Wine Pauillac Margaux Saint-Emilion Saint-Julien Pomerol Saint-Estephe Medoc & Haut -Medoc Graves & Pessac-Leognan Others (French wine) Dessert Wine Champagne Chinese Shaoxing Wine ¤¤°ê²Ð¿³°s Wine Accessories Chocolate Login Password Forget Password Keyword Advanced Search	Graves & Pessac-Leognan  Page 1   Ch. Haut Bergey 2006 (FWGP1506)   Classification: Pessac Leognan Consistently one of the top, under-the-radar wines of Pessac-Leognan, Haut-Bergey¡¦s beautiful 2006 boasts a deep ruby/purple hue as well as a classic bouquet of hot rocks intermixed with graphite, cassis, incense, and charcoal. Medium to full-bodied with noticeable but sweet tannin, impressive purity, and an alluring texture, it is relatively evolved for a 2006, so consumption over the next 15 years is recommended. Robert Parker - Wine Advocate # 181 (91)   HK$ 260.00   Packing: Packing 750ml   Availability: In Stock   Quantity:   Ch. Haut-Bailly 2002 (FWGP0202)   Classification: Cru Classe de Graves An elegant, dark ruby/purple-tinged effort displaying notes of tobacco smoke intermixed with sweet currant, cherry, and some toast, this medium-bodied wine has the hallmark purity married graciously with nicely concentrated fruit. The tannins are sweet but present and give definition to this well-made Pessac-Leognan. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2016. This property is making impressive wines under the new administration of American Robert Wilmers backed up by his winemaking team led by Veronique Sanders. I have consistently had a tendency to underrate the wines young since they are relatively delicate, and that style hasn¡¦t changed, but there does seem to be more mid-palate and intensity than in the past. For example, I recently had both the 1998 and 2000 Haut-Bailly, and I would have rated them 93 and 91 respectively, which is higher than I had rated them in the past, adding to my belief that I consistently underestimate these wines. Robert Parker - Wine Advocate # 158 (90)   HK$ 500.00   Packing: Packing 750ml   Availability: In Stock   Quantity:   Ch. La Mission Haut-Brion 2004 (FWGP0704)   Classification: Cru Classe de Graves While La Mission Haut-Brion's 2004 is not one of this estate's top successes, it is an outstanding wine, no doubt because of this extraordinary terroir. Deep ruby/purple with notes of lead pencil shavings intermixed with black cherries, cassis, and a hint of scorched earth, medium body, sweet tannin, and a good, but uninspiring finish, this attractive, mid-weight La Mission should age nicely for 15 or more years. Robert Parker - Wine Advocate # 171 (90)   HK$ 1,200.00   Packing: Packing 750ml   Availability: In Stock   Quantity:    Page 1 Shopping Cart The cart is empty

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