Fine and vintage Rhône wines
Scroll down to view the full selection of fine and vintage wines from the Rhône region, displayed by vintage.
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 | Gigondas, Paul Jaboulet Aine 1970 (75cl)
Condition: Levels at 5cm - 6.5cm from base of cork, labels foxed and cellar stained, though all details are clearly legible.
Note: Whilst the levels for this wine are not ideal, the colour is good with no signs whatsoever of excessive ageing. We have tried a number of vintage wines from Jaboulet and have never been disappointed - but then they do produce the best wines in the Rhone (and hold an auction record with the 1961 Hermitage La Chapelle which sold for over £10,000 per bottle). Expect a fair amount of sediment - we suggest the wine is laid for 48 hours or more to allow this to settle.
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Price: £58.75 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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 | Gigondas "Clos de la Moutte", Pierre Veyrat 1970 (75cl)
Level into neck, slightly stained label with a small tear (see Large Image).
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Price: £60.28 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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 | Gigondas "Clos de la Moutte", Pierre Veyrat 1970 (75cl)
As above, though level at upper shoulder (7.5cm from base of cork) with some signs of previous seepage.
Price: £35.76 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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 | Châteauneuf du Pape Domaine du Grand Tinel 1981 (75cl)
Tasting Note: This wine just got better and better and should probably have been decanted. Typically full-bodied, complex and silky with a wonderful, long finish. Frankly, this wine would give Vieux Telegraph or indeed Beaucastel (two of the top CDP's) a run for their money.
Price: £45.00 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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| | Domaine Brusset Cairanne Cuvée Hommage 1999 (75cl)
As big as it gets. This wonderful Rhône wine was produced as a mark of respect for André Brusset, one of France's great wine makers who died in 1999. VERY LIMITED PRODUCTION.
Price: £76.38 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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| | Hermitage, Domaine du Colombier 2000 (75cl)
Price: £35.00 (Including: VAT at 17.5%)
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