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Foire aux vins at Carrefour; 2005 opportunities

Had a glance at the Carrefour catalogue and below are some of the wines from Bordeaux available at the upcoming sale that starts next week. With 2005 being such a great year, the demand is high, the quality likewise and the prices are on its way through the roof.

So if you want to taste this great vintage (should not be done before 2010 for any of the below wines) or stock up, here are the ones to buy at Carrefour (something for all pockets);

Haut Medoc/Moulis/Listrac 2005;
Ch. Fourcas Hosten €10
Ch. Larose Perganson € 13
Ch Citran  € 13 also in magnum for €30
Ch. Larose Trintaudon€ 20 magnum
Ch. Tour de Pez € 38 magum
Ch. Potensac € 20
Ch. Poujeaux € 21
Ch Tour Carnet € 24
Ch. Cantemerle € 30
Margaux wines 2005
Ch Labergorze Zede € 24
Ch Siran € 25
Ch. d'Auzac € 27
Ch.Marquis de Terme € 30
St. Julien 2005 wines;
Ch Lalande Boire € 19
Ch.Lagrange € 40 (New Year 2020?)
Ch. Clos du Marquis € 45 (second wine of Leoville Las Cases)
Ch. Leoville Poyferre € 75 (start drink it in 2025)
Ch. Leoville Barton € 99 (for Xmas 2020?)
Ch. Leoville LasCases € 250(should peak around 2030)
Paulliac 2005;
Ch. Lynch Moussas € 25
Ch. Grand Puy Duc. € 25
Ch.HautBages Liberal € 33 (2003 was excellent)
Ch. Duhart Milon € 34 (down from avg price €44?)
Ch. Haut Batailley € 35
Grand Puy Lacoste € 60
Ch. Mouton Rotschild €650 (if u have won in Lotto)
St. Estephe 2005
Ch. Clauzet € 15
Ch. Cos Labory € 28
Ch. Phelan Segur € 29
Ch. Montrose € 95
Ch. Cos d'Estournel € 160 (better than Mouton Rotschild??)
St.Emilion/Pomerol 2005
Ch. Fonbel  € 15
Ch. Larmande € 20
Ch. Laroque € 20
Ch.Fombrauge € 26
Ch. Mazeyers € 17 (Pomerol) 
Graves/Pessac-Leognan 2005;
Latour Martillac € 23
Ch. Fieuzal € 25
Domaine Chevalier € 44 (same quality as Pape Clement) 
Ch. Pape Clement € 125


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