The second part of the Everest Cellar features Bordeaux spanning vintages covering five decades and wines from across all appellations and at all levels of classification. Included are wines from the likes of Latour, Lafite, Petrus and Tertre Roteboeuf alongside more value-orientated offerings such as La Dame de Montrose, Pedesclaux and D'Issan, while there is also a very fine selection of Sauternes - all perfectly-stored, ready to drink and priced to move. Happy hunting!

Today we are delighted to offer you the first part of the cellar from recently-closed Michelin-starred restaurant, Everest. Stored under perfect conditions and purchased from impeccable sources, today we are beginning with a selection of bottles from the Rhone and Southern France which highlights all the main appellations from Chateauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas through to Cote Rotie, Hermitage and Cornas. There are many fine values on offer here today, so I would urge you to take a peek and use this opportunity to backfill your collection with some might fine drinkers!

On offer today is a gem-filled white Burgundy collection that features many drinkers and all of which come from the same careful collector whose reds we featured a coupe of weeks ago. His storage conditions were absolutely perfect, and he sourced his wines upon release only from the most reputable of merchants. These wines are priced to move, and as with the reds there are many gems and incredible drinking values on offer here. Happy hunting!

Today Flickinger Wines would like to showcase our collection of in stock Premier Cru Red Burgundy. This list features a wealth of treasures that span vintages from 1969 to 2018, do not miss the ’17 Denis Mortet Lavaux Gevrey-Chambertin St. Jacques, the ’11 Jean & Jean Louis Trapet Gevrey-Chambertin Cru Capita or the stunning ’96 Robert Arnoux Vosne-Romanee Les Suchot. Take the time to browse this jaw dropping collection and add some new jewels to your collection today - cheers!

We Love Brunello. Is it the incredible beauty of Tuscany? Is it the in the incredibly friendly people? Or is it the sangiovese grape? There is little better than sitting overlooking Montalcino with a bottle of BdM... It’s the best! Well, we will have to settle for the wine for now and there is plenty to choose from. Whether its Fuligni, Valdicava, Casanova di Neri, Conti Constanti, Poggio di Sotto, Salvioni, Lisini, Uccelliera...or many others - We have Brunelli for you...