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Rheinhessen | 4 | - | HK$16,895.00 | |||||
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Immerse yourself in the exquisite harmony of the Battenfeld Spanier Zellertal Kreuzberg Riesling Auktion 2021. Crafted by the esteemed Battenfeld Spanier in Germany's Rhine region, each bottle epitomises the ardour and commitment suffused in every grape. Grown in mineral-rich Zellertal Kreuzberg vineyards, the meticulously hand-picked Riesling grapes are guided by biodynamic practices, ensuring the wine's purity and authenticity. The 2021 Auktion delivers a bold, captivating profile. Its glowing straw colour masks an intoxicating allure of green apple and lime zest nuances, underscored by a flinty minerality. It boasts the perfect balance of acidity and sweetness, leading to a lengthy, satisfying finish. Emanating a complexity that rivals its predecessors, the Battenfeld Spanier Zellertal Kreuzberg Riesling Auktion 2021 is the result of deliberate ageing in traditional German oak barrels, creating a tangible expression of the cellar's unique confluence of climate, topography, and soil. This wine makes an impressive statement in any fine wine collection, epitomising the best of German Rieslings. |
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Scotland | 1 | - | HK$4,999.00 | |||||
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Indulge in the enticing blend of the Ben Nevis Speyside Single Malt Fighting Fish 19YO 1996, a testament to superior Scottish craftsmanship. The renowned Ben Nevis distillery, based at the foot of its namesake mountain in the Western Highlands, produces this distinguished single malt, reflecting tradition and authenticity. With whisky drawn from a single cask laid down in 1996, this exquisite spirit matured for 19 years to achieve a remarkable depth. Experience the expressive bouquet of dried fruit and an unmistakable hint of forest honey. The palate reveals complex notes of ripe plum and dark chocolate, melting into a subtly spicy finish. Ideal for connoisseurs, the Ben Nevis Speyside Single Malt Fighting Fish 19YO 1996 embodies the artful balance between robust flavours and an elegant finish, making it an admirable addition to any fine whisky collection. Truly, the representation of the rich history and notable expertise of the Ben Nevis distillery, a bottle of this remarkable whisky guarantees an unforgettable tasting journey. |
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Baden | 1 | - | HK$1,805.00 | |||||
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As a connoisseur of fine wine, one must appreciate the distinctive art that is Bercher Burkheimer Spatburgunder 2018. This exceptional offering hails from Bercher Burkheimer, a prestigious German estate renowned for its formidable history dating back to 1756. Nestled in the heart of the renowned Kaiserstuhl region in Baden, the estate prides itself on its meticulous winemaking methods that marry tradition with innovation. Bercher Burkheimer Spatburgunder 2018, meticulously crafted from handpicked Pinot Noir grapes, is a remarkable variant of Spatburgunder. Barrels of French oak imbue a subtle, smoky richness whilst preserving the wine's original elegance and fruitiness. The result? A light and delicate Novelle Monde wine with vibrant strawberry and blackberry undertones. Combine this with its charming ruby colour, soft tannins and exquisitely balanced acidity, the Bercher Burkheimer Spatburgunder 2018 truly pleases the sophisticated palate. |
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Niederosterreich | 1 | - | HK$9,245.00 | |||||
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Break open a bottle of the splendid Bernhard Ott Feuersbrunner Rosenberg Gruner Veltliner 2005 and let the aromatic feast unfurl. Crafted in the vineyards of Austria's Wagram region, its heritage is testament to the meticulous care of fourth-generation viticulturist, Bernhard Ott. An expert fusion of traditional and modern winemaking methods, this Gruner Veltliner is a product of organically grown, handpicked grapes, carefully fermented in large, old oak casks. Savour the infectious energy of ripe fruits that perfectly marries with a refreshing minerality, a characteristic nuance of soils rich in loess and schist. An extraordinary longevity coupled with a well-structured acidity makes the Bernhard Ott Feuersbrunner Rosenberg Gruner Veltliner 2005 an unparalleled companion to a variety of seafood delicacies. Sip on this prime vintage to experience elegance and ebullience, masterfully bottled. An intriguing testament to the finesse of Austria's most cultivated grape and a precious treasure in any connoisseur's collection. |
