F1 SG 10.10 Duo Wine Sets

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F1 SG 10.10 Duo Wine Sets

Château La Mission