- Andre Jaquart
- Ao Yun
- Ayala
- Barons de Rothschild
- Billecart-Salmon
- Bollinger
- Bruno Paillard
- Catena
- Cedric Bouchard
- Charles Heidsieck
- Chateau Pichon-Longueville Comtesse de Lalande
- Cos d'Estournel
- Delamotte
- Deutz
- Dhondt Grellet
- Dom Perignon
- Dom Ruinart
- Domaines Ott
- Drappier
- Eric Rodez
- Fleur De Miraval
- Gosset
- Gusbourne
- Hambledon Vineyard
- Henri Giraud
- Jacques Selosse
- Jacquesson
- Krug
- La Rioja Alta
- Lanson
- Laurent-Perrier
- Leclerc Briant
- Louis Jadot
- Louis Roederer
- Marchesi Antinori
- Miniere
- Moet & Chandon
- Nicolas Maillart
- Nyetimber
- Palmer & Co
- Penet-Chardonnet
- Perrier-Jouet
- Philipponnat
- Pierre Gimonnet et Fils
- Piper-Heidsieck
- Pol Roger
- Pommery
- Rare
- Rathfinny
- Ruinart
- Salon
- Sena
- Taittinger
- Taylors
- Ulysse Collin
- Vazart-Coquart
- Veuve Clicquot
- Wiston Estate
- Yann Alexandre
Aged for 3 years, exceptional clarity of fruits, will age well. 
Latest Blanc de Blancs from Nyetimber 
Aged for 6 years, a Blanc de Blancs from Cote des Blancs 
Pure Chardonnay from a great vintage 
From the superb 2013 vintage 
A warm year with bundles of ripe fruit and class 
A cool year that reveals superb Pinot Noir, 
Low yield vintage but set to be one of the best. 
2013's on a par with the wonderfully strong 2012 vintage 
Nyetimber's second single vineyard, impressively complex. 
Strong Chardonnay year in 2013 a great Blanc de Blancs Stunning New Vintage 
An expressive and rich Chardonnay blend.
Latest Blanc de Blancs from Nyetimber 
Aged for 5 years, exceptional clarity of fruits, will age well.
Low yield vintage but set to be one of the best.
A warm year with bundles of ripe fruit and class 
Red with lovely density and concentration & firm and focused style. 
Champagne aged 60m under the sea for 12 months!
The 2013 are a great follow on the 2012's and of similar high quality New Vintage Release 
Created from 100% bio-dynamically farmed grapes. 
China's first fine wine grown 2.6km high in the Himalayas. 
China's first fine wine grown 2.6km high in the Himalayas. |
