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Les vins blancs 75cl Val de Loire Touraine Montlouis sur Loire AOC « Les Choisilles » F. Chidaine 2017 82.00 Montlouis sur Loire AOC « Les Tuffeaux » F. Chidaine 2017 76.00 Montlouis sur Loire AOC « Le rocher des violettes » X. Weiskoff 2017 48.00 Montlouis sur Loire AOC « Cuvée Marianne » D. Moyer 2018 35.00 Montlouis sur Loire AOC « Cuvée Edmond » D. Moyer 2017 34.00 Vouvray Brut AOC V. Chevreau 34.00 Vouvray Brut AOC Château Gaudrelle A. Monmousseau 2016 38.00 Vouvray sec AOC V. Carême 2018 42.00 Vouvray sec AOC « Les Guès d’Amand » A. Monmousseau 2017 38.00 Vouvray sec tendre AOC « Clos le Vigneau » A. Monmousseau 2018 39.00 Vouvray sec AOC Domaine de la fontainerie C. Dhoye-Déruet 2011 34.00 Vouvray sec AOC « Abbaye de Marmoutier » V. Chevreau 2018 36.00 Vouvray AOC « Les Pentes de la Folie » S. Brunet 2017 54.00 Romorantin VDF Domaine de Veilloux M. Quenioux 2016 44.00 Cheverny AOC Domaine de Veilloux M. Quenioux 2017 28.00 Touraine-Oisly AOC « Justine » V. et B. Barbou 2017 42.00 Touraine-Sauvignon AOC Domaine de la Charmoise H. Marionnet 2017 28.00 Chinon AOC « Le saut au Loup » E. Santier 2017 32.00 Chinon AOC « Cuvée blanche » C. Pain 2018 32.00 Les vignobles du Centre Quincy AOC « Au cœur de la France » H. Mardon 2018 32.00 Reuilly AOC L.Tabordet 2018 34.00 Menetou-Salon AOC Classique I. et P. Clément 2018 34.00 Pouilly-Fumé AOC Domaine des Mariniers J. Mellot 2018 48.00 Pouilly-Fumé AOC « Baron de L » M. de la Ladoucette 2014 124.00 Pouilly-Fumé AOC « Pur-Sang » D. Dagueneau 2015 240.00 Sancerre AOC « Grande réserve » H. Bourgeois 2019 52.00 Sancerre AOC « Le chemin de Marloup » J.P. Picard 2018 36.00 Saint Pourçain AOC « Instant T » E et V Nesson 2018 36.00 Anjou-Saumur Savennières AOC « Les Gênets » D. Laureau 2015 72.00 Saumur AOC Domaine Guiberteau R. Guiberteau 2018 45.00 Saumur AOC « Brézé » Dom du Clos Rougeard 2008 360.00 Saumur AOC « Brézé » Dom du Clos Rougeard 2009 380.00 Coteaux du layon AOC Domaine du petit val D. Goizil 2018 32.00 Malvoisie AOC A et V. Dupuy 2015 44.00 Bonnezeaux AOC Domaine du petit val D. Goizil 2016 58.00 1 Les vins blancs 75cl Bordeaux Bordeaux Blancs Domaine de Chevalier AOC « Pessac-Léognan » 2015 182.00 Château Carbonnieux AOC « Pessac-Léognan » 2014 98.00 Château La Grande Métairie AOC « Entre-deux-Mer » 2016 38.00 Château Coutet sec AOC 1997 49.00 Sauternes Blancs Château d’Yquem AOC « 1er Cru Supérieur Classé » 1994 365.00 Château d’Yquem AOC « 1er Cru Supérieur Classé » 2002 370.00 Château d’Yquem AOC « 1er Cru Supérieur Classé » 2005 520.00 Château d’Yquem AOC « 1er Cru Supérieur Classé » 1985 320.00 Château d’Yquem AOC « 1er Cru Supérieur Classé » 1987 360.00 Château Haut-Bergeron AOC 2009 84.00 Chartreuse de Coutet AOC 1995 92.00 Languedoc-Roussillon Faugères AOP « Mas d’Alezon » C. Roque 2017 54.00 Limoux AOC « La coume-lumet » 2015 48.00 Vignoble du Sud-Ouest Gaillac AOC « L’enclos des braves » C et N Lebrun 2017 34.00 Gaillac AOC « Pierres Blanches » D. Bonnet 2018 36.00 Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh Sec AOC « Les Jardins Philosophiques » Château Bouscassé 2015 34.00 Irouléguy AOC Domaine Ilarria 2016 52.00 Vignoble de Provence Croix Rousse IGP var C. Durdilly 2016 54.00 2 Les vins blancs 75cl Bourgogne Bourgogne Blanc Bourgogne Blanc AOC M. Colin 2016 66.00 Bourgogne Aligoté AOC Domaine Faiveley 2017 48.00 Vignobles de l’Auxerrois Chablis 1er cru AOC « Vaillons » V. Dauvissat 2016 178.00 Chablis AOC V. Dauvissat 2012 118.00 Chablis AOC « Croix aux Moines » I. et D. Pommier 2017 59.00 Petit Chablis AOC I. et D. Pommier 2017 44.00 Côte de Beaune Puligny-Montrachet AOC « Les Trézin » M. Colin 2018 115.