The term En Primeur refers to the process of buying wine that is still in barrel and yet to be bottled, before being released by the Château/Domaine owner onto the global wine market. The wine is usually delivered 2 years after the vintage.
En Primeur is often seen as a way of investing to make money. However, our view of En Primeur is slightly different, in that we see the primary reason as being that of securing your supply of highly sought after wines at the lowest possible price. The wine can be stored in our bonded warehouse in Melton, or you can store it in your own cellar when it arrives into the UK.
When a wine is ready for drinking it is often hard to find on the open market and you end up paying a hefty price for it. Buying En Primeur solves that problem and, more importantly, you are fully convinced of the wine’s provenance.
Harvested from 2ha of vines from 12 different parcels, whose exposure varies from North East to South West, planted with vines that are between ...
The vineyard contains ancient vines, up to 90 years old on 1 parcel. Vinification sees 20% whole bunch ferment and aging in 25% new oak for one year. An explo...
This is a super little Château that always performs extremely well. Rich and velvety with charming black fruits, ripe plums and overtones of liquorice, balanced by a j...
Classified for both red and white wines, Château Olivier is surrounded by forest that not only influences the property’s micro-climate, but which has given...
This property consistently produces wines of Classed Growth status. Owned by the Sichel family and managed since 1989 by Ben, the youngest of the Sichel brothers. The sandy and gravelly soil p...
This domaine is the dominant landowner (out of 3) of this lieu-dit with a 1.7 ha limestone plot of late ripening vines, some of which are 50 y...
Machard has just 0.4 ha of this rare white Nuits-St-Georges, the vineyard situated in the north of the Nuits appellation, high up in the upper slo...
Produced from 3ha of vineyards split into four separate parcels planted in 1922, 1932, 1949 and 1951 that average over 65 years of age. Long, complex, this i...
This small 0.3 ha plot produces only 9 barrels a year. A very seductive Gevrey-Chambertin, carefully yet robustly structured. A wonderful complex and...
Situated in Parempuyre in the southern Medoc, this 25 ha property dates back to the 14th century. Now in the ownership Clément Fayat, who also owns Château La Dominique in St Emili...
Harvested from 2 parcels, a 0.33ha parcel of 48 year old vines named Pressonnier, which for 30 years, between 1956 and 1986, had the right to be sold as Gevrey-Chambertin.. There is a...
Produced from vines that average nearly 60 years old, situated in the Clos just in front of the church in the centre of the village of Fuissé. The church protects the ...
Harvested from 6 separate plots that lie in front of the 1er cru of Champans, the ‘vieilles vignes’ average over 56 years old. An intense, ripe and fragrant Volnay.
This wonderful Nuits comes from 7 separate parcels, 1 of which is within the 1er cru of Les Damodes. The others are situated between the villages of Corgolin and Magny sur...
This impressive and muscular Pinot comes from 4 plots totalling 1.2ha (Cras, Poisots, Saussilles and Vaumuriens) that lead down from the village along a gentle slope of red soil and clay...
This is a monopole of the Domaine Tollot-Beaut estate, part of the Fournot 1er cru, covering 1ha and was planted in 1954. It produces the most structured ...
One of the most popular second wines, it is produced from vines averaging 30 years old planted on gravelly soils and always offers super value.
A 2/3 ha plot purchased a number of years ago from Louis Chavy, this wine always provides excellent value for money and punches way above its price tag.
Although Billaud has just a 0.8Ha plot on this popular left bank 1er Cru, his 35 year old vines are from a single plot planted on prime blue clay which ...
Owned by the Schÿler family, Kirwan is on top form since the new winery was installed in 2016. A great reference for the Margaux appellation.
Produced from four separate parcels totaling 2ha, this wine is vinified in 33% new oak. A favourite appellation of the energetic Natalie Tollot, this rich and sweetly powerful re...
This 0.7 ha plot is situated on the Vosne-Romanée side of Nuits-St-Georges and is planted with vines that are over 80 years old. The grapes are destemmed 100%....
This wine is named after Guillaume’s Great, Great Grandmother. Produced from 4 separate parcels – Dessus Les Vermots, Les Goudelettes, Clos des Poin...
Vaillons is one of the finest, and most popular, Premiers Crus on the left bank of the River Serein, with a south-easterly exposure on a single, central ...
This is a 0.5Ha lieux dit of perfect exposure and fragmented clay and limestone soil near the tiny village of Chambolle, adjoining Clos de Tart - you can't ge...
Formerly known as Château Mouton Baron Philippe this excellent property is still owned by the Rothschild family and is one to follow. This is an outstanding Pauillac.
12 separate parcels of vines, spread across 2.5ha of the lower slopes all around the village, each parcel with a different aspect. The majority of the v...
Potensac is always a great Château to have in your cellar. Great drinking claret that will develop quite early but with a propensity to age.
Lecheneaut has 5 parcels of Chambolle, spread across the entire but very small) appellation, with all plots planted with older Pinot Noir vines, some dating back to the 1...
Produced from 2 parcels of vines, planted on limestone and heavy clay soil and situated in the southern half of the appellation looking south from the village. The vines ar...
Assembled from 9 different plots, which form 3 distinct cuvees, subsequently blended after fermentation, all with differing aspects of soil, microclimate and aspect. This w...
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