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Paul Jaboulet Aîne
£145.00 – £300.00
Along with Chapoutier, one of the grand old names of the Rhone, as comfortably at home in the North as in the South. Now owned by the Bordelais, will the wildness of the Rhone yield to the polish of the Médoc? Opinion remains divided, as much to its likelihood as to the benefits of such a move.
Original giclée print on fine art paper.
Size: 30cm x 30cm Edition of 50, signed, numbered and framed by hand in London. £145
Size: 60cm x 60cm Edition of 10, signed, numbered and framed by hand in London. £300
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Coasters – Red Rhone
We designed this mixed set of four Rhone coasters in 2012. Since then they have become a firm favourite. A colorful highlight on any table.
Perfect on their own or combine them with our matching placemats.
Great gifts for wine lovers.
High quality melamine with cork and black baize backing. Made in Britain
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Châteauneuf du Pape, the King of the Southern Rhone. A heady mix of sun and stone, dark blood sweated from baked earth. And the best of them constrained within a tannic corset, a framework to keep such pleasures in (respectable) check.
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Domaine Font de Michelle
Why do I think of modesty? Not in quality; certainly not. Rather modesty in pricing and ego. The wine does the talking here; year in, year out, just balance and digestibility. No bold statements, just gentle persuasion.
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