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Porto | 1 | - | HK$3,195.00 | |||||
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Exceptionally crafted in the heart of Douro Valley in Portugal, Berry Bros Rudd Vintage Port 2011 is the epitome of fine winemaking. As Britain's oldest wine and spirit merchant, Berry Bros & Rudd have consistently delivered exquisite wines since 1698. The handpicked grapes are trodden in traditional 'lagares' and matured for 24 months in wooden casks, providing a bespoke sensory experience. This vintage port, from an exceptional year, presents an invigorating bouquet of dark fruits spearheaded by blackberry and cassis. The full-bodied palate is well-balanced, revealing hints of liquorice and spice, culminating in a luscious and lengthy finish. Replete with tannins, Berry Bros Rudd Vintage Port 2011 is set to improve and mellow with age. This is a port of finesse, ready to be appreciated by connoisseurs and collectors alike. Perfectly paired with strong cheeses and nuts, it is a dazzling addition to any fine wine repertoire. |
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Scotland | 1 | - | HK$159,510.00 | |||||
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Blair Athol is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland, tracing its foundation back to 1798 when it was originally set up as the Aldour Distillery, in reference to its water source, the Allt Dour - or Burn of the Otter. Located on the outskirts of the Victorian spa town of Pitlochry in Highland Perthshire, Blair Athol, along with neighbouring Edradour are two of the final vestiges of Perthshire's long lost farm distilleries. In addition to its proud heritage, Blair Athol is also one of the most visually striking distilleries with many of the original buildings as well as an impressive dunnage where the finest casks slumber patiently waiting to be bottled. Only two official bottlings have ever hit the market; the standard, heavily sherried 12 year old and a limited edition 23 which shows the longevity of Blair Athol's spirit. A key component of the Bell's blend of whiskies, Blair Athol is praised for its fruit-driven style with subtle earthy - not smokey - peat influence courtesy of the ancient moorlands over which its water flows. A mellow malt; the quintessential old highland gentleman, Blair Athol has as much of a bright future as it does a storied past. It is only a matter of time before the reputation of this much loved distillery catches up with the ineffable quality of their whisky. |
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Scotland | 1 | - | HK$7,800.00 | |||||
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Madeira | 3 | 18 (JR) | HK$3,950.00 | |||||
Jancis Robinson (18)A carpenter’s workshop, filled with the scent of freshly sawn and planed wood. Sweet tobacco. A distinctly feral, ‘animal’ smell. Dried meadow flowers and hay. Dried orange-peel dust. Something almost lactic. It changes from sip to sip, moment to moment. First dry, then sweet. Bitter, for a second, then turning tender. Jagged edges melt silky smooth from along the slim ribbon of its structure. Demanding and volatile; then tucking charms into your palm. The intensity of the flavours – explosive bitter-sweet oranges, hit-gingered quince, cinnamon and cumin, sour cherries in Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena, decayed-wood dust – is startling, and yet the wine is fine-boned, almost ethereal. William Chester Minor, surgeon, wordsmith, schizophrenic and one of the greatest contributors to the Oxford English Dictionary, was attributed the quote, ‘Listen to the leaves scratch the air. Sometimes it sounds like gunfire. Sometimes like applause.’ I thought of those words when I tasted this wine. Food pairings: spanakopita; cauliflower pakora with spiced onion chutney; welsh rarebit; fried grouse with orange sauce. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 93 (DC) | HK$1,740.00 | |||||
Decanter (93)Smoulders with smoked meat, fennel sausage, smooth dark chocolate and Kahlúa-nuanced blackcurrant, plus sweet, bright, red cherry conserve. Lightly mouth-coating tannins (attractive grip and texture) reinforce the dry, rustic, savoury profile. Sourced predominantly from Boekenhoutskloof’s Porseleinberg and Goldmine farms in Swartland. Syrah and Cinsault are aged in seasoned 2,500-litre French oak foudres and barriques; Grenache in seasoned 600-litre demi-muids and Cabernet Sauvignon (7%) in new French oak barrique. Total production of 2,982 barriques. Satisfying. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 93 (TA) | HK$2,545.00 | |||||
