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Retail Price List
Post budget list, March 2008
This complete list includes some rare wines which are no longer available from the properties. Some of these are
in short supply. As you will see, we specialise in the top wines of southern France, and our list includes wines
from small domaines whose wines are rarely seen outside France. In 2004 we held a blind tasting in London,
with several well known wine journalists amongst the tasters, and including some of these top wines ………..
which came out ahead of wines such as Pétrus, Rayas, Léoville Barton and Chave.
Full details of the tasting can be found on www.wineanorak.com/languedoc_finest.htm
All wines are in 75cl. bottles unless otherwise noted.
South West France - Cahors and Marmandais
Cahors, Cosse-Maisonneuve
This small domaine started in 1999. Thirty year old wines, organically farmed, with very low yields. Les Laquets
is on a limestone soil, Le Sid on deeper clay silica and limestone.
2000 Cahors Les Laquets
2001 Cahors les Laquets
2001 Cahors Le Sid
dry red, principally from Malbec
£16.95
£17.95
£17.50
Coteaux du Marmandais, Elian da Ros
Elian da Ros started his domaine in the 1990s, after working with Zind Humbrecht. The Clos Baquey is selected
from his best sites, a firm, spicy blend of cabernet, merlot, syrah and abouriou.
1999 Clos Baquey, Elian da Ros
dry red, blend, see above
£17.50
Loire – Bourgueil, Coteaux du Layon and Vouvray
Bourgueil, Lamé Delisle Boucard, Domaine des Chesnaies
Traditional domaine specialising in old vintages, which may spend several years in large old foudres
Before bottling. The Prestige is their best selection for long ageing.
1989 Bourgueil Rouge Cuvée Prestige
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dry red, cabernet franc
£27.50
£8.95
half bottle £4.95
£7.95
Vouvray, Clos Baudoin, Aigle Blanc, Prince Philippe Poniatowski
Philippe Poniatowski produced some wonderful Vouvrays, from bone dry to rich and sweet, according to the
vintage. Sadly he has now retired, but we have purchased his remaining stocks of the outstanding 1989, 1990
and 1997 vintages.
1989 Vouvray Moelleux, Clos Baudoin (62 g/lit) half bottle sweet white, chenin blanc
1990 Vouvray Moelleux, Clos Baudoin (79 g/lit) sweet white, chenin blanc
1997 Vouvray Moelleux, Clos Baudoin (68 g/lit) sweet white, chenin blanc
2001 Vouvray Sec, Clos Baudoin
dry white, chenin blanc
1989 Vouvray Aigle Blanc
medium sweet white, chenin blanc
1990 Vouvray Aigle Blanc
1990 Vouvray Moelleux, Aigle Blanc
half bottle £12.95
£20.00
£14.50
£9.95
half bottle £7.50
half bottle £7.50
£17.50
Languedoc
Domaine les Aurelles, Basile Saint Germain, Nizas, Coteaux du Languedoc
10 1/2 hectare domaine near Pézenas. The reds are vinified without the use of oak. Low yields. Very elegant
style. Limited stocks.
2000 Solen Rouge, Coteaux du Languedoc
2000 Aurel Rouge, Coteaux du Languedoc
2002 Solen Rouge, Coteaux du Languedoc
dry red, carignan, grenache
dry red, mourvèdre, grenache, syrah
dry red, carignan, grenache
magnum £25.00
£20.00
magnum £40.00
£20.00
£11.50
Domaine de Baruel, Rainer Pfefferkorn, Vin de Pays des Cévennes
Exceptional domaine, producing low yielding syrah and cabernet wines aged in foudres. Rainer sold this
domaine in the late 1990s. His top cuvee was the Fontanilles, a selection of pure syrah. Wines for long ageing.
1991 Domaine de Baruel, V de Pays Rouge
1997 Domaine de Baruel, « Fontanilles »
1998 Domaine de Baruel, « Fontanilles »
dry red, syrah, cabernet sauvignon
dry red, 100% syrah, selection
dry red, 100% syrah, selection
£21.95
£21.95
magnum £30.00
£12.95
magnum £30.00
£12.95
£12.95
£14.50
Mas Cal Demoura, Jean Pierre Jullien, Jonquières, Coteaux du Languedoc
Olivier Jullien's father produced his own wines for several years before his retirement. Infidèle, the top cuvee,
has 18 months ageing in oak.
2000 Mas Cal Demoura, L’Infidèle
2001 Mas Cal Demoura, L’Infidèle
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dry red, syrah, mourvèdre, grenache
£14.50
£14.50
Domaine Alain Chabanon, Font Caude, Coteaux du Languedoc Montpeyroux
Low yields, long maceration for the reds, with 30 months barrel ageing. Classy wines capable of long ageing.
One of the top producers in the Languedoc.
