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Best Cellars Wines & Spirits

PART OF ISLAND PROVISION LTD. GROUP OF COMPANIES "The Quintessential Source"

Island Provision Ltd. is established since 1981. Island Provision Ltd. Group of Companies and its divisions (Best Cellars Wines and Spirits, Island Provision food distribution and Gourmet Basket Supermarket) are located near the Airport and the city of St John's, on 3 acres of landscaped land.

Our business is importation, wholesale and retail distribution of food and beverage to Antigua & Barbuda Hotels, Restaurants and Supermarkets as well as Visiting Yachts. We specialize in quality items with outstanding service.

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Location

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Best Cellars Contact General Inquiries Tel: +1 (268) 480-5180 Sales and Marketing Manager Tel: +1 (268) 480-5183

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Other Services Best Cellars’ team is available for assistance and advice you may require with your wine selection. We provide recommendations, wine and cocktail list design and printing. Cocktail recipes are available as well as our informative “the elite bartender” newsletter.

You may contact us for labels and tasting notes, tutored wine tasting, wine courses and assistance with your staff education and we will provide you with our “Froggy News”, the wine newsletter.

We also supply glassware, wine coolers and other service equipment as per listed in our catalogue.

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Champagne 5 Crément de Bourgogne, Sparkling wine 8 Rosé Wines 10 France 13

Loire 13 Alsace 15 Burgundy 16 Rhône Valley 21 Provence 23 Languedoc, Pays d’Oc 25 Bordeaux 26

Italy 31 Piedmont 31 Friuli, Veneto 32 Tuscany 34 Umbria 34 Campania 35 Sicily 36 Spain 37 Rioja 37 Ribera de Duero, Valencia 38 Portugal, Lebanon, South Africa 39 Chile 40 Argentina 43 America 44 Mendocino 44 Sonoma 45 Napa Valley 47 Monterey, Central Valley, Oregon 48 Australia 49 New Zealand 51 Sweet Wines 52 Vineyard Specialties 53

Rum & Cachaça 53 Scotch Whisky & Whiskey 54 Vodka 55 Gin & Tequila 56 Cognac, Calvados & Brandy 57 Port & Marsala 57 Cream, Liqueur & Aperitif 58 Japanese Sake, Beer & Cider 59 Still & Sparkling water 60 Juice & other soft drink 60 Illy Café 61 Cigar 62 The “Wine Enthusiast” shopping selection 62

White wine

Rosé wine

Red wine

Sweet wine

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Champagne e- Champagne is a region situated on the North East of Paris, France. Due to its cool climate it is difficult for grapes to ripen fully, leading to high acidity and understated flavor, which happens to be ideal for Sparkling Wines. The grape varieties grown in this region are Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay and the region’s distinctive chalky soil also plays a significant role in creating the r ight flavors for these grape varieties.

The wines are also produced following specific method called “method Champenoise” which consists of adding sugar and a special yeast to the still wine (various blend of high quality grapes which define the house’s style) before it is left to rest. This causes a secondary fermentation which gives the wine its effervescence. Before final bottling further sugar and still wine are added in view to determinate the degree of sweetness and add character.

Piper-Heidsieck

Piper-Heidsieck, based in Reims, produces crisp Champagne using the three grape varieties. Regis Camus was awarded Wine Maker of The Year at London International Wine Challenge, in 2004 and 2007. With his team, he produces Champagne with much personality, such as Cuvée Brut with a high content of Pinot Noir, and “Rare” with an impressive and complex mineral composition.

Vintage

case size price / case price / each

215500 Cuvée Brut

12 X 75 CL 1176.00 98.00

215505 “Rare”

6 x 75 CL 1732.74 288.79

215506 Gift Pack Cuvée Brut (1 bottle each, with 2 Champagne flutes)

3 x 75 CL 402.09 134.03

215504 Gift Pack Rosé Sauvage (gift pack)

3 x 75 CL 702.84 117.14

Mumm Cordon Rouge

This Classic Cuvée produced in Reims is made using a special house blend of not less than 77 different Crus from the best areas of Champagne, many originating from Grand and Premier Crus and featuring all three varieties.

215155 Cordon Rouge Brut

6 x 75 CL 686.04 114.34

215156 Cordon Rouge Brut – Magnum

3 x 1.5 L 681.99 272.33

Perrier-Jouët

The Perrier-Jouët house is based in Epernay and produces high quality Champagnes mostly from Grand Cru vineyards growing all three grape varieties.

215157 Grand Brut

6 x 75 CL 664.50 110.75

215158 Grand Brut – Magnum

3 x 1.5 L 651.15 217.05

215159 “Belle Epoque”

1999-00 6 x 75 CL 2177.34 362.89

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Louis Roederer

Louis Roederer is one of the largest independent Champagne house and is situated in Reims. Its style is developed using a great amount of Chardonnay and combines all the fruitiness and freshness of youth with the vinosity of fully mature Champagnes.

215090 Brut Premier

6 x 75 CL 742.92 123.82

215101 Cristal 2002 6 x 75 CL 3390.96 565.16

215102 Cristal – Magnum

2002 1 X 1.5 L 1346.50

Pommery

The estates’ house is situated in the heart of Reims, the Brut Royal is a lively light Champagne primarily made with Chardonnay. It is also available in a small 20cl individual bottle, ideal for parties, minibar or even picnics!

215700 Brut Royal

6 x 75 CL 705.84 117.64

215701 Brut Royal – small

24 X 20 CL 847.44 35.31

Billecart-Salmon

Is situated in Epernay, the Grand Cru still wines blend undergo a first fermentation in small Burgundy casks. As result the Brut Réserve is a powerful round Champagne, followed by freshness and fruit notes; while the Brut Rosé in notably delicate and subtle.

215610 Brut Réserve

6 x 75 CL 761.88 126.98

215611 Brut Rosé

6 x 75 CL 1280.52 213.42

215806 Cuvée Brut Nicolas Francois Billecart

2000 6 x 75 CL 1365.24 227.54

This exceptional cuvée was created in 1964 as a tribute to the House’s founder. It results from the blending of Grand Crus from the classified Chardonnay Côte des Blanc vineyards and the Montagne de Reims’ Pinot Noir. Its vinification, partially in traditional casks, underpins the generous character of this fine, elegant and rich Champagne.

215807 Cuvée Elisabeth Salmon Rosé

1998 6 x 75 CL 2198.82 366.47

Named after the co-founder of Billecart-Salmon, this cuvée is made from an equal proportion of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and result in a very delicate Champagne, well balanced with slight hint of spice in the finish.

Taittinger

The Reims based Champagne house’s style offers delicate, fresh and slightly floral Champagnes produced with a good share of Chardonnay grapes.

215121 Brut “La Française”

12 X 75 CL 1584.48 132.04

215290 Prestige Rosé Brut

6 x 75 CL 1044.84 174.14

215120 Brut Millesimé

1999 6 x 75 CL 1153.44 192.24

215167

“Comte de Champagne”

1996

6 x 75 CL 2369.76 394.96

Intense, expressive, particularly subtle and complex, floral aromas giving way to discreet notes fresh pineapple and lemony f lavors. A magnificent Cuvée full of finesse but also complexity.

215168 “Comte de Champagne” Rosé

1996 6 x 75 CL 3138.96 523.16

Fresh, complex and fine. Delicate flavors of raspberry and pear in harmony with a degree of vinosity. An exceptional Champagne made in limited quantities and only in the best vintages.

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Moët & Chandon

One of the oldest and largest Champagne house, situated in Epernay. The Brut Imperial is made using the three grape varieties and results in a light, subtle Champagne.

215613 Brut Imperial

12 X 75 CL 1890.12 157.51

215615 Dom Pérignon

2000 6 x 75 CL 3359.88 559.98

Dom Perignon, named after a Benedictine Monk who created the “Méthode Champenoise”, is made with a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Vintage 2000 was released in 2008, and offers soft fruit flavors and toasty notes which are characteristic of this prestigious Cuvée.

Pol Roger

Some of the smallest and yet notable Estates in Epernay. The Brut Réserve is the definitive house-style, composed from 30 still base wines drawn from at least two vintages, and the three varieties of Champagne, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier blended in equal portions and never release until it is at least three years old.

215702 Extra Cuvée de Réserve

12 X 75 CL 1836.72 153.06

215703 Rosé Millesimé

1999 12 X 75 CL 2661.24 221.77

215704

Cuvée “Sir Winston Churchill”

6 x 75 CL 2954.22 492.37

Sir Winston Churchill was Pol Roger's most illustrious devotee and customer. This champagne is made in his honor.

The composition of the blend is a closely guarded family secret but from tasting it is likely that the champagne features about 70-80% Pinot Noir with the remainder made up from Chardonnay. The grapes are all from Grand Cru vineyards which were under vine during Churchill's lifetime and it is only ever made in the very best vintages. It is made in a style which Churchill himself favored: robust, mature and long-lived!

Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin

This Classic Cuvée is the perfect example of Harmony between delicacy and power. Made with a majority of Pinot Noir, it is round and firm while a small amount of Chardonnay brings elegance and finesse.

215614 Brut Yellow Label 6 x 75 CL 948.42 158.07

Guy Charbaut

215040 Certified Blanc de Blanc 1982 12 x 75 CL 1174.32 195.72

Deutz

Situated on the outskirt of Epernay, Deutz Estates produce this rich & fruity Rosé Champagne, exclusively made with Pinot Noir.

215502 Brut Rosé Millesimé 1999 6 x 75 CL 1174.32 195.72

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Krug

One of the finest Champagne house, situated in Reims. Krug is known for using a high proportion of old vines from the three varieties, picked in small select vineyards; and apply traditional processes using small oak barrels and the addition of reserve still wines kept from previous years and carefully selected for use in new blends, bringing structure and complexity.

215122 Grande Cuvée Brut

6 x 75 CL 4059.60 676.60

An expensive bouquet, creamy texture and explosion of flavors with notes of toast, soft spices and dried fruit.

215125 Cuvée Brut

1995 1 x 75 CL 660.00

An abundance of flavors such as gingerbread, melon and pink grapefruit balanced with fullness and a refreshing finish.

Crémant de Bourgogne -

“Crémant” are available from Alsace, burgundy and Loire regions. Our selection is produced by Louis Bouillot, in the “Côte Chalonnaise” of Burgundy under the appellation “Crémant de Bourgogne”. These Sparkling wines are made following the “Méthode Champenoise” with strict regulations regarding their production, and offer a high quality lower-priced alternative to Champagne.

Louis Bouillot

205180

Reserve “Perle de Vigne”

6 x 75 CL

250.56

41.76

205178 “Perle Aurore” Rosé

6 x 75 CL 274.68 45.78

205181

Blanc de Noir “Perle de Nuit”

6 x 75 CL

208.74 34.79

Sparkling Wines s

France

215073 Comte de Laube, Blanc de Blancs Brut

12 X 75 CL 168.60 14.05

211195 J.P. Chenet Brut

6 x 75 CL 109.20 18.20

211197 J.P. Chenet Brut – small

24 x 20 CL 44.40 7.40

211196 J.P. Chenet Rosé

6 x 75 CL 109.86 18.31

211198 J.P. Chenet Rosé – small

24 x 20 CL 46.68 7.78

215071 Charles de Fère, Cuvée Jean Louis

6 x 75 CL 111.60 18.60

215072 Charles de Fère, Cuvée Jean Louis – small

24 x 20 CL 156.72 6.53

215075 Charles de Fère Reserve, Blanc de Blancs Brut

6 x 75 CL 153.48 25.58

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Italy

223403 Prosecco, Villa Frattina

12 X 75 CL 308.16 25.68

215170 Lungarotti Brut

1999 6 x 75 CL 320.82 53.47

215310 Banfi Brut

6 x 75 CL 397.02 66.17

215311 Rosa Regale, Brachetto d’acqui, Banfi (sparkling light sweet red)

12 x 37.5 CL 317.04 26.42

Chile

215180 Concha y Toro Brut

12 X 75 CL 188.40 15.70

215190 Concha y Toro Demi-Sec

12 X 75 CL 199.20 16.60

California, U.S.A.

215174 Korbel Brut

12 X 75 CL 346.68 28.89

215172 Roederer Estate Brut Rosé

12 X 75 CL 784.32 65.36

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Rosé Wines s Rosé wines - long disparaged as too sweet, too pink and too cheap - have improved in quality in recent years and been embraced by food and wine connoisseurs and became a new international trend for lunch, dinner, aperitif and cocktail party. At Union Square Wine and Spirits in Manhattan, the demand for rosé has increased about 30 percent over the last year; in Britain, while ten years ago, one of every 100 bottles of wine purchased was a rosé, these days it is one of every nine; and in France one in every five bottles sold nowadays is a rosé.

In our hot climate, we particularly recommend dry rosé wines with variety of dishes, and it is ideal as aperitif by the glass.

France

Provence Certainly the most renown region for rosé wine, which are rarely sweet and almost always fruity, yet dry and refreshing.

Château d’Esclans, Domaines Sacha Lichine

Sacha Lichine is the son of ate Alexis Lichine who was one of the most influential figure in French Wine for the past few decade. The Lichine family was based in Bordeaux and owner of several estates including the famous Château Lascombes. Sacha made a bold move and relocated to the South of France in Côtes de Provence at Château d’Esclans to produce rosé wine, but not any Provence rosé. He has set is goal to make the best rosé in the world, in joint venture with his oenologist Patrick Léon who was previously Chef Wine Maker at Château Mouton-Rothschild. And many trust they have already succeeded. The wines from 2006, their debut vintage, earned outstanding scores from Wine Spectator and were de rigueur on all superyachts in the nearby south of France’s ports the following summer.

The key to the indubitably superior quality seems to be particularly old Grenache vines, some 80 years old, with some pale skinned Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, and part vinification in large, old oak casks.

At a time when rosé wines are becoming increasingly in demand by the bottle and by the glass, we are pleased to present Château d’Esclans, said to produce some of the best, if not the best, rosé available.

223395

Château d’Esclans, “Whispering Angel”

2007

12 x 75 CL

525.72

43.81

Grenache & Rolle harvested at optimum maturity and matured without barrel fermentation, to keep all the freshness and fruits flavors. Tender, almost pastel-like colour and a pure aromatic framework to accompany its silky texture on the palate. The grape varieties express beautiful airy flavors and a great minerality. Finesse, as opposed to a heavy concentration, makes this wine truly accessible.

223397 Château d’Esclans, “Whispering Angel” - Magnum

2007 3 x 1.5 L 246.51 82.17

223396 Château d’Esclans

2007 6 x 75 CL 521.64 86.94

80 years old Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle and Syrah; partly vinified in large barrels.

223398 Château d’Esclans, “Les Clans”

2007 6 x 75 CL 1103.64 183.94

Selected 80 years old Grenache, Rolle and Syrah; vinified exclusively in large barrels for a period of seven months.

223399 Château d’Esclans, “Garrus”

2007 6 x 75 CL 1765.98 294.33

Grapes are selected from the best and oldest Grenache& Rolle vines, vinified exclusively in large barrels for a period of eight months. The most expensive rosé in the world!

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Domaine Ott

214096 “Les Domaniers” Ott Selection, Côtes de Provence

2006-07 6 x 75 CL 249.72 41.62

214095 Château de Selle, Côtes de Provence

2007 6 x 75 CL 570.906 95.15

214105 Château de Selle, Côtes de Provence – Magnum

2006 6 x 1.5 L 1045.38 174.23

214094 Château Romassan, Bandol

2007 6 x 75 CL

Château du Galoupet

214085 Cru Classé

2007 6 x 75 CL 193.56 32.26

214084 “Tibur” 2005 6 x 75 CL 229.92 38.32

Manon

214093 Manon

2007 6 x 75 CL 155.52 25.92

214091 Manon – half bottle

2007 12 x 37.5 CL

214090 Manon – Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 331.86 55.31

Domaine des Vingtinières

214089 Domaine des Vingtinières

2007 12 x 75 CL 335.76 27.98

Loire Valley

211020 Rosé d’Anjou, Sauvion 2007 12 x 75 CL 251.40 20.95

211142 Sancerre Rosé, Pascal Jolivet

2007 12 x 75 CL 749.40 62.45

211120 Sancerre Rosé, Sauvion

2006 12 x 75 CL 856.68 72.39

Beaujolais

218024 Beaujolais Village, Ferraud

2005 12 x 75 CL 350.28 29.19

Languedoc, Pays d’Oc

211167 Cinsault / Grenache

2007 6 x 75 CL 88.74 14.79

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Italy

223407 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie , Principato

2007 12 x 75 CL 239.76 19.98

Spain

210124 Baron de Valls, Valencia

n.v. 6 x 75 CL 47.46 7.91

210132 Grenache, Finca del Mar, Valencia

2007 6 x 75 CL 78.54 13.09

Chile

222060 Merlot Rosé, Frontera, Concha y Toro

2007 12 x 75 CL 126.24 10.52

222062 Merlot Rosé, Frontera, Concha y Toro – Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

222087 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Frontera, Concha y Toro

2007 12 x 75 CL 125.88 10.49

222023 Shiraz Rosé, Palo Alto 2007 6 x 75 CL 101.16 16.86

California, U.S.A.

