The term En Primeur refers to the process of buying wine that is still in barrel and yet to be bottled, before being released by the Château/Domaine owner onto the global wine market. The wine is usually delivered 2 years after the vintage.
En Primeur is often seen as a way of investing to make money. However, our view of En Primeur is slightly different, in that we see the primary reason as being that of securing your supply of highly sought after wines at the lowest possible price. The wine can be stored in our bonded warehouse in Melton, or you can store it in your own cellar when it arrives into the UK.
When a wine is ready for drinking it is often hard to find on the open market and you end up paying a hefty price for it. Buying En Primeur solves that problem and, more importantly, you are fully convinced of the wine’s provenance.
A blend of 8 different parcels covering 5 separate terroirs, the largest being just to the south of the village of Vosne Romanée, on a white limestone soil that gives an intense miner...
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This 1er Cru is situated just outside the village of Gevrey, adjacent to the Grand Cru of Mazis-Chambertin. Within the Corbeaux vineyards there is a small ...
Produced from 64 year old vines, enjoying an east west exposure to the daily sunshine that sit on a very rocky soil, producing very small grapes. Situated n...
Produced from 48 year old vines which are located adjacent to the Grand Cru of Bonne-Marres. Fermented in 100% new oak and aged for 18 months.
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One of the superstars of St Estephe, Montrose is owned by the Bouyges family. Powerful and commanding it also possesses a beautiful balancing freshness. Consistently...
This 49 hectare estate has recently been in outstanding form to maintain its reputation as a ‘Super Second Growth’. Bruno Borie has continued to reduce the...
One of the finest ‘Super Second’ growths of the Medoc, and in many eyes is worthy of First Growth status. Close to the border between St Julien and Pauillac, it...
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Always a source of excellent value for money claret, this is arguably the finest properties in the Listrac appellation.
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