Rarities

Opus 2013 presents itself to the connoisseur in dark, strong ruby ​​red. With a revelation of soft, velvety structures. Echoes of dark fruits, chocolate and ripe olives.

Color and pearl: shiny strawberry pink, delicate mousse from delicate bubbles that rise incessantly in the finest strings of pearls in the glass.

Wine Advocate Luiz Gutierrez in January 2019: "I tasted a bottle of the 2009 Único blind and was taken by the freshness, the red fruit notes and the Burgundian-like characteristic.

After spontaneous fermentation in wood cuves, the Chardonnay was aged in specially selected barriques.

55% Corvina and Corvinone, 30% Rondinella, 15% Cabernet, Nebbiolo, Croatina and Sangiovese. Strong with a traditional definition, well balanced.

The Castillo Ygay ... a Spanish wine legend that is only produced in great years. The wine admirably preserves the traditional Rioja wine style at the highest level.

Azienda Villa Santo Stefano's premium wine is made in the tradition of the great French cuvées: Cabernet Sauvignon (50%), Merlot (40%) and Petit Verdot (10%) grapes.

Bollinger's Special Cuvée comes first in its commitment to quality. Thus, predominantly Premier and Grand Cru wines are married in the cuvee.

THE ECHO OF G. reflects on the new wine crafted by legendary winemaker Denis Dubourdieu together with our residential South African cellar master. Second wine to the ‘First Growth of the Cape’, this œuvre enjoys the same uncompromised quality as G. – and is ultimately born during blending.

Opus One presents itself to the connoisseur in dark, strong ruby ​​red. With a revelation of soft, velvety structures. Echoes of dark fruits, chocolate and ripe olives.

A black stallion of the absolute top class.

Named after a small chapel on the Hermitage hill, La Chapelle is among the finest red wines in the world.

At the end of 2011 René Gabriel receives a sampler of forest weaving from 4G Winery winery on the Cape between Stellenbosch and Sommerset-West.

Again a brilliant hit of the 4G Wines. This detailed photo of the bottle label is courtesy of Sebastian Blinde, the creator of the motifs for the 4G wines.