Bordeaux En Primeur 2025

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

“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.

As one chateau owner told us, making good wine in 2024 was a rich man's game. That a handful of elite chateaux managed to make very good and, in some cases, excellent wine in such adverse conditions is a triumph of ingenuity and perseverance.

2023 is the vintage that contradicts the old proverb, “You cannot eat your cake and have it too.” These 2023s are superb wines, which deserve a place in the most discerning cellars.

These wines have power and concentration, but the overwhelming sensations when tasting are minerality and freshness. 

Though different in profile from 2018, 2019 and 2020, we think 2021 has the capacity to join this illustrious sequence and may even become some collectors’ preference.

Every vintage ending with a zero is marked by success in the same way that seven spells disaster.