220400 White Zinfandel, Fetzer

2007 12 x 75 CL 227.88 18.99

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France e French wine originated in the 6th century BCE, with the colonization of Southern Gaul by Greek settlers, and many of France's regions count their wine-making history to Roman times. France is the source of many grape varieties (such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc and Syrah) and several winemaking practices.

Two central concepts to high-quality French wines are the notion of “Terroir” and the “Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée” (AOC) system. "Terroir wines" reflect their place of origin, which are specified on labels of French wine, usually in terms of the wine's appellation. Appellation rules closely define which grape varieties and winemaking practices are allowed in each of France's several hundred geographically defined appellations. These rules must be followed by all producers who wish to use an AOC designation for their wines.

France had no tradition of varietal labeling of wines as varietal labeling was not allowed under appellation rules, however this is slowly changing following the “New World” labeling system. This means that often labels indicate the Appellation rather than the grape variety. We have attempted to give a brief description of all regions and Appellation varieties, and hope this will assist you with your wine selection.

Loire Valley

This wine region runs from the Atlantic to central France and follows the Loire river. While Loire grows a wide variety of grape, its best known appellations include Pouilly Fumé and Sancerre, these “classic” Sauvignon Blanc denote much fruitiness, minerality, fresh and crisp flavors; While the Sancerre Red are made with Pinot Noir and produce light wines high in red fruits, spice notes and subtle oak.

Sauvion

The Château du Cleray-Sauvion is one of the oldest estates in the region and grows a wide variety of grapes.

211090 Baron “Grand Duc” White

n.v. 6 x 75 CL 79.92 13.32

211180 Baron “Grand Duc” Red

n.v. 6 x 75 CL 81.06 13.51

211000 Chardonnay

2007 12 x 75 CL 242.76 20.23

210005 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 253.68 21.14

211006 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 190.32 15.86

210776 Cabernet Sauvignon

2007 12 x 75 CL 237.12 19.76

210800 Syrah

2006 12 x 75 CL 236.16 19.68

211035 Muscadet Sèvre et Maine sur Lie “Château du Cleray”

2007 12 x 75 CL 190.68 31.78

211085 Pouilly Fumé

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 818.16 68.18

211110 Sancerre White

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 787.80 65.65

211020 Rosé d’ Anjou

2007 12 x 75 CL 251.40 20.95

211120 Sancerre Rosé

2005 12 x 75 CL 856.68 72.39

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Pascal Jolivet

The house of Pascal Jolivet is one of the youngest and most dynamic in the Loire Valley, established in 1982, today with the two premier appellations of Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé. He is a strong believer in letting nature make the wine as much as possible and seek to tame the most dynamic qualities of the Sauvignon Blanc variety.

211145

Sauvignon Blanc “Attitude”

2007

12 x 75 CL

413.04

34.42

211146 Pinot Noir “Attitude”

2007 12 x 75 CL 444.00 37.00

211105 Pouilly Fumé

2007 12 x 75 CL 681.36 56.78

205616 Pouilly Fumé “Les Griottes”

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 801.24 66.77

Selected from acres in one of the most historic parts of the Pouilly-Fume appellation first planted by Benedictine monks in the 11th century, this wine of distinctive character acquired intensity with smoothness.

211140 Sancerre White

2007 12 x 75 CL 770.28 64.19

205615 Sancerre White “Les Caillottes”

2005-07 12 x 75 CL 773.04 64.42

The wine is well balanced, an archetypal Sancerre with much smoothness, elegance in flavors and mineral characteristics, it should evolve slowly.

211148 Sancerre White “Château de Nozay”

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 810.12 67.51

This single estate wine combines softness, roundness, generosity and mellow exotic fruits, and will only improve with time.

211142 Sancerre Rosé

2007 12 x 75 CL 749.40 62.45

211141 Sancerre Red

2007 12 x 75 CL 712.44 59.37

211143 Sancerre White “Exception”

2005 6 x 75 CL 1037.88 172.98

This top-of-the range Sancerre originates from three exceptional vineyards. The very intense nose develops into subtle mineral aromas lifted by pear and citrus fruits, splendid intensity in the mouth with mineral notes which are very present on the palate.

211144 Sancerre Red “Exception”

2005 6 x 75 CL 1012.98 168.83

A great compromise between the power and smoothness of Pinot noir. Very concentrated with a long finish marked by red fruits, aromatic herbs and by the subtle notes of sweet vanillin oak.

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Alsace

Alsace is located on the German border in northeast France, a most interesting region which produces a variety of unique wines all subject to adding interest to your wine list, and it is worldly reputed for its wonderful and particular varietal dry white wines. Classic grapes include Gewürztraminer, Riesling, Muscat and Pinot Gris. We recommend these highly aromatic wines with any fragrant or spicy food such as Asian dishes, and with seafood. Our selection also includes a particularly light and fresh Pinot Noir Grand Cru, which is most suited to our climate; And we would like to recommend "Sélection de Grains Nobles", a very concentrated sweet wines of paramount quality.

Leon Beyer

The Beyer have been wine-growers in Eguisheim, the cradle of the Alsace wine-producing region, since 1580 and produce some of the finest Alsace wines.

214097 Muscat

2001 12 x 75 CL 524.76 43.73

214101 Riesling 2006 12 x 75 CL 538.68 44.89

214099 Gewürztraminer

2002 12 x 75 CL 596.88 49.74

214098 Riesling “Les Ecaillers”

2004 12 x 75 CL 1108.56 92.38

214100 Tokay-Pinot Gris Grand Cru “Cuvée des Comtes d'Eguisheim”

2000 12 x 75 CL 1403.40 116.95

214102 Pinot Noir Grand Cru “Cuvée des Comtes d'Eguisheim”

2003 12 x 75 CL 1513.44 126.12

214103 Tokay-Pinot Gris "Sélection de Grains Nobles" – half

1998 12 x 37.5 CL 4091.52 340.96

Produced in the best years from grapes harvested when over-mature, full and sweet with an amazing length.

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Burgundy

One of the world’s most famous wine-growing areas, home to some of the most expensive wines in the world and located in eastern central France. Burgundy consists on several wine regions as per listed below. Through other grape varieties are grown, the focus is on Gamay for the Beaujolais, Pinot Noir for other regions for red wines, and Chardonnay for white wines throughout Burgundy, and reaching its zenith in the Côte de Beaune.

Here the appellation system is slightly different, they classify regions, village and individual vineyard; the theory being that the more precise the appellation, the higher the quality of wine. Ranking next to this progression are “Premier Cru” producing superior wines and “Grand Cru” for a few select sites and sitting at the very top of the quality hierarchy. We hope this information will assist you on making your selection; the wines have been listed per regions, then per producers and per appellations from north to south.

Chablis

Chablis wines are made using the Chardonnay grape and somewhat different from other Burgundy wines. The northern location, which is closer to Champagne that the rest of Burgundy, means Chablis have more acidity and less ripen flavors than Chardonnay wines grown in warmer climates. Yet their dry, crisp and mineral style has great elegance.

William Fèvre

212410 William Fèvre

2006 12 x 75 CL 622.20 51.85

241553 William Fèvre – half

2002 12 x 37.5 CL 332.04 27.67

212411 Domaine William Fèvre

2006 12 x 75 CL 745.08 62.09

212412 Montée de Tonnerre, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 1234.68 102.89

212413 “Bougros”, Côte de Bourgerots, Grand Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 2710.56 225.88

212250 “Les Preuses”, Grand Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2926.80 243.90

212414 “Les Clos”, Grand Cru

2003 12 x 75 CL 2766.48 230.54

Domaine Laroche

212415 “Saint Martin”

2006 6 x 75 CL 749.04 62.45

212416 “Les Vaudevey”, 1er Cru

2005 6 x 75 CL 613.98 102.33

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Côte de Nuits

This Region makes up the northern part of Burgundy’s famous Côte d’Or and includes many prestigious appellations, notably for its red wines made of Pinot Noir.

Jean-Philippe Marchand

The Marchand estate bas been in existence over seven generations and family wine making tradition has been passed over the years. Marchand wines can be found in such renowned French restaurants as Trois Gros, Blanc, La Renaissance and Auberge Fond Rose.

243011 Gevrey-Chambertin “Vieilles Vignes”

2006 12 x 75 CL 1142.52 95.21

243013 Gevrey-Chambertin “Les Combottes”

2006 12 x 75 CL 2097.60 174.80

243012 Chambolle-Musigny Cuvée Beatrice

2004-06 12 x 75 CL 1338.72 111.56

243010 Morey-Saint-Denis “Vieilles Vignes”

2004 12 x 75 CL 1036.32 86.36

243014 Morey-Saint-Denis “Cuvée Eline”

2005 12 x 75 CL 1732.08 144.34

Louis Jadot

Louis Jadot is a leading wine producer in Burgundy and its vineyards are scattered across the region from Côte de Nuits, down to Beaujolais and produces high quality everyday wines to some of the best fine wines in Burgundy. In order to achieve the best possible quality they have, for the past 20 years, banished use of all synthetic products (fertilizers, herbicides, etc) on their vineyards soils and have taken up traditional practices instead.

241640 Fixin

2006 12 x 75 CL 1001.16 83.43

241069 Chapelle Chambertin, Grand Cru

2003 6 x 75 CL 2518.50 419.75

217126 Gevrey-Chambertin

2006 12 x 75 CL 1584.72 132.06

241068 Chambolle-Musigny, Bonnes Mares, Grand Cru

2003 6 x 75 CL 2977.20 496.20

241642 Chambolle Musigny “Feusselottes” 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2676.00 223.00

241074 Chambolle Musigny “Baudes” 1er Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 2054.16 171.18

241295 Chambolle Musigny

2003 12 x 75 CL 1560.72 130.05

241296 Chambolle Musigny

2005 12 x 75 CL 1470.84 122.57

241071 Clos de Vougeot, Grand Cru

2005 6 x 75 CL 1861.98 310.33

217210 Vosnes-Romanée

2003 12 x 75 CL 1541.76 128.48

217180 Nuit Saint George

2005 12 x 75 CL 1335.00 111.25

241641 Nuit Saint George “Le Vaucrain”

2006 12 x 75 CL 2724.12 227.01

217031 Côte de Nuits -Village “Le Vaucrain”

2005-06 12 x 75 CL 888.84 74.07

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Côte de Beaune

The Côte de Beaune area is the southern part of the Côte d'Or. The trend of producing red wines continues from the Côte de Nuits to Côte de Beaune, although the wines become lighter and more perfumed. Further south lie the great names of white Burgundy Grand Cru, and then the far south of the district sees a return to red wines.

Louis Jadot

241549 Corton-Charlemagne, Grand Cru

2006 6 x 75 CL 2407.14 401.19

241100 Pernand-Vergelesses, Clos de a Croix de Pierre, 1er Cru

2003 12 x 75 CL 1021.08 85.09

212380 Pernand-Vergelesses, Clos de a Croix de Pierre, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 1191.00 99.25

212381 Pernand-Vergelesses

2006 12 x 75 CL 1065.12 88.76

217165 Pommard

2005 12 x 75 CL 1317.72 109.81

217171 Pommard, Clos de la Commaraine, 1er Cru

2003 12 x 75 CL 1926.96 160.58

217170 Pommard “Les Rugiens” 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 2205.48 183.79

217172 Pommard “Les Rugiens” 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2542.32 211.86

212076 Volnay, Clos des Chènes

2006 12 x 75 CL 2168.04 180.67

212280 Meursault

2007 12 x 75 CL 1813.32 151.11

212291 Meursault “Les Charmes” 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2649.36 220.78

212390 Saint-Aubin

2006 12 x 75 CL 1004.88 83.74

212371 Puligny-Montrachet

2007 12 x 75 CL 1800.84 150.07

241281 Puligny-Montrachet “Champs Gain” 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 2199.72 183.31

212310 Puligny-Montrachet, Clos de la Garenne, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2914.92 242.91

212320 Chassagne-Montrachet

2004 12 x 75 CL 1457.16 121.43

212400 Chassagne-Montrachet “Abbaye de Morgeot” 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2497.56 208.13

212321 Chassagne-Montrachet “La Romanée” 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 2962.44 246.87

241277 Chevalier-Montrachet “Les Demoiselles” Domaine des Heritiers, Grand Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 4087.92 681.32

241250 Savigny-lès-Beaune, Haut Jarrons, Domaine, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 1343.28 111.94

241251 Savigny-lès-Beaune, Clos des Guettes, 1er Cru 2006 12 x 75 CL 1160.88 96.74 217185 Santenay, Clos de Malte

2002 12 x 75 CL 900.60 75.05

217220 Santenay, Clos de Malte

2006 12 x 75 CL 958.68 79.89

212292 Beaune “Les Grèves”, Domaine André Gagey

2006 12 x 75 CL 2328.48 194.04

241275 Beaune Theurons, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 1443.24 120.27

217030 Côte de Beaune

2006 12 x 75 CL 847.92 70.66

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Domaine du Duc Magenta, Louis Jadot

212042 Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot, Clos La Chapelle, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 1553.40 129.45

241241 Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot, Clos La Chapelle, 1er Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 2151.60 179.30

212041 Chassagne-Montrachet, Clos de la Chapelle, 1er Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 1399.80 116.65

241242 Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot, Clos La Chapelle, 1er Cru

2006 12 x 75 CL 2622.60 218.55

Henri Boillot

241103 Volnay, Les Chevrets, 1er Cru

2007 12 x 75 CL 3357.48 279.79

241104 Meursault

2007 12 x 75 CL 2211.00 184.25

241107 St Aubin, Pitangeret, 1er Cru

2007 12 x 75 CL 1719.60 143.30

241108 St Romain

2007 12 x 75 CL 1515.00 126.25

241105 Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine

2007 12 x 75 CL 2415.84 201.32

241106 Puligny-Montrachet, Les Pucelles, 1er Cru

2007 12 x 75 CL 4094.52 341.21

Côte Chalonnaise

212401 Chorey-les-Beaune, Louis Jadot

2006 12 x 75 CL 906.48 75.54

Mâconnais

The Mâconnais district lies in the south of Burgundy. It makes elegant wines for relatively early drinking, not as full-bodied as the great names of white Burgundy but with a more approachable price.

212500 Macon-Villages “Domaine de Champ Brulé” J.J. Vincent

2005 12 x 75 CL 406.08 33.84

212365 Macon-Villages, Louis Jadot

2007 12 x 75 CL 522.00 43.50

212362 Macon-Villages , Ferraud

2005 12 x 75 CL 514.80 42.90

212142 Pouilly-Fuissé, Ferraud

2005 12 x 75 CL 798.96 66.58

212130 Pouilly-Fuissé, Louis Jadot

2007 12 x 75 CL 982.32 81.86

Château de Fuissé

Over time the Château has set the standard for white wine and notably for Pouilly-Fuissé, because it has been around since 1551 and owned by the Vincent family since the 19th century with the present owners from the sixth and seventh generations.

212501 Pouilly-Fuissé “Marie-Antoinette” J.J. Vincent

2005 12 x 75 CL 746.52 62.21

212503 Pouilly-Fuissé “ Tête de Cru” Château-Fuissé

2004 12 x 75 CL 1138.68 94.89

212504 Pouilly-Fuissé Vieilles Vignes, Château-Fuissé

2002 12 x 75 CL 1628.76 135.73

“Veilles Vignes” means old vines and only vines of 30 to 60 years of age are used to produce this wine. Big buttery nose with flavors of pineapple, honey, stone fruit, flower blossoms, and almonds with a silky mouth feel. Add to that precise minerality and a tempered oak treatment and you’ve got one gorgeous Chardonnay!

212502 Saint-Véran Château-Fuissé 2004 12 x 75 CL 599.52 49.96

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Ferraud

212072 Saint-Véran

2007 12 x 75 CL 653.64 54.47

Beaujolais Contrarily to the rest of Burgundy, Beaujolais red wines are not made with Pinot Noir but mostly with the Gamay grape which is a more suited style to compliment the soil in the area. Gamay has a thin skin and few tannins, producing light and fruity red wines, which are most suited to our warm climate. Beaujolais also produces light Chardonnays.