Tim Atkin MW (93)A skilfully blended and packaged wine that manages to shift large volumes at an extremely profitable price, The Chocolate Block is a clever assemblage of mostly Syrah from the Goldmine and Porseleinberg vineyards with 9% Grenache, 8% Cinsault, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Viognier. Fleshy, perfumed and smooth, it has sweet goji berry and summer pudding fruit, velvety tannins, scented cinnamon oak and a fresh, lifted finish. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 93 (VN) | HK$2,600.00 | |||||
Vinous (93)The 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon Franschhoek, matured for 22 months in 80% new French barriques, has a fresh, marine-influenced bouquet that I feel has a little more complexity than the Stellenbosch. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins, lightly spiced with black pepper and bay leaf, and very focused, leading to a bright and quite structured finish. This has more class and nuance than its Stellenbosch counterpart. |
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Coastal Region | 4 | 19+ (MJ) | HK$3,005.00 | |||||
Matthew Jukes (19+)The nose on this outstanding wine reminds me of an elite Cabernet from another part of the world – Frankland River in Western Australia. There is more than a hint of ‘Houghton Jack Mann’ on the perfume and palate of this wine’s sensational 25th-anniversary release. Underpinning the profoundly deep black fruit notes is a sense of earthiness and energy that allows the blackberry and blackcurrant flavours to soar. With 70% new French oak on board, which has been folded away perfectly into the heart of this mighty wine, there is an extra dimension of flavour here thanks to the addition of a soupcon of Cabernet Franc. Only a handful of South African wines manage to capture this noble grape’s true essence while maintaining a compelling sense of stylishness. 2020 CSF does this in spades and it will continue to do so for two decades. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 99 (TA) | HK$2,080.00 | |||||
Tim Atkin MW (99)Boekenhoutskloof has always made impressive, age-worthy Semillons, but Gottfried Mocke has taken the 2020 to another level of complexity. Using grapes from three old parcels, planted in 1902, 1936 and 1942, with the largest component from the legendary La Colline vineyard, this includes 2% Muscat d'Alexandrie and some field blended Semillon Gris. Fermented in two thirds new wood, with the rest seeing concrete eggs and amphoras, it's one of the greatest ever Cape whites. Stony, flinty and layered, with wax, lemongrass and nutmeg flavours and subtle struck match reduction. Wow! |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 18.5+ (MJ) | HK$2,050.00 | |||||
Matthew Jukes (18.5+)Plush and packed with cassis, this is a tremendously flashy wine with deep wells of liqueur-like fruit coupled with strident oak and a lovely bright, dry finish. Yearning to be set free, BCSS is like a prize-fighter itching for the bell so it can launch itself at its opponent. This is an amazing Cabernet and while it has the stuffing to go deep into the later rounds, I love its toned flanks and glistening musculature right now. |
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Coastal Region | 2 | 97 (PG) | HK$2,240.00 | |||||
Platter's South African Wine Guide (97)(Cabernet Sauvignon of the Year) Power & precision combine in stellar 2019. Ripe black cherry fruit with lifted perfume notes (dab of cab franc, as Franschhoek sibling), fine integrated tannins & fresh, lithe appeal. 75% new French oak adds to muscular richness completing a very fine wine. 5 parcels in Helderberg, Polkadraai & Faure. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 18.5 (MJ) | HK$1,950.00 | |||||
Matthew Jukes (18.5)Overall a little larger and more imposing than the Franschhoek cuvée, this Helderberg-sourced Cabernet is a glossy, succulent, more expressive wine than its stablemate, and it is also more forward and approachable. Built with unerring precision, the amazing brightness of fruit and 60% new oak embellishment have resulted in a Super-Tuscan-shaped wine with obvious allure and a more approachable temperament. Having said this, it has more than enough stuffing to last a decade with ease and in terms of value for money this is a small price to pay for a wine of this integrity. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 19+ (MJ) | HK$1,580.00 | |||||
