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Tarif Particuliers Elue "BEST OF FRANKREICH 2013, 2016 ET 2017" pour l'importation des meilleurs vins Français en Suisse La Chaux-de-Fonds, Octobre 2017 TARIF PARTICULIERS Table des matières: VALLEE-DU-RHONE NORD Pages 2 - 5 VALLEE-DU-RHONE SUD Pages 5 - 8 SUD-OUEST LANGUEDOC - ROUSSILLON Pages 8 - 11 VALLEE DE LA LOIRE Pages 11 - 13 BOURGOGNE Pages 13 - 15 BEAUJOLAIS Page 16 JURA Français Page 16 BORDEAUX, Exclusivités pour la Suisse Pages 16 - 18 BORDEAUX (Millésimes 1887 à 2016) Pages 18 - 37 SUISSE Pages 38 - 39 PORTO, MALAGA Page 39 HONGRIE Page 39 CHAMPAGNE Page 40 LIVRES ANCIENS Page 41 ACTIVITES DIVERSES Page 42 CONDITIONS DE VENTE Page 42 DEGUSTATIONS Page 43 HORAIRES DES MAGASINS Page 43 BULLETIN DE COMMANDE Page 44 VALLEE DU RHONE NORD Octobre 2017 COTE ROTIE AOC Yves LAFOY, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Ampuis Côte Rôtie Cuvée "RG" 2005 MO 75 cl 68.00 Jean-Michel GERIN, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Ampuis Côte Rôtie « Champin le Seigneur » 2015 MO 75 cl 57.00 Côte Rôtie « Champin le Seigneur » 2014 MO 75 cl 52.00 Côte Rôtie « Champin le Seigneur » 2015 MO 150 cl 126.00 Côte Rôtie « Champin le Seigneur » 2014 MO 150 cl 116.00 Côte Rôtie « La Viallière» 2015 MO 75 cl 76.00 Côte Rôtie « La Viallière» 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 69.00 Côte Rôtie « La Viallière» 2015 MO 150 cl 165.00 Côte Rôtie « La Viallière» 2014/2013/2011 MO 150 cl 156.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2015 MO 75 cl 138.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2014/2013/2012 MO 75 cl 120.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2010/2009/2007 MO 75 cl 125.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2006/2004 MO 75 cl 125.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2005 MO 75 cl 149.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2015 MO 75 cl 235.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2014/2013/2012 MO 75 cl 225.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2011 MO 75 cl 245.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2010/2009 MO 75 cl 225.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2005 MO 75 cl 225.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 2007/2006 MO 75 cl 210.00 Yves CUILLERON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavanay Côte Rôtie « Bassenon » 2007 MO 37.5 cl 40.00 Côte Rôtie « Bassenon » 2005 MO 37.5 cl 41.00 Côte Rôtie « Terres Sombres » 2008/2002 MO 75 cl 92.00 Côte Rôtie « Terres Sombres » 2007/2004 MO 75 cl 98.00 Gilbert et Brigitte CLUSEL-ROCH, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Verenay-Ampuis Côte Rôtie 2005 MO 75 cl 67.00 Côte Rôtie 2005 MO 37.5 cl 36.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2005 MO 75 cl 139.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2004 MO 75 cl 110.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2003 MO 75 cl 125.00 Côte Rôtie « Les Grandes Places » 2001 MO 150 cl 189.00 Didier CHOL, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavanay Côte Blonde « Domaine de Boisseyt » 1998/1999 MO 75 cl 62.00 Marcel GUIGAL, Propriétaire-négociant à Ampuis Côte Blonde « La Mouline » 1984 MO 75 cl 410.00 Côte Rôtie « La Landonne » 1984 MO 75 cl 395.00 Albert DERVIEUX, Propriétaire à Ampuis Côte Rôtie « La Viallière » 1975 MO 75cl 128.00 2 Octobre 2017 AUDIBERT et DELAS, Propriétaires-négociants à Tournon Côte Rôtie 1894 MO 75 cl 1340.00 VIN DE PAYS DES COLLINES RHODANIENNES DOMAINE DES VINS DE VIENNE, Propriétaires Yves Cuilleron, P.Gaillard, F.Villard Cuvée HELUICUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah jeunes vignes) 2015/2014 MO 75 cl 26.50 Cuvée TABURNUM Coteaux de Seyssuel Blanc (viognier) 2015 MO 75 cl 52.00 Cuvée TABURNUM Coteaux de Seyssuel Blanc (viognier) 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 52.