218023 Beaujolais Village, Ferraud

2003-04 12 x 75 CL 436.20 36.35

218024 Beaujolais Village, Ferraud

2005 12 x 75 CL 350.28 29.19

219062 Beaujolais Village, Ferraud

2007 12 x 75 CL 419.64 34.94

212050 Beaujolais Village, Louis Jadot

2004 12 x 75 CL 528.12 44.01

219080 Beaujolais Village, Louis Jadot

2007 12 x 75 CL 465.72 38.81

219083 Beaujolais “La Cerise”, Domaine Souzons

2004 12 x 75 CL 602.88 50.24

219052 Julienas, Ferraud

2004 12 x 75 CL 380.16 31.68

219063 Saint Amour, Ferraud

2000 12 x 75 CL 384.00 32.00

219042 Morgon, Ferraud

2005 12 x 75 CL 433.08 36.09

217230 Morgon Château de Lumiere “Les Roches Noir” Louis Jadot

2006 12 x 75 CL 1293.12 107.76

219072 Brouilly, Ferraud

2007 12 x 75 CL 568.44 47.37

241350 Brouilly, Château de La Chaize

2004 12 x 75 CL 694.56 57.88

219082 Moulin à Vent, Ferraud

2001 12 x 75 CL 592.20 49.35

h 219050 Moulin-à-Vent, Château des Jacques, Louis Jadot

2003 12 x 75 CL 723.36 60.28

h 219010 Moulin-à-Vent “Château des Jacques”, Grand Clos de la Roche, Louis Jadot

2006 12 x 75 CL 1172.24 97.70

219122 Fleurie, Ferraud

2005-07 12 x 75 CL 711.00 59.25

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Rhône Valley

This wine regions situated in the East part of central to south of France. It is divided in two sub regions, the northern part grows majority of full flavor Syrah, Marsanne and Viognier, it includes several great appellations such as Côte Rotie, Condrieu, St. Joseph and Hermitage. The southern portion produces majority of red wines often using the Grenache variety, found in wonderful blends such as Châteauneuf du Pape and Gigondas. Wines are listed per producer, and per sub regions from north to south.

Ferraud

218132 Côtes du Rhône

2006 12 x 75 CL 372.84 31.07

Guigal

The Guigal family produces some of the most notable Rhône wines, many having become the flagship of their appellation. In the Côte Rotie their vineyards, astonishingly, still includes vines which were originally planted over 24 centuries ago by the Romans, enhancing the purity of the wines since the soil has never been affected by anything else but vines.

218180 Côte Rotie Brune & Blonde

2002 12 x 75 CL 2378.52 198.21

218181

Côte Rotie “Landonne”

2004

1 x 75 CL 1109.81

This Syrah has a powerful attack with important tannic structure. Rich and concentrated. Fully expressive of the terroir and concentrated with a rare intensity of flavor and color.

218182 Côte Rotie “ La Mouline”

2004 1 x 75 CL 1072.24

La Mouline is made with 89% Syrah and 11% Viognier, and aged in new oak barrels, resulting in a supple wine with balance between the finesse of the aromas and an explosive richness due to its concentration. Voluptuous silky texture and intense aromas.

218183 Côte Rotie “Turque”

2004 1 x 75 CL 1072.24

La Turque benefits of full southern exposure and a complex terroir which lend finesse and strength to the wine. With 7% Viognier, it is a very subtle wine yet with all the virility of the Côte Brune, a balanced supple structure, concentration and elegant tannins.

218170

Condrieu

2004

12 x 75 CL

1973.88

164.49

218025 Hermitage White

2004 12 x 75 CL 2128.20 177.35

218020 Hermitage Red

2002 12 x 75 CL 2631.72 219.31

218010 Gigondas

2004 12 x 75 CL 1272.00 106.00

218160 Châteauneuf du Pape

2003 12 x 75 CL 1881.48 156.79

218150 Tavel 2003-04 12 x 75 CL 760.44 63.37

218195 Côtes du Rhône White

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 562.32 46.86

218190 Côtes du Rhône Red

2005 12 x 75 CL 590.88 49.24

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Chapoutier

With a real passion for nature, the expression of soils, love for vines and wine and the awareness of the need to respect the earth and its terroir, Michelle Chapoutier at the head of this exceptional vineyard firmly anchored in history and traditions, has opted for breakaway solutions and succeeded in combining the past with daring and creativity. This lead Maison Chapoutier to adopt a biodynamic cultivation method.

217052 Côte Rotie “La Mordorée”

2002 6 x 75 CL 1746.12 291.02

217058 Saint Joseph “Les Granits” White

2002 12 x 75 CL 748.32 124.72

217053 Saint Joseph “Les Granits” Red

2002-04 6 x 75 CL 904.56 150.76

217054 Crozes Hermitage “Les Varonniers”

2002 6 x 75 CL 910.86 151.81

217056 Hermitage “Le Méal”

2002 6 x 75 CL 2136.54 356.09

217057 Hermitage “Orée”

2002 6 x 75 CL 2136.54 356.09

These two white Hermitage are made from 50 and 70 years old Marsanne grapes and partially vinified in new barrels, these wines are fruity with notes of apple sauce, with good acidity contributing to a pleasantly fresh taste and an agreeable vanilla touch of woody notes.

217050 Hermitage “Pavillon”

2002 6 x 75 CL 2657.04 442.84

Complex with a strong attack, it is a round, elegant wine, soft with a long aftertaste of liquorice and tobacco.

217051 Hermitage “L’Ermite”

2002 6 x 75 CL 3047.52 507.92

Tannins are not only very powerful but also mellow, with smokey notes, pepper, highlights wonderfully the Syrah variety on granite soils.

218111 Châteauneuf du Pape “La Bernardine”

2004 12 x 75 CL 1250.28 104.19

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Provence

The Provence region is situated in Southern France and stretches to the Italian border, It is said that wine has been produced in this region since 600BC and the wide variety of grapes grown include Greek, Spanish, Roman, and traditional French grapes.

Provence is very well known for its fruity yet crisp and dry Rosé wines, notably from “Côtes de Provence” as per below select ion, and “Bandol”. This is also an increasingly popular option by the glass, for lunch and dinner alike.

Château d’Esclans, Domaines Sacha Lichine

Sacha Lichine is the son of ate Alexis Lichine who was one of the most influential figure in French Wine for the past few decade. The Lichine family was based in Bordeaux and owner of several estates including the famous Château Lascombes. Sacha made a bold move and relocated to the South of France in Côtes de Provence at Château d’Esclans to produce rosé wine, but not any Provence rosé. He has set is goal to make the best rosé in the world, in joint venture with his oenologist Patrick Léon who was previously Chef Wine Maker at Château Mouton-Rothschild. And many trust they have already succeeded. The wines from 2006, their debut vintage, earned outstanding scores from Wine Spectator and were de rigueur on all superyachts in the nearby south of France’s ports the following summer.

The key to the indubitably superior quality seems to be particularly old Grenache vines, some 80 years old, with some pale skinned Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, and part vinification in large, old oak casks.

At a time when rosé wines are becoming increasingly in demand by the bottle and by the glass, we are pleased to present Château d’Esclans, said to produce some of the best, if not the best, rosé available.

223395 Château d’Esclans, “Whispering Angel”

2007 12 x 75 CL 617.16 51.43

Grenache & Rolle harvested at optimum maturity and matured without barrel fermentation, to keep all the freshness and fruits flavors. Tender, almost pastel-like color and a pure aromatic framework to accompany its silky texture on the palate. The grape varieties express beautiful airy flavors and a great minerality. Finesse, as opposed to a heavy concentration, makes this wine truly accessible.

223397 Château d’Esclans, “Whispering Angel” - Magnum

2007 3 x 1.5 L 246.51 82.17

223396 Château d’Esclans

2007 6 x 75 CL 521.64 86.94

80 years old Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle and Syrah; partly vinified in large barrels.

223398 Château d’Esclans, “Les Clans”

2007 6 x 75 CL 1103.64 183.94

Selected 80 years old Grenache, Rolle and Syrah; vinified exclusively in large barrels for a period of seven months.

223399 Château d’Esclans, “Garrus”

2007 6 x 75 CL 1765.98 294.33

Grapes are selected from the best and oldest Grenache& Rolle vines, vinified exclusively in large barrels for a period of eight months. The most expensive rosé in the world!

Domaine Ott

214196 Blanc de Blanc “Clos Mireille”

2003 6 x 75 CL 425.40 70.90

214096 “Les Domaniers” Ott Selection, Côtes de Provence

2006 6 x 75 CL 227.10 37.85

214095 Château de Selle, Côtes de Provence

2007 6 x 75 CL 524.46 87.41

214105 Château de Selle, Côtes de Provence – Magnum

2006 6 x 1.5 L 1045.38 174.23

214094 Château Romassan, Bandol

2007 6 x 75 CL

214195 Château Romassan, Bandol

2001 6 x 75 CL 545.94 90.99

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Château du Galoupet

214085 Cru Classé

2007 6 x 75 CL 193.56 32.26

214084 “Tibur” 2005 6 x 75 CL 229.92 38.32

Manon

214093 Manon

2007 6 x 75 CL 155.52 25.92

214091 Manon – half bottle

2007 12 x 37.5 CL 174.12 14.51

214090 Manon – Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 331.86 55.31

Domaine des Vintinières

214089 Domaine des Vingtinières

2007 12 x 75 CL 335.76 27.98

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Languedoc, Pays d’Oc

Languedoc is a large region located southern France along the Mediterranean, extending from the French border with Spain to the region of Provence. It consists of some 800,000 vineyards, produces approximately a third of the total French grapes growth and it is the single biggest wine producing region in the world. Our selection of “Vin de Pays” offers good value and excellent options for house wines.

Grand Sud

211154 Chardonnay

2007 6 x 75 CL 79.26 13.21

211153 Merlot

2007 6 x 1.5 L 75.12 12.52

J.P. Chenet

211162 Chardonnay

2007 6 x 75 CL 90.66 15.11

211167 Cinsault / Grenache

2007 6 x 75 CL 88.74 14.79

211163 Merlot

2007 6 x 75 CL 90.90 15.15

211164 Cabernet / Shiraz

2006-07 6 x 75 CL 88.02 14.67

211166 Cabernet / Shiraz – small

2007 6 x 25 CL 43.68 7.28

211165 Blanc de Blanc – small

2007 6 x 25 CL 43.68 7.28

La Baume

211191 Chardonnay

2006-07 6 x 75 CL 133.98 22.33

211190 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 6 x 75 CL 134.40 22.40

211192 Merlot

2007 6 x 75 CL 134.40 22.40

211193 Syrah

2006 6 x 75 CL 131.16 21.86

Laroche

211152 Chardonnay

2006 6 x 75 CL 141.30 23.55

211149 Sauvignon Blanc

2006 6 x 75 CL 141.30 23.55

211151 Merlot

2005 6 x 75 CL 140.76 23.46

211150 Syrah

2005 6 x 75 CL 134.70 22.45

Chapoutier

211125 “Occultum Lapidem” Domaine de Bila Haut

2004 12 x 75 CL 479.04 39.92

Syrah, Grenache & Carignan, matured 50% in barrel and 50% in tank. Concentrate and ripe with warm fruit, the finish is long and rich in tannin.

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Bordeaux

Bordeaux is an area in southwestern France and considered by most wine enthusiasts as the world’s greatest wine producing region, ranging from large quantities of everyday table wine, to some of the most expensive and prestigious wines in the world. Romans started growing grapes there some 2000 years ago and many vineyards have been kept since. The region consists of many appellations and the most prestigious are all included in our portfolio.

Bordeaux gained most of its fame from the red wines mostly made with a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon, nevertheless the region’s rich sweet white wines from Sauternes are world renowned, and its dry white wines from Pessac-Léognan are well praised.

There was attempt to classify the better châteaux as a quality guide, rating wines from Grand Cru to fifth Cru. However those classifications are for most part quiet old, and inconsistent throughout the regions, nonetheless we have indicated the Grand Cru when relevant and Premier (1er) Cru and second (2eme) Cru as suitable, starting with the most prestigious. We have listed the wines per area, left bank regions from Medoc to Sauternes where red wines are produced with a majority of Cabernet Sauvignon; and then the right bank regions from Cotes de Blaye to Saint-Emilion where wines are produced with a majority of Merlot.

Medoc

260029 Château Sociendo-Mallet

2005 12 x 75 CL 2924.52 243.71

224090 Château Sociendo-Mallet

2004 12 x 75 CL 2076.00 173.00

224198 Château Sociendo-Mallet - Magnum

2004 3 X 1.5 L 1041.00 347.00

224091 Château Sociendo-Mallet - Magnum

2004 1 X 1.5 L 347.00

241533 Château Potensac

1996 12 x 75 CL 2051.64 170.97

Saint-Estèphe

218104 Château Cos d’Estournelles, 2eme Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 2562.00 427.00

218151 Château Montrose, 2eme Cru

1999 12 x 75 CL 4870.08 405.84

260020 Château Les Ormes de Pez

2005 12 x 75 CL 2068.80 172.40

212204 Château Les Ormes de Pez

2004 6 x 75 CL 672.00 112.00

Pauillac

224203 Château Latour, 1er Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 5334.00 889.00

218102 Château Mouton-Rothschild, 1er Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 4458.00 743.00

218898 Château Mouton-Rothschild, 1er Cru

1990 12 x 75 CL 18277.08 1523.09

218106 Château Lafite-Rothschild, 1er Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 5214.00 869.00

241531

Château Lafite-Rothschild, 1er Cru

1996

1 x 75 CL 1652.19

Château Lafite Rothschild has long been one of the great wines of the Bordeaux region of France - and of the world. The Lafite vineyard was organized by the Ségur family in the 17th century, and the estate soon garnered its reputation as a top-level winemaking estate. Vintage 1996 is particularly notable and scored 100 in the Robert Parker’s wine review: “knock-out nose of lead pencil, minerals, flowers, and black currant scents. Extremely powerful and full-bodied, with remarkable complexity for such a young wine, this huge Lafite is oozing with extract and richness, yet has managed to preserve its quintessentially elegant personality”.

260021 Château Lynch-Bages

2005 12 x 75 CL 5777.16 481.43

214204 Château Lynch-Bages

2004 6 x 75 CL 2586.60 431.00

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216501 Château Lynch-Bages

1999 12 x 75 CL 7478.40 623.20

216520 Château Pontet-Canet

1990 12 x 75 CL 5143.44 428.62

260023 Château d’Armailhac

2005 12 x 75 CL 2808.00 234.00

224200 Château Duhart-Milon

2004 6 x 75 CL 924.00 154.00

218013 Château Lynch-Moussas 2001 12 x 75 CL 1559.88 129.99

Saint-Julien

241530 Château Léoville-Barton, 2eme Cru

1988 12 x 75 CL 6302.16 525.18

260025 Château Beychevelle

2005 6 x 75 CL 1672.86 278.81

221204 Château Beychevelle

2004 12 x 75 CL 3541.08 295.09

218889 Château Saint-Pierre

2001 12 x 75 CL 3519.48 293.29

218012 Château Les Fiefs Lagrange

2000 6 x 75 CL 1170.9 195.16

222204 Clos du Marquis

2004 6 x 75 CL 1074.00 179.00

Moulis

260026 Château Chasse-Spleen

2005 12 x 75 CL 1800.96 150.08

218100 Château Chasse-Spleen

2004 6 x 75 CL 774.00 129.00

Margaux

260028 Château Lascombes, 2eme Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 5253.24 437.77

218882 Château Lascombes, 2eme Cru

2004 12 x 75 CL 2698.08 224.84

Château Lascombes bear the name of its first owner, Chevalier Lascombes. It has become one of Margaux’s top wines, even challenging Chateaux Margaux. This brilliant wine (50% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Petit Verdot) is atypically rich and textured for a 2004 and it is unquestionably one of the greatest Bordeaux of the vintage. Inky, purple color, a gorgeously expressive, explosive nose of crème de cassis, smoky notes, flowers and graphite. Opulent, medium to full-bodied and beautifully concentrated.

218103 Château Brane-Cantenac, 2eme Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 1032.00 172.00

260027 Marojallia

2005 12 x 75 CL 6708.60 559.05

220204 Marojallia

2004 6 x 75 CL 2478.00 413.00

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216570

Château d’Issan

2005

6 x 75 CL

1334.64

222.44

A wine fit for a King…literall, it is believed that Henry II poured Château d’Issan at his wedding. The château dates from the 17th century, which means Issan is one of the oldest châteaux in the Médoc. However, the latest news at Château d’Issan -and in all of Bordeaux- is the 2005 harvest. According to some very well-known winemakers including Emmanuel Cruse of Château d’Issan, 2005 is “the vintage of the century”. They have never before seen such ideal conditions throughout the year. The result shows aromas of camphor, forest floor, blackberries, cassis, and a hint of spring flowers, this wine is full-bodied with superb richness, purity, texture, and abundant, sweet tannin.