2004 Rose Tremier, AOC Rosé
2000 Le Villard, Blanc Moelleux
2004 Trelans, Vin de Pays d’Oc Blanc
dry rosé carignan, mourvèdre
dry white, vermentino, chenin blanc
1998 Tradition de Font Caude, Rouge, AOC
2000 Tradition de Font Caude, Rouge, AOC
2004 « Campredon », Rouge, AOC
2004 « Campredon », Rouge, AOC
dry red, grenache, merlot, syrah
£13.95
dry red, grenache, merlot, syrah
magnum £18.75
dry red, syrah, mourvèdre, grenache, carignan
£8.50
dry red, syrah, mourvèdre, grenache, carignan magnum £18.75
1998 L’Esprit de Font Caude, AOC
dry red, syrah
dry red, syrah
dry red, syrah, mourvèdre
dry red, syrah, mourvèdre – shipping autumn 2008
2000 Les Boissières, AOC
dry red, old vine grenache, syrah
£19.50
magnum £40.00
£14.95
magnum £31.00
£15.95
magnum £33.00
dry red, old vine grenache, syrah - shipping autumn ‘08 £17.50
2003 « Petit Merle », Vin de Pays d’Oc
dry red, merlot, mourvèdre, carignan
2005 Merle aux Alouettes, Vin de Pays d’Oc dry red, merlot – shipping autumn 2008
£4.95
50cl. £29.50
£15.95
£25.00
£21.50
£19.50
£16.50
magnum £33.95
£16.95
£19.50
£12.95
£18.50
Clos de la Belle, Remi Pedréno, Vin de Pays du Gard
Small, half hectare vineyard in the Costières de Nîmes, on « galets roulés ». Small yields, very fine. Cult wine
produced in miniscule quantities by the same producer as Roc d’Anglade. Limited quantities available.
2001 Clos de la Belle, Vin de Pays du Gard dry red, 100% syrah in barriques
£30.00
£25.00
£25.00
Clos Marie, Pic Saint Loup, Christophe Peyrus
Very fine, elegant wines, from cooler climate old vines, with low yields, and moderate use of oak. Limited
quantities.
2003 Clos Marie “Simon”, Rouge AOC
dry red, grenache, syrah, mourvèdre
2002 Les Métairies du Clos VV, Rouge AOC dry red, grenache, carignan
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£17.95
£18.95
Domaine les Creisses, Vin de Pays d’Oc, Philippe Chesnelongue
Owned and run by the Mitjavile family of Bordeaux. Very fine classic combination – the best of the Languedoc
with a hint of Bordeaux. 1998 and 2000 still need longer, the 1999 is excellent now.
1998 “Les Brunes” Vin de Pays d’Oc Rouge dry red, cabernet sauvignon, syrah
£25.00
£22.50
£20.00
“DIVEM”, Coteaux du Languedoc Montpeyroux, Gil Morot
Small vineyard in Montpeyroux, planted with old grenache, with a touch of syrah and cinsault. 14 months
barrique ageing. A cult wine produced in very small quantities.
2000 DIVEM Rouge, AOC
£22.50
£23.00
£17.95
dry red, grenache, a little syrah, cinsault
Mas de l’Ecriture, Jonquières, Coteaux du Languedoc, Pascal Fulla
Meticulous attention to detail at this domaine, with low yields, carefully judged ageing in new oak barriques.
Wines of great finesse.
2000 “Les Pensées”, Rouge AOC
2000 “Le Mas”, Rouge AOC
dry red, syrah, cinsault, grenache
dry red, syrah, grenache, mourvèdre
£18.95
£28.00
£16.95
£26.50
magnum £48.50
£16.50
£25.00
Mas d’Esplanet, Vin de Pays d’Oc, Denys Armand
Low yields, and careful selection in the vineyard and in the cellar. Excellent, chocolatey spicy rich cuvée.
1999 “Le Bois du Roi”, Rouge, VDP
dry red, syrah with a little grenache
£12.95
Domaine de la Garance, Nizas, Vin de Pays, Pierre Quinonéro
Small domaine north of Pézenas. Old vines on limestone basalt and clay based soils, with low yields, and long
cuvaison. Very fine, classic carignan.
2001 Les Armières, Rouge Vin de Pays
dry red, old vine carignan with 5% syrah
£16.95
Domaine de la Grange des Pères, Vin de Pays de l’Hérault, Aniane, Laurent Vaille
Laurent and his brother Bernard produce one of the most legendary Languedoc wines. Very small yields, careful
selection, very fine wines. The white is very limited.
2002 Rouge, Vin de Pays de l’Hérault
2004 Blanc, Vin de Pays de l’Hérault
2005 Blanc, Vin de Pays de l’Hérault
dry red, syrah, cabernet, mourvèdre, a little counoise
£35.00
£35.00
dry red, syrah, cabernet, mourvèdre, etc
magnum £75.00
£35.00
dry white, marsanne, roussanne, chardonnay
£38.00
dry white, marsanne, roussanne, chardonnay
£38.00
Mas Haut Buis, Olivier Jeantet, Coteaux du Languedoc
High altitude, cool climate domaine above the Larzac plateau. Some very old vines. Small yields, careful
selection. The Costa Caoude – “the hot slope” is a real block-buster.
