All wines currently available in our Bordeaux 2025 En Primeur offer.

Chateau Montrose brings down the curtain on the 2025 en primeur campaign. This “timeless classic”, is a fitting finale, one of the finest wine of this fascinating vintage. La Conseillante shares the send-off. This outstanding Pomerol is enjoying a purple patch under Marielle’s leadership.

We are delighted to release St Julien’s preeminent name, Leoville Las Cases. Hubert Delon’s flagship estate is renowned as one of the greatest terroirs in Bordeaux and famed for delivering wines with real substance and backbone. We are also excited to offer the magnificent Château Ausone 2025.

We have three Justerini & Brooks favourites, châteaux that have been stalwarts of our annual Bordeaux tasting, who regularly produce some of the finest wines in the region. We start with the Thienpont’s marvellous VCC, a wine that’s so good it vies with Petrus and Lafleur for top billing in Pomerol. Across the road, we have Frédéric Faye’s exceptional Figeac. Our final release is the excellent Calon Segur.

Château Margaux is widely regarded as one of the wines of the vintage. Philippe Bascaules and his team made all the right decisions not to rush the harvest and wait for perfect maturity. The results are spectacular, a Margaux with extraordinary refinement, purity and class. It will rank amongst the greatest wines ever produced at this legendary First Growth.

Jean-Philippe Delmas and his team have pulled out all the stops, creating a brilliant range, headed by their flagship Haut Brion. Marvellous Merlot provides a sumptuous core of vibrant fruit, coursing with fine minerals and floral touches. The Cabernets impart glorious aromas and a nervy tension. It’s fair to say, we’re big fans of Haut Brion 2025.

Today’s line-up brings together some of Bordeaux 2025’s big hitters: Ducru-Beaucaillou and L’Eglise Clinet, alongside potential centurions Troplong Mondot and Beau-Séjour Bécot. Powerful, elegant and built to play a long innings, they offer textbook finesse and purity.

The Chanel owned Chateau Canon is a sensational 2025, probably the finest St Emilion we tasted. This limestone vineyard has excelled during the heat and drought, resulting in a wine of harmony and reverberating length. It really is an outstanding depiction of one of Bordeaux’s greatest terroirs.

The 2025 Carmes Haut-Brion is alive. One of the most vibrant and joyous expressions of the vintage, with sumptuous fruit, minerals and graceful tannins. Trust us, this is a wine you don’t want to miss. Another triumph: Chateau Beychevelle 2025, the best barrel sample our team has ever tasted at this historic St Julien property, a view shared by Neil Martin.

Henri Lurton celebrated his family’s 100th year at Brane Cantenac with a superb 2025. A real highlight of our tastings, full of verve and class, with velvety fruit and powdery tannins. One of Margaux’s finest and amongst the very best Medocs, a true super-second at £237 per six.

Made almost exclusively from Cabernet Sauvignon, the Mouton Rothschild 2025 is a rare and spellbinding creation from Jean-Philippe Danjoy and his team. Furthermore, if you want to experience the Mouton family without having to pay First Growth prices, both d’Armailhac (£184/6 IB) and Clerc Milon (£310/6 IB) offer exceptional quality at a fraction of the price.

Pichon Comtesse and La Mission Haut Brion are amongst the finest examples of the vintage. Sumptuous, ethereal, perfumed and utterly charming, these are some of the most profound and pleasurable wines from the left bank.

Xavier Borie’s Grand Puy Lacoste is a longtime J&B favourite. We love this classical Pauillac for its floral charms and sumptuous, ravishing fruit. The 2025 is business as usual: gloriously fragrant aromas, an elaborate palate of just-ripe berries and minerals, all supported by caressing tannins. This consummate Pauillac is one of the most vibrant and charming wines of the vintage – a wine that will delight and captivate the senses for many decades.

Palmer is at its sumptuous best in 2025. It might be considered an outlier in the Margaux appellation with its predisposition for Merlot and as a leading exponent of biodynamic farming, however, their 2025 encapsulates both the spirit of the commune and the vintage. Further north in St Julien, we have one of the best value wines of the Medoc, the excellent Branaire Ducru.