216634 Château d’Issan

2004 12 x 75 CL 3216.60 268.05

260005 Château Marquis d’Alesme Becker

2005 12 x 75 CL 1864.92 155.41

218015 Château La Tour De Mons

2001 12 x 75 CL 1862.16 155.18

219204 Château Clos Margalaine

2004 6 x 75 CL 594.00 99.00

Pessac-Léognan

216608 Château Le Sartre

2002 12x 75 CL 616.68 51.39

218184 Château Carbonnieux

2006 6 x 75 CL 507.72 84.62

260001 Château Haut-Bergey

2005 12 x 75 CL 1728.12 144.01

223204 Château Malartic-Lagravière

2004 12 x 75 CL 2374.80 197.90

218080 Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte

2004 12 x 75 CL 2951.52 245.96

260035 Château Haut-Brion, 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 23963.64 874.34

216205 Château Haut-Brion, 1er Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 5214.00 869.00

216473 Château Haut-Brion, 1er Cru

1995 12 x 75 CL 16249.44 1354.12

The Château was built in 1550 and began exploiting the vineyard right away. The characteristic of this wine is its harmony between the very soft and very fine structure and the complex aroma given by the earth of the "Graves". Haut Brion has a complex bouquet of ripe fruit, tobacco and mineral, earthy scents. Rich, ripe, medium to full-bodied and well structure, a wine that seems to balance power and elegance, richness and harmony perfectly.

260037 Château Pape-Clément

2005 12 x 75 CL 10492.68 874.39

260034 Château La Tour Haut-Brion

2005 12 x 75 CL 4205.28 350.44

260038 Château Domaine de Chevalier

2005 12 x 75 CL 3681.36 306.78

260004 Château Branon

2005 6 x 75 CL 2440.62 406.77

260000 Château Haut-Bergey

2005 12 x 75 CL 1728.12 144.01

218153 Château Le Sillage De Malartic

2005 12 x 75 CL 1522.80 126.90

218152 Château Gazin-Rocquencourt

2005 12 x 75 CL 1522.80 126.90

Graves

216669 Château Des Gravières

2003 12 x 75 CL 444.96 37.08

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Sauternes

216557 “Y” Lur-Saluces, Grand Cru

2000 12 x 75 CL 6911.40 575.95

216558 Château d’Yquem, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 42257.52 3521.46

2005 is reported as being an outstanding year at Château d’Yquem, not less than “the hottest vintage in 110 years”. It has a concentrated nose of apricot compote, dried fruits and figs with vanilla and floral aromas. There are strong flavors of gingerbread and orange cake followed by a gorgeous acid tang. The tremendous and complex flavors all melt into a subtle whole and the fresh acidity and elegance complement the wine’s restrained power, giving it incredible class.

216556 Château Rieussec, 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 3711.36 309.28

260040 Château La Tour Blanche, 1er Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 3448.44 287.37

Cote de Blaye

241556 Château Charron, Cuvée Vieilles Vignes “Acacia”

2001 12 x 75 CL 493.32 41.11

Fronsac Fronsac hills run along the Dordogne and l'Isle rivers, west of Saint-Émilion. Until the 19th centuries, Fronsac wine was one of the most popular in the region. Merlot is the most important grape giving to the wine body and richness although the wine keeps a strong personality.

260007 Château La Vieille Cure

2005 12 x 75 CL 1486.56 123.88

260041 Château Les Trois Croix

2005 12 x 75 CL 1236.24 103.02

Pomerol Unlike other Bordeaux regions, there is no official ranking or classification system for the wines in Pomerol. However despite this, wines such as Château Pétrus are considered the equal of the classified first growths of the Médoc and Saint-Émilion such as Château Latour and Château Cheval Blanc.

216702 Château Petrus

1983 12 x 75 CL 32400.00 2700.00

260031 Château L’Evangile

2005 12 x 75 CL 13985.64 1165.47

260003 Château Clos L’Eglise

2005 6 x 75 CL 3682.38 613.73

224197 Château L’Eglise-Clinet

2004 6 x 75 CL 2268.00 378.00

260032 Château Gazin

2005 6 x 75 CL 3739.56 311.63

218892 Château Gazin

2004 6 x 75 CL 1200.00 200.00

216661 Château Le Benjamin De Beauregard

2004 12 x 75 CL 1221.00 101.75

Lalande de Pomerol

260033 La Fleur de Bouard

2005 12 x 75 CL 2336.40 194.70

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Saint-Emilion

260017 Château Cheval Blanc, Premier Grand Cru Classé A

2005 12 x 75 CL 47915.52 3992.96

260011 Le Petit Cheval

2005 12 x 75 CL 9328.44 777.37

224092 Le Petit Cheval

2004 6 x 75 CL 1782.00 297.00

218896 Château Ausone, Premier Grand Cru Classé A

1996 12 x 75 CL 2318.72 1776.56

218897 Château Ausone, Premier Grand Cru Classé A

1995 12 x 75 CL 19797.36 1649.78

260014 Château Angelus, Premier Grand Cru Classé B

2005 12 x 75 CL 15480.72 1290.06

The Estate took its name from the very ancient patch of vines in the centre of which the workers could hear the Angelus (church bells) ring simultaneously from the three churches located in the surrounding villages. This wine is from the celebrated Bordeaux vintage 2005, and at Château Angelus the vintage was crowned with outstanding scores by great wine critics and professionals. Harmony, Balance between power and freshness and aromatic precision are the features of Château Angelus 2005.

216550 Château Pavie, Premier Grand Cru Classé B

2001 12 x 75 CL 8161.68 680.14

216545 Château Pavie, Premier Grand Cru Classé B

1987 12 x 75 CL 2472.00 206.00

260018 Château Clos Fourtet, Premier Grand Cru Classé B

2005 12 x 75 CL 5253.24 437.77

218204 Château Clos Fourtet, Premier Grand Cru Classé B

2004 6 x 75 CL 1512.00 252.00

260016 Château Troplong-Mondot, Grand Cru Classé

2005 12 x 75 CL 10492.68 874.39

224204 Château Troplong-Mondot, Grand Cru Classé

2004 6 x 75 CL 1260.00 210.00

218078 Clos de l’Oratoire, Grand Cru Classé

2000 12 x 75 CL 4272.24 356.02

260015 Château La Dominique, Grand Cru Classé

2005 12 x 75 CL 2924.52 243.71

216554 Château La Dominique, Grand Cru Classé

1999 12 x 75 CL 2827.32 235.61

260013 Château La Tour Figeac, Grand Cru Classé

2005 12 x 75 CL 2458.80 204.90

215204 Château Grand Pontet, Grand Cru Classé

2004 6 x 75 CL 774.00 129.00

213204 Château Dassault, Grand Cru Classé

2004 6 x 75 CL 708.00 118.00

260010 Château Quinault l’Enclos, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 3041.04 253.42

260002 Château Barde Haut, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 2159.88 179.99

260009 Château Bellefont-Belcier, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 2109.48 175.79

260012 Château Trianon, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 1480.80 123.40

216637 Château Laroque, Grand Cru

2001 6 x 75 CL 701.04 116.84

217204 Château La Fleur, Grand Cru

2004 6 x 75 CL 660.00 110.00

260019 Château Calon Segur

2005 12 x 75 CL 5369.64 447.47

260006 Château Rocher Bellevue Figeac

2005 12 x 75 CL 1294.44 107.87

216680 Marquis de Bellefont

2004 6 x 75 CL 432.30 72.05

216630 Jean-Pierre Mouiex

2005 12 x 75 CL 894.00 74.50

216629 Château Les Graves de Barrau

2006 12 x 75 CL 253.68 21.14

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Italy y

Italy is the world’s second largest wine producer and has been making wine for the past 3500 years. It is well known for growing many varieties of ancient native grapes from Roman times and from the Greek, that are not used anywhere else. It has twenty large growing regions from the cool foothills of the Alps, to the hot Southland producing distinctive styles of wine.

Italy has Denomination of Origin laws, these are in part patterned after France's “Appellations Contrôlées”. They define Italy's winemaking traditions and regulate every phase of viticulture and viniculture, including vine types, grapes, their processing, aging and bottling. There are four different categories, and the two top categories are explained below:

Denominazione di Origine Controllata (Denomination of Controlled Origin, DOC) - Wines bearing this appellation are registered by the government and must comply with approved, traditional methods of planting, cultivating, fertilizing and varietal used. Their labels must state their zone of origin and the wines are required to meet certain production standards.

Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (Denomination of Controlled and Guaranteed Origin, DOCG) – The most stringent of the categories, this appellation embraces all DOC assurances. Affixed to the bottle is a government seal of approval, and the vines, winery and wine is subject to analysis at any time by government inspectors.

Piedmont

The Piedmont is located Northwest of Italy next to France and Switzerland. Its name which means “foot of the mountain” refers to its location at the base of the Alps. Piedmont is notably famous for its full body red wines made with the Nebbiolo grape and aged in wooden barrels, such as rich and spicy Barbaresco and the robust and complex Barolo - one of Italy’s best, and sometimes called “King” of Italian wines; and for the area of Gavi which produces dry and crisp white wines made with the Cortese grape.

223080 Gavi “Principessa Gavia”, Banfi DOCG

2007 12 x 75 CL 401.88 33.49

Pio Cesare Pio Cesare has been producing wines for more than 100 years and through generations. There has always been a conviction that great wine can come only from the finest grapes and adherence to the highest standards, and this is why Pio Cesare limits its production by using only the most mature and healthy grapes.

223053 Cortese di Gavi DOCG

2006 12 x 75 CL 634.20 52.85

223054 Chardonnay “l’Altro” DOC

2005 12 x 75 CL 537.72 44.81

223149 Chardonnay Piodelei, Langhe DOCG

2004 1 x 75 CL 95.29

223048 Barbera d’Alba “Fides” DOC

2003 6 x 75 CL 619.74 103.29

223049 Barbaresco “Il Bricco” DOCG

2001-03 6 x 75 CL 1424.10 237.35

223047 Barolo DOCG

2003 6 x 75 CL 1216.38 202.73

203046 Barolo DOCG

1999 1 x 75 CL 355.49

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Friuli

Fruili-Venezia Giulia is located Northest of Italy next to Austria. A wide variety of grapes are grown in the region with a majority of white wines.

Villa Frattina The noble Frattina family first appeared in this region before the year 1000. In the 1600's the Counts of Frattina founded a winemaking cellar which remained under their control for almost four hundred year. It is no coincidence that the control of its operation is now assumed by a family that is an integral part of the industrial history of Italy: the Averna.

223401 Pinot Grigio

2007 12 x 75 CL 306.24 25.52

223400 Sauvignon Blanc

2006 12 x 75 CL 397.56 33.13

223402 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 350.52 29.21

Veneto

Veneto is located Northest of Italy and includes the cities of Venice and Verona. The best known wines areas are Bardolino and Valpolicela for their light and fruity red wine and Soave producing dry white wine.

Bertani

223404 Duè uvè (pinot Grigio, sauvignon blanc)

2007 12 x 75 CL 605.04 50.42

223405 Ripasso “Secco-Bertani”, Valpolicella Valpantena DOC

2005 12 x 75 CL 645.24 53.77

223360 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOC

2000 6 x 75 CL 2556.24 213.02

Bolla

223001 Soave

2007 12 x 75 CL 281.52 23.46

223002 Pinot Grigio

2007 12 x 75 CL 282.12 23.51

223330 Bardolino

2006 12 x 75 CL 249.12 20.76

223331 Valpolicella

2006 12 x 75 CL 267.00 22.25

Principato

223406 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie

2008 12 x 75 CL 211.44 17.62

223407 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie

2007 12 x 75 CL 239.76 19.98

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Tuscany

Tuscany is located on the west coast of central Italy and it is home to some of the world's most notable wine regions, these include the famous Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. In Tuscany red wines are primarily made with the Sangiovese grape or a Sangiovese dominant blend, and the addition of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petit Verdot and Merlot is frequent.

Tuscany is also well known for producing superlative wines that are produced from non-native grape varieties such as Sangiovese and therefore break the rules by being made outside DOC/DOCG regulations. For this reasons they are labeled as “Vino de Tavola” (table wine), but really many Tuscan wines without appellation are of very high quality. These are known as * “Super Tuscans” many of which became cult wines in Italy. We are also pleased to list a selection below including Lupicaia, and Sassicaia one of the original and best known “Super Tuscan” which has been produced in Bolgheri since 1944.

223300 Chianti Flask “Bell’Agio” Cecchi

2005 12 x 75 CL 416.52 34.71

223200 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Cecchi DOCG

2005 6 x 75 CL 472.98 78.83

223233 * Tenuta del Terriccio, Castello del Terriccio (syrah, petit verdot)

2003 6 x 75 CL 1735.32 289.22

223231 * “Lupicaia” Castello del Terriccio (cab. sauvignon, merlot, petit verdot)

2003 6 x 75 CL 2383.44 397.24

223230 * Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, Bolgheri (cab. sauvignon, cab. franc)

2004 6 x 75 CL 2871.24 478.54

Capannelle

223410 Chardonnay

2006 6 x 75 CL 677.28 112.88

223412 Chianti Classico Reserva

2004 6 x 75 CL 482.46 80.41

Canapelle produces a very rich and complex Chianti Classico Reserva. The Sangiovese, Colorino and Canaiolo grapes macerate with the skins for 18-20 days, the wine is aged 18 months in French and Australian oak. The bouquet shows notes of toast, coffee, chocolate, vanilla, red fruits. Long and persistent with intensity, develops slowly into hints of brushwood, iris, juniper and a little note of fennel. The palate is a little astringent, warm, structured, fresh with yet tannic and taste of iris and musk mixed with vanilla.

223413 “Solare” (sangiovese, malvasia nera)

2001 6 x 75 CL 965.28 160.88

223411 “50 & 50” (sangiovese, merlot)

2004 6 x 75 CL 1842.30 307.05

The bouquet jumps out of the glass, almost overwhelming in its intensity, with toasted aromas of vanilla, tobacco and coffee. Floral notes evolve over several minutes, meshing with the other components; cherry, myrtle and strawberry blend beautifully in ample, persistent complexity. The palate exhibits both remarkable, finesse and structure; full and complex, its tannins are sweet and mellow, its texture pleasingly silky. The delicate acidity and sweet polyphenols are in total synergy, supporting the wine’s notable structure. Its magnitude and body enhances red fruit aromas and nuances of tobacco, vanilla and leather.

Banfi

The family-owned Banfi Tuscany includes several vineyards in Tuscany and also in Piedmont. Their Estate “Castello Banfi” is a vineyard and winery in the Brunello region which produces some of Banfi’s finest wines, which the family refers to as “Noble wines”. Banfi was awarded Italy’s premier vineyard estate at the VinItaly wine fair for 11 consecutive year; it was the first winery in the world to be internationally recognized for exceptional environmental, ethical and social responsibility; and was elected Winery of the Year by both Wine Enthusiast and Wine & Spirits Magazine.

210465 “Entrée White”

n.v. 6 x 1.5 L 112.74 18.79

210565 “Entrée Red”

n.v. 6 x 1.5 L 112.80 18.80

223100 Pinot Grigio “Placido”

2007 12 x 75 CL 323.52 26.96

223080 Gavi “Pincipessa” 2007 12 x 75 CL 401.88 33.49

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223275 Centine Rosso di Toscana

2006 12 x 75 CL 421.92 35.16

223145 “Le Rime” (pinot Grigio, chardonnay)

2007 12 x 75 CL 342.00 28.50

223121 “Col di Sasso” (sangiovese, cabernet)

2007 12 x 75 CL 318.12 26.51

223122 “Collepino” (sangiovese, merlot)

2007 12 x 75 CL 304.20 25.35

215311 Rosa Regale, Brachetto d’acqui, (sparkling light sweet red)

n.v. 12 x 37.5 CL 317.04 26.42

Castello Banfi

223170 Pinot Grigio “San Angelo”

2007 12 x 75 CL 624.60 52.05

223180 Chianti Classico

2006 12 x 75 CL 503.16 41.93

223182 Chianti Classico Reserva

2005 12 x 75 CL 708.48 59.04

223214 Rosso di Montalccino DOC

2006 12 x 75 CL 676.08 56.34

223193 Syrah “Colvecchio”

2004 6 x 75 CL 437.10 72.85

223194 Merlot “Mandrielle”

2004 6 x 75 CL 542.10 90.35

223185 Cabernet Sauvignon “Tavernelle”

2004 6 x 75 CL 646.56 107.76

223215 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

2003 12 x 75 CL 1808.40 150.70

223381 Brunello “Poggio alle Mura” DOCG

2001 6 x 75 CL 1169.52 194.92

223192 * SummuS Sant’ Antimo (sangiovese, cab-sauv., syrah)

2003 6 x 75 CL 903.78 150.63

223041 * ExcelsuS Sant’ Antimo (cab. sauvignon, merlot)

2001 6 x 75 CL 1020.66 170.11

223321 Moscadello di Montalcino “FloruS” (sweet)

2005 6 x 50 CL 297.90 49.65

Umbria Umbria is located in Central Italy and grows a wide variety of grapes.

