Mature and Classic Bordeaux

Let’s turn the clock back to 2004 for your first claret, beautifully mature Château de Lussac. Decant with care to let all those mature, stewed plum and saddle leather notes fully unfurl. Now with 10 years’ maturity, Château Capdet Listrac-Médoc has mellowed beautifully, with delicious savoury notes complementing its “juicy blackberry fruit” (Wine Enthusiast). Cuvée Eva is the top cuvée from Fronsac’s 150-year-old Château Gromel Bel Air and is layered with toasty oak and ripe plum flavours. And for a more vibrant, youthful style open Le Vieux Serestin 2020, a year that critic Neale Martin calls “an excellent vintage.”