1999 “Costa Caoude”, Rouge AOC
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dry red, 70% syrah, 30% grenache
£17.50
Domaine Virgile Joly, Coteaux du Languedoc, Saint Saturnin
Virgile started his domaine in 2000, with vineyards around the village of Saint Saturnin. Small yields, some very
old vines, organically managed vineyards, and classy winemaking. This is his top cuvée, vinified in oak
barriques.
2001 Coteaux du Languedoc Rouge
£17.95
dry red, grenache, syrah, carignan
Mas Jullien, Coteaux du Languedoc Jonquières, Olivier Jullien
One of the “Valeurs surs” of the region, Olivier started his domaine in 1975, and his vines are now
biodynamically farmed. Elegant, classy understated wines.
2000 Les Etats d’Ame de Mas Jullien, Rouge dry red, grenache, cinsault, syrah
£15.00
Domaine de la Marfée, Coteaux du Languedoc, Vins de Pays, Thierry Hasard
Therry’s vines are around the village of Murviel les Montpellier. Classic, full flavoured wines, aged in barrique,
which improve with ageing. Thierry is the accountant for Grange des Pères and Ecriture, amongst others.
1997 “Les Champs Murmurés”, Rouge
1999 “Les Vignes qu’on Abat”, Rouge
2000 “Gamines de la Marfée”, Rouge
2000 ““Les Vignes qu’on Abat”, Rouge
2002 “Gamines de la Marfée”, Rouge
dry red, syrah, cabernet, mourvèdre
dry red, carignan, some syrah, mourvèdre
dry red, carignan, some syrah, mourvèdre
£22.00
£25.00
£22.00
£22.00
£9.95
£21.00
£21.00
£19.50
magnum £38.50
£8.95
Domaine de Montcalmès, Coteaux du Languedoc, Frederic Pourtalié
After a stage with Grange des Peres and Alain Graillot, Frederic started producing his own wines in 1999.
Elegant, very fine, perfumed wines, outstanding. In the 2005 vintage, we have small quantities of his rare single
varietal cuvées available.
2005 Coteaux du Languedoc Rouge « M »
2005 Coteaux du Languedoc Rouge « S »
2005 Coteaux du Languedoc Rouge « G »
2005 Coteaux du Languedoc Blanc
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dry red, mourvèdre – limited quantities
dry red, syrah – limited quantities
dry red, grenache – limited quantities
dry white, roussanne, marsanne
£17.50
£16.95
magnum £35.00
£16.50
£17.50
£17.50
£17.50
£18.50
Domaine de Ravanès, Vins de Pays des Coteaux du Murviel, Guy & Marc Benin
The Benin family produces some excellent special cuvees, and was amongst the forerunners in planting fine
Bordeaux varietals. The Gravières du Taurou came ahead of Pétrus in our famous London blind tasting. The top
cuvees are only produced in exceptional vintages, and only in limited quantities.
2005 Gravières du Taurou, Rouge
2004 « Cuvée Diogène », Rouge
2002 « Le Prime Verd », Rouge
1995 « Le Prime Verd », Rouge
1998 « L’Ille », Blanc Doux, Vin de Table
“Qvinteszencia de L’Ille », MM
2003 “Le Renard Blanc” Vin de Pays
dry red, old vine merlot in barriques
£17.50
£21.50
£19.50
magnum £39.00
dry red, petit Verdot, merlot, cabernet
£11.50
dry red, merlot, cabernet, petit Verdot
£9.95
dry red, merlot, cabernet, petit Verdot
£11.95
dry red, 100% petit Verdot, barrique
£22.50
dry red, 100% petit Verdot, the first vintage
£15.00
medium sweet white, ugni blanc
50cl bottle £12.95
sweet rich botrytis white, ugni blanc, barriques 50 cl bottle £22.50
dry white, grenache blanc, barriques
£12.95
Domaine Roc d’Anglade, Coteaux du Languedoc, Vin de Pays, Remi Pedréno
This domaine started as a joint venture with Rene Rostaing. Now Remi owns the domaine, and produces high
class red and whites.
1999 Rouge, Coteaux du Languedoc
2002 Rouge, Vin de Pays du Gard
2003 Rouge, Vin de Pays du Gard
2002 Blanc Moelleux « Mitis », vin de table
2004 Blanc, Vin de Pays du Gard
dry red, 67% syrah, 33% grenache, barriques
dry red, syrah, grenache, carignan, barriques
dry red, syrah, grenache, carignan, barriques
medium dry white, chenin blanc, grenache blanc
dry white, chenin blanc, grenache blanc,, barriques
£25.00
£25.00
£25.00
£21.00
£21.50
£23.50
£15.50
Domaine la Terrasse d’Elise, Vin de Pays d’Oc, Saint Jean de Fos, Xavier Braujou
Xavier produces a small range of wines, mainly from indigenous varieties, which combine great tipicity with
sensitive winemaking. The single varietal wines are amongst the best examples available, and the “flagship”
wine of the domaine, Cuvée Elise, is outstanding.