Lungarotti Founded in the early 60's by Giorgio Lungarotti, the company soon became a driving force that opened up new opportunities not only for Torgiano but for the whole of Umbria too.

223055 Chardonnay

2007 6 x 75 CL 198.42 33.07

223110 Torre di Giano DOC (trebbiano blend)

2003-05 6 x 75 CL 212.64 35.44

223070 Pinot Grigio

2007 6 x 75 CL 216.00 36.00

223255 Rubesco DOC (sangiovese blend)

2004 6 x 75 CL 247.92 41.32

223195 Cabernet Sauvignon

2004 6 x 75 CL 333.90 55.65

223205 Rubesco Riserva, Vina Monticchio (sangiovese blend)

2000 6 x 75 CL 680.04 113.34

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Campania

Campania is located on the eastern cost of southern Italy, in the Napoli region.

Feudi di San Gregorio

Feudi di San Gregorio has aggressively tapped into the enormous potential of Campania's unique terroir and ancient varietals by placing a thoroughly modern spin on indigenous grapes such as Fiano di Avellino, Greco di Tufo and Aglianico. Feudi di San Gregorio sources its grapes from the finest vineyards set in the rolling hills of the Irpinia region, located in close proximity to Mount Vesuvius. The volcano's legendary eruptions have laden the sandstone and marl soil with mineral-rich deposits of volcanic ash, forming a unique composition that imparts highly distinctive aromas and flavors in the grapes.

223082 Falanghina

2005 12 x 75 CL 501.72 41.81

223083 Greco di Tufo

2007 12 x 75 CL 731.76 60.98

The aroma is intense and persistent, distinct fruity essences - from the sweet notes of green plums to the crunchy freshness of the local “Mast'Antuono” pear. Herbal scented white wine with a steely fresh clean palate a bracing acidic and mineral structure, typical of the Tufo grape, Balanced by round aromatic notes.

223081 Campanaro

2004-07 6 x 75 CL 574.26 95.71

Produced with Fiano and Greco grapes. Generous aroma, with tones of ripe pear and candied orange, followed by fig and honey. Floral hints of hawthorn and broom. The taste is round, rich and smooth, confirming the bouquet. The fresh acidic structure brings out mineral content of the terroir, balanced and flavorful with a lingering finish.

223085 Primitivo

2006 6 x 75 CL 366.54 61.09

223086 Serpico, Irpinia Anglianico DOC

2001-03 6 x 75 CL 1403.64 233.94

Produced from Aglianico grapes, belonging to centuries - old vines and matured at length in barriques, Serpico has an intense, crystalline ruby red color. A complex and persistent bouquet of cherry preserves, sweet spices, liquorice, coffee and cocoa. In the mouth it is velvety smooth, well-balanced and fresh with distinct mineral notes. An exceptionally lasting finish of wild berries and toasted overtones.

223084 Pàtrimo

2003 6 x 75 CL 2033.40 338.90

Produced with Merlot grapes, Pàtrimo reveals itself at once as a full-bodied, almost black ruby red wine, limpid yet chromatically impenetrable. Aromas of wild blackberry preserves, sweet spices, eucalyptus, vanilla and coffee. The taste has a strong impact owing to its volume and concentration. Tannins are sweet and refined; the overall balance is excellent. A lingering finish of fruit, spices and coffee roasting.

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Sicily Sicily is an island located on the western side of south Italy and Italy’s largest wine-producing region.

Donnafugata Donnafugata grew out of the commitment of a family in Sicily that has always believed in the extraordinary enological potential of its land and has 150 years of experience in producing premium wines. Convinced that it is always necessary to be open to change in order to grow and improve, Giacomo Rallo and his wife, Gabriella, launched a new production project in 1983: Donnafugata.

223289 Lighea (zibibbo, catarratto)

2005 6 x 75 CL 232.56 38.76

223290 Vigna di Gabri (ansonica)

2005 6 x 75 CL 209.46 44.91

223291 La Fuga (chardonnay)

2006 6 x 75 CL 273.00 45.50

223292 Chiaranda (chardonnay, ansonica)

2006 6 x 75 CL 534.00 89.00

203087 Sedàra (nero d’avola)

2006 12 x 75 CL 408.60 34.05

223089 Tancredi DOC (cabernet sauvignon, nero d’avola)

2005 6 x 75 CL 474.54 79.09

223088 Mille E Una Note DOC (nero d’avola)

2004 6 x 75 CL

Cinnamon, vanilla bean, pine nut, curry spice and leather round off a deeply concentrated and layered wine that sees 16 months of new French oak. Flavors are reminiscent of Indian spice and turmeric with tight, dusty tannins.” Mille E Una Note 2004 was awarded 92 point by Wine Enthusiast. “A Nero d’Avola (with a small percentage of mystery grapes) that delivers the goods year after year”.

223319 Ben Ryé, Passito di Pantelleria (sweet)

2006 12 x 37.5 CL 1092.72 91.06

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Spain n

With more land under vine than any other country in the world, Spain is the great sleeping wine giant. In recent years, a great deal of money and passion has been poured in the burgeoning Spanish wine industry, helping to improve quality among its vast array of wines from sparkling Cava to Sherry to Rioja Gran Reserva.

Tempranillo is the most important red wine varietal for both everyday and world-class Spanish wines. Frequently, the wines made from Tempranillo have aromas of black cherry fruit as well as leather and earthy qualities, and some studies have shown that this varietal is a relative of Pinot Noir. The two most famous areas for great Tempranillo based wines are the Ribera del Duero and the Rioja. In the Duero, the wines are commonly blended with Cabernet and/or Merlot. While in the Rioja it is more frequently blended with Grenache.

Similarly as France and Italy, Spain has an appellation system, DOC for regions with a track record of consistent quality and is meant to be a step above DO level which is for the mainstream quality-wine regions.

Rioja

Spain’s premier and best known wine region, located on the north of Spain. Wine has been produce there since over 2600 years, before the Roman occupation. Rioja wines tend to be made “Bordeaux Style” and are greatly influenced by winemaking practices introduced by French families who migrated to Rioja in the late 1800s after phylloxera stuck Bordeaux vineyards, while the extensive use of American oak imparts the familiar vanilla characteristic that’s associated with Rioja red wines. Tempranillo is the pr imary red grape while Grenache and Carigan are also allowed.

210166 Capellanía DOC

2003 6 x 75 CL 294.84 49.14

210150 Finca Allende

2005 12 x 75 CL 406.68 67.78

210190 Faustino VII

2006 12 x 75 CL 427.56 35.63

210200 Faustino V

2004 12 x 75 CL 795.12 66.26

210191 Faustino I

1996 12 x 75 CL 1157.64 96.47

210167 Marqués de Murrieta Reserva DOC

2003 6 x 75 CL 374.40 62.40

210151 Finca Allende

2004 6 x 75 CL 406.68 67.78

210168 Castillo Ygay Grand Reserva

1998 6 x 75 CL 603.48 100.58

210169 Castillo Ygay Grand Reserva – Magnum

1998 6 x 1.5 L 1228.92 204.82

210171 “Dalmau” DOC

2003 6 x 75 CL 1776.96 296.16

From the oldest single vineyard in the Ha Ygay Estate. The grapes are fermented for 20 days before vilification, in order to obtain full potential of the perfect condition grapes and develop sugar level. Deliciously sweet nose, showing dense fruit, over a layer of deep, spicy complexity. The palate is full, creamy, sweet and structured. There is a youthful intensity of flavor and plenty of ripe tannins and firm acidity. Superbly vibrant and fresh yet very sweet cherry fruit, with fine tannins and a lovely length.

210153 Finca Allende “Calvario” (grenache)

2004 6 x 75 CL 1879.32 313.22

210152 Finca Allende “Aurus” (tempranillo)

2004 6 x 75 CL 2938.62 489.77

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Ribera del Duero

Significant wine region located in northern Spain, the area is particularly notorious for its full body, deep colored and flavorful red wines made with the Tempranillo grape variety blended with small proportions of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlo, Malbec and Grenache. The white wine is made from the Albillo grape variety.

210144 Ossian Blanco

2006 6 x 75 CL 638.46 106.41

The Ossian Blanco is sourced from an organically farmed vineyard with 180-year-old Verdejo vines.

210142 Aalto

2005 6 x 75 CL 746.82 124.47

Plenty of depth, with blackberry, cola, mineral and floral notes lurking under firm tannins, which frame the dense texture. Rich and intense.

210143 Aalto “PS”

2004 3x 75 CL 901.29 300.43

Expressive and intense, this impressive red marries elegance and power, delivering rich flavors of blackberry, pomegranate, dark chocolate, mineral and spice over ripe, firm tannins. The texture is as smooth as velvet, the finish long and sweet. Alto “PS” was rated 95 by wine spectator and 98 by Robert Parker.

210145 Aalto “PS”

2005 3 x 75 CL 901.29 300.43

Valencia

210127 Baron de Valls

n.v 6 x 75 CL 53.58 8.93

210124 Baron de Valls

n.v 6 x 75 CL 47.46 7.91

210126 Baron de Valls n.v 6 x 75 CL 48.42 8.07

Gandia

210132 Grenache, Finca del Mar

2007 6 x 75 CL 78.54 13.09

210131 Tempranillo

2006 6 x 75 CL 80.64 13.44

210133 Tempranillo, Hoya de Cadenas Reserva

2004 6 x 75 CL 124.68 20.78

210134 Generation 1 Bobal (grenache, merlot, cab. sauvignon)

2001 6 x 75 CL 390.18 65.03

210135 Ceremonia Reserva

2001 6 x 75 CL 469.08 78.18

220067 Moscatelle Fusta Nova (sweet)

2000 12 x 50 CL 272.28 22.69

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Portugal l

Although Portugal may be best known internationally for its fortified wines, it produces a large amount of wine using native grapes. In the past years Portugal’s wine making equipment and method have improved drastically leading in high quality wines sold internationally.

210139 Vinho Verde, Via Latina, Loureiro

2008 6 x 75 CL 88.74 14.79

Vinho Verde is a specialty of Portugal and while it means “green wine” however here it referrers to a light, fresh wine with a well balanced acidity and a very slight effervescence, its refreshing style is particularly enjoyable for warm climate such as Ant igua’s.

210137 Duas Quintas, Ramos Pinto

2006 6 x 75 CL 194.34 32.39

210140 Duas Quintas Reserva, Ramos Pinto

2004 6 x 75 CL 537.66 89.61

Lebanon n

After the 1975 Civil war in Lebanon many vineyards stopped production, however the trade has resumed and the number of vinery has tripled in the past ten years. Grape varieties and expertise are inspired from France and wines produced show great qualities. Massaya’s Silver range blends in sophistication and complexity with gentle oak influence.

225704 Massaya Silver

2004 12 x 75 CL 693.48 57.79

225703 Massaya Silver

2003 12 x 75 CL 765.72 63.81

South Africa a

South Africa wine industry began in the mid 17th Century when the founder of Cape Town, Jan van Riebeeck, produced the first wine recorded in South Africa; and was given a boost later in the century with the arrival of the French Huguenots, with many of them who had winemaking skills. Nowadays, South Africa includes many highly regarded wineries such as Glen Carlou, established in 1985 by one of the country’s most revered winemakers, the pioneering Walter Finlayson.

225092 Chardonnay, Glen Carlou

2006 6 x 75 CL 258.00 43.00

225093 Chardonnay “Quartz Stone”, Glen Carlou

2006 6 x 75 CL 385.92 64.32

225095 Syrah, Glen Carlou

2005 6 x 75 CL 409.02 68.17

225096 Cabernet Sauvignon “Gravel Quarry”, Glen Carlou

2005 6 x 75 CL 631.56 105.26

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Chile e Chile is a most interesting wine country. The region has a long viticultural history for a “New World” wine region, Chilean vineyards were first established in the mid 16th century by the Spanish conquistadors. Then in the mid-18th century, several red and white wine varietals were introduced from Europe.

Chile has an ideal environment for growing grapes, the vineyards are protected by the Andes mountains, the oceans, the Atacama desert, the climate which has been described as midway between that of California and France. Because of its natural boundaries, Chile is one of the very region of the word that has never been infected by Phylloxera, this means they can use original rootstock rather than having to be crafted onto those that are Phylloxera resistant, this is a benefit also avoiding extra cost. And while Chilean wineries promote the “purity” of their wines as a positive element, their wines still remains very competitive and excellent value for money.

Due to the tremendous potential of the Chilean wine industry, Chile has also benefited from an influx of foreign investment and winemaking talent from California, Bordeaux and Spain, adding their own skills, technology and styles (one such improvement was the use of oak) and collaborating with Chilean wineries to produce new brands

Palo Alto

222023 Shiraz Rosé Reserva

2007 6 x 75 CL 101.16 16.86

222016 Sauvignon Blanc Reserva

2008 12 x 75 CL 101.16 16.86

222089 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva

2007 12 x 75 CL 101.16 16.86

Maycas del Limari

222034 Chardonnay, Reserva Special

2006 6 x 75 CL 328.44 54.74

222032 Sauvignon Blanc, Reserva Special

2007 6 x 75 CL 328.44 54.74

222031 Cabernet Sauvignon, Reserva Special

2005 6 x 75 CL 328.44 54.74

222024 Syrah, Reserva Special

2006 6 x 75 CL 328.44 54.74

Concha y Toro

In the early stage of wine industry development in Chile, Don Melchor Concha y Toro brought noble French grapevines from Bordeaux to pan in the Maipo Valley of Chile. Concha y Toro started exporting in 1933 and over the decade they acquired new vineyards, kept on investing and modernizing towards state of the art wine making technology

The diversity of soils and climates of its estates has allowed the Concha y Toro to have the widest diversity of wine varieties in the Chilean wine industry, from awarded fine wines to house wine selection such as Frontera, and many quality lines in between.

To provide new styles of wine aimed at different consumers, they joint even ventured with the expertise of specialists from Bordeaux and notable names such as Baron de Rothschild and have developed excellent fine wines such as Almaviva listed below and which have been acclaimed in publications such as the Robert Parker and Wine Spectator who also named Concha y Toro as the most significant wine producer in Latin America, while the Wine & Spirits magazine published a tribute to Concha y Toro for their achievements over the past 25 years.

222025 Chardonnay, Amelia

2004 6 x 75 CL 390.24 65.04

222150 Cabernet Sauvignon, Don Melchor

2005 6 x 75 CL 1080.24 180.04

On the nose, expressive and complex chocolate, black cherry and ripe plum notes mingle in a pot of coffee and cassis. The palate offers red fruit features in a dense, full-bodied wine with fine tannins extending the concentration and leading into a long and juicy finish. Cabernet Sauvignon Don Melchor received 94 points by the Wine Enthusiast and 96 points by Wine Spectator.

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223390 Carmenère, Carmin di Peumo

2003 6 x 75 CL 1437.18 239.53

A Carmenère blend aged in oak barrels. Very elegant; complex, a great deal of black fruit; plums and blackberries with hints of gooseberries and tobacco on the nose. The palate is well-structured, filling, vigorous and concentrated; with notes of bitter chocolate and sweet tannins. Thick with an oily texture, its rich fruity base ends in a long finish. Carmin di Peumo 2003 was rated 95 points by Wine & Spirits Magazine and 97 by Robert Parker.

222230 Cabernet Sauvignon, Almaviva

2005 6 x 75 CL 1622.64 270.44

In 1997, Concha y Toro joint venture with Baron de Rothschild to create a wine that could compete with the “big” Bordeaux wines and created Almaviva, with plenty of fine-grained tannins that carry notes of vanilla bean, black currant paste and fig through a super long finish. 2005 was an exceptional year; the highly favorable weather condition meant they could wait for the grapes to ripen fully resulting in excellent quality fruits.

