Bodegas MauroTerreus Paraje de Cueva Baja

2004 Terreus Paraje de Cueva Baja

Bodegas Mauro

Castilla y Leon / Spain

Red

3x75cl	-	0 Immediate \| 1 Marketplace		£407.00
6x75cl	-	0 Immediate \| 11 Marketplace		£813.00

The savants of Sangiovese: Il Marroneto

Alessandro Mori has produced every vintage in Il Marroneto’s 47-year history. As he prepares to hand this legacy to the next generation, we caught up with him to pause and consider his teachers – two legendary Tuscan figures that helped establish Il Marroneto as one of Montalcino’s top estates Last year Alessandro Mori completed his 47th vintage at Il Marroneto ...

BY Gavin Smith,

ON April 15, 2022

The Cheval Blanc team invests their savoir-faire into Cheval des Andes

Cheval des Andes has always been a project closely associated with Chateau Cheval Blanc. The Argentine project started as a collaboration between Pierre Lurton (CEO of Cheval Blanc) and Roberto De La Motta (Argentine vigneron initially behind the wines of Terrazas de los Andes). From its inaugural vintage in 2001 up until 2006 Roberto was the winemaker before winemaking duties ...

ON September 13, 2019

Strength in diversity: Cheval Blanc

Saint-Emilion is arguably Bordeaux’s most idiosyncratic appellation. But, as Cheval Blanc’s Pierre-Olivier Clouet tells us, it’s the region’s heterogeneity that makes it so exciting. We caught up with the dynamic winemaker about how to define the undefinable – and why it’s determined to lead the appellation into a new era Saint-Emilion has always been difficult to define. Unlike other top ...

BY Gavin Smith,

ON January 14, 2022

A Masterclass from Château Cheval Blanc

Cheval Blanc is one of the finest Châteaux in Bordeaux, famed for producing what is arguably the greatest wine of all time: 1947 Château Cheval Blanc. Opportunities to taste back vintages from this famous estate alongside the winemaking team are few and far between, so when the possibility arose, we leapt at the chance. The result was a unique tasting at ...

BY FINE+RARE,

ON February 7, 2019

The Other Wines of Gaja

It was a big decision for this Piedmont producer to invest in another region of Italy but Montalcino seemed to be the logical choice. Angelo Gaja explained to us there are obvious parallels between Barolo/Barbaresco and Montalcino, both regions of prestige for fine wine, both made from indigenous varieties and from single varietals that undergo extensive elevage. For Angelo that ...

ON July 19, 2019