From a Rhône Valley monopole and a legendary Grand Cru in Burgundy to the historic vineyards of Pauillac and one of Napa Valley’s most revered Cabernet Sauvignon estates, our trade partners gathered at Roganic for an afternoon dedicated to the remarkable breadth of the Artémis Domaines collection.
Presented by Rufus Beazley, Sales & Marketing Director Asia, the lunch explored the philosophy that unites these renowned estates. While each domaine preserves its own identity, vineyard practices and winemaking decisions, they are connected by a shared, long-term commitment to safeguarding exceptional terroirs for future generations.
The line-up illustrated this diversity with remarkable clarity. Château-Grillet 2022 displayed the quiet confidence of France’s only monopole appellation, combining floral aromatics, white peach and its signature saline finish. Clos de Tart Grand Cru 2021 reflected the poise of one of Burgundy’s most historic monopoles, where fine tannins and vivid acidity carried remarkable length.
The tasting then moved to Pauillac, where Pauillac de Latour 2020 offered youthful generosity, while Les Forts de Latour 2012 revealed the depth and composure that only time can bring. Completing the flight, Eisele Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2021 and Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 demonstrated why this historic Napa Valley site remains one of California’s great vineyard names, balancing purity, precision and extraordinary ageing potential.
Six wines. Four iconic estates. Two countries. A compelling reminder that great terroirs speak with different voices, yet share the same pursuit of excellence.
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