222055 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest (sweet)

2007 24 x 37.5 CL

Terrunyo

222015 Sauvignon Blanc

2006 6 x 75 CL 320.88 53.48

223092 Cabernet Sauvignon

2004 6 x 75 CL 318.42 53.07

223091 Carmenère

2005 6 x 75 CL 444.78 74.13

Marqués de Casa Concha

215181 Chardonnay

2005 12 x 75 CL 362.40 30.20

222065 Merlot

2004-05 12 x 75 CL 416.88 34.74

222100 Cabernet Sauvignon

2003 12 x 75 CL 463.44 38.62

Trio

222082 Chardonnay blend (with Pinot Grigio, Pinot Bianco)

2007 12 x 75 CL 227.76 18.98

222083 Merlot blend (with Carmenère, Cabernet Sauvignon)

2004-06 12 x 75 CL 216.96 18.08

222084 Cabernet Sauvignon blend (with syrah, Cabernet franc) 2007 12 x 75 CL 220.68 18.39

Casillero de Diablo

222035 Chardonnay

2007 12 x 75 CL 207.96 17.33

222052 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 207.96 17.33

222037 Gewürztraminer

2007 12 x 75 CL 207.96 17.33

222038 Riesling

2007 12 x 75 CL 207.96 17.33

222205 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 207.96 17.33

222303 Pinot Noir

2007 12 x 75 CL 217.92 18.16

222094 Carmenère

2007 12 x 75 CL 217.92 18.16

222200 Cabernet Sauvignon

2007 12 x 75 CL 217.92 18.16

222302 Syrah

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 217.92 18.16

222201 Cabernet-Syrah Reserva Privada

2006 12 x 75 CL 354.00 29.50

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Sendero

223391 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 152.04 12.67

223392 Syrah

2007 12 x 75 CL 152.04 12.67

Sunrise

222040 Chardonnay

2007 12 x 75 CL 168.72 14.06

222270 Chardonnay - small

2005 24 x 187 ML 120.00 5.00

222020 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 147.72 12.31

222021 Sauvignon Blanc - small

2004 24 x 187 ML 120.00 5.00

222080 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 147.72 12.31

222290 Merlot - small

2005 24 x 187 ML 120.00 5.00

222093 Carmenère

2007 12 x 75 CL 147.72 12.31

222090 Cabernet Sauvignon

2007 12 x 75 CL 147.72 12.31

222095 Cabernet Sauvignon - small

2004-05 24 x 187 ML 120.00 5.00

Frontera

222045 Chardonnay

2007 12 x 75 CL 125.88 10.49

222046 Chardonnay - Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

222026 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 131.16 10.93

222027 Sauvignon Blanc - Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

222060 Merlot Rosé

2007 12 x 75 CL 126.24 10.52

222062 Merlot Rosé - Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

222087 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé

2007 12 x 75 CL 125.88 10.49

222029 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 141.96 11.83

222028 Merlot – Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

222085 Cabernet Sauvignon

2007 12 x 75 CL 125.88 10.49

222086 Cabernet Sauvignon - Magnum

2007 6 x 1.5 L 109.74 18.29

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Argentina a

Similarly as for Chile, Argentinean vineyards were first planted by Spanish Conquistadors in the 16th century. Nowadays Argentina is the largest wine producer in South America and the 5th largest in the world, yet they have only started exporting in the 1990’s. This recent “boom” in the Argentinean wine industry resulted on many wine makers facing on high quality.

Due to the high altitude and low humidity of the main wine producing regions, Argentine vineyards rarely face the problems of insects, fungi, moulds and other diseases that affect grapes in other countries. This permits cultivating with little or no pesticides, which is always best. Malbec is the mostly wildly planted grape, which produces rich, deep colored wines.

226072 Chardonnay, Catena Alta

2003 6 x 75 CL 411.42 68.57

226070 Malbec, Catena Alta

2004 6 x 75 CL 539.88 89.98

Very concentrated nose, with dark fig and currant paste flavors but also pure and driven, the palate offers intense mocha flavors, bittersweet cocoa and liquorices notes that stretch out the long finish. Malbec Catena Alta 2004 was warded 93 points by wine spectator.

226316 Chardonnay Reserve, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226318 Pinot Noir Reserve, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226310 Pinot Noir “Primus”, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226314 Malbec Reserve, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226311 Malbec “Primus”, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226317 Malbec-Merlot “Numina”, Salentein

tbc 12 x 75 CL

223621 Chardonnay, Alamos

2007 6 x 75 CL 274.80 22.90

223620 Malbec, Alamos

2007 6 x 75 CL 134.70 22.45

226312 Sauvignon Blanc, Finca el Portillo

tbc 12 x 75 CL

226313 Malbec, Finca el Portillo

tbc 12 x 75 CL

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America a The first Europeans to explore North America called it Vinland because of the profusion of grape vines they found, the earliest wine made in what is now the United States was from native grapes by French Huguenot and In the early American colonies, wine making was an official goal. However, settlers would later discover that the native grapes were not ideal for the production of wine, as they did not like the taste. This led to repeated efforts to grow familiar grape varieties imported from Europe.

However native American wines have made an important contribution to the wine world as later it was discovered that they are phylloxera resistant, and their robust rootstocks are used for graft for most grape’s production, in most part of the wine producing world.

Today, California is leading the way in wine production followed by Washington State and Oregon.

California The California Gold Rush in the mid-19th century brought waves of new settlers to the region, increasing the population and local demand for wine. By the turn of the 20th century nearly 300 grape varieties were being grown in the state, supplying its nearly 800 wineries. However, in the beginning of Prohibition, vineyards were ordered to be uprooted and cellars were destroyed. Some vineyards and wineries were able to survive by converting to table grape or grape juice production, but most went out of business. By the time that Prohibition was repealed, only 140 wineries were still in operation. Then in the 1960s a new wave of winemakers emerged with a focus on new winemaking technologies and an emphasis on quality.

In 1976 the best of Californian wines were compared with the best of Bordeaux and Burgundy, In an event known as the “The Judgment of Paris”. Californian wines shocked the world by sweeping the wine competition in both the red and white wine categories and throughout the wine world, perspectives about the potential of California wines started to change. Today, California competes favorably in producing some of the word’s finest wines, mostly produced in the Napa Valley and counties of the North Coast such as Sonoma.

A wide variety of grape are planted in California, the most common however are Chardonnay for white wines, and Cabernet Sauvignon for red wines.

Mendocino

Fetzer

220402 Chardonnay Valley Oak

2007 12 x 75 CL 341.64 28.47

220401 Sauvignon Blanc Valley Oak

2007 12 x 75 CL 311.64 25.97

220400 White Zinfandel

2007 12 x 75 CL 227.88 18.99

221401 Cabernet Sauvignon Valley Oak

2006 12 x 75 CL 338.16 28.18

221400 Merlot Valley Oak

Bonterra - Organic

2005 12 x 75 CL 355.32 29.61

222092 Chardonnay

2002 12 x 75 CL 458.40 38.20

222091 Viognier

2006 12 x 75 CL 469.56 39.13

224026 Syrah

2004 12 x 75 CL 498.72 41.56

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Sonoma

Rodney Strong 220191 Chardonnay South Coast

2007 12 x 75 CL 503.64 41.97

220190 Chardonnay Estate Chalk Hill

2006 12 x 75 CL 610.80 50.90

220170 Sauvignon Blanc

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 403.20 33.60

221280 Merlot “Sonoma County”

2004-05 12 x 75 CL 555.12 46.26

221260 Pinot Noir Reserve Russian River

2005-06 12 x 75 CL 596.16 49.68

221270 Zinfandel Knotty

2006 12 x 75 CL 506.04 42.17

221250 Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Crown’s Vineyard

2005 12 x 75 CL 914.28 76.19

221271 “Symmetry” (cabernet sauvignon, merlot)

Simi

2000 6 x 75 CL 522.30 87.05

222000 Chardonnay

2006 12 x 75 CL 577.80 48.15

222003 Chardonnay Reserve

2004 12 x 75 CL 983.40 81.95

222011 Sauvignon Blanc

2006 12 x 75 CL 513.72 42.81

224000 Cabernet Sauvignon

2005 12 x 75 CL 800.40 66.70

224001 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve

Sonoma-Cutrer

2003 6 x 75 CL 1028.34 171.39

222010 Chardonnay Reserve Russian River

2007 12 x 75 CL 736.08 61.34

222009 Chardonnay “The Cutrer”

2004 6 x 75 CL 537.18 89.53

222007 Chardonnay “Les Pierres”

2003 6 x 75 CL 651.06 108.51

221261 Pinot Noir

Heintz Ranch

2005 6 x 75 CL 663.00 110.50

221600 Pinot Noir Dutch Bill Creek

Ferrari-Carano

2005 12 x 75 CL 901.92 75.16

220120 Chardonnay

2004 12 x 75 CL 1039.68 86.64

220080 Fumé Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 598.68 49.89

221190 Merlot

2003-06 12 x 75 CL 900.48 75.04

221070 Cabernet Sauvignon

Fort Ross

2003 12 x 75 CL 1040.28 86.69

221700 Chardonnay

2002 12 x 75 CL 1107.12 92.26

221701 Pinot Noir Reserve

2002 12 x 75 CL 1664.16 138.68

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Ramey

221007 Chardonnay Carneros

2005 12 x 75 CL 1125.36 93.78

221229 Cabernet Sauvignon Larkmead

2005 6 x 75 CL 1183.08 197.18

224029 Syrah Sonoma Coast

Tandem

2005 12 x 75 CL 1615.68 134.64

221902 Chardonnay Ritchie

2003 12 x 75 CL 1904.96 117.08

221901 Chardonnay Porter-Bass

2002 12 x 75 CL 1465.20 122.10

223997 Pinot Noir “Sangiacomo”

2004 12 x 75 CL 1384.20 115.35

221151 “Peloton” (carignane, pinot noir, chardonnay, syrah, zinfandel, sangiovese, gewurztraminer, pinot Meunier)

Chalk Hill Estate

2003 12 x 75 CL 854.52 71.21

220302 Chardonnay

2005 12 x 75 CL 1594.92 132.91

220303 Sauvignon Blanc

2006 12 x 75 CL 1103.04 91.92

221232 Merlot

99-2005 12 x 75 CL 1756.56 146.38

221231 Cabernet Sauvignon

Patz & Hall

2003 12 x 75 CL 2238.84 186.57

221809 Chardonnay Durell

2005 12 x 75 CL 1488.36 124.03

221256 Carneros Chardonnay Hyde

2005 12 x 75 CL 1650.12 137.51

Crisp and powerful with lively and zesty aromas of ruby grapefruit, Kaffir lime and orange blossom. Elevated flavors of ripe apple, lemon drops, nectarine and white lily flower are followed by a creamy finish with great acidity and excellent balance of oak.

Kistler

220179 Chardonnay “Les Noisetiers”

2006 12 x 75 CL 1896.48 158.04

Rich, complex aroma of ripe fruits, minerals and nut oil, bright lemon flavors combine with toasted almonds and toasted bread. Richly textured, long, lingering finish.

221005 Chardonnay Hyde Vineyard

2006 12 x 75 CL 2164.08 180.34

Paul Hobbs

223995 Chardonnay Augustina

2005 6 x 75 CL 1873.14 312.19

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Napa Valley

Hess Collection 224039 Chardonnay

2004 6 x 75 CL

224040 Cabernet Sauvignon

2004 6 x 75 CL 222.54 37.09

224041 Syrah

Caymus

2003 6 x 75 CL 222.54 37.09

220140 Conundrum (sauvignon blanc, muscat, chardonnay, viognier)

2006-07 6 x 75 CL 391.74 65.29

221220 Cabernet Sauvignon

2006 6 x 75 CL 1222.02 203.67

221230 Cabernet Sauvignon Special Selection

2005-06 6 x 75 CL 2690.88 448.48

Flora Spring

223996 Sauvignon Blanc “Soliloquy”

2006 6 x 75 CL 434.40 72.40

224035 Cabernet Sauvignon “Out of Sight”

2003 6 x 75 CL 1395.24 232.54

224036 Cabernet Sauvignon Hillside Reserve

Cakebread Cellars

2003 6 x 75 CL 1672.02 278.67

222001 Chardonnay

2006 12 x 75 CL 1402.56 116.88

222019 Chardonnay Reserve

2005 12 x 75 CL 1402.36 116.88

222012 Sauvignon Blanc

2006-07 12 x 75 CL 1996.32 166.36

224003 Cabernet Sauvignon

Bacio Divino Cellars

2005 12 x 75 CL 896.04 74.67

221087 “Pazzo” (sangiovese, cab. sauvignon, zinfandel, merlot, viognier)

2000 12 x 75 CL 972.96 81.08

221085 “Bacio Divino” Claus Janzen (cab. sauvignon, sangiovese, petit syrah)

2002 6 x 75 CL

221086 “Bacio Divino” Claus Janzen - Magnum

Joseph Phelps

2003 1 x 1.5 L

241395 Sauvignon Blanc

2005 6 x 75 CL 595.26 99.21

241380 Cabernet Sauvignon

2005 6 x 75 CL 737.28 122.88

224009 Cabernet Sauvignon Insignia

Far Niente

2005 6 x 75 CL 3406.20 567.70

222008 Chardonnay

2006 12 x 75 CL 1794.24 149.52

224008 Cabernet Sauvignon

2001 12 x 75 CL 3944.04 328.67

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Paul Hobbs 204036 Chardonnay Russian River

2006 12 x 75 CL 1645.68 137.14

204035 Chardonnay, Richard Dinner Vineyard

2006 12 x 75 CL 2376.00 198.00

204030 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley

2003 12 x 75 CL 2623.56 218.63

223992 Cabernet Sauvignon Stagecoach

2004 6 x 75 CL 3162.00 137.14

223991 Cabernet Sauvignon Beckstoffer To-Kalon 2004-05 6 x 75 CL 4517.52 752.92

Heitz Cellars

The Heitz family's vision of winemaking spans three generations of dedication to excellence. After its foundation in 1960’s, Heitz Wine Cellars rapidly established a reputation as home base for one of the Napa Valley's most innovative and brilliant winemakers. The winery soon became a prestigious destination for wine connoisseurs; and the acclaim for Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, which has continued for over 40 years, helped to usher California wines onto the world stage.

224032 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley

2002 12 x 75 CL 1284.24 107.02

220429 Cabernet Sauvignon Trailside

2001 12 x 75 CL 2925.96 243.83

220425 Cabernet Sauvignon Bella Oaks

1999 12 x 75 CL 2181.24 181.77

220426 Cabernet Sauvignon Bella Oaks

2001 12 x 75 CL 2361.00 196.00

224030 Cabernet Sauvignon Bella Oaks

2000 12 x 75 CL 2370.48 197.54

220422 Cabernet Sauvignon Martha’S V

2002 12 x 75 CL 4697.64 391.47

220424 Cabernet Sauvignon Martha’S V

2001 12 x 75 CL 4877.28 406.44

Monterey

220210 Chardonnay, Mer Soleil

2005 12 x 75 CL 1176.00 98.00

Central Valley

222006 Chardonnay Riva Ranch, Wente

2001 12 x 75 CL 510.00 42.50

220055 Orange Muscat “Electra” Quady (sweet, light)

2006 12 x 37.5 CL 264.00 22.00

220045 Orange Muscat “Essencia” Quady (sweet)

2005 12 x 37.5 CL 333.60 27.80

Oregon

Sokol Blosser

222014 Pinot Gris

2005 12 x 75 CL 449.16 37.43

222017 Evolution 12th

Edition (blend of 9 grapes: muller-thurgau, riesling, semillon, pinot gris, gewurztraminer, muscat, chardonnay, pinot blanc, sylvaner)

n.v. 12 x 75 CL 510.00 42.50

224010 Meditrina {1} (pinot noir, syrah and zinfandel)

n.v. 12 x 75 CL 453.00 37.75

224022 Pinot Noir Dundee Hill

2004 12 x 75 CL 870.96 72.58

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King Estate 224025 Pinot Gris

2006 12 x 75 CL 492.12 41.01

224023 Pinot Noir

2006 12 x 75 CL 790.20 65.85

Australia a

Although Australia has had vineyards since the late 1700s, it wasn’t until the late 1950s that Australian winemakers really started to focus on production, and in 1980s Australian wines were commanding the attention of the rest of the world. Major grape varieties are Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon, and Riesling.

Today Australia is the fourth largest wine exporter. Yet beside volume, high quality wines are produced and there are more than a few extremely rare options which never fail to earn the highest ratings from wine publications and critics throughout the world. Australia has established benchmarks for a number of varietals, such as Chardonnay and Shiraz.

Clarendon Hills

Clarendon Hills is situated in South Australia. It has received excellent reviews from both critics and publications alike, from The Wine Advocate to the Wine Companion and Wine Spectator, to being named as one of Robert Parker's “Wine Producers of the Year”.

All grapes are hand-picked, the juice is fermented using natural yeasts, the reds undergo a warm fermentation and an extended maceration. All the pressings are returned to Burgundian barrel and matured. The wines are then bottled without fining or filtration to capture the individual vineyard character. The above techniques are used to produce rich complex wines.

225064 Grenache Old Vines, Clarendon Vineyards

2002 1 x 75 CL 165.35

This vineyard is situated in the hills above the township of Clarendon, planted in 1920. The wine from the area is always very aromatic, with lovely scents of cherry, plum and with lavender and basil notes in the background.

