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Often quoted as the gold standard in sweet wines since 1897, Loupiac is more than capable of standing its ground compared to its illustrious neighbours in Sauternes. Château de Ricaud Loupiac focuses on aromatic intensity, with a floral rather than sweet character, and lively and fresh on the palate.

Château Rahoul is one of only a handful of Graves wines to belong to the highly selective Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux. On the palate, this Graves white wine offers complex flavours of white peaches, limeflower, and citrus, freshness, and depth. This is an age-worthy wine, and it will be all the more elegant if enhanced by several years of ageing.

"A big, broad, powerful style, with piecrust, roasted almond and hazelnut cream notes framing the core of apricot, creamed peach and dried mango. Picks up extra fig and pear details through the toasty finish. Needs a bit of time to finish sorting itself out. Best from 2017 through 2030." 96 Points – James Molesworth, Wine Spectator, March 2014

"This is phenomenal with superb depth and texture. Full-bodied and very sweet, yet the bright acidity balances the wine out. Creamy mouthfeel with phenolic undertones. Great finish. This wine has a great future. Better in 2021, but already great." 97 Points, James Suckling, February 2016

"This is lovely right from the start...With mouthfeel, length and fruit to burn, what's not to like? Best from 2023 through 2036." 94 Points, Wine Spectator, James Molesworth, June 2021

"The 2019 Châteauneuf Du Pape actually reminds me of the Cuvée Mon Aïeul with its ripe yet elegant profile. Full-bodied, balanced, and lengthy, it’s going to offer loads of pleasure over the coming 10-15 years." 94 Points, Jeb Dunnuck, November 2021.