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    Lawther’s pick: top-value St-Emilion

    Nov 06, 2019 2 minutes

    1 Château Figeac, Petit-Figeac, St-Emilion GC 2016 94

    £53.17-£59.17 Fine & Rare, Millésima, Montrachet, The Vinorium A great introduction to Figeac, this wine is 20% of its production. Refined floral and dark fruit aromatics. Plenty of lift and freshness. Beautifully smooth texture. Very fine tannins and appealing fruit. Difficult to resist. Drink 2021-2032 Alcohol 13.5%

    2 Château Moulin St-Georges, St-Emilion GC 2015 92

    £22.92-£28.64 (ib) Christopher Keiller, Farr Vintners, Corkr, Crump Richmond Shaw, Montrachet

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