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A blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon from older vines. Oak aged for 6-10 months. This medium-bodied wine has integrated tannins and soft fruit flavours meaning it is a pleasure to drink now.

Pey La Tour shows a very deep, shimmering ruby color. On the nose, red fruits such as blackcurrant, & blackberry prelude to a very fruity palate. The wine is fleshy, mild, with a remarkable freshness for the vintage giving a crunchy ripe fruit sensation.

Deep ruby color. The intense bouquet, emanating blackberries and Morello cherries, intermingles harmoniously with a hint of oak. The attack on the palate is supple and full, with a finish boasting tremendous range for a Bordeaux Supérieur.

Deep garnet, red fruit, concentrated, balanced. Aging potential: very good.

Riesling Beerenauslese from the VDP classified side Herrenberg in Oppenheim, Rheinhessen. Chalk soil condition located close to the St. Kathrin cathedral in the city of Oppenheim. Natural sweetness, amber colour; opulent nose with aromas of dried peaches and mango and honey.

Bernkasteler Badstube Riesling Beerenauslese smells of liqueur-like, jellied, vanilla- and chocolate-covered purple plums and black cherries. The implosive palate concentration though is simply beyond “liqueur-like” and into realms I can’t recall. Strong brown spices, herbal concentrates add complexity and a buttery, creamy texture does not prevent this wine from preserving the most remarkable clarity of jellied pit fruit concentration, photo-electric brilliance of fruit acids lighting the way to an endless finish.