Petits Chateaux _6pp_Final.indd 4-6 16/02/2017 16:38

Clarets from the less well-known (and therefore less expensive) regions of Bordeaux shone in recent tastings. Some are new purchases, recently shipped from Bordeaux, whilst others have been maturing in our cellars and are now perfect to enjoy.

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015 A family-owned estate in Saint-Germain-du-Puch, in the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers region. Ripe and supple with fresh, plummy fruit flavours. Good easy-drinking claret from the top-notch 2015 vintage. 14% ref TC-CB4931 £6.25 bottle £75 dozen

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 Larenaudie is a small property in the commune of Massugas in the Entre-Deux-Mers. A recent discovery, this modestly priced, attractive claret delivers plenty of pleasure for everyday drinking. A sweet, ripe nose gives way to supple, clean, healthy fruit. 12.5%ref TC-CB5031 £6.50 bottle £78 dozen

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014 A well-respected 70-hectare property on the north bank of the Garonne, near La Réole, owned since the 1950s by the Forcato family. Authentic, merlot-dominant claret that is starting to show its colours, with savoury, spicy fruit character. 14%ref TC-CB4691 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014 A château that we have followed for many years, Canada is a tiny property located between Côtes de Bourg and Fronsac. It is a beacon of consistency, producing delicious, inexpensive claret. Majority merlot with 30% cabernet sauvignon providing backbone and grip. 12.5%ref TC-CB4991 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014 Owned by the Ballande family since 1989, this estate’s beautiful medieval château lies just 35km from Bordeaux, close to Targon in the Entre-Deux-Mers. An approachable, modern style claret predominantly from merlot, with ripe, plush texture and a hint of vanilla. 13%ref TC-CB4921 £7.95 bottle £95 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Réserve Rouge, Bordeaux 2014This member favourite is produced by the highly respected Despagne family. A classic refreshing blend of mainly merlot, with 15% cabernet for added structure and finesse, with cassis perfume and soft, ripe fruit on the palate. 12.5% ref TC-CB4981 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

KISSING FROGS I, like all my fellow buyers, have to kiss a lot of frogs to come up with an enticing selection for you to enjoy. Bordeaux, with its 10,000 properties and in excess of 50 different appellations, can be a confusing region for wine lovers. It is my job (and great pleasure) to establish and build relations with trusted partners who can consistently come up with excellent wines, and also to sift through the many samples that are put in front of me annually in order to identify new potential suppliers.

This offer features the wines that passed our stringent tests. They come both from well-respected, long-term partners, many of whom we have worked with for decades, and some recent discoveries. They have been chosen based on their readiness for drinking and the value for money they offer. I very much hope that you enjoy them as much as I have.

Tim Sykes Society Buyer

Key

- bone dry to intensely sweet new vintage

THE CÔTES: CASTILLON, BOURG & BLAYE

BORDEAUX AND BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR

LALANDE- DE-POMEROL– THE CLUE’S IN THE NAMELalande-de-Pomerol adjoins the vineyards of Pomerol, and its best wines can match the quality of its more illustrious neighbour. The finest soils are similar to those found on the Pomerol plateau producing wines of similar generosity, mainly from merlot. Our Lalande-de-Pomerol mixed case on the back page showcases the wines of three excellent properties.

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010A rich right bank claret from the excellent 2010 vintage which is starting to show its true colours. Perfumed, dark-fruit character on the nose with sleek, ripe tannins. Now to 2019. 14%ref TC-CS8801 £10.95 bottle £131 dozen

Château Moncets, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2010 The Moncets vineyard is on the border with Pomerol proper, and its quality shines through. The blend is majority merlot with 30% cabernet franc and 10% cabernet sauvignon, 20% aged in new barrels. Real depth and ripeness. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CS7891 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

NEW Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2012 The Moueix family, leading lights for right bank wines, took over the management of this estate in 2012 and the wine has benefitted from their input and expertise. 80% merlot, 10% each of cabernets franc and sauvignon, this is dense and generous with plenty of dark-fruit character. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CS9151 £15.50 bottle £186 dozen

We have long recommended the wines of Bordeaux’s satellite appellations. The wines can give their more expensive neighbours a very good run for their money, displaying similar character but at considerably more modest prices.

