CAMILLE GIROUD
BURGUNDY, FRANCE
We're starting the year off strong. Our first pre-order offer of 2025 is none other than Camille Giroud, one of Burgundy's most talked-about négociants. It's been a few years since we've offered a broad range of wines from Camille Giroud and we're thrilled to present our allocation from the outstanding 2022 vintage. With only a few hectares of owned vineyards in Beaune, Giroud purchases grapes from top growers across the Côte D'Or to produce their extensive collection of limited-production wines. Belgian winemaker Carel Voorhuis is meticulous, known for his minimal-intervention and terroir-driven approach that results in luminous wines of incredible purity.
SADIE
SWARTLAND, South Africa
A spectacular new vintage from South Africa's Most Revered Winemaker. We’ve never been doubtful of the potential of South Africa as a producer of fine wines. But even so, discovering the works of Eben Sadie has been an absolute game changer. Unanimously regarded as South Africa's finest, he’s been referred to as an Enfant Terrible, South Africa’s first celebrity winemaker, and one of the most original and inventive winemakers of the southern hemisphere. This is our first offer of the Old Vine Series -- not to be missed!
HENRI ET GILLES BUISSON
Burgundy, France
In the once sleepy village of St. Romain, the Buisson family has farmed the hillside vineyards for generations. The estate has been managed by grandsons Franck and Frédérick since 2008, and they’ve catapulted it to a new level of fame. Their embrace of biodynamics and transparent winemaking have elevated the family’s production to a whole new level of quality, and they’ve been hailed as a new reference point in St. Romain. Their single vineyard wines are stunning expressions of the cooler-climate appellation, offering great relative value when compared to their more famous neighbours in St. Aubin or Puligny-Montrachet. These terroir driven, first class Burgundies are the real deal and we’re thrilled to offer a selection from the excellent 2022 vintage, showing some of St. Romain's best terroirs.
Il Poggione
MONTALCINO, TUSCANY
The long awaited release of Il Poggione's 2019 Brunello is here. The historic winery produced another knock-out wine from a classic vintage in Italy that resembled 2016 and 2013. Decanter gave the vintage a 5 out of 5 score, referencing the warm weather and the absence of any extreme events. Il Poggione's Brunello is a favourite among collectors. In a vintage like 2019, it's a brilliant addition to any collection and will provide drinking pleasure at every stage stage of its evolution for years to come.