Matthew Jukes (19+)I have never forgotten the 2000 vintage of this wine, which I wrote up in one of my books many moons ago. In the blink of an eye, the perfume on this 2018 vintage took me back to that great wine and while this label has been known to wander off into the forest in certain vintages, it is back with a brooding bang and loaded with Hermitage-like malevolence in 2018. With a melange of both red and black fruit tones and considerable aromatic lift on the nose, this is a Syrah with its feet firmly planted in the earth while its head is in the clouds such is the scale and majesty of its posture. Like the other reds in this vintage, the oak integration is near perfect and this allows the fruit to sing. If there is one wine to drink before the other reds, then this is it, and while it might be a criminal offence to drink this wine so young, I am sure you will break the law for a flavour as enthralling and all-encompassing as this one. |
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Coastal Region | 2 | 97 (TA) | HK$1,725.00 | |||||
Tim Atkin MW (97)The wine that launched the modern Syrah revolution in South Africa, even if it's sourced from two sites in the Swartland these days, rather than Somerset West. Almost indecently perfumed and alluring, this is a very immediate wine that will also reward cellaring. Sweet spices, red berry fruit, fine, savoury tannins and just a hint of oak with energetic acidity. 2023-31 |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 19+ (MJ) | HK$1,655.00 | |||||
Matthew Jukes (19+)With 90% of the fruit coming from Porseleinberg and 10% from Goldmine, both in Swartland, this is a wondrous wine with more detail and finesse than any preceding vintage. Utilising only large foudre, the spice and fruit aromatics are as pure and evocative as I have encountered in a Cape Syrah. While the flavour palette is more deep purple than black-fruited, there is no obvious oak intervention and this allows the fruit to soar. Sanguineous and sappy on the finish, this is a glorious red wine with elemental animal notes interwoven with silky ribbons of beautifully ripe blackcurrant, mulberry and plum flavours. With the same texture and volume of fruit as a Vosne-Romanée, this is a regal creation that distances itself from the meat and muscle often found in sun-loving Syrahs! |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 98 (TA) | HK$3,595.00 | |||||
Tim Atkin MW (98)I’m making this for Syrah fanatics”, says Reenen Borman. Lucky them is all I can say, because this is another stunning release from a brilliant young winemaker. Intense, granitic and spicy, with lovely lavender and garrigue aromas, layers of dark, inky fruit, stylish oak and amazing length. What more do you want from a Syrah? 2020-30 |
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Coastal Region | 1 | - | HK$3,840.00 | |||||
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The benchmark cuvée from the exceptionally talented Reenen Borman, at the helm of this mythical estate since 2010 - this wine is spoken about in hushed tones amongst experts, critics.
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50% whole-bunch fermentation has given the wine monolithic structure, without a single brick out of place. 25% of the wine was raised in 400 litre oak barrels, imparting gentle seasoning and further fine tannins, whilst the remaining 75% was raised in concrete eggs, preserving the fruit's sensational freshness and impossible purity. Naturally, this wine is infantile due to its quality and structure, but already it displays a mesmeric mélange of violets, dried flowers, herbs and spices on the nose. Positively quivering with energy at this stage, the wine’s acidity shoots like Artemis’ arrow across the palate, losing no momentum through the endless finish. It is hard to overstate the juddering quality of Epilogue – Tim Atkin MW said of the 2017 that it was “now established as one of the Cape’s great Syrahs”... It is now one of the world’s greatest wines. |
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Coastal Region | 1 | 92 (TA) | HK$1,185.00 | |||||
Tim Atkin MW (92)Kottabos is all made with grapes from the Polkadraai area and is a southern Rhône-style blend of Grenache and 40% Syrah, benefiting from 60% whole bunches. Easy drinking and engagingly perfumed, with pot pourri and Turkish Delight aromas, candy floss sweetness and nuanced tannins. 2021-25 |
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Immerse yourself in the refined elegance of the Botanica Semillon Mary Delany Collection 2015, a masterstroke of oenological craftsmanship. This sophisticated wine, revered by connoisseurs and critics alike, hails from South Africa's renowned Polkadraai Hills in Stellenbosch. Under the meticulous stewardship of producer Ginny Povall, the precious grapes are cultivated on well-aged vines, capturing the very essence of the unique terroir's character. The wine honours Mary Delany, a British artist revered for her distinct botanical artwork. The wine mirrors her precision and devotion, showcasing impeccable balance, subtle oak notes, and citrus blossom aromas. Excellent structure supports a graceful ageing potential, making it a solid addition to any discerning cellar. The Botanica Semillon Mary Delany Collection 2015 is not only a celebration of an artist’s legacy, but also a testament to the renaissance of Semillon in the winemaking world. |
