A magical evening at Chateau Margaux
What a truly glorious and magical evening; as we arrived the clouds parted and Bordeaux’s most beautiful chateau was bathed in sunshine.
Written By
Johnny Goedhuis
News » June 2015
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Philippa Wright
More praise for our Provencal Rosés
In Saturday’s Telegraph the lovely Victoria Moore rounded up some of the “best Provençal” rosé wines currently on the market. This included two Goedhuis regulars: Chateau Léoube’s relative newcomer, Léoube Rosé, and established icon, Domaines Ott’s Clos Mireille.
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Elio Grasso 2011 ‘The 2011 Barolos show terrific potential’
After the hugely successful and age-worthy 2010 vintage in Barolo, we are all ready for a really delicious accessible drinking vintage, one that has power, succulence, heady perfumed fruit and sweet ripe tannins; one that says why wait? 2011 is...
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An ugly duckling into a swan…
Opinion is mixed over the evolution of the 2004 red Burgundies. Some show noticeable leafy and herbaceous characteristics and there is debate as to how these will develop. There is definitely hope – as evidenced by my experience at dinner...