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  • Robert Weil 2024

    Robert Weil 2024

    The esteemed Wilhelm Weil has quietly set the standard for Rheingau Riesling for some four decades now, and recent vintages haven't missed a beat. The 2024s have now landed, bringing another superb expression of this celebrated estate...

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  • Champagne, In Focus

    Champagne, In Focus

    Champagne may be one region, but its wines are shaped by a remarkably varied landscape. From the Meunier-dominant slopes around the Vallée de la Marne to the Pinot Noir strongholds of the Montagne de Reims, the chalk-rich Côte des Blancs and the more southerly vineyards of the Côte des Bar, each area brings its own character to the glass...

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  • Domaine Moreau-Naudet

    Domaine Moreau-Naudet

    Watching Virginie Moreau build on what she's created since Stéphane's sudden passing in 2016 has been one of the great stories in Chablis, and with daughter Nell now alongside her, the estate keeps getting better...

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  • Bannockburn Vineyards

    Bannockburn Vineyards

    When he first planted Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in the volcanic soils of the Moorabool Valley, Stuart Hooper's vision for Bannockburn was simple: make Burgundy-inspired wines with a distinctly Australian identity. With winemaker Matt Holmes at the helm, Bannockburn continues to translate that founding idea into some of Australia's most compelling single-vineyard wines...

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  • Eldridge

    Eldridge

    We’re delighted to welcome Eldridge to our portfolio as this remarkable Mornington Peninsula estate enters an exciting new chapter. Elli and Vicki Tutungi purchased the property—formerly Eldridge Estate—from winemaker David Lloyd in 2022, with the ambition of crafting distinctive Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Gamay that remain true to their varieties while capturing the character of this unique site...

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  • Tesseron

    Tesseron

    In a story that mimics that of the top grower-producers in Champagne (vs. the Grandes Marques houses), the remarkable quality and distinctive, vinous style of Tesseron’s predominantly XO Cognacs have allowed this artisanal producer to carve out a niche among the giants of Cognac...

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  • Bachelet-Monnot 2024

    Bachelet-Monnot 2024

    It’s easy to be fooled by the Bachelet brothers' easy charm and laid-back air, but they are seriously focused, organic growers with standards of viticulture and winemaking that compare with Burgundy's elite producers. Their feverish attention to detail shines through in the wines below...

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  • Domaine Bernard Defaix

    Domaine Bernard Defaix

    A fresh array of Chablis from Domaine Bernard Defaix has just landed, offering a compelling reminder of what careful, committed winemaking can achieve. The range centres on the 2025 vintage, alongside the newly arrived 2024 Bougros Grand Cru...

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  • Burgundy, in Focus

    Burgundy, in Focus

    Burgundy’s extraordinary complexity is built on nuance: subtle shifts in slope, soil and exposure that can transform a wine from one vineyard to the next. This selection brings together 22 wines that explore that diversity, from the Mâconnais and Côte Chalonnaise to the celebrated villages and vineyards of the Côte d’Or...

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  • La Réméjeanne

    La Réméjeanne

    Domaine la Réméjeanne remains one of the Southern Rhône's hidden gems—a 25-hectare, family owned, certified organic estate on the high, sandy-limestone hillsides of Sabran. The wines of this producer deliver a freshness and refinement rarely found in the appellation and the value is incredible...

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  • Guffens Beyond Guffens-Heynen

    Guffens Beyond Guffens-Heynen

    For more than four decades, Jean-Marie Guffens has been one of France's most influential and uncompromising winemakers. While Domaine Guffens-Heyne...

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  • Place of Changing Winds

    Place of Changing Winds

    Place of Changing Winds is the culmination of Robert Walters’ five-year search for an exceptional vineyard site, ultimately found in Bullengarook on the southern foothills of Mount Macedon. Established in 2012, the project reflects a meticulous, hands-on approach aimed at expressing site with purity and precision, and has quickly become one of Australia’s most acclaimed fine wine estates. While Chardonnay and Pinot Noir sit at the heart of the estate, the range also includes Syrah and Marsanne from carefully selected grower sites in Harcourt and Heathcote, all united by a commitment to finesse, purity and a strong sense of place.

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