Chateau Saint Pierre’s 300 year history as a wine estate has been varied to say the least, awarded 4th Grand Cru Classe in the 1855 classification, the wine was celebrated until the 1920’s when it took a downward turn due to bad management, the wines remained somewhat mediocre until Henri Martin purchased the property in 1982, this was when the true potential was revealed and over the next 40 years Saint Pierre became the most improved and exciting property’s in Bordeaux, now producing wines equal to its prestigious neighbours of Ducru Beaucaillou, Beychevelle and Gruard Larose but at a fraction of the price. Enjoy this wine aged from 8 to 30 years and more.

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This 3rd Grand Cru Classe property based in the heart of Margaux was established in 1710 when Sir John Collingwood purchased the estate, when his daughter married Mark Kirwan, they took over and hence the name. In 1902 the property being in the ownership of the town of Bordeaux had the negociants Schroder & Schyler running the property, it was sold to them in 1925, and they are still the owners today. The wines are produced from 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot,15% cabernet Franc & 10% Petit Verdot coming from vines up to 65 years old. The wines are rich and elegant, packed with plum fruit and cassis, typical of Margaux and drink well after around 6 years but, have over 2 decades of aging potential.

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Established in the late 1700’s by Scotsman, Thomas Lagrange, this 3rd Grand Cru Classe, Saint Julien Estate has throughout its history been recognised as a perfect balance between tradition and innovation. In 1983 it was purchased by the Japanese Group, Suntory, who were responsible for the significant modernisation of the property in both winemaking facilities and the vineyards. Now producing one of Bordeaux most outstanding value classified wines, showcasing elegance and longevity. Drinking beautifully after 5 years but with the potential to age over several decades.

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Located on Saint-Émilion’s famous limestone plateau, this property takes its name from the 8th Century when the land was occupied by Moorish invaders and locally known as Ville Maure or City of the Moors. Over the centuries the estate changed hands many times amongst noble and influential families and in the 18th & 19th Centuries the property gained recognition for producing wines of great finesse and elegance, in 1955 being awarded the Grand Cru Classe status. In 2007 the property was purchased by Justin Onclin who invested heavily in its modernisation, uniting historic terroir with modern wine making. Enjoy the wines from 5 years of aging up to 2 or more decades.

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