We offer you our selection of the 6 best wines to share during the holidays. From Bordeaux, Burgundy or Rhône, red or white, taste a wine to your taste and suited to your meal.

Bollinger R.D 1990

19/20 Jancis Robinson

What an extraordinary wine! Very deep gold. Very exotic nose of heady tropical fruits and flowers. Sweet candied orange peel nose and remarkably low acidity on the palate. Very charming now – suddenly into a wine on its plateau or even perhaps starting the gentle decline. Rich and alcoholic – very much the product of its vintage rather than the house.

Chapoutier Ermitage Le Pavillon 1999

96/100 Robert Parker

The prodigious 1999 Ermitage Le Pavillon boasts creme de cassis aromatics intermixed with unmistakable aromas of ink. It is full-bodied and fabulously concentrated as well as powerful, with a finish that lasts for fifty seconds. This saturated black/purple-colored 1999 exhibits remarkable symmetry, purity, and overall massive size all juxtaposed with a sense of elegance and restraint.

Domaine Jamet 2009

96/100 Jeff Leve

This is a knockout bottle! The nose, with its smoked cherry, crushed stone, leafy herb, tobacco, and red fruits. Concentrated, balanced, fresh, and showy, the distinctive character and lush quality in the long finish ties everything together.

Château Climens 2007

96/100 Jeannie Cho Lee

This gorgeous Climens is just starting to show a bit of softness and evolution with sweet spices and lovely dried floral notes. Beautifully composed and just opening up now. Impressive, long, finish.

Mommessin Clos de Tart 2005

98/100 Wine Enthusiast

A beautiful wine, smooth, polished, with rounded corners. Its intense fruit is balanced and harmonizes well with the sweet tannins, the layers of wood and the red berry flavors. Certainly powerful, it impresses equally with the pleasure it will give in few years.

Château Mouton Rothschild 2002

95/100 Jean-Marc Quarin

After a period of reservation, this wine opens up to a high level. On the nose the aromatic signature, smoked and toasted, can not be confused with any other vintage. The mouth is fleshy, but also more and more caressing. On the finish, a bit of firmness, typical of the Cabernet Sauvignon, still evokes its youth

Choose from these 6 best wines to share for the holiday season. The entire SoDivin team wishes you a happy end of the year.