225063 Grenache Old Vines, Blewitt Springs Vineyards

2001 1 x 75 CL 193.55

This vineyard produces deeply colored and very rich wine with full upfront raspberry fruit and a long aftertaste with abundant tannin in the finish.

225065 Syrah Piggot Range

2002 1 x 75 CL 644.26

This old ungrafted Syrah vineyard has a unique character. This vineyard is dry grown, The soil here is notable by its absence, just solid rocks. The vine roots have to work very hard to survive and produce small crops of deeply concentrated Syrah with high tannin levels.

Deep, rich scents of dark berries, sweet tobacco, licorice and musky, dark cherry. Richly concentrated with brooding flavors of kirsch, coffee liqueur, candied violet and fruitcake. Finishing with fresh acids and note of cherry pit. Syrah Piggot Range scored 92 points with the Wine Spectator.

225062 Syrah “Astralis”

2002 1 x 75 CL 1412.34

One of Australia's most prodigious Syrah, it is produced from vines Planted in the early 1930's, dry grown and yields about two tones to the acre. The soils are mainly clay, ironstone and gravel.

Syrah “Astralis” boasts off the charts intensity. With an opaque purple color, and notes of spring flowers, blueberries, blackberries, roasted coffee beans, pepper, smoke, and a hint of sweet toasty oak. This is a full-bodied, rich wine of remarkable intensity that represents the essence of a particular varietal as well as vineyard. It is a legendary Syrah and vintage 2002 scored 99 points with Robert Parker.

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Peter Lehmann Peter Lehmann Wines is one of Australia’s most respected and innovative winemakers, located in the heart of the internationally famous Barossa Valley, in South Australia. Recently, and for the third time, Peter Lehmann has been named “Australian Wine Producer of the Year” at the International Wine & Spirit Competition.

210206 Semillon, Barossa Range

2003 6 x 75 CL 171.72 28.62

210202 Chardonnay, Barossa Range

2005 6 x 75 CL 199.98 33.33

210203 Riesling Eden Valley, Barossa Range

2006 6 x 75 CL 199.98 33.33

210207 Shiraz, Barossa Range

2005 6 x 75 CL 235.32 39.22

210209 Clancy’s

2004 6 x 75 CL 262.50 43.75

Made following the Australian tradition of blending Shiraz with Cabernet Sauvignon, but given the wine maker’s own touch with the incorporation of Merlot to give a soft, approachable and richly enjoyable red wine. On the nose, a wonderful mélange of plum and pepper, violets and black currant and minted spice notes. The palate has a wonderful richness of forest fruits, it has good structure and weight, beautifully integrated oak and finishes firm with fine grained tannins.

210201 Shiraz Stonewell, Ambassador Range

2001 6 x 75 CL 774.78 129.13

Rosemount

Diamond Label

225040 Chardonnay

2006 12 x 75 CL 436.68 36.39

225050 Sauvignon Blanc

2007 12 x 75 CL 480.72 40.06

225060 Merlot

2006 12 x 75 CL 425.16 35.43

225080 Cabernet Sauvignon

2005 12 x 75 CL 458.28 38.19

225070 Shiraz

2005 12 x 75 CL 501. 41.75

225130 Traminer-Riesling

2007 12 x 75 CL 460.44 38.37

225061 Cabernet-Merlot

2005 12 x 75 CL 394.32 32.86

225075 Shiraz-Cabernet 2005 12 x 75 CL 408.24 34.02

Show Reserve

225090 Chardonnay, Hunter Valley

2006 12 x 75 CL 648.00 57.00

225085 Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra

2005 12 x 75 CL 828.00 69.00

225035 Shiraz, McLaren Vale 2004 12 x 75 CL 787.68 65.64

Rosemount Estate

225045 Chardonnay Roxburgh

2002 6 x 75 CL 588.00 98.00

225089 Shiraz-Cabernet, Mountain Blue

1999 6 x 75 CL 719.22 119.87

Epicurean

225081 “G S M” (grenache, shiraz, mourvèdre) 2001-03 12 x 75 CL 835.92 69.66

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Jacob’s Creek - Classic Collection

225020 Chardonnay

2007 12 x 75 CL 299.76 24.98

225010 Semillon Sauvignon

2006 12 x 75 CL 277.08 23.09

225015 Merlot

2007 12 x 75 CL 333.84 27.82

225031 Shiraz

2006 12 x 75 CL 501.00 41.75

225030 Shiraz-Cabernet

2007 12 x 75 CL 332.04 27.67

Yellow Tail

225011 Chardonnay

2006 12 x 75 CL 279.60 23.30

225016 Merlot

2006 12 x 75 CL 285.24 23.77

225013 Shiraz

2006 12 x 75 CL

225017 Shiraz Cabernet

2007 12 x 75 CL 285.24 23.77

New Zealand d “New Zealand is home to what many wine critics consider the world’s best Sauvignon Blanc”. In the 1980s, wineries in New Zealand, especially in the Marlborough region, began producing outstanding, some critics said unforgettable, Sauvignon Blanc. "New Zealand Sauvignon inherited the best of both world—exotic aromas found in certain Sauvignon Blanc from the New World and the pungency and limy acidity of an Old World Sauvignon Blanc like Sancerre from the Loire Valley.

Amongst other grapes, wine producers have also planted much Pinot Noir due to the affinity between the grape type and the chalky soil present in Australia’s wine region, and similarly as Burgundy.

Marlborough

227002 Sauvignon Blanc, Babich

2008 12 x 75 CL 397.80 33.15

227000 Sauvignon Blanc Reserve Babich

2005 12 x 75 CL 500.40 41.70

217265 Pinot Noir Reserve Babich

2005 12 x 75 CL 607.20 50.60

227007 Sauvignon Blanc, Monkey Bay

2008 12 x 75 CL 460.20 38.35

Martinborough

227006 Sauvignon Blanc, Craggy Range

2008 12 x 75 CL 712.92 59.41

Pale straw with green hues. Intense varietal aromas of gooseberry and grapefruit with a flinty stony note. Flavors are juicy and bright with gooseberry, sweet herb and lime. The palate is lively with zesty acids and a waxy complexity. The finish is very long and awash with vibrant fruit flavors and herbaceousness.

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Sweet Wines s

Sweet wines, also referred at Desert or Liquorous wines are rich and sweet, with higher level of sugar and alcohol. We suggest those wines alongside desserts, fruits, biscuits and simply to be enjoyed on its own after a meal.

France

214103 Tokay Pinot Gris "Sélection de Grains Nobles" L. Beyer, Alsace

1998 12 x 37.5 CL 4091.52 340.96

260040 Château La Tour Blanche 1er Cru, Sauternes, Bordeaux

2005 12 x 75 CL 3448.44 287.37

216556 Château Rieussec 1er Cru, Sauternes, Bordeaux

2005 12 x 75 CL 3711.36 309.28

216558 Château d’Yquem, Grand Cru

2005 12 x 75 CL 42257.52 3521.46

2005 is reported as being an outstanding year at Château d’Yquem, not less than “the hottest vintage in 110 years”. It has a concentrated nose of apricot compote, dried fruits and figs with vanilla and floral aromas. There are strong flavors of gingerbread and orange cake followed by a gorgeous acid tang. The tremendous and complex flavors all melt into a subtle whole and the fresh acidity and elegance complement the wine’s restrained power, giving it incredible class.

Italy

215311 Rosa Regale, Brachetto d’acqui, Banfi, (sparkling light sweet red)

n.v. 12 x 37.5 CL 317.04 26.42

223321 Moscadello di Montalcino “FloruS” Castello Banfi

2005 6 x 50 CL 297.90 49.65

223319 Ben Ryé, Passito di Pantelleria, Donnafugata, Sicily

2006 12 x 37.5 CL 1092.72 91.06

Spain

220067 Moscatelle Fusta Nova, Grandia

2000 12 x 50 CL 272.28 22.69

Chile

222055 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest, Concha y Toro, Chile

2007 24 x 37.5 CL 706.56 29.44

California, U.S.A.

220055 Orange Muscat “Electra” Quady (lighter than most)

2006 12 x 37.5 CL 264.00 22.00

220045 Orange Muscat “Essencia” Quady

2005 12 x 37.5 CL 333.60 27.08

Canada

253523 Ice Apple Cider, Domaine Pinnacle

12 x 37.5 CL 1245.12 103.76

Award-winning and critically-acclaimed, Pinnacle Ice Cider is produced from a select blend of hand-picked apples, harvested after frost and extracted naturally over the winter months. The unique combination of ideal summer growing conditions and cold Canadian winters create a product like nothing else you have ever tasted. Each bottles are produced using an average of 80 apples of s ix different varieties, adding complexity; and no additives. Ice Cider can be served as aperitif, with foie gras and paté, spicy dishes, cheese and desserts.

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Vineyard Specialties s

231050 Marc de Champagne, Billecart-Salmon, France

6 x 75 CL 413.76 68.96

223414 Grappa di Chianti Classico 2005, Capannelle, Italy

6 x 50 CL 426.06 71.01

231010 Grappa di Rubesco, Lungarotti, Italy

6 x 50 CL 480.06 80.01

231030 Grappa di Brunello, Banfi, Italy

6 x 50 CL 684.00 114.00

231041 Grappa di Montalcino, Banfi, Italy

6 x 75 CL 712.56 118.76

231061 Arak el Massaya, Lebanon

6 x 50 CL 928.44 77.37

Rum & Cachaça s

242107 Appleton Special, Jamaica

Liter 12 x 1 L 397.92 33.16

242106 Bacardi Light, Puerto Rico

Large 1 x 1.14 L 34.80

241361 Ron Zacapa Centenario, 23 Years Old, Guatemala

Liter 6 x 1 L 942.00 157.00

Mount Gay

Produced in Barbados since 300 years. Tales were told of sailors returning home with a barrel of Mount Gay in order to prove that they had reached Barbados, considered one of the most difficult islands in the Caribbean to reach. Mount Gay remains much involved in the sailing world nowadays.

In 2007 Mount Gay Rum, was chosen as the winner of the Luxury Institute’s “Luxury Brand Status Index” survey for premium rum. Perhaps it is no coincidence that the first drink James Bond orders in Casino Royale is not his trademark Martini, but a Mount Gay rum and soda!

236075 Premium White Rum

Liter 12 x 75 CL 271.56 22.63

236010 Eclipse Rum

Large 6 x 1.75 L 241.44 40.24

236020 Eclipse Rum

Liter 12 x 1 L 273.96 22.83

236025 Eclipse Rum

Standard 12 x 75 CL 218.16 18.18

236035 Eclipse Rum

Small 48 x 200 ML 292.80 6.10

236040 Eclipse Rum

Miniature 120 x 50 ML 441.60 3.68

236055 Sugar Cane Brandy

Liter 12 x 1 L 311.40 25.95

236060 Sugar Cane Brandy

Standard 12 x 75 CL 239.28 19.94

236045 Extra Old Barbados Rum

Liter 12 x 1 L 269.46 44.91

236050 Extra Old Barbados Rum

Standard 12 x 75 CL 203.52 33.92

236051 Extra Old Barbados Rum

Miniature 120 x 50 ML 786.00 6.55

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236033 Tricentennial Rum

Standard 6 x 75 CL 4374.00 729.00

This limited edition (3000 bottles) that won rave reviews by Rum experts was blended to celebrate Mount Gay’s 300th anniversary and it is their finest Rum ever produced. Described as “liquid history” and presented in a beautiful numbered decanter, packaged inside a leather-like box.

236100 Vanilla Rum

Standard 12 x 75 CL 247.20 20.60

236102 Vanilla Rum

Miniature 120 x 50 ML 651.60 5.43

236103 Mango Rum

Miniature 120 x 50 ML 651.60 5.43

Pyrat

Pyrat Rums are blended and produced on the island of Anguilla, using carefully selected Caribbean Rums. Pyrat offers authentic, old fashioned, aged Caribbean rum.

This famous rum collection was not named ”Pyrat” for hype.. Pyrat’s blenders strive to bring you the best original blends and formulas as developed and produced by CJ Planters in Anguilla in the 1800s, those are fine “connoisseur’s” blends which were already so popular with many of his discerning customers at the time… the worldly and infamous Pirates of the Caribbean!

Over the last 10 years Anguilla Rum negotiated the purchase of delicious aged rums from some of the Caribbean's finest rum producers. These high quality rums are carefully and uniquely blended and aged in special imported oak barrels. The result is uniqueness of flavor, body, aroma and color.

244403 Planters Pistol Small

12 x 37.5 CL 550.80 45.90

244402 X.O. Reserve

Small 12 x 37.5 CL 548.16 45.68

244407 Cask 1623

Standard 6 x 75 CL 5240.28 873.38

This is a very fine aged dark amber rum similar in color and body to a fine cognac. "Cask 23" is a rare limited production rum. It is packaged in an incense cedar box and a numbered hand blown decanter.

Cachaça Cachaça is made from sugar cane juice and not from molasses like rum, and the flavor is different. Brazil’s national drink and cocktail go hand in hand as there is no substitutes, only Cachaça should be used to produce an authentic and smooth Caipirinha, or Batida.

244207 Pitú

Liter 12 x 1 L 109.38 18.23

Scotch Whisky & Whiskey f

242400 Clan Campbell, Scotch Whisky

Standard 12 x 75 CL 337.20 28.10

215501 The Famous Grouse, Scotch Whisky

Standard 12 x 75 CL 461.52 38.46

242127 Johnny Walker Red Label, Scotch Whisky

Liter 12 x 1 L 646.68 53.89

242126 Johnny Walker Black Label, Scotch Whisky

Liter 12 x 1 L 1293.96 107.83

242101 Chivas Regal, Scotch Whisky

Standard 12 x 75 CL 1125.60 93.80

242200 Macallan 12 years old, Single Malt Scotch

Liter 12 x 1 L 1768.56 147.38

242103 Jack Daniel’s, Tennessee Whiskey Liter

12 x 1 L 708.00 59.00

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Vodka j s

244150 Boris Jelzin,

Standard 6 x 70 CL 70.02 11.67

244151 Boris Jelzin

Small 12 x 10 CL 38.64 3.22

Absolut

Absolut Vodka is made in Sweden and is currently the number one selling Vodka in the world. Mostly famous for its smoothness, but also its range of flavored vodka, and its numerous edgy and contemporary marketing campaigns across the world.

244113 Absolut

Large 6 x 1.75 L 360.42 60.07

244110 Absolut

Liter 12 x 1 L 462.48 38.54

244111 Absolut

Standard 12 x 75 CL 350.64 29.22

244112 Absolut

Miniature 12 x 50 ML 340.80 2.84

244117 Absolut 100 (100 proof)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 541,4 45.12

244130 Absolut Citron (lemon)

Liter 12 x 1 L 443.04 36.92

244131 Absolut Citron

Standard 12 x 75 CL 382.44 31.87

244120 Absolut Kurant (blackcurrant)

Liter 12 x 1 L 436.32 36.36

244121 Absolut Kurant

Standard 12 x 75 CL 350.04 29.17

244140 Absolut Mandrin (mandarin, orange)

Liter 12 x 1 L 426.24 35.52

244141 Absolut Mandrin

Standard 12 x 75 CL 362.52 30.21

244145 Absolut Mango

Standard 12 x 75 CL 340.20 28.35

244116 Absolut Apeach (peach)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 320.28 26.69

244143 Absolut Pears

Standard 12 x 75 CL 350.28 29.19

244142 Absolut Peppar (jalapeños, aromatic)

Liter 12 x 1 L 389.76 32.48

244115 Absolut Raspberri (raspberry)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 322.92 26.91

244144 Absolut Ruby Red (grapefruit)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 350.28 29.10

244114 Absolut Vanilia (vanilla)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 326.16 27.18

244108 Absolut Level

Liter 6 x 1 L 469.80 78.30

Absolut’s “Super Premium” vodka is perfectly balanced due to the use of two distinct distillation methods - a continuous distillation process creating the vodka's smoothness and a batch distillation process to add character.

Pravda

Has been produced in small batch in Poland since 1743 and is now available Internationally! This fine vodka is made using untreated, natural rye, the pure Carpathian Mountains spring water and following a unique five-step distillation process. The care taken with the ingredients’ selection and its production results in one of the finest, smooth vodka ever made.

