A distinguished collection spanning Bordeaux's greatest appellations and two of its most celebrated banks, featuring seven mature wines from storied estates. The centerpiece is the 1986 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild, one of Bordeaux's legendary First Growths, from a classic Left Bank vintage known for powerful, highly structured Cabernet Sauvignon. Alongside it is the 1990 Chateau Leoville Barton, a standout Saint-Julien from one of Bordeaux's great vintages, offering the combination of ripe fruit, classic Medoc structure, and remarkable longevity for which the estate is renowned. The 1990 Chateau La Louviere represents Graves, adding another expression of Bordeaux's gravelly terroir. The Right Bank is represented by the highly sought-after 1995 Chateau Cheval Blanc and 1986 Chateau Ausone, two of Saint-Emilion's most prestigious historic estates. Cheval Blanc's 1995 is particularly notable: the vintage performed exceptionally well on the Right Bank, and contemporary and subsequent assessments have singled out Cheval Blanc as one of the wines of the vintage. Ausone 1986 is a rare and distinctive mature expression of this legendary estate, known for its limestone terroir, finesse, and longevity. Completing the collection is the 1986 Chateau Rauzan-Segla, a celebrated Margaux classified growth whose Cabernet-driven elegance and aromatic complexity make it an appealing mature Bordeaux. Together, these seven bottles offer a remarkable tour of Bordeaux, these wines have been cellared since release and are drinking beautifully.

This is a lot of French Champagne to be enjoyed at a celebration, dinner, or anytime you want bubbles! These bottles show that Champagne ages beautifully.

Ã'Ã'· NV Krug Grande Cuvee 164eme Edition - based on the 2008 vintage, brisk and energetic with intense, mouthwatering flavors. Rated 96 points by R. Parker.

Ã'Ã'· 2005 Roses de Jeanne (Cedric Bouchard) Blanc de Blancs "La Boree" - from an old parcel of Pinot Blanc, a massive expression of tropical fruit. Rated 94 points by R. Parker

Ã'Ã'· 2012 Bereche et Fils "Les Monts Fournois" Premier Cru Extra Brut Millesime - not available for sale in the U.S.; an excellent blend of Pinot Noir and Meunier for a special occasion. Rated 95+ points.

Ã'Ã'· 2008 Pierre Gimonnet & Fils Brut Millesime de Collection Vieilles Vignes - more than 10 years on the lees before disgorgement, complex bouquet, full-bodied, long finish. Rated 95+ points.

Ã'Ã'· 2014 Mousse Fils Extra Brut Rose de Saignee Special Club Les Bouts de la Ville - 100% Meunier, aromatic yet pure and elegant, with a long, refreshing finish. Rated 95 points by R. Parker.

Ã'Ã'· NV Pierre Peters Extra-Brut, Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru - crafted exclusively from Chardonnay, with delicate aromas of citrus and brioche and a long finish. Rated 91 points by R. Parker.

Ã'Ã'· 2016 Laherte Freres Extra-Brut Blanc de Blancs "Les Grandes Crayeres" - 100% Chardonnay showcasing the complex terroir of Sud d'Epernay, stunning in aromas and flavors. Rated 92+ points by R. Parker.

Ã'Ã'· 2011 Marie-Noelle Le Dru Grand Cru Cuvee du Goulte, Extra-Brut - extraordinary purity and intensity, 100% Pinot Noir, aromas of ripe red fruits, citrus, and spices. Rated Outstanding.

Ã'Ã'· 2014 Marie Courtin "Efflorescence" Brut - ultra-fine, elegant, 100% Pinot Noir with amazing freshness and a lingering finish. Rated 94 points by R. Parker.

Ã'Ã'· 2015 Ruppert-Leroy "Les Cognaux" Brut Nature - natural, biodynamic, 100% Pinot Noir, with soft silky bubbles and peach and lemon scents. Rated 90 points by R. Parker. .

Ã'Ã'· NV Georges Laval Extra Brut "Cumieres" (2016) - Meunier-based wine from Cumieres, aromatic and elegant. Rated 91+ points.

Ã'Ã'· 2010 Marc Hebrart Special Club Premier Cru Brut - 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay, all old vines, with ripe fruit aromas, complexity, and a gorgeous long finish. Rated 93+ points.

Two of Pauillac's legendary First Growths, side by side. The 1986 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild comes from vineyards dating back to Roman times; the estate's proximity to the Atlantic moderates temperature swings, while its gravelly soil forces vine roots deep into the earth, adding minerality to the fruit long prized by European royalty. Alongside it, the 2000 Chateau Mouton Rothschild represents one of the most celebrated vintages from an estate whose own path to First Growth status took decades: after years of lobbying by Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Mouton was elevated to Premier Cru in 1973, the only change ever made to the historic 1855 Bordeaux Classification. Mouton is equally famous for commissioning a different renowned artist to design its label each vintage, a tradition begun in 1945. The 2000 vintage was an exception to this tradition: rather than commission an artist for the label, Baroness Philippine de Rothschild transformed the entire bottle into a collector's item, featuring the "Augsburg Ram," a 16th-century artwork by German master goldsmith Jakob Schenauer. Both wines are primarily Cabernet Sauvignon, celebrated for their depth, structure, and extraordinary aging potential, making this a rare opportunity to compare two of Pauillac's most storied names.

Three bottles of the 2019 Camille de Labrie Bordeaux Blend, 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Sauvignon, produced by Château Croix de Labrie, a certified organic estate in the St. Émilion region. A small, family-run property, Croix de Labrie has earned a reputation among Bordeaux insiders for meticulous, low-intervention winemaking, producing wines of purity and precision from vines farmed without synthetic chemicals.