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Jeroboams onIt used to be said, about the British wine lover in particular, that one drank wines purchased by one’s father and bought wines to be consumed by one’s children. Bordeaux was the apogee of the …
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Jeroboams onOur team is the heart of Jeroboams, and particularly so in the case of our shops. Get to know our King’s Road Manager, Clarence Tan, and some of his favourite bottles… I am a polyglot …
Continue readingBordeaux 2023 Vintage Report
Martin Tickle on“Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.” Warren Buffett Bordeaux’s 2023 vintage will arrive on the market during economic and social uncertainty. It follows the 2022 vintage that …
Continue readingTasting Bordeaux 2023: Day Four
Luke Cianfarani on“The best wines are compelling, regal and beautiful. With a drinkability that will bring endless pleasure.” We took to the road for one final time, and although the cancellation of the looming air traffic strike …
Continue readingTasting Bordeaux 2023: Day Three
Alanna Baldwin on“This is a reference year, a timeless year; 2023 is a kind of wine which could not be made anywhere else, as it could only be Bordeaux.” Alexandre Thienpont, Vieux Château Certan Today we set …
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Henry Chambers onTasting at Château Margaux “All the talk has been of a very quick campaign and pricing that should get customers very excited indeed.” Our first day was about getting the overview. Today we have focused …
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Xavier Hornblow on“Our impressions were positive for 2023, sometimes extremely so.” Our first day of Bordeaux en primeur was dominated by big tastings where we could get an overview of the 2023 vintage: reds from both banks, …
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Alexander Turnbull on“Nebbiolo might be the noble grape of the Langhe, but Freisa is the naughty one” There’s no reason you would have heard of this disease, just like no one in the 19th century had heard …
Continue readingWhy sweet wines are the perfect partners for cheese
Jeroboams onWhen it comes to pairing cheese and wines, there remains a common perception – some would say misconception – that the ideal partner for your comté or stilton is a good, hearty red. It’s entirely …
Continue readingJeroboams Festa Piemontese 2024!
Zoe Phillips onOn Wednesday 6th March 2024, we held our annual Festa Piemontese, when growers from the beautiful region of Piedmont descended on The Stables in Covent Garden. It was incredibly well attended and tickets were sold …
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Alexander Turnbull onGet to know the single vineyards of Barolo, some of our favourite wines from them, and understand how Piedmont mirrors the classifications of Burgundy… Bussia, Monforte d’Alba Bussia is one of the largest single vineyards …
Continue readingPiedmont Vintage Report: Barolo 2020 and Barbaresco 2021
Maggie Macpherson onPiedmont has had a triology of excellent vintages in 2019, 2020 and 2021. Our Group Buyer, Maggie Macpherson, explains what this means for the latest release wines. “No matter if you drink the 2020s in …
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