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2015 MO 75 cl 52.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 52.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2012/2011 MO 75 cl 52.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2010 MO 75 cl 54.50 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2015 MO 150 cl 120.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2014/2013 MO 150 cl 110.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2012/2011 MO 150 cl 110.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel (Syrah) 2010 MO 150 cl 115.00 ► GRANDS FORMATS réalisés uniquement et exclusivement pour la Suisse! (Extrême Rareté!) ◄ Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2015** MO 300 cl 298.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2014** MO 300 cl 295.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2013/2012/2011**MO 300 cl 280.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2012/2011**MO 600 cl 690.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2012/2011**MO 900 cl 1000.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2012/2011**MO 1200 cl 1400.00 Cuvée SOTANUM Coteaux de Seyssuel 2011** MO 1500 cl 2400.00 ** Chaque exemplaire est en Caisse Bois estampillée et muni d'un certificat numéroté du Domaine Prix Souscription: Prix hors TVA selon conditions et offre sur demande SAINT-JOSEPH AOC Louis CHEZE, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Limony-Condrieu Saint-Joseph rouge « Cuvée Anges » 2013 MO 75 cl 39.80 Saint-Joseph rouge « Cuvée Ro-Rée » 2014 MO 75 cl 23.50 Saint-Joseph rouge « Cuvée Ro-Rée » 2014 MO 37.5 cl 15.00 Saint-Joseph BLANC « Cuvée Ro-Rée » 2013 MO 75 cl 33.50 Saint-Joseph BLANC « Cuvée Ro-Rée » 2011 MO 37.5 cl 19.00 Saint-Joseph BLANC « Cuvée Ro-Rée » 2014 MO 75 cl 29.00 Yves CUILLERON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavanay V.d.P. « Passerillage » (pure roussanne) 1997 MO 37.5 cl 58.50 CONDRIEU AOC Yves CUILLERON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavanay-Condrieu 3 Octobre 2017 Condrieu « Les Chaillets » vieilles vignes 2008 MO 37.5 cl 43.00 Condrieu « Les Chaillets » vieilles vignes 2009 MO 75 cl 81.00 Condrieu « Vertige » 18 mois élev.en fût 2008/2007/2004MO 75 cl 125.00 Condrieu « Les Ayguets » vendanges tardives 2004/2002 MO 50 cl 79.00 Condrieu « Les Ayguets » vendanges tardives 2001/2000 MO 50 cl 79.00 Condrieu « Les Ayguets » vendanges tardives 1997 MO 50 cl 79.00 Condrieu « Les Ayguets » vendanges tardives 2006 MO 50 cl 97.00 Jean-Michel GERIN, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Ampuis Condrieu « Coteau de La Loye » 2016 MO 75 cl 52.00 Condrieu « Coteau de La Loye » 2015/2014 MO 75 cl 47.00 Louis CHEZE, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Limony-Condrieu Viognier « Vin de Paille » 1997 MO 37.5 cl 69.80 HERMITAGE AOC DOMAINE DES REMIZIERES Cave DESMEURE, Propriétaire à Mercurol Hermitage rouge « Cuvée Emilie » 2009 MO 150 cl 139.00 Hermitage blanc « Cuvée Emilie » 2009 MO 75 cl 58.00 Paul JABOULET AINE, Négociant-propriétaire de « La Chapelle » Hermitage rouge « La Chapelle » 1937 MO 75 cl 3800.00 Max CHAPOUTIER, Négociant-propriétaire à Tain-l’Hermitage Hermitage blanc "Chante-Alouette" 1947 MO 75 cl 330.00 Hermitage blanc « Vin de Paille » 1990 MO 37.5 cl 178.00 Hermitage rouge "Monier de la Sizeranne" 