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1ercru AOC« Chenevottes » M. Colin 2017 145.00 St Aubin 1er cru AOC « En Remilly » M. Colin 2017 115.00 St Aubin 1er cru AOC « La Chatenière » M. Colin 2015 118.00 St Aubin 1er cru AOC « En Créots » M. Colin 2015 122.00 Saint-Romain AOC A. Gras 2018 68.00 Chorey-Les-Beaune AOC G. Roy 2017 56.00 Meursault AOC « Santenot » Marquis D’Angerville 2016 229.00 Meursault AOC Domaine Bouchard 2017 84.00 Meursault AOC « Les Tillet » A. Gras 2018 118.00 Meursault AOC F. Mikulski 2018 135.00 Meursault 1er Cru AOC « Genévrières » M. Colin 2001 142.00 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru AOC Domaine Guyon 2015 260.00 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru AOC Bonneau du Martray 2007 340.00 Côte chalonnaise Givry 1er cru AOC « Petit Marole » F. Lumpp 2016 98.00 Rully 1er cru AOC « Grésigny » P. et M. Jacqueson 2018 62.00 Montagny AOC Domaine Faiveley 2017 54.00 Mâconnais Pouilly-Fuissé AOC « Alliance Vieilles Vignes » D. et J. Barraud 2016 72.00 Mâcon-Fuissé AOC Domaine Ferret 2018 48.00 Mâcon-Lugny AOC « Saint-Pierre » Domaine Bouchard 2018 44.00 3 Les vins blancs 75cl Vallée du Rhône Vallée du Rhône septentrionale Châteauneuf-du-pape AOC Domaine St Préfert 2018 110.00 Condrieu AOC « Pagus Luminis » L. Cheze 2017 98.00 Saint-Joseph AOC « Ro-Rée » L. Cheze 2017 64.00 Crozes-Hermitage AOC E. Guigal 2017 58.00 Côte du Rhône AOC Domaine Jamet 2016 68.00 Alsace Riesling AOC Domaine Trapet 2015 46.00 Riesling AOC « Hospices » Domaine Neumeyer 2018 38.00 Sylvaner AOC « Generations » Domaine Neumeyer 2017 39.00 Jura Arois AOC « Savagnin » J. Tissot 2015 69.00 Château-Chalon AOC Domaine Jean Macle 2011 148.00 Vin jaune AOC « Savagnin » Domaine Noirot 2003 124.00 Les vins rosés Côtes de Provence AOP Domaine de L’Allamande Famille Quiroga 2019 42.00 4 Les vins rouges 75cl Val de Loire Touraine Chinon AOC « Domaine » Ch. Pain 2019 28.00 Chinon AOC « Haute Borne » Ch. Pain 2017 32.00 Chinon AOC « Château de Naie » Ch. Pain 2015 36.00 Chinon AOC « Tradition » P. Alliet 2017 44.00 Chinon AOC « Côteau de Noiré » P. Alliet 2015 82.00 Chinon AOC « Elégance » J.M Manceau 2017 38.00 Chinon AOC « Francs de Pieds » Château de Coulaine 2015 72.00 Chinon AOC « Clos du Saut au Loup » E. Santier 2018 30.00 Bourgueil AOC « Bretêche » Famille Caslot 2014 44.00 Bourgueil AOC « Cote 50 » Y. Amirault 2018 34.00 Bourgueil AOC « Le Haut de la Butte » J et J.F Blot 2018 46.00 Bourgueil AOC « Domaine du Grand Clos » Audebert & fils 2015 37.00 Bourgueil AOC « Domaine du Grand Clos » Audebert & fils 2009 48.00 St Nicolas de Bourgueil AOC « Le Vau Jaumier » G. Vallée 2017 38.00 St Nicolas de Bourgueil AOC « L’envolée » G. Vallée 2016 42.00 St Nicolas de Bourgueil AOC « Evènement » A. et F. Jamet 2014 38.00 Touraine "Gamay" AOC « Première vendange » H. Marionnet 2018 29.00 Touraine "Côt, cabernet" AOC Domaine des Corbières V. et B. Barbou 2016 29.00 Les vignobles du Centre Sancerre AOC « Vincengétorix » V. Gaudry 2017 44.00 Sancerre AOC J.P. Picard 2016 36.00 Menetou-Salon AOC « Classique » I. et P. Clément 2018 34.00 Anjou-Saumur Saumur-Champigny AOC « Château de Targé » Mr Pisani-Ferry 2017 33.00 Saumur-Champigny AOC Château Yvonne 2018 58.00 Saumur-Champigny AOC « Le Beaumeray » Château Yvonne 2015 122.00 Saumur-Champigny AOC « Le Bourg » Dom du Clos Rougeard 2008 520.00 5 Les vins rouges 75cl Bordeaux Saint Estèphe Château Cos d’Estournel AOC « 2eme Grand Cru classé » 1989 210.00 Château Cos d’Estournel AOC « 2eme Grand Cru classé » 1996 230.00 Château Cos d’Estournel AOC « 2eme Grand Cru classé » 2010 380.00 Château Haut-Marbuzet AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 2016 98.00 Château Haut-Marbuzet AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 1998 128.00 Chambert-Marbuzet AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 2012 69.00 Mac Carthy AOC 2017 58.00 Pauillac Château Lafite-Rothschild AOC « 1er Grand Cru classé » 1999 780.00 Château Mouton-Rothschild AOC « 1er Grand Cru classé » 1985 460.00 Château Mouton-Rothschild AOC « 1er Grand Cru classé » 2007 640.00 Château Mouton-Rothschild AOC « 1er Grand Cru classé » 2010 770.00 Château Latour AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé » 2004 490.00 Les Forts de Latour AOC 2007 310.00 Château Pontet-Canet AOC « 5eme Grand Cru classé » 2016 220.00 La Fleur Peyrabon AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 2014 86.00 