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A year of exceptional balance and freshness - 2021 is an extremely high-quality vintage that ranks amongst the finest of the past twenty years.

If 2022 gave us cause for optimism, that great wines can be made in a changing climate, then 2023 takes this a step further.

The idea that a series of seemingly small actions amount to a deeply interconnected conclusion is one that anybody in wine will tell you is really the crux of what separates the best producers from the rest.

At their best, the 2023s have it all: depth, concentration, texture, finesse, freshness and all at moderate or even low alcohol levels.

lucid, ruby-hued, rich in perfume, textural delicacy, artistic expression with more than a few moments of grandeur.

Burgundy’s 2022 vintage was a year that made producers smile. Excellent ripening conditions across the Côte mean that there’s quality to be found throughout the region, from the humblest of Hauts Côtes to the greatest of Grands Crus.

This vintage has surprised everybody. Despite prolonged heat in the nation, 2022 Rieslings show strength and energy.

Anyone who’s had the Bordeaux marketing experience will know that chateaux have a slight obsession with numbers. It’s a statistician’s dream: IPTs, pHs, assemblages, percentage of new oak, hours of sunshine, temperature charts, rainfall.

Piedmont 2019 promises a raft of vertical, nuanced Barolos and Barbarescos that will thrill Nebbiolo lovers from the first encounter.

This vintage is perfectly balanced, described as “a bridge between vigneron and wine-lover”.

Our Tuscan portfolio is small in scale but high in quality. It is concise. From the Radda hills of Chianti Classico we are exclusive importers for the sanguine, vivid, stony wines of Monteraponi.