Description

 Let’s explore a carefully tailored selection of wine varieties for this delightful month of September. Spring is showing his nose and make place for lighter and brighter wines, either to enjoy alone or  celebrating a special occasion, these wines are sure to please

This Pack Contains 6 bottles  (one bottle of each below ):

2022 Chateau Cambon Beaujolais Pet Nat

100% Gamay, On the nose, fresh and juicy red fruits – strawberries, raspberries, wild strawberries. Plus subtle notes of cotton candy and flowers.

Chateau Cambon was started in 1995 by the legendary natural winemaker Marcel Lapierre. Marcel sadly passed away in 2010, but the estate continues under the stewardship of his wife, Marie, and Jean Claude Chadunet

2022 Weinbach Alsace Pinot Blanc

It’s a far more layered and complex wine than you might expect from these varieties. It’s fleshy and mouth-filling with orchard fruits, white blossom and chamomile flavours and a textural core threaded through with punchy freshness. As with all these 2022s, it’s very hard to drink slowly!

2021 Coeur Clementine Cotes De Provence Rose

This house favourite is a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and the rare Tibouren grape (an indigenous variety said to bring aromas of garrigue, the herby scrub of southern France). There’s also a splash of Syrah. The grapes are sourced from organically managed chalky/clay parcels in the heart of the Côtes de Provence! Time to light the BBQ

2024 William Downie Cathedral Pinot Noir

The Legend winemaker Bill delivering again this year a cracking wine

The wine shows bright raspberry, fresh cherry, pomegranate and rose petals. The palate is fine and crunchy with more red fruits as well as black pepper and rhubarb characters

2022 Foradori Teroldego Trentino

Immediately striking, gracefully elegant, discerningly tasteful, soberly serious while at the same time wry and playful, and above all always generous and sincere.

2022 Maxime Francois Laurent Côtes du Rhône Rouge Rubiconde

Old vines Grenache from vines from two parcels; one is Gramenon’s neighbour – the vines are 500m from Gramenon. This wine was called ‘Pourpre’ until this release when he decided to change it to ‘Rubiconde’ – this reflects the fact that he feels that the wine is more red fruited than purple fruited!  As always it is very elegant with lovely grip and superb freshness. As with all Gramenon made wines the mouthfeel is superb with a lovely seamless quality. Glorious Grenache – pretty & floral – the epitome of Grenache’s elegance