On Monday we'll be attending the first three of the 27 tastings of 2011 burgundies that will be held in London over the next two weeks. We will also be publishing the hundreds of tasting notes on this interesting vintage that I recorded in Burgundy five weeks ago plus any others we have so far accumulated. They'll be presented in five alphabetically organised tasting articles, which we will continue to edit and update on the basis of what Julia, Richard and I taste in London over the next two weeks.
Below are the UK merchants we suspect will be making an offer of 2011 burgundies. The list is based on those who made offers of 2010s but we have also made some additions. The merchants in bold have already confirmed that they are offering 2011s. Our picture shows orders being placed at J&B's 2010 burgundy tasting last year.
Please feel free to confirm participation or suggest others via the Comments box.
A&B Vintners
Armit
Atlas Wines
Averys
Bancroft
Berry Bros
Bibendum
Bordeaux Index
Bowes Wine
The Burgundy Portfolio
Clarion
Corney & Barrow
Davis, Bell & McCraith Wines
Farr Vintners
Fields, Morris & Verdin (trade only)
Fine & Rare Wines
Flint Wines
Clark Foyster
FromVineyardsDirect.com
Genesis
Goedhuis
Great Western Wine
H2Vin
Handford Wines
House of Townend
Charles Hawkins
Haynes Hanson & Clark
Hicks & Don
Howard Ripley
HS Liquid Assets
Jeroboams
Justerini & Brooks
Daniel Lambert Wines
Lay & Wheeler
Lea & Sandeman
Montrachet (Charles Taylor Wines)
OW Loeb
Christopher Piper
Private Cellar
Raeburn
Roberson
Robert Rolls
The Sampler
Seckford
Slurp.co.uk
Tanners
Ten-Acre Wines
Uncorked
The Vineking
The Wine Society
Noel Young
UK merchants making 2011 burgundy offers
Friday 4 January 2013
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