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HK$900.00
Robert Parker (1989)
This house must certainly be the Latour of Portugal. Their ports are remarkably backward yet still impressive when young. Of all the vintage ports, those of
HK$690.00
Robert Parker (Feb 97)
In my opinion, this brilliantly run property should have been elevated in the recent reclassification of St.-Emilion. This dark ruby-colored wine with a purple center
HK$670.00
Robert Parker quoted (Jan 03)
A beautiful wine, with notes of tapenade, licorice, spice box, black currants, and toasty oak, this medium-bodied wine has shed a lot of its
HK$1,600.00
Robert Parker (Feb 97)
Valandraud is one of the most interesting stories in Bordeaux. The wine is made from an unheralded terroir owned by the young, obsessive/compulsive, exuberantly passionate
HK$1,400.00
Robert Parker quoted (Aug 2014)
This wine, conceived in a period when this property was not as well-known as it is today, is strutting its stuff. Proprietors Jean-Luc Thunevin
HK$1,100.00
Valandraud is one of st emilion grand cru
HK$1,750.00
Robert Parker quoted (Jun 10)
The fully mature, flamboyant, exuberant 2000 Valandraud offers beautiful notes of coffee, blackberries, sweet cherries, licorice, and smoke. Medium to full-bodied with a buffet
HK$1,050.00
Robert Parker quoted (May 11)
A big time sleeper of the vintage, the dense purple-colored 2008 offers charcoal-infused blackberry and cassis fruit, sweet tannin, spicy oak and a full-bodied,
HK$1,250.00
Robert Parker quoted(Apr 02)
Sweet coffee, mocha, leather, and black cherry and currant flavors dominate the pure, well-delineated, opulently-textured, hedonistic 1999 Valandraud. It possesses definition, length, and a singular
HK$260.00
Robert Parker (Dec 2011)
Opaque purple-colored, this is a relatively structured, tightly knit wine that offers up notes of crushed rocks, black raspberries and hints of black currant and
HK$700.00
Owner: Jean-Luc Thunevin,second wine of valandraud