2001 Cuvée Elise, Rouge, Vin de Pays
2001 « Mas de Blanc », Rouge, Vin de Pays
2002 « Le Pigeonnier », Rouge, Vin de Pays
2002 « Mas de Blanc », Rouge, Vin de Pays
dry red, 100% merlot
dry red, 100% carignan
dry red, 100% merlot
£20.00
£14.50
£14.50
£14.50
Terre Inconnue, Vin de Table, Saint Séries, Robert Creus
Robert produces some of the most quirky wines in the region, with very old vines, very small yields, and
outstanding personality. Late picked – you would be excused for thinking you were drinking a late-harvest
zinfandel or a dry port.
2000 Los Abuelos, Vin de Table Rouge
2001 Cuvée Leonie, Vin de Table Rouge
2001 Cuvée Sylvie, Vin de Table Rouge
2002 Cuvée Sylvie, Vin de Table Rouge
2003 Cuvée Guilhem, Vin de Table Rouge
2003 Cuvée Leonie, Vin de Table Rouge
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dry red, very old grenache
dry red, very old carignan
dry red, very old grenache
dry red, 100% syrah, barriques
dry red, Very old grenache
dry red, 100% syrah, barriques
dry red, grenache, carignan, tempranillo
dry red, very old carignan
dry red, Very old grenache
£24.00
£19.50
£24.50
£31.50
£21.00
£28.50
£11.95
£16.95
£21.00
Corbières
Château Roquefort Saint Martin, Tardieu Laurent
As well as a range of top négociant Rhone wines, Michel Tardieu consults for several small wineries in the
Languedoc, including this one. Vinified in oak barriques. Both vintages are drinking superbly now.
1999 Corbières Rouge
2000 Corbières Rouge
£13.50
£13.50
dry red, grenache, mourvèdre, carignan
dry red, grenache, mourvèdre, carignan
Minervois, Muscat de Saint Jean de Minervois
Domaine de Barroubio, Minervois, Muscat de Saint Jean de Minervois, Raymond Miquel
Outstanding muscats, especially the Nicolas, a late picked selection only produced in outstanding vintages, from
late picked old vines with low yields, and almost Sauternes-like. Excellent reds also, with a very classy pure
syrah cuvée.
2000 Minervois Cuvée Marie Thérèse Miquel
dry red, 100% syrah with barrique ageing
2001 Muscat Grain d’Automne V de Pays, 50cl. sweet white, late picked unfortified muscat
2001 Muscat VDN Cuvée Nicolas, 50cl.
Sweet white, fortified with barrique ageing
£9.95
£10.95
£15.50
Roussillon
Clot de l’Oum, Cotes du Roussillon Villages Caramany, Eric & Leia Monné
High altitude vineyards in the garrigue hilltops above the Agly river valley. Organic viticulture. Fine, elegant,
understated wines with great class. The Numéro Uno, The flagship wine, came out top in our blind tasting in
London.
2005 Clot de l’Oum Blanc, AOC
2005 Clot de l’Oum Blanc, AOC
dry white, grenache gris and blanc
dry white, grenache gris and blanc
£12.95
£12.95
2002 La Compagnie des Papillons, AOC
dry red, grenache, carignan, syrah
dry red, grenache, carignan, syrah - limited
£11.50
£11.50
£11.50
£11.50
£11.50
2003 Saint Bart Vieilles Vignes, AOC
2004 Numéro Uno, AOC, magnum
2006 Numéro Uno, AOC
dry red, carignan, a little syrah
dry red, syrah, a little carignan
dry red, syrah, a little carignan
£15.95
£15.95
£15.95
magnum £45.00
£22.50
Domaine la Coume du Roy, Maurydoré, Maury
Classic, traditional style Maury from this old family domaine, who have been selling their wines in bottle for a
century.
1998 Maury Cuvée Agnes, 50cl.
tawny sweet fortified grenache
£11.95
Mas de la Garrigue, Rivesaltes, Marcel Vila
One of the finest old Rivesaltes that we have found. Mutage sur grain. Aged for many years in cuve, and bottled
15 years ago. The late Marcel Vila was one of the finest winemakers of his time.
1959 Vieux Rivesaltes
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Tawny sweet fortified grenache noir
£50.00
Mas del Rey, Vin de Pays d’Oc, Jacques Montagné
Small quantities produced from low yielding old vines above the village of Maury. Rich, concentrated and fine,
delicious now.