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Cape South Coast | 4 | 97 (IWSC) | HK$1,800.00 | |||||
IWSC (97)Very classy wine with nicely judged oak that adds vanilla spice to the tropical fruit and toffee apple flavours. Perfectly poised with crisp acidity and an elegant, long finish. |
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Scotland | 1 | - | HK$9,999.00 | |||||
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Scotland | 1 | - | HK$4,333.00 | |||||
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From the verdant shores of Islay, Scotland comes the exquisite Bunnahabhain Islay Single Malt Fighting Fish 23YO 1991. This exceptional malt whisky, the epitome of 23 years of meticulous craftsmanship, stems from the revered Bunnahabhain distillery, renowned for its unwavering commitment to time-honoured whisky producing traditions. This captivating vintage 1991 expression has been delicately crafted using pure spring water from the Ben Rinnes spring, married with choice malted barley and aged beautifully in American oak barrels. Indeed, the Bunnahabhain Islay Single Malt Fighting Fish 23YO 1991 boasts a character as distinct as its heritage; unfolding intricate layers of spicy ginger, dark chocolate, and a tantalising hint of the maritime, sealed with undertones of aromatic wood-smoke. Bountiful in complexity, charm, and richness, it remains remarkably balanced. A wonderful addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike; this Scottish gem is a quintessential testament to the grandeur of Islay malts. |
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Pfalz | 1 | - | HK$4,110.00 | |||||
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The Burklin Wolf Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen Riesling GC Trocken 2014 is the epitome of fine German wine, showcasing the excellence of Riesling from Pfalz. This product of the revered Burklin Wolf winery, a producer renowned for its adherence to biodynamic production principles, is cultivated in the illustrious Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen vineyard. The soils of Hohenmorgen bestow a unique mineral complexity to the wine, skilfully captured in the 2014 vintage. This Riesling carries a dry or 'Trocken' classification, guaranteeing crisp citrus and floral notes with fascinating depth. The 2014 vintage boasts a wonderful ageing potential, allowing for the development of intriguing secondary flavours. From the rigour of 100% organic and biodynamically enhanced viticulture to attentively minimal intervention winemaking, the creation of Burklin Wolf Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen Riesling GC Trocken 2014 is truly nature's artwork. Each sip promises the resounding harmony of sunshine-touched Riesling grapes, the distinctive Pfalz terroir and Burklin Wolf's longstanding expertise. |
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Pfalz | 2 | - | HK$4,870.00 | |||||
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The esteemed 'Burklin Wolf Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen Riesling GC Trocken 2015' is a veritable crescendo of elegance. Produced in the fertile soils of Pfalz, Germany, the venerated Bϋrklin-Wolf estate, managed organically since 2005, is renowned for their exceptional biodynamic Rieslings. Steeped in centuries-old tradition, the Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen, a Grand Cru vineyard, shines brilliantly in this particular vintage. A single-vineyard wine, the grapes are subjected to meticulous hand picking and sorting, ensuring only premium selection. The key to the 'Burklin Wolf Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen Riesling GC Trocken 2015' is in its strict adherence to 'trocken' (dry) style, hinting at its distinct clarity and focus. An extraordinary expression of the Riesling grape, it is finessed by natural fermentations in a combination of stainless steel and large neutral oak. The resultant wine unveils a mesmerising palate of zesty citrus and white blossoms, underpinned by a razor-sharp minerality. An exemplar of balance, purity and precision, this wine is a true testimony to its idyllic terroir. |
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