From the greatest estates on earth to small artisan producers who’s wines provide excellent value for money, these wines are painfully low in volume and demand far exceeds supply. These wines are rare hard to source, and in great demand globally - the reason we chose the name Rare Wine.

2. From the greatest estates on earth
to small artisan producers who’s
wines provide excellent value for
money, these wines are painfully
low in volume and demand far
exceeds supply. These wines are
rare hard to source, and in great
demand globally - the reason we
chose the name Rare Wine.

4. Ata Rangi Pinot Noir
2009
100% Pinot Noir,Ata Rangi Pinot Noir
2009 promises to be a great wine:
light, soft and delicate cherry stone
and fresh cherry flavours with a long
mineral finish. Beautiful.

6. Chantal Lescure Beaune 1er
Cru Les Chouacheux Rouge
2010Chantal Lescure Beaune 1er Cru Les
Chouacheux Rouge 2010,Established in
1975 by Chantal Lescure and her husband,
Xavier Machard de Gramont, Domaine
Chantal Lescure is a family estate,
currently owned by their children : Aymeric
et Thibault Machard de Gramont.The
Domaine Chantal Lescure owns 18
hectares of vineyard, from Chambolle-
Musigny on the Côte de Nuits to Volnay, on

8. Comte Armand Pommard Clos
des Epeneaux 2005
Like the 2006, this is presently brooding and even
more backward with only grudging and very ripe
notes of plum, spice and earth in evidence where
the earthy character can also be found on the
textured, velvety and mouth coating full-bodied
flavors blessed by superb depth of material and
so much dry extract that the finish is borderline
chewy but not at all aggressive. A serious wine
that will need at least 15 and probably 20 years to
really be at its best but when it arrives, it should
more than repay the wait.

9. Comte de Vogue Musigny
2006

10. Deep, bright red. Offers an extra dimension
on the nose, with captivating sappy red
fruits, minerals, blood orange, clove,
menthol and bitter chocolate. Enters the
mouth thick and opulent, then wonderfully
dense and seamless in the middle, with
compelling sweetness and piquant
minerality. The back half of the wine shows
the powerful, structured side of the
vintage, finishing with major tannins and
an impression of brooding energy. This
may well merit a higher score with a
decade or so of bottle ageing.” 95+ points,

11. Genot-Boulanger Clos
de Vougeot 2010

12. Power and grace combine with
enormous character in this Grand
Cru Burgundy. Located in the
southeastern block of the largest
single vineyard in the Côte de Nuits
entitled to Grand Cru status, the soil
is dense, providing for intense
structure. Rustic raspberry and red
cherry aromas evolve toward
stewed red fruit qualities with earthy
notes. Fabulous wine from a

13. Mommessin Clos de Tart
2002

14. Bright red-ruby. Highly nuanced, expressive
nose combines strawberry, raspberry, minerals,
lavender, chocolate, underbrush and fennel.
Super concentrated, silky and sweet in the
mouth but with superb definition and energy.
The wine’s sheer density of material completely
buffers its 14+% alcohol. Finishes dry and
classic, with explosive rising fruit and terrific
thrust. The tannins are buried in fruit and soil
tones. A great Burgundy. (3/2005) 95 points
Stephen Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar