Vintage
 PressSpring 2012
 document_gilbert_et_gaillard.pdf - 153 ko
The magic of Saint-Emilion When we think of the greatest Bordeaux red wines we often conjure the region of the Médoc along the Left Bank of the Gironde River. After all, the Médoc holds the greatest number of highly ranked appellations ... Spring 2012
 document_gilbert_et_gaillard_15_et_16.pdf - 209 ko
Old vintages in Lunel: Philippe Roux, who writes the Wine Quotations column in this magazine, had the great idea of inviting us to this extremely friendly setting, and he kindly brought along a few outstanding bottles ... Winter 2011-12-14
 GilbertGaillard-7-T4-2011.pdf - 900 ko
The charm and magic of vintage wines Vintage wines and alcohols carry with them the history through which they have lived.To drink a wine that has evolved through one’s lifetime is moving in itself; it can be a great discovery, with surprises each time. An older wine is like an older person; it is more subtle, less vivacious, but is more complex; if you take the time to listen to what it has to say, you will be greatly rewarded. Autumn 2011
 GilbertGaillard-6-T3-2011.pdf - 94 ko
Old Champagnes: a surprising tasting experience Champagne incites celebration and pleasure like no other wine in the world. For our greatest moments in life, commemorations, winnings, weddings, milestone birthdays, retirements, and numerous other special moments, we reach for Champagne to mark the occasion with its effervescence that can't help but lighten our spirits. It is both the symbol of a grand occasion and the grand occasion that calls for such a festive wine. ... Summer 2011
 GilbertGaillard_5_T2_2011.pdf - 53 ko
Ports and Madeiras: Mythical wines that live (almost) forever Port and Madeira, those fortified wines from Portugal, are revered around the world for their distinctive character. The breadth of styles of both Port and Madeira is surprising; each is produced in a different way, linked to their different histories ... Spring 2011
 GilbertGaillard_4.pdf - 125 ko
Still good deals to be had in the Médoc The wines of the Médoc region of Bordeaux have an international reputation as arguably producing some of the best wines in the world. Their status as the gold standard is based upon an undeniable confluence of qualities: complexity, balance and longevity. Because of their standing, prices of some of the top châteaux have reached preposterous heights. But are there still affordable options from this jewel of a wine region? ... December 2010
 GilbertGaillard-3.pdf - 125 ko
Take in interest in vintage Burgundies We know that fine Bordeaux wines can improve with age. For the best, it is often necessary to wait at least two decades, sometimes much longer for the most exceptional vintages. ... November 2010
 ALADIN.pdf - 125 ko
Achats sur internet Ancien collectionneur et amateur de vins anciens, Philippe Roux a fait de sa passion son métier. Il a crée une société, Sodivin, qui opère sur Internet avec un site spécialisé (www.sodivin.com). ... September 2010
 GilbertGaillard-2-1.pdf - 125 ko
Rhône wines-a class of their own Why do we talk about Rhône Valley wines as if the region were uniform, comparable to Burgundy, Bordeaux or Rioja? Apart from the river that shapes its sloping vineyards, there are few similarities between the northern and southern Côtes du Rhône. Some 100 kilometres separate the two winegrowing areas, but that's not the only difference. The geology, climate and the style of wines vary considerably. ... May 2010
 GilbertGaillard-1-1.pdf - 125 ko
China goes mad for Lafite Philippe Roux is a specialist in the niche market of rare vintage. In each issue, he will reveal the trends of this very particular sector of the market and give his tips for the best bets. ... |
       
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