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Price Drop: Mixed French Selection - Festival of Lights Edition
$555
$270
6PK - $45 / BTL
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This lineup of wines from across France is the best of the best. From Grand Cru Bordeaux, to Burgundy and Champagne, this is the ultimate French wine experience.
6PK - $45 / BTL
PRICE DROP
$555
$270
OFF RRP
Why do we love this case?
This is the best collection of French wine you will find. From north to south to east to west, this is the ultimate tour of premium French winemaking. Featuring bestselling Grand Cru Bordeaux, Burgundy, Chablis, Champagne and Provence, this case has everything you need for a fantastic dinner party or to explore at your own pace. This is a very limited run and will not last long.
1x Château Tour de Yon St Emillon Grand Cru Merlot Blend 2020
Red — Merlot Blend
Bordeaux — France
The stars of the Right-Bank are on show here with 75% Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc complimenting one another to deliver a wine of the utmost composure — elegance, purity and all of that Bordeaux sophistication. It all starts with the old, sandy, gravelly soils where the vineyards are immaculately tended to, ensuring a wine that provides a pure expression of the region and varieties. 16 months of maturation in new oak provides extra layers of complexity with results that rival this Chateau's acclaimed neighbours.
You’d pay $90 full price.
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1x Chateau Galius Saint-Emillon Grand Cru Merlot Blend 2020
Red — Merlot Blend
Bordeaux — France
In mofo history, we have never seen a wine fly out the door quite like this one. No exaggeration, never before has a wine been as loved by the mofo community. This Grand Cru Saint-Emilion is rich and ripe and at a magical point in its life, drinking very, very well. It’s a stunning example of how Bordeaux terroir shines through the merlot grape in all its generosity and finesse, with a touch of cab franc (15%) adding fresh notes to all that fruit. Expect an abundance of plums, vanilla and milk chocolate. Forest floor and herbal undergrowth are hidden softly underneath - sage and oregano, tobacco leaf. Spice ekes in around my edges, with broad, silky tannin riding on a backbone of bright acidity and keen structure. You can rest assured that you are going to be drinking the top-of-the-top of Bordeaux here.
You’d pay $90 full price.
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1x Pierre Naigeon Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Nuits 2020
Red — Pinot Noir
Burgundy — France
All the components of a Burgundian winner, and that's no easy crowd to stand out in. What I love about this wine particularly is the celebration of fruit - so often Burgundy can get bogged down in the 'other' of the terroir: wet earth, barnyard, mushroom. This has got those layers of complexity, but sitting neatly on top of that is bright, exuberant red, blue and even black fruits (by way of dark cherry). Top notch. Full marks. Brilliant booze.
You’d pay $120 full price.
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1x De Saint-Gall Brut Le Sélection Champagne NV
Sparkling — Champagne
Champagne — France
This is classic terroir driven Champagne. There is so much mineral complexity packed into the glass. There's tart apple peel, winter pear, and some puckering citrus at the fore, with broad mid-palate richness. Expressive, powerful, and elegant.
You’d pay $85 full price.
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Tasting Notes
1x Domaine Yvet & Laurent Vocoret Chablis AOC Chardonnay 2022
White — Chardonnay
Burgundy — France
The complexity of Chablis is unmatched not just in chardonnay but amongst the great wines of the world. There is so much to discover here – a wine brimming with intricacies and curiosities. Slatey mineral drive underpins the acid from start to finish. Rich, shapely fruit gives the wine palate weight and breadth, and the scintillating acid sets the mouth alight. A brilliant wine from a relatively unsung hero of the region.
You’d pay $100 full price.
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1x L'Échappée Belle Côtes de Provence Rosé 2022
Rosé
Provence — France
Completely elite. This wine has so much to offer. The fruit complexity alone makes it one of those wine sthat you'll be so busy smelling you forget to take a sip (almost). Terracotta and salmon with tinges of orange, it's a delight just to look at. The freshness and exuberance speaks so pointedly of bright red fruit - the wine is vibrant and lively on the palate. The acid is lifted and driving but never overbearing, and all that freshness is met with juicy, pithy palate weight. Not a drop out of place. No notes: perfect rosé.
You’d pay $70 full price.