Jean-Michel Laporte’s polished, classically styled Talbot 2025 offers remarkable charm, generous fruit and sumptuous tannins, whilst Stéphanie de Boüard-Rivoal’s Angelus 2025 is seductive, refined and impeccably composed. Two standout releases from Bordeaux 2025, capturing the elegance, sophistication and quiet confidence of this impressive vintage.

We couldn’t help falling for the wonderful 2025, a wine of impressive stature and refinement. Although grand and quite noire in character, there’s a gracefulness to the fruit and an elegance to the tannins, which make this the most harmonious and compelling example of recent years. It’s a superb Lynch Bages!

Lafite 2025 is pure refinement and class - mesmerising, ethereal and chiselled. Produced from 94% Cabernet Sauvignon from the finest gravel croupes of Pauillac, with clearly delineated minerals and dark berries coursing through its core. One of the most graceful and haunting wines we tasted on our travels.

Dark and focussed, Léoville Barton 2025 bristles with bilberry and mineral infused cassis, enveloped by an admirable framework of tannins. A potent and dynamic style with unimpeachable lines. By contrast, Langoa Barton showed much more immediate appeal, with a pliant and juicy blueberry and blackcurrant core intertwined with graphite and sandalwood.

Gruaud Larose celebrates its 300th vintage with a stunning 2025, one of the most sumptuous and seductive wines produced at this great Saint-Julien estate in many years, and a fitting tribute to the vineyards first planted by Joseph-Stanislas Gruaud three centuries ago.

All the critics are unanimous in their praise for this powerful and classical Cos. The 2025 is described by William Kelley as “one of the finest wines this property has produced in the last decade”

2025 is the first vintage that will be labelled as Vin de France, a seismic change in some respects, but in others, no change whatsoever. Lafleur remains faithful to its soils and vines, maintaining its position as one of, if not the best wine produced in Bordeaux.

“Lafitesque” in style, this is ethereal yet powerful, full of floral dark fruit, with a compact and athletic core and a deeply mineral, haunting finish. It’s a very smart Duhart, which promises much for the future.

Olivier Bernard and his long-term consultant, Stéphane Derenoncourt, produce some of the finest wines from Pessac Leognan. Fans of Domaine de Chevalier will not be disappointed.

This could be the most rarefied Cheval Blanc of modern times - with freakish concentration, ravishing acidity, and yields so tiny it is destined to become a true collector’s item.

The Moueix family owns some outstanding real estate in Bordeaux, from the exceptional limestone côte of St Emilion to their numerous holdings on the Pomerol plateau - and the 2025 line up is full of winners.

2025 is a stunning return to form, a Pauillac with admirable concentration, wonderful, aromatic, mineral infused fruit and excellent tannic structure.

Alfred Tesseron has once again made the front running with the release of his Pontet Canet 2025.

An evolving collection of distinguished Scotch Whiskies of impeccable provenance that tell the story of Scotland’s rich whisky heritage.​​​​

Talisker 47 year old Magma is a rare, ultra-aged single malt Scotch whisky born of Skye’s Volcanic origins, released in an exceptionally limited run of just 622 bottles worldwide.

Port Ellen, the iconic reenvisioned Islay whisky distillery, marks its milestone 200th anniversary with the reveal of a striking new artwork that captures its pioneering and long-enduring spirit.

A liquid manifesto of transcendent style, harmonious balance, and sophisticated spirit - all conceived by Rousteing and Dr. Walker available exclusively from Harrods for a limited time from October 2025.

The Singleton Gourmand collection offers three 42 Year Old whiskies inspired by the craft and flavours of incredible patisserie.

From a cask that has yielded 453 bottles, a mere 213 will be made available for sale in the UK. Raise a glass to tradition, excellence, and timeless taste with this exclusive release.

Port Ellen marks its return with an epic release of twin, Single Malt Scotch whiskies.

Discover the most distinctive liquids in our portfolio, selected by Master Blenders.

Introducing Mortlach 50 Year Old, a masterpiece from our Singing Stills series. This is the oldest and rarest Mortlach launched to date.