Saint Julien Château Léoville Poyferré AOC « 2ème Grand Cru classé » 2010 234.00 Château Léoville Barton AOC « 2ème Grand Cru Classé » 2008 140.00 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou AOC « 2ème Grand Cru classé » 2002 140.00 Château Beychevelle AOC « 4ème Grand Cru Classé » 2004 178.00 Château du Glana AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 2000 74.00 Haut-Médoc Château Sociando-Mallet AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 1999 98.00 Château Sociando-Mallet AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 2000 104.00 Château Sociando-Mallet AOC « Cru Bourgeois » 2001 96.00 Moulis-En-Médoc Châteaux Maucaillou AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 1996 68.00 Châteaux Maucaillou AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 2005 92.00 Châteaux Maucaillou AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 2007 82.00 Châteaux Maucaillou AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 2012 78.00 Château Chasse-Spleen AOC « Cru Bourgeois Supérieur » 2014 95.00 6 Les vins rouges 75cl Fronsac Château Haut-Lariveau AOC 2009 76.00 Montagne Saint-Emilion Château Franc Baudron AOC « Cuvée Lamayne » Géré et Berrouet 2016 48.00 Graves Pessac-Léognan Château Haut Brion AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé » 2000 845.00 Château Haut Brion AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé » 2003 475.00 Château Haut Brion AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé » 2004 425.00 Domaine de Chevalier AOC « 4eme Grand Cru classé » 2015 185.00 Domaine de Chevalier AOC « 4eme Grand Cru classé » 2008 140.00 Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion AOC 2014 240.00 Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion AOC 2015 220.00 Château Carbonnieux AOC « Cru Classé de Graves » 2016 89.00 Saint-Emilion Château Angélus AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé A » 2004 345.00 Château Cheval Blanc AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé A » 1989 545.00 Château Cheval Blanc AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé A » 1996 570.00 Château Cheval Blanc AOC « 1er Grand Cru Classé A » 1999 585.00 Château Canon La Gaffelière
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    PAR ALAIN DUTOURNIER www.cavesdemarly.fr les 1500 références et préférences d’Alain Dutournier Depuis 37 ans à la tête des Caves Marly, le chef Alain Dutournier est un dégustateur reconnu, avec la réputation d’un découvreur de vignerons de talent (meilleur sommelier restaurateur Paris Ile de France en 1976 – membre de multiples jurys de dégustation - a rejoint l’Académie du Vin de France en 2004). En bon hédoniste et pour le plaisir de ses clients, il sélectionne ses références et ses préférences tant pour les cartes des vins de ses restaurants : le Carré des Feuillants, Au Trou Gascon et Bistrot Buci Mazarine que pour les amateurs fidèles aux Caves Marly. Les cavistes experts es-vino, Morgan Coantiec, Philippe Mutrel et Moran Bourcier vous conseillent dans le choix de vins rares et méconnus et vous proposent une gamme très étendue d’appellations réputées, vins confidentiels de grands vinificateurs, vins de Champagne des meilleurs vignerons, les réussites des pionniers du bio, nectars de terroirs oubliés, appellations de caractère, flacons de tradition et eaux de vie légendaires. Ils sont à votre écoute et sauront vous donner un avis judicieux d’harmonisation entre mets et vins, vous proposer des suggestions de coffrets cadeaux sur mesure, concevoir une cave personnalisée en fonction d’un budget défini, approvisionner un armagnac de votre année de naissance et dénicher un vieux millésime conservé dans nos caves. Certains samedis ou lors des promotions, ils organisent des dégustations à thème en présence de personnalités attachantes de nos vignobles (envoi du programme sur votre boite mail à la demande). Sur demande, nous pouvons proposer le gardiennage de vieillissement dans les conditions idéales (3km de galeries souterraines, 10 000 m2 – 10 degrés constants).