244152 Pravda

Liter 6 x 1 L 464.82 77.47

244153 Pravda Miniature 12 x 50 ML 216.00 6.00

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Gin s

214106 Lordson

Standard 6 x 70 CL 65.16 10.86

242129 Gordons

Liter 12 x 1 L 342.00 28.50

242128 Beefeater

Liter 12 x 1 L 409.80 34.15

244200 Bombay Sapphire

Standard 12 x 75 CL 552.72 46.06

244107 Tanqueray Dry

Liter 12 x 1 L 642.72 53.56

Tequila s

José Cuervo

244203 Clásico Silver

Liter 12 x 1 L 552.12 46.01

244204 Clásico Silver

Standard 12 x 75 CL 517.08 43.09

244201 Especial Gold

Liter 12 x 1 L 579.00 48.25

244202 Especial Gold

Standard 12 x 75 CL 463.08 38.59

244205 1800 Reserva

Standard 6 x 75 CL 518.10 86.35

244206 Reserva de la Famiglia

Standard 3 x 75 CL 865.89 288.63

Reserva de la Familia is the Cuervo family's finest Tequila, for over 10 generations it was a family secret only shared with the closest of friends. In 1995, to celebrate their 200-year anniversary they decided to commercialize this blend of special Tequila reserves. Reserva de la Familia is often served in a snifter, where its complex flavors and aromas can be fully appreciated. Each bottle is handmade, numbered, dated and sealed in wax.

Patrón

The smoothest Tequila! One of the finest Tequila ever produced, with all the flavor of the best quality Agave and a rounded palate due to several distillations. Great for use in cocktail, shot or sipping alike.

244303 Silver

Standard 12 x 75 CL 1752.96 146.08

244302 Reposado -aged 6 months

Standard 12 x 75 CL 1689.84 140.82

244306 Añejo -aged 12 months (presented in a gift case, with poker card set)

Standard 6 x 75 CL 954.66 159.11

244311 Gran Patrón Platinum

Standard 3 x 75 CL 1868.37 622.79

Said to be the world’s smoothest sipping Silver Tequila, Gran Patrón Platinium is triple distilled and presented is a numbered handmade crystal decanter.

244305 Citrónge - orange liqueur

Standard 12 x 75 CL 696.96 58.08

244304 X.O. Café - coffee liqueur

Standard 6 x 75 CL 358.56 59.76

244308 X.O. Café (gift set with a cocktail shaker)

Standard 6 x 75 CL 405.60 67.60

244309 Assortment of four small Patrón (silver, reposado, añejo, X.O. café)

Small (3 x) 4 x 37.5 CL 585.96 195.32

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Cognac, Calvados & Brandy s

240144 Camus Rarissimes Cognac 1988

Standard 1 x 70 CL 548.18

240143 Camus Rarissimes Cognac 1974

Standard 1 x 70 CL 753.56

240141 Camus Pionneau Cognac 1969

Standard 1 x 70 CL 2207.09

Rémy Martin The world's leading producer of Fine Champagne Cognac. Centuries of perfecting the art of cognac making have resulted in spirits of unparalleled richness, flavour and complexity, each with a distinct and unique aromatic intensity.

Rémy Martin is also well known for LOUIS XIII, Cognac which is manufactured using grapes from the Grande Champagne terroir of Cognac. It is blended from eaux-de-vie, some more than a century in age, then it is aged barrels that are several hundred years old, in its own cellar and presented in the famous Baccarat Crystal Decanter.

250051 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.

Liter 12 x 1 L 1192.44 99.37

240102 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.

Standard 12 x 75 CL 1060.56 88.88

250050 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.O.P.

Liter 12 x 1 L 1680.72 140.06

240112 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.O.P.

Liter 12 x 1 L 1924.08 160.34

240111 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.O.P.

Standard 12 x 75 CL 1484.64 123.72

240110 Rémy Martin Cognac V.S.O.P.

Small 24 x 50 CL 1897.68 79.07

240121 Rémy Martin Cognac X.O.

Standard 12 x 75 CL 4493.16 374.43

240130 Rémy Martin Cognac LOUIS XIII

Standard 1 x 75 CL 3873.91

231302 Alizé Cognac V.S.

Standard 6 x 75 CL 409.44 68.24

231303 Alizé Cognac V.S.

Miniature 144 x 50 ML 1336.32 9.28

240150 Calvados Berneroy V.S.O.P.

Standard 6 x 70 CL 326.70 54.45

240151 Calvados Berneroy X.O.

Standard 6 x 70 CL 608.76 101.46

231300 Brandy Le Cuvier V.S.O.P. (36% vol)

Standard 6 x 75 CL 60.60 10.10

240145 Brandy Ascott Napoleon V.S.O.P. (40% vol)

Standard 12 x 70 CL 131.16 10.93

Port & Marsala s

230200 Taylor Ruby

12 x 75 CL 507.12 42.26

230206 Taylor Late Bottled Vintage

12 x 75 CL 645.48 53.79

230201 Taylor Tawny 10 years old

12 x 75 CL 971.76 80.98

230203 Ramos Pinto Reserva Collector

6 x 75 CL 263.94 43.99

230204 Ramos Pinto Tawny 10 years old

6 x 75 CL 478.32 79.72

230207 Ramos Pinto Vintage 2000 6 x 75 CL 1016.52 169.42

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230210 Fonseca, Bin no. 27

12 x 75 CL 600.84 50.07

230110 Old Benson, Rosemount Estates, Australia

12 x 75 CL 946.08 78.84

215126 Marsala, Sicily, Italy 12 x 75 CL 237.24 19.77

Cream, Liqueur& Aperitif s

241362 Amarula Wild Fruit Cream

Liter 12 x 1 L 626.40 52.20

242130 Baileys Irish Cream

Liter 12 x 1 L 853.32 71.11

236104 Ponche Kuba Cream

Standard 12 x 70 CL 297.72 24.81

236105 Ponche Kuba Cream

Small 12 x 37.5 CL 183.12 15.26

241201 Cointreau

Standard 12 x 70 CL 618.00 51.50

241200 Cointreau

Small 12 x 50 CL 445.44 37.12

236106 Passoa (passion fruit liqueur)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 392.28 32.69

241360 Campari

Liter 12 x 1 L 533.28 44.44

Bols Liqueurs

241352 Crème de Cacao Brown

Standard 12 x 75 CL 182.16 15.18

241346 Crème de Mint Green

Standard 12 x 75 CL 245.76 20.48

241351 Sour Apple

Standard 12 x 75 CL 203.88 16.99

Alizé Liqueurs Blend of fine Cognac, natural passion fruit and vodka with various fruit juices and spice depending on flavor. Great for sipping at any time, as aperitif or after dinner.

241333 Alizé Bleu

Liter 12 x 1 L 852.00 71.00

241334 Alizé Bleu (cherry, ginger, exotic fruits)

Standard 12 x 75 CL 744.00 62.00

231305 Alizé Rose (roses, strawberry, lychee)

Liter 12 x 1 L 852.00 71.00

231304 Alizé Rose

Standard 12 x 75 CL 744.00 62.00

241331 Alizé Gold Passion (passion fruit)

Liter 12 x 1 L 852.00 71.00

241325 Alizé Gold Passion

Standard 12 x 75 CL 744.00 62.00

241332 Alizé Red Passion (passion fruit, cranberry)

Liter 12 x 1 L 852.00 71.00

241326 Alizé Red Passion

Standard 12 x 75 CL 744.00 62.00

241330 Alizé Wild Passion (passion fruit, mango, grapefruit)

Liter 12 x 1 L 852.00 71.00

241327 Alizé Wild Passion

Standard 12 x 75 CL 744.00 62.00

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Japanese Sake s

241391 Gekkeikan Tradition

Standard 12 x 75 CL 276.84 23.07

Beers & Malts s

205042 Bavaria Premium Lager, Holland

Glass bottle 24 x 33 CL 95.04 3.96

205043 Bavaria Premium Lager, Holland

P.e.t. 24 x 33 CL 88.32 3.68

205044 Bavaria Premium Lager, Holland

Can 24 x 33 CL 82.32 3.43

205045 Bavaria Premium - Non Alcoholic Lager, Holland

Glass 24 x 33 CL 95.52 3.98

205027 Foster Lager, Australia

Can 24 x 50 CL

205052 Kingfisher larger, India

Glass 24 x 33 CL 173.04 7.21

205053 Tiger lager, India

Glass 24 x 33 CL 152.88 6.37

253524 Kirin Ichiban Rice Lager, Japan

Glass 24 x 33 CL 149.04 6.21

205019 John Smith Bitter, England

Can 24 x 50 CL 163.92 6.83

205022 Abbot Ale, English Pale Ale, England

Can 24 x 50 CL 168.72 7.03

204951 Old Speckled Hen, English Pale Ale, England

Glass 24 x 50 CL

205028 Green King IPA, Pale Ale, India

Can 24 x 50 CL 145.44 6.06

205023 Guinness Draft Stout, Ireland

Can 24 x 50 CL 209.04 8.71

205011 Tiger Malt, Barbados

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 57.60 2.40

Ciders s

253511 Degre Zero Fruit des Bois - Non Alcoholic (forest fruits)

Glass 6 x 75 CL 89.58 14.93

253510 Degre Zero Peche - Non Alcoholic (peach)

Glass 6 x 75 CL 89.52 14.92

203514 Bayeux Sweet, France (3.0%)

Glass 6 x 75 CL 107.04 17.84

203513 Bayeux Brut, France (4.5%)

Glass 6 x 75 CL 107.04 17.84

253515 Strongbow, England

Can 24 x 50 CL 147.84 6.16

203512 Magners, Ireland

Glass 12 x 568 ML 219.60 18.30

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Still & Sparkling Water s

204016 Voss - Still

Small - glass 24 x 37.5 CL 165.12 6.88

204015 Voss - Sparkling

Small - glass 24 x 37.5 CL 159.60 6.65

205000 San Pellegrino - Sparkling

Large - glass 15 x 75 CL 93.60 6.24

205005 San Pellegrino - Sparkling

Quart - glass 24 x 25 CL 84.72 3.53

205101 Aqua Panna - Still

Large - glass 15 x 75 CL 83.70 5.58

205105 Aqua Panna - Still

Small - glass 24 x 50 CL 91.68 3.82

205102 Aqua Panna - Still

Quart - glass 24 x 25 CL 71.28 2.97

204900 Badoit Rouge - Sparkling

Large 6 x 1 L 40.98 6.83

204010 Evian - Still

Large 12 x 1.5 L 74.40 6.20

204012 Evian - Still

Large 12 x 1 L 61.08 5.09

204009 Evian Sport Cap - Still

Med 12 x 75 CL 63.12 5.26

204011 Evian - Still

Med 24 x 50 CL 81.36 3.39

204007 Evian - Still

Med - glass 20 x 50 CL 102.80 5.14

204008 Evian - Still

Small 24 x 33 CL 60.48 2.52

205410 Volvic - Still

Large 12 x 1.5 L 68.52 5.71

205412 Volvic Sport Cap - Still

Large 12 x 1 L 54.48 4.54

205413 Volvic - Still

Med 24 x 50 CL 76.32 3.18

205402 Capès Dole Mineral Water - Still (Guadeloupe)

Maxi 1 x 5 L 11.74

205400 Capès Dole Mineral Water - Still (Guadeloupe)

Large 6 x 1.5 L 24.60 4.10

205401 Capès Dole Mineral Water - Still (Guadeloupe)

Med 24 x 50 CL 52.80 2.20

Juices & Other Soft Drinks s

205040 Caraibos Juice - Apple

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 48.84 4.07

205033 Caraibos Juice - Cranberry

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 48.48 4.04

205035 Caraibos Juice - Guava

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 51.96 4.33

205036 Caraibos Juice - Mango

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 50.64 4.22

205030 Caraibos Juice - Orange

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 47.16 3.93

205034 Caraibos Juice - Tomato

Small - glass 12 x 25 CL 45.12 3.76

205015 San Pellegrino - Aranciata (orange)

Small - glass 24 x 6.5 OZ 83.52 3.48

205010 San Pellegrino - Limonata (lemon)

Small - glass 24 x 6.5 OZ 83.52 3.48

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253516 Colorado Ice Tea - Peach / Mango

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.44 3.81

253517 Colorado Ice Tea - Ginger / Ginseng

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.68 3.82

253518 Colorado Ice Tea - Mint / Peach

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.68 3.82

253519 Colorado Ice Tea - Raspberry / Blackberry

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.44 3.81

253521 Colorado Ice Tea - Citron (lemon)

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.68 3.82

253522 Colorado Ice Tea - Lychee

Med - can 24 x 50 CL 91.44 3.81

Illy Café s

206510 Beans - Medium Roast

12 x 250 GR 570.24 47.52

206508 Beans - Decaffeinated

6 x 250 GR 300.00 50.00

206511 Ground Coffee - Filter

12 x 250 GR 540.72 45.06

206519 Ground Coffee - Filter

6 x 250 GR 270.36 45.06

206512 Ground Coffee - Espresso

12 x 125 GR 308.16 25.68

206513 Ground Coffee - Decaffeinated

12 x 125 GR 300.00 50.00

206506 Pods

10 x 18 pods 369.00 36.90

206505 Pods - Decaffeinated

10 x 18 pods 384.50 38.45

206514 Illy’s Extra Fine Individual White Sugar - 3.6 GR

5 KG pack 65.40

206501 Illy’s Espresso Cups & Saucers - 4 oz

1 x 12 101.07

206517 Illy’s Double Espresso Cups & Saucers - 8 oz

1 x 12 113.09

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Cigars s

207009 Cohiba Mini 20’s

1 x 20 136.09

207020 Cohiba Siglo II

25 x 1 33.53

206900 Cohiba Robusto

25 x 1 1518.75 60.75

207005 Cohiba Siglo VI

25 x 1 76.92

207007 Cohiba Esplendidos

25 x 1 83.00

207010 H. Upmann Connaisseur No. 1

25 x 1 28.00

207011 H. Upmann Magnum 46

25 x 1 787.25 31.49

207001 Montecristo No. 1

25 x 1 34.64

207003 Montecristo No. 2

25 x 1 1029.50 41.18

207107 Romeo y Juliet Puritos 5’s

10 x 5 302.40 30.24

207014 Partagas de Luxe

25 x 1 533.00 21.32

207013 Juan Lopez Selection No. 2

25 x 1 748.25 29.93

207002 Punch Punch

25 x 1 30.84

“The Wine Enthusiast Selection” s

Glass & Co Crystal Glassware & Accessories

206401 Chianti Glass

1 19.79

206403 Burgundy Glass

1 20.72

206402 Bordeaux Glass

1 20.82

206404 Champagne Glass

1 20.71

206409 Water Glass

1 19.78

206413 Longdrink Glass

1 19.78

206414 Whisky Glass

1 19.78

250039 Decanter - Valentino

1 146.39

206405 Decanter - Regular

1 187.47

250038 Decanter - Barolo

1 242.16

206406 Fries Dishwasher Rack - Chianti Glass

1 224.55

206407 Fries Dishwasher Rack - Champagne Glass

1 224.55

Dual Temperature Wine Cellars

Various model and size available, please ask in store for details

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The Basics

250014 Corkscrew Teflon - Black

12 x 1 217.56 18.13

250015 Corkscrew Teflon - Burgundy

12 x 1 217.56 18.13

250016 Corkscrew Teflon - Green

12 x 1 217.56 18.13

250018 Corkscrew Rialto - Burgundy & Gray

12 x 1 283.20 23.60

250060 Corkscrew Milan - Gift Set

3 x 1 229.86 76.62

250019 Corkscrew Screw-pull 3 in 1 - Frosty Kiwi

6 x 1 455.64 75.94

250021 Bar-top Corkmaster - Bronze

2 x 1 704.66 352.33

250034 Drip-less Wine Pour Disks (1x5)

12 x 5 pack 141.96 11.83

250033 Wine Saver pack (1 pump, 2 stoppers)

12 x 1 348.84 29.07

250035 Vacuum Stoppers (2x1)

12 x 2 pack 168.24 14.02

250023 Ice Bucket - Small / Silver & Black

6 x 1 332.46 55.41

205524 Ice Bucket - “Beatrice” Louis Roederer - Silver

1 190.24

250022 Ice Bucket - Classic Champagne – Stainless still

2 x 1 113.54 56.77

250010 Cocktail Shaker - 3 pieces set - plastic with cocktail recipes (20 oz)

6 x 1 133.80 22.30

250063 Cocktail Shaker - Party Kit - plastic with cocktail recipes, ice spheres and cocktail picks (20 oz)

6 x 1 209.34 34.89

250062 Cocktail Shaker - Stainless steel

2 x 1 168.28 84.14

Outdoors

250000 Neoprene Thermobag Single Bottle - Black

6 x 1 266.82 44.47

250001 Neoprene Thermobag Double Bottle - Black

6 x 1 299.64 49.94

250066 Triple bottle Duffle Thermobag with picnic accessories

2x 1 129.96 64.98

250028 Picnic Tote with Thermobag & picnic accessories - Red & Cream

4 x 1 365.32 91.33

250029 Backpack with picnic accessories - Copper Brown

2 x 1 299.62 149.81

250064 Wine Glass Outdoor Holder 6 x 1 225.72 37.62

CDs Putumayo

222228 Assorted CDs from Collection (each) 1 50.00