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008 This well-sited, 12-hectare property continues to make authentic and impressive wines. The 2008 is a fully mature merlot which displays notes of cigar box and cinnamon. For lovers of traditional claret. 13%ref TC-CB4121 £7.25 bottle £87 dozen

Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012 A property that we have followed for over 30 years. The consistency of quality is testament to the hard work of the Bassereau family. Typically Bourg in character, with a certain grip, but with the flesh and charm that are hallmarks of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CB4811 £8.50 bottle £102 dozen

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013 Jean-Michel Baudet has fashioned a deliciously supple wine in 2013. Fruity and charming blend of two-thirds merlot with cabernet sauvignon and a splash of malbec for added depth. 13%ref TC-CB5021 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Madame Château de Pitray, Côtes de Castillon 2010 Ripe and succulent with splendid richness and depth, this is finer than many Saint-Emilions at more than twice the price. Jean de Boigne has revitalised his family estate and this wine, the best quarter of his crop, is a snip at the price. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB3701 £18 bottle £216 dozen

Château d’Aiguilhe, Côtes de Castillon 2007 The 2007 Aiguilhe was deservedly voted a Society Wine Champion in last year’s series of blind tastings. The property is one of the appellation’s most impressive and this blend of 80% merlot and 20% cabernet franc shows lovely balance, medium-bodied plummy fruit and a long, mellow finish. Now to 2021. 14%ref TC-CB4711 £20 bottle £240 dozen

The dry whites of Bordeaux are often overlooked and undervalued, probably a result of the often poor quality, thin wines that were the norm 20–30 years ago. Today the Entre-Deux-Mers and environs can be a source of excellent-value, crisp dry whites.

NEW Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016 Jérome Trolliet’s family has lived at Château Martinon for generations and this is a benchmark example of unoaked Entre-Deux-Mers white with lovely freshness and lift. Mainly semillon with sauvignons blanc and gris, and a touch of muscadelle. 12.5%ref TC-BW5761 £8.25 bottle £99 dozen

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 Produced by the highly respected Despagne family in Entre-Deux-Mers, this is a crisp, dry blend of 70% semillon, 27% sauvignon blanc and 3% muscadelle for added character. The wine can be matched with an array of fish and seafood dishes. Classy white Bordeaux. 12% ref TC-BW5791 £8.95 bottle £107 dozen

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016 From the Sichel family’s own property, which is sustainably farmed, this is a zesty and fresh blend of 65% sauvignon blanc and 35% semillon, a little of which is barrel-fermented to round out the palate. 12%ref TC-BW5781 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015Aromatic and elegant classic white blend of semillon and sauvignons blanc and gris from the delightful Courselle sisters in Bordeaux’s Entre-Deux-Mers. 13%ref TC-BW5471 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015 The Bassereau family makes tiny quantities of this very original blend of 60% semillon and 40% colombard. Aromatic and crisp, with a creamy note thanks to ageing in oak. 13.5%.ref TC-BW5711 £9.75 bottle £117 dozen

Château Mont-Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013 The wine is a blend of 78% sauvignon, 20% semillon and 2% muscadelle that we bought en primeur, and which we have held back until ready for drinking. The wine displays hints of lime and lanolin on the nose, and is medium-bodied on the palate, with good underlying acidity. Match with white fish or seafood. 13% ref TC-BW5051 £9.95 bottle £119 dozen

ROOM FOR SECONDS? Bordeaux lovers wishing to enjoy a flavour of a particular property but without paying the (sometimes) substantial price for the grand vin, should consider buying the second wines. They are made to reflect the character of the senior sibling, but are approachable sooner and are kinder on the wallet.

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012 This second wine from the Dubourdieu’s Château Reynon is 100% succulent merlot, with around 20% new oak. A wine of considerable charm and polish, with the generous, fleshy character of the 2012 vintage. Now to 2019. 13.5%ref TC-CB4581 £10.50 bottle £126 dozen

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010 Potensac stood out in a comprehensive tasting of the 2010 vintage a couple of years ago. Merlot-dominated, 31% cabernet sauvignon, plus 12% cabernet franc and 1% petit verdot add structure and finesse. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM17681 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010 Héritage is the second wine of Chasse-Spleen, the largest and most famous property in Moulis. The 2010 has fresh and appealing fruit character on the palate, is medium-bodied and has soft, fine-grained tannins. Now to 2021. 13.5%ref TC-CM17811 £17 bottle £204 dozen

DRY WHITES

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

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We are offering a selection of well-priced left bank clarets that have been quietly maturing in our cellars. Most were bought by The Society when the wines were released en primeur (prior to bottling), but we also include the delicious 2004 Malescasse, having secured a parcel that has been sitting in the château’s cellar for the last decade.

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010 Situated close to Ordonnac and adjacent to the Gironde estuary, the estate benefits from a mix of clay, limestone, sand and gravel soils. A savoury claret, with notes of leather and spice, and attractive stone-fruit character on the finish. 13% The 2011 follows.ref TC-CM18631 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

NEW Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010 Situated in Blaignan, just north of Saint-Estèphe, this property made an excellent wine in 2010. A blend of 55% merlot, 40% cabernet sauvignon and 5% cabernet franc, this is a fully mature, traditional Médoc with spicy, mocha and coffee perfume and a harmonious finish. 14%ref TC-CM18641 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château Moulin du Bourg, Listrac-Médoc 2012 Owned by the Borie family of Ducru-Beaucaillou fame, this displays classic cabernet perfume with cedar and pencil-lead notes and integrated tannins. Will appeal to Médoc traditionalists. Now to 2023. 13.5% ref TC-CM17751 £11.75 bottle £141 dozen

Château Bel Air, Haut-Médoc 2012A blend of 61% cabernet sauvignon and 39% merlot, this excellent 2012 has vibrant fruit character, displaying hints of blackcurrant and vanilla with a long satisfying finish. Now to 2024. 13%ref TC-CM18741 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Sénéjac, Haut-Médoc 2012 Under the same ownership as Talbot, Sénéjac goes from strength to strength. This is a mouthwatering, cassis-infused, cabernet-dominant southern Médoc with just the right balance of fruit and tannin. Now to 2025. 13% ref TC-CM18701 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Duplessis, Moulis 2010 From the property of Marie-Laure Lurton, and produced according to the strict sustainable viticultural practices of Terra Vitis. Majority merlot, this is a delightful claret of considerable class with fresh ripe fragrant fruit and still a touch of grip on the finish. Now to 2022. 14% ref TC-CM14981 £12.95 bottle £155 dozen

Château Caronne Ste. Gemme, Haut-Médoc 2010 François Nony achieved splendid maturity in his cabernet, producing a classic claret at a very fair price. Aromatic with good concentration and length of flavour and balance. The vineyard is a short walk from classed-growth Gruaud-Larose in Saint-Julien. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM15111 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

Château Peyredon Lagravette, Haut-Médoc 2010 Modern and well structured in style, this wine is nearing its peak. 63% cabernet sauvignon, 37% merlot matured for 14 months in French oak. Formidable depth and class in this outstanding vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CM16411 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Château Malescasse, Haut-Médoc 2004Attractive garnet colour with a very lovely mature nose of blackcurrant and mocha coffee. Sweet, dark-fruit character on the palate, this is a top-drawer cru bourgeois that is at its peak of drinkability. Fresh and balanced traditional claret that will repay decanting 30 minutes before drinking to enjoy at its best. Drink this year and next. 13%ref TC-CM19661 £16 bottle £192 dozen

NEW Château Capbern Gasqueton, Saint-Estèphe 2012 From the same stable as Château Calon Ségur, this is a blend of two-thirds cabernet sauvignon and one third merlot. Plenty of red-berry perfume on the nose and remarkably supple and approachable on the palate. Now to 2022. 13%ref TC-CM18781 £17 bottle £204 dozen

MEDOC, HAUT-MEDOC, MOULIS, LISTRAC AND SAINT-ESTEPHE

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

This offer is open until Sunday 9th April, 2017 while stocks last.

Uncork with confidence

The Wine Society is a mutual organisation, so our members’ satisfaction is paramount. If, for any reason, you haven’t enjoyed a wine we want to hear about it and will happily offer a credit, a replacement or a refund. thewinesociety.com/promise

thewinesociety.com/bordeauxTCMAR17To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

BORDEAUX SECOND WINES CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

ref TC-MX1744

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS WHITES CASE A 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1746£110

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS REDS CASEA 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

ref TC-MX1745£85

LALANDE DE POMEROL MIXED CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Moncets, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande de Pomerol 2012

ref TC-MX1747£79£79

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS MIXED DOZEN A 12-bottle case containing one bottle of each of the following:

REDS Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013

Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

WHITES Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1748£99 A SAVING

OF £12.10

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We are offering a selection of well-priced left bank clarets that have been quietly maturing in our cellars. Most were bought by The Society when the wines were released en primeur (prior to bottling), but we also include the delicious 2004 Malescasse, having secured a parcel that has been sitting in the château’s cellar for the last decade.

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010 Situated close to Ordonnac and adjacent to the Gironde estuary, the estate benefits from a mix of clay, limestone, sand and gravel soils. A savoury claret, with notes of leather and spice, and attractive stone-fruit character on the finish. 13% The 2011 follows.ref TC-CM18631 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

NEW Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010 Situated in Blaignan, just north of Saint-Estèphe, this property made an excellent wine in 2010. A blend of 55% merlot, 40% cabernet sauvignon and 5% cabernet franc, this is a fully mature, traditional Médoc with spicy, mocha and coffee perfume and a harmonious finish. 14%ref TC-CM18641 £9.50 bottle £114 dozen

Château Moulin du Bourg, Listrac-Médoc 2012 Owned by the Borie family of Ducru-Beaucaillou fame, this displays classic cabernet perfume with cedar and pencil-lead notes and integrated tannins. Will appeal to Médoc traditionalists. Now to 2023. 13.5% ref TC-CM17751 £11.75 bottle £141 dozen

