
Three wines stood out particular well this month. From the New World and Napa Valley, California - 2005 Corison Cabernet Sauvignon Kronos Vineyard. Dark red colour with a medium body. On the nose blackberries, liquorice, cassis and leather. On the palate cherries, blackberries, chocolate and liquorice. Just amazing and clearly a proof that Cabernet Sauvignons from the New World are as good as the French ones.

Last but not least from Italy and Tuscany, 2007 Castello di Fonterutoli. The Fonterutoli Estate is avery special place to TheMan and I after celebrating my 40th birthday there a couple of years ago, but we would not have gone there in the first place if it wasn’t for their amazing wines. 85% Sangiovese, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot makes it a wonderful intense and complex Chianti Classico. Great structure. Plenty of cherry, chocolate and vanilla on the nose. On the palate lots of cherry and dried flowers with a rich and persistent finish.

NV Henri Giraud Esprit Rose
2004 Baron de Ley 7 Viñas Reserva
2009 Tim Adams Semillon
NV Bruno Paillard Première Cuvée
2010 Seghesio Cortina Zinfandel
2012 Mazzei Codice V
2012 Henri Bourgeois Sancerre Les Baronnes Rosé
2011 Trimbach Riesling
2009 Château des Jacques Morgan
2005 Corison Cabernet Sauvignon Kronos Vineyard
2009 Fonterutoli
2012 Chateau Ste Michelle Chardonnay
2010 Rotari Rosé
NV Taittinger Brut Réserve
2012 Schloss Gobelsburg Kammerner Gaisberg Riesling Erste Lage
2010 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Poliziano
2009 Château Grillon Sauternes
2007 Château Brane-Cantenac
2012 Barone RicasoliTorricella
2007 Castello di Fonterutoli
NV Champagne Henri Giraud Esprit de Giraud Blanc de Blances
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