2002 Vin de Pays d’Oc Rouge, Mas del Rey dry red, grenache, syrah, carignan, barrique aged
£17.50
Domaine du Mas Blanc, Banyuls, Jean Michel Parcé
Docteur Parcé was one of the pioneers of the Banyuls region, and his grandson continues the tradition with very
fine wines. The Hors d’Age is their finest Banyuls, aged for many years in a solera system.
Banyuls Hors d’Age, Sostréra, bottled 2001 aged sweet fortified tawny, grenache
£39.50
Domaine Michel Vidal, Baixas, Vin de Pays Catalans, Muscat de Rivesaltes
Dynamic young producer, making excellent quality wines in very small quantities. One of tomorrow’s star
producers.
2003 “Mille Pierres”, Vin de Pays Catalans dry red, 100% carignan
2003 “Terra Cota”, Vin de Pays Catalans
dry red, mourvèdre, carignan
2003 “Terre des Anges”, VDN Muscat
sweet fortified white, muscat de Rivesaltes
£9.95
£9.95
£10.95
Domaine Vaquer, Teisserre, Rivesaltes, Frédérique Vaquer
Traditional Catalan domaine, producing outstanding fortified wines in all styles. The Post Scriptum is especially
fine, with a balanced nutty dryness complementing the sweet raisin fruit.
1995 “Post Scriptum”, Rivesaltes Tuilé, 50cl tawny medium sweet fortified, grenache
1999 “L’Extrait”, Rivesaltes
sweet red fortified, grenache
£12.95
£11.50
Costières de Nîmes
Château de Beck, Vauvert, Jean François Herbinger
Outstanding wine produced under the advice of Eloï Durrbach of Trévallon. Elegant, silky and understated.
These wines can be found on the lists of many Michelin starred restaurants in France.
2001 Costières de Nîmes Rouge
2001 Vin de Pays d’Oc Blanc
2005 Costières de Nîmes Blanc
2006 Costières de Nîmes Blanc
dry red, grenache, syrah, mourvèdre, barriques
floral dry white, roussanne, grenache
dry white, roussanne, viognier, bourboulenc
dry white, roussanne, viognier, bourboulenc
£11.95
£8.95
£10.95
£9.95
Château Grande Cassagne, Saint Gilles, Laurent & Benoît Darde
Excellent value, cleanly made wines with good fruit character, excellent everyday drinking wines. The Hippolyte
cuvées are a special selection, vinified in barriques, and are very classy. The 2007s will arrive this summer.
2006/7 Costières de Nîmes Rosé
dry rosé, syrah, grenache, a little mourvèdre
2006/7 Costières de Nîmes Blanc
dry white, roussanne, marsanne
2006 « Civette » Costières de Nîmes Rouge dry red, syrah, grenache
2000 « Hippolyte »Costières de Nîmes Rouge dry red, 100% syrah, aged in barriques
2001 « Hippolyte » Costières de Nîmes Blanc dry white, roussanne, a little grenache, barriques
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£5.95
£5.95
£5.95
£9.95
£9.95
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
“Regain”, Liz & Mike Berry
Mike and Liz produce small quantities of concentrated olive oil from around the village of Fontvieille, in Les
Baux de Provence. The groves are cultivated without the use of herbicides or pesticide, and are entirely
unirrigated.
2006 Regain Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 50cl.
2006 Regain Extra Virgin Olive Oil, litre
2006 Regain Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 2 litre
£15.95
£22.00
£40.00
from a blend of varietals
Provence
Domaine la Courtade, Ile de Porquerolles, AOC Cotes de Provence, Richard Auther
Outstanding reds from the island of Porquerolles, with mineral iodine flavours, and excellent ageing potential.
These vintages are all drinking very well now.
1997 Cotes de Provence Rouge
dry red, mourvèdre with a little carignan, barriques
£17.50
£15.50
£15.00
Domaine de Trévallon, Vin de Pays des Bouches du Rhône, St Etienne du Grès, Eloï Durrbach
Eloï produces classic long-lived reds from the northern slopes of the Alpilles, as well as a small amount of
outstanding white. The older vintages are now drinking very well.
2001 Vin de Pays des Bouches du Rhône Rouge
dry red, cabernet sauvignon, syrah
£35.00
£35.00
£28.50
magnum £59.50
£29.50
2005 Vin de Pays des Bouches du Rhône Blanc dry white, roussanne, marsanne, chardonnay
2006 Vin de Pays des Bouches du Rhône Blanc dry white, roussanne, marsanne, chardonnay
£42.00
£37.50
Moulin de Regain, Vin de Table, Fontvieille, Liz and Mike Berry
From a half hectare of very old Clairette vines on the hillside above Fontvieille. Vinified in oak barriques.
Moulin de Regain Blanc, Vin de Table, MMI/1 dry white, old clairette (2001 vintage)
Moulin de Regain Blanc, Vin de Table, MMII/2 dry white, old clairette (2002 vintage)
Moulin de Regain Blanc, Vin de Table, MMIII/1 dry white, old clairette (2003 vintage)
£10.95
£10.95
£10.95
Château Simone, Palette, René Rougier
One of the oldest and finest properties in Provence. Very old vines here, with small yields and traditional
winemaking. The 2006 white, 2007 rosé and 2005 red will be shipped in autumn 2008.