Château Bel Air, Haut-Médoc 2012A blend of 61% cabernet sauvignon and 39% merlot, this excellent 2012 has vibrant fruit character, displaying hints of blackcurrant and vanilla with a long satisfying finish. Now to 2024. 13%ref TC-CM18741 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Sénéjac, Haut-Médoc 2012 Under the same ownership as Talbot, Sénéjac goes from strength to strength. This is a mouthwatering, cassis-infused, cabernet-dominant southern Médoc with just the right balance of fruit and tannin. Now to 2025. 13% ref TC-CM18701 £12.50 bottle £150 dozen

Château Duplessis, Moulis 2010 From the property of Marie-Laure Lurton, and produced according to the strict sustainable viticultural practices of Terra Vitis. Majority merlot, this is a delightful claret of considerable class with fresh ripe fragrant fruit and still a touch of grip on the finish. Now to 2022. 14% ref TC-CM14981 £12.95 bottle £155 dozen

Château Caronne Ste. Gemme, Haut-Médoc 2010 François Nony achieved splendid maturity in his cabernet, producing a classic claret at a very fair price. Aromatic with good concentration and length of flavour and balance. The vineyard is a short walk from classed-growth Gruaud-Larose in Saint-Julien. Now to 2022. 13.5%ref TC-CM15111 £13.95 bottle £167 dozen

Château Peyredon Lagravette, Haut-Médoc 2010 Modern and well structured in style, this wine is nearing its peak. 63% cabernet sauvignon, 37% merlot matured for 14 months in French oak. Formidable depth and class in this outstanding vintage. Now to 2020. 13.5%ref TC-CM16411 £14.50 bottle £174 dozen

Château Malescasse, Haut-Médoc 2004Attractive garnet colour with a very lovely mature nose of blackcurrant and mocha coffee. Sweet, dark-fruit character on the palate, this is a top-drawer cru bourgeois that is at its peak of drinkability. Fresh and balanced traditional claret that will repay decanting 30 minutes before drinking to enjoy at its best. Drink this year and next. 13%ref TC-CM19661 £16 bottle £192 dozen

NEW Château Capbern Gasqueton, Saint-Estèphe 2012 From the same stable as Château Calon Ségur, this is a blend of two-thirds cabernet sauvignon and one third merlot. Plenty of red-berry perfume on the nose and remarkably supple and approachable on the palate. Now to 2022. 13%ref TC-CM18781 £17 bottle £204 dozen

MEDOC, HAUT-MEDOC, MOULIS, LISTRAC AND SAINT-ESTEPHE

To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

This offer is open until Sunday 9th April, 2017 while stocks last.

Uncork with confidence

The Wine Society is a mutual organisation, so our members’ satisfaction is paramount. If, for any reason, you haven’t enjoyed a wine we want to hear about it and will happily offer a credit, a replacement or a refund. thewinesociety.com/promise

thewinesociety.com/bordeauxTCMAR17To order thewinesociety.com/bordeaux 01438 741177

BORDEAUX SECOND WINES CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Héritage de Chasse-Spleen, Haut-Médoc 2010

Chapelle de Potensac, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

ref TC-MX1744

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS WHITES CASE A 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Entre-Deux-Mers 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1746£110

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS REDS CASEA 12-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Lamothe Saint Germain, Bordeaux 2015

Château Larenaudie, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

Château Lary, Bordeaux 2014

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

Château Vieux Manoir Cuvée Prestige, Bordeaux 2014

Château Canada, Bordeaux Supérieur 2014

ref TC-MX1745£85

LALANDE DE POMEROL MIXED CASEA six-bottle case containing two bottles of each of the following:

Château Moncets, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château de Musset, Cuvee Premiere, Lalande de Pomerol 2010

Château Les Vieux Ormes, Lalande de Pomerol 2012

ref TC-MX1747£79£79

BORDEAUX BEST BUYS MIXED DOZEN A 12-bottle case containing one bottle of each of the following:

REDS Château de la Grave Caractère, Côtes de Bourg 2012

Château Gadet Terrefort, Médoc 2010

Château Monconseil Gazin, Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux 2013

Château des Granges d’Or, Médoc 2010

Le Clos de Reynon, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux 2012

Château Les Tours de Seguy, Côtes de Bourg 2008

WHITES Château Thieuley Blanc, Bordeaux 2015

Château Martinon Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château Bel Air Perponcher Blanc, Bordeaux 2016

Château de la Grave Blanc ‘Grains Fins’, Côtes de Bourg 2015

Château Mont Pérat Blanc, Bordeaux 2013

ref TC-MX1748£99 A SAVING

OF £12.10

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