1961 MO 75 cl 550.00 DELAS Frères, Négociants-propriétaires à Tournon Hermitage rouge 1952 MO 75 cl 325.00 Hermitage blanc 1952 MO 75 cl 330.00 Cuvée Marquis de la Tourrette Rouge 1904 MO 75 cl 890.00 Hermitage « Vin de Paille » Blanc 1870 MO 75 cl 3370.00 Hermitage blanc "Marquis de la Tourrette" 1864 MO 75 cl 2300.00 CORNAS AOC Vincent PARIS, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Cornas Cornas «Granit 30» 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 31.50 Cornas «Granit 30» 2011/2012 MO 75 cl 34.00 Cornas «Granit 60» 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 43.50 Cornas «Granit 60» 2011/2012 MO 75 cl 46.00 Cornas «La Geynale» 2014/2013/2012 MO 75 cl 59.50 Yves CUILLERON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavanay-Condrieu Cornas «Les Vires» 2008 MO 75 cl 94.00 4 Octobre 2017 CROZES-HERMITAGE AOC Etienne POCHON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Tain-l’Hermitage Domaine Pochon Rouge 2015 MO 37.5 cl 11.80 Domaine Pochon Rouge 2015 MO 75 cl 18.60 Domaine Pochon Rouge 2014 MO 150 cl 42.50 Domaine Pochon Blanc 2015 MO 75 cl 18.30 Château Curson Rouge 2011 MO 75 cl 27.50 Château Curson Rouge 2012 MO 150 cl 60.00 VIN DE PAYS DES COLLINES RHODANIENNES Christine POCHON, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Chavannes Les Egrèves BIO 2013 MO 75 cl 10.60 VALLEE DU RHONE SUD CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE AOC Bruno LE ROY, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Châteauneuf-du-Pape Château Fortia Blanc 2013 MO 75 cl 29.50 Château Fortia Rouge Tradition 2012 MO 75 cl 31.00 Château Fortia Rouge Cuvée du Baron 2013 MO 75 cl 33.50 GIGONDAS AOC Gilles et Thierry FARAVEL, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Gigondas DOMAINE LA BOUÏSSIERE Gigondas rouge 2015/2014 MO 75 cl 29.80 Gigondas rouge 2014 MO 150 cl 65.00 Gigondas « La Font de Tonin » rouge 2014 MO 75 cl 46.00 VACQUEYRAS AOC Jean BARNIER, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Sarrians DOMAINE FONTAINE DU CLOS Vacqueyras Les Reflets de l'âme 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 19.80 Gilles et Thierry FARAVEL, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Gigondas DOMAINE LA BOUÏSSIERE Vacqueyras 2014 MO 75 cl 26.50 Eric BOULETIN, Propriétaire-viticulteur à Vacqueyras DOMAINE ROUCAS TOUMBA Vacqueyras «Les Prémices» Blanc 2015/2014 MO 75 cl 28.80 Vacqueyras «Les Restanques de Cabassole» Rouge 2014 MO 75 cl 31.00 Pichot Roucas VdP de Méditerranée Rouge 2016/2015 MO 75 cl 12.30 BEAUMES-DE-VENISE AOC Gilles et Thierry FARAVEL, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Gigondas DOMAINE LA BOUÏSSIERE 5 Octobre 2017 Beaumes-de-Venise rouge (1ère récolte en 2012!) 2014 MO 75 cl 22.00 VIN DE France Gilles et Thierry FARAVEL, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Gigondas DOMAINE LA BOUÏSSIERE Les Amis de la Bouïssière (Grenache, syrah, merlot) 2016 MO 75 cl 13.20 TAVEL AOC François DAUVERGNE et Jean-François RANVIER, Propriétaires à Tavel Tavel Domaine des Muretins (Rosé) 2014 MO 75 cl 17.70 CAIRANNE « VILLAGES » AOC Frédéric et François ALARY, Propriétaires-viticulteurs à Cairanne DOMAINE DE L'ORATOIRE SAINT-MARTIN « Réserve des Seigneurs » Blanc BIO 2016 MO 75 cl 17.80 « Réserve des Seigneurs » Rouge BIO 2015/2014 MO 75 cl 21.00 « Réserve des Seigneurs » Rouge BIO 2015 MO 37.5 cl 12.50 « Les Douyes » Rouge BIO 2014 MO 75 cl 26.50 « Haut Coustias » Rouge BIO 2014/2013 MO 75 cl 28.50 « Haut Coustias » Blanc BIO 2014 MO 75 cl 26.00 RASTEAU AOC Jérôme BRESSY, Propriétaire-viticulteur
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