2005 Château Simone Blanc
2003/5 Château Simone Blanc
2004 Château Simone Rouge
full dry white, clairette, grenache blanc
£22.50
full dry white, clairette, grenache blanc
half £12.25
dry red, grenache, mourvèdre, syrah, tibouren, etc.
£22.50
£22.95
£23.50
dry red, grenache, mourvèdre, syrah, tibouren, etc. half £12.95
dry red, grenache, mourvèdre, syrah, tibouren, etc. half £10.95
2006 Château Simone Rosé
2004/5 Château Simone Rosé
dry rosé, grenache, syrah, tibouren, etc.
dry rosé, grenache, syrah, tibouren, etc.
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£21.95
half £11.25
Bandol
Domaine du Gros Noré, Le Plan de Castellet, Alain Pascal
Alain started his domaine in the 1990s, producing solid, well structured reds which age well.
1999 Bandol Rouge
1999 Bandol Rouge
2000 Bandol Rouge
2000 Bandol Rouge
dry red, mourvèdre, a little syrah, cinsault
£15.95
magnum £32.50
£15.95
magnum £32.50
Domaine la Begude, Camp de Castellet, Guillaume Tari
The highest altitude domaine in Bandol, high in the garrigue overlooking the Mediterranean. Elegant lighter
style of Bandol, aged in barriques.
1997 Bandol Rouge
£15.00
dry red, mourvèdre, some syrah
Domaine Lafran Veyrolles, Le Plan de Castellet, Jouve-Ferac
Classic Bandol property, with some very old mourvèdre vines. Elegant well structured wines for long ageing.
The Longue Garde Cuvee Spéciale is a selection from old vine mourvèdre.
2000 Bandol Rouge, Cuvée Tradition
2000 Bandol Rouge, Cuvée Spéciale, LG
2006 Bandol Rosé
dry red, mourvèdre, some cinsault, syrah
dry red, old vine mourvèdre
dry rosé, mourvèdre, cinsault
£15.95
£25.00
£15.95
£13.50
£13.50
£20.00
magnum £45.00
£18.95
£10.95
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Wine Weekends
Liz and Mike Berry’s Wine Weekends
Autumn 2008 Programme
Spend a weekend in Provence, tasting some of France’s finest wines –We have recently bought several parcels
of mature wines in excellent condition, and will be including some of these in our forthcoming weekends. Visit
some top wine domaines which are not usually open to the public, meet winemakers, and enjoy some of France’s
finest food in some wonderful settings. Each weekend is limited to a small group of up to 10 guests, enabling us
to visit even the smallest cellars and the finest restaurants.
Our 2009 brochure will be available in October 2008, and will include an “Organic” weekend, visits to the
Languedoc, Provence, southern Rhone, and a couple of fine and rare weekends.
Autumn 2008 Programme Summary
Fine & Rare – Hermitage and Top Bordeaux Weekend at Hotel Calendal, Arles
Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th October 2008
£995.00 per person
Bandol Weekend at Hotel Calendal, Arles
Friday 17 th to Sunday 19th October 2008
£695.00 per person
Booking details and booking form
(Pages 6-7)
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Wine Weekends
Fine & Rare – Hermitage and top Bordeaux Weekend at the
Hotel Calendal, Arles
Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th October 2008
Hotel Calendal ***
This excellent small family run hotel is situated in a superb setting in the heart of ancient Arles, near the Roman
Arena and the Theatre Antique. www.lecalendal.com The hotel has a magnificent private garden hidden from
the street, where guests can have breakfast in the warmer weather. Larger rooms and suites are available for
those wishing for even greater luxury.
A weekend featuring mature white and red Hermitage, Cheval Blanc spanning five decades, Chateau
d’Yquem, and a vertical tasting of Bollinger.
Friday 3rd October 2008
7.30 p.m.
Reception and Dinner at Rue Renan, Arles, Rhone Wines
A fine Rhone wine dinner featuring mature Hermitage from top producers, with wild boar and other
local Provencal dishes.
2005 Château Grillet
1989 Hermitage Blanc, JL Chave
1964 Hermitage Blanc, JL Chave
Hermitage Chante Alouette, Chapoutier, early 1960s
1989 Hermitage Rouge, JL Chave
1979 Hermitage Rouge, JL Chave
1989 Hermitage La Chapelle, Jaboulet Aine
1979 Hermitage La Chapelle, Jaboulet Aine
Hermitage Rouge La Sizeranne, Chapoutier, early 1960s
1982 Hermitage Blanc Passerillé, « Velours » Chapoutier
Fine de Château Grillet
Saturday 4 th October 2008
Breakfast
After a leisurely breakfast, maybe a visit to Arles Market, or to some of the many Art Galleries and
Museums in central Arles, or to the Roman theatre and arena, just around the corner from the hotel.
11.30 a.m.
Bollinger Champagne, Tasting and Buffet Lunch, Rue Renan, Arles
A tasting of Bollinger Champagne, including two vintage comparisons between the “regular” vintage Grande
Année and RD, and also the rare Vieilles Vignes Françaises, from pre-phylloxera vines. We shall also taste
Bollinger’s red Coteaux Champenois from Ay.
1979 Bollinger Grande Année
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1990 Bollinger R.D.
1996 Bollinger R.D.
1999 Bollinger Vieilles Vignes Françaises
1999 Bollinger « Cote aux Enfants », Ay Rouge
Wine Weekends
7.30 p.m.
depart Arles for dinner at Mas de Moussier, Saint Martin de Crau
Cheval Blanc and Yquem
Two vintages of the dry white from Chateau d’Yquem, which was first produced in 1959, five vintages of fine
Saint Emilion from Chateau Cheval Blanc including rare mature vintages, a couple of Yquem, and the rare
brandy from the Domaine de la Romanée Conti vineyard to finish the evening.
2005 Ygrec, Bordeaux Blanc from Château d’Yquem
1960 Ygrec, Bordeaux Blanc from Château d’Yquem
1990 Château Cheval Blanc, Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classé
1982 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes Premier Grand Cru Classé
1961 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes Premier Grand Cru Classé
1979 Fine de la Romanée Conti
Sunday 5th October 2008
Breakfast, depart hotel
Optional lunch at L’Atelier Restaurant
Jean-Luc, a Maitre Cuisiner, was formerly at the Michelin rosette restaurant La Chassagnette,
before starting his own cuisine bio restaurant in central Arles in spring 2006, which received its
first well-deserved rosette in 2007. Jean Luc was voted Chef of the year by Gault Millau in
2008. This has been cited as one of the best restaurants in the world in an American
gastronomic magazine, and is certainly one of our favourite restaurants. The finest ingredients
are the name of the game here; outstanding tuna and toro, with numerous vegetable dishes from
their own organic vegetable garden. (www.rabanel.com).
£125.00 supplement for Atelier lunch
Price per person £995.00
Price per person includes accommodation in twin bedded room or suite, and all meals and wines.
Suite Familiale – for extra luxury, upgrade your stay to one of the Calendal’s suites, at an additional £50.00 per
couple for the two nights
Single room supplement - £30.00 for the two nights, or £65.00 for a larger room.
For those not in a hurry to return to the madding crowd, we can arrange for an extra night (or two) at the
Hôtel Calendal, please enquire.
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Bandol Weekend
At the Hotel Calendal ***, Arles
Friday 17th to Sunday 19th October 2008
An autumn weekend visiting the beautiful vineyard region of Bandol, featuring tastings of some fine
older vintages from top producers. Bandol, on the coast just to the east of Marseille, was one of the first
viticultural regions to receive its Appellation Contrôlée, and today this is one of the most consistent
appellations of France. The main grape variety here is the Mourvèdre, which thrives on the slopes
overlooking the sea. Bandol is undoubtedly the best region in the world to cultivate this world class
variety, which produced reds which age well, as well as the famous pale coloured Bandol Rosé.
Friday 17th October 2008
7.30 p.m.
Reception and Dinner featuring the 1998 vintage – Bandol: Ten Years On
A classic Provencal dinner featuring ten Bandols from the excellent 1998 vintage. We will start with
some delicious rosé and white, and then have a flight of reds, including Pibarnon, crus from Tempier,
Lafran Veyrolles, Gros Noré, Tardieu Laurent, Gaussen and others.
Saturday 18th October 2008
Breakfast
8.45 a.m.
Leave hotel by coach for Bandol, one and a half hours by road
Visits to a couple of Bandol domaines,
Château Pibarnon and Domaine du Gros Noré
A contrast of styles from these two fine domaines around the village of La Cadière d’Azur. Pibarnon, high in the
foothills overlooking the Mediterranean ocean, is the property of the Count of Saint Victor, and has long been
considered one of the finest domaines of the region. Outstanding long lived wines are produced here. Gros Noré,
a comparatively recent domaine, was started in the 1990s by Alain Pascal, a fanatic of the wines of Bandol.
1.00 p.m.
Lunch in Bandol
3.30 p.m.
Visit to the lovely coastal village of Cassis, famous for its white wines, with a visit to
one of the top domaines.
6.00 p.m.
Return to hotel
7.30 p.m.
Dinner at Rue Renan, Arles, featuring mature Bandol
A dinner featuring a range of top white and red Bandol from top producers, back to the 1987 vintage, to show
how well these wines age. We will finish with the outstanding 1990 Marc de Mourvèdre, from Chateau
Pibarnon.
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Sunday 19th October 2008
Breakfast
Time to wander around the Arena, or visit an art gallery.
12 noon
Tasting and Buffet lunch in Arles
We shall taste a range of ten Mourvèdre based wines from California, Australia, Spain, and other parts of the
world to see how they compare with their French counterparts. Examples will include Ridge Mataro from the
1990s, mature Old Telegram from Bonny Doon, the rare “Small Berry” Mourvèdre from Cline, and others.
Price per person £695.00
Price per person includes accommodation at the three star Hotel Calendal in twin bedded room, transport to and
from Bandol on the Saturday, and all meals and wines.
Suite Familiale – for extra luxury, upgrade your stay to one of the Calendal’s suites, at an additional £50.00 per
couple for the two nights
Single room supplement - £30.00 for the two nights, or £65.00 for a larger room.
For those not in a hurry to return to the madding crowd, we can arrange for an extra night (or two) at the
Hôtel Calendal, please enquire.
Hotel Calendal ***
This is one of the most popular Hotels in Arles for TripAdvisor, and is situated in a superb setting near
the Roman Arena. www.lecalendal.com The hotel has a magnificent private garden hidden from the
street, where guests can have breakfast in the warmer weather. Larger rooms and suites are available
for those wishing for even greater luxury.
Upgrade to a Four Star Hotel? ****
If you would prefer to stay in even more luxurious surroundings, please enquire, and we can arrange a
quote for either the Grand Hotel Nord Pinus, the Jules Cesar, or the Hotel Particulier in Arles.
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Wine Weekends
Booking details
Places may be provisionally reserved by letter, email or phone. We will send you a confirmation and detailed
itinerary, and hold your place for ten days.
Deposit
A deposit of 50% of the cost per person is payable, and the balance should be paid no later than 60 days before
the date of departure. The completed booking form with deposit should be sent by post, and we will
acknowledge your booking with a confirmation invoice.
Euros
If you prefer to pay be Euros, we can invoice you for the weekend in Euros.
Gastronomy
Any dislikes, allergies, or dietary requirements can be taken into consideration for all of our events, just let us
know in advance, and your wishes will be taken into consideration.
Cancellations
If the client cancels the booking of any or all of the persons named on the booking form, a charge will be made
which varies according to the time we receive a written cancellation notice signed by the person who signed the
booking form.
For cancellations over 75 days before the date of departure, your full deposit of 50% will be refunded. At less
than 75 days’ notice before departure, 100% of the total price will be payable.
The minimum age for clients for all events is 18 years.
The nearest airports are Marseille (75 km, about 45 minutes drive from Arles), Montpellier (80 km, about 50
minutes drive from Arles) and Nîmes (23 km, about 20 minutes drive from Arles).
Flights are available through British Airways, Easyjet, and Ryanair.
British Airways fly from Gatwick to Marseille or to Montpellier; Easyjet from Gatwick, Bristol and Liverpool to
Marseille, and Ryanair from Luton to Nîmes and from Stansted to Marseille and Montpellier.
The TGV train service stops at Avignon, Aix en Provence or Marseille, with an onward regular service to Arles.
Last minute bookings – although we may have to turn people away for last minute bookings because there is no
space, please do call us, as we may find a way that you can join the tour.
Individually Tailored Trips, Corporate Trips – we can organise individual trips with tastings and/or vineyard
visits for groups of two to fourteen customers, to suit your personal requirements. Please enquire for details.
Wine Tastings, Education and Wine Courses – we organise wine courses to suit all levels, from beginners to
experts. We can also organise tutored tastings for groups of four to ten customers.
Further details available from:-
Liz Berry, Master of Wine
Mas de Moussier, 1100-5 Avenue des Alpilles, 13310 Saint Martin de Crau, France.
UK Tel No: 0871 474 0635
UK Fax No: 0871 733 8057
[email protected]
http://wine.weekends.monsite.wanadoo.fr
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Wine Weekends
Booking Form
Tour Name:
Dates:
Surname:
First Name:
Title:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail address:
Nationality:
Room type: Single / Double
Any allergies, diet, dislikes:
Surname:
First Name:
Title:
Address:
Telephone:
Nationality:
Any allergies, diet, dislikes:
Please complete and sign our booking form, and send it
to us with the deposit or full payment as applicable.
(Sorry, we don’t take credit cards.) We will send an
invoice, with a detailed itinerary of the chosen
weekend. You will notify us within 7 days of receiving
the invoice if the confirmation does not confirm
accurately your reservation.
The price includes all items specified in the itinerary,
together with any special requests detailed on your
booking form and confirmed with our confirmation
invoice.
We look forward to seeing you in Provence.
Room type: Single / Double
Remittance
Deposit
£
(50% of full price, or full payment, if within 75 days of
departure)
Any upgrades / extra nights required? Please give
details:
Signature:
Please make sterling cheques payable to M and E. Berry, or
pay by bank transfer to
NatWest Bank, Portman Square Branch, London W1
Sort Code 60-16-39, Account 12892254
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Grand Cru Wines Ltd.

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