  • Johann Michel Cornas Domaine Johann Michel France - Rhone Valley - Cornas AOC

    Johann Michel Cornas Domaine Johann Michel France - Rhone Valley - Cornas AOC

    Johann Michel Cornas Domaine Johann Michel France - Rhone Valley - Cornas AOC This Cornas is a blend from 2 different vineyard sites: - 60% of the final blend is from vineyards located on a hillside (16 year old vines on the "coteau"), planted on sandy soils, decomposed granite and some rocks, giving the structure, spiciness and licorice flavors to the blend. - the other 40% of the final blend comes from the bottom of the slope (40 years old vines on the "pied de coteau"), planted on sandy soils, bringing acidity and balance to the wine. Expressive, deep, rich, silky and juicy. Well structured and round, it displays red fruit, leather, black cherry, liquorice and black berry aromas. Specifications Appellation Cornas AOC Wine Type Red Varietals 100% Syrah Age of Vines 16-40 years Certifications Soil type sandy with decomposed granite & rock Vinification Manual harvest. 100% destemming, 3 weeks tank fermentation, daily remontage and pigeage. Malolactic fermentation in oak and aging on the lees for 12-18 months (2-4 year old barrels). Codes, Weights and Measures UPC 7 84585 01275 6 7 84585 02022 5 Units/Case 12 6 Unit Size 750 mL 1500 mL Container bottle bottle SCC 1 07 84585 01275 3 1 07 84585 02022 2 Case Weight 39 35 Cases/Pallet 35 Layers/Pallet 5 ABV 14.50% 14.50% SRP $ 72.99 USD $ 123.99 USD 750mL Bottle 1500mL Bottle Reviews and News 2021.09.28 - Kysela Pere et Fils, LTD. - www.kysela.com Page 1 2018 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 94 PTS - JD 2017 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 94 PTS - WE 2017 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 93+ PTS - JD 2017 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 90 PTS - W&S 2016 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 95 PTS - JD 2016 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 92 PTS - WE 2015 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 94 PTS - WE 2015 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 92-94 PTS - WA 2015 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 92 PTS - VINOUS 2014 Domaine Johann Michel Cornas - 93 PTS - WS 2021.09.28 - Kysela Pere et Fils, LTD.
  • Rhône 2016 En Primeur Offer

    Rhône 2016 En Primeur Offer

    Rhône 2016 En Primeur Offer “I've now tasted 15 vintages in the region's cellars, and 2016 is hands down the best young vintage I have seen. I'm not alone in this thought, either.” James Molesworth, Wine Spectator “One of the most exciting Southern Rhône vintages of my lifetime.” Joe Czerwinski, RobertParker.com “It's the best vintage of my life.” Philippe Cambie, Southern Rhône winemaking consultant “This is one of the best vintages of the past few decades. Do not miss it.” Matt Walls, Decanter Magazine “It appears that the early hype is justified. These are wines that combine immense power (and sometimes alcohol levels) with elegance, perhaps most similar to the reds from 2010 or 1990. I didn’t do extensive tastings of them, because most of the wines haven’t been blended yet, but it will be a vintage to buy and cellar. ” Joe Czerwinski, RobertParker.com “Quality is incredibly high across all the regions. In fact, the biggest surprise was the consistency of the vintage, which is even more homogenous than 2015. This is truly an extraordinary vintage.” Jeb Dunnuck, JebDunnuck.com Contents Rhône 2016 Vintage Report 2 Rhône 2016 Table of Availability 3 Domaine Montirius 5 Domaine Martin 6 Cuvée du Vatican/Château Sixtine 7 Domaine de la Charbonnière 8 Château de Beaucastel/Famille Perrin 9 Domaine Roger Sabon 11 Clos des Papes 12 Domaine Saint Préfert 13 Michel Chapoutier 15 Ferraton Père et Fils 18 Stéphane Robert/Domaine du Tunnel 21 Domaine Yann Chave 23 E. Guigal 24 Stéphane Ogier 25 Domaine Rostaing 27 Domaine Vincent Paris 28 Mixed Cases 29 Terms & Conditions 30 Prices are quoted ‘in bond’ and are exclusive of duty, VAT and delivery, which is expected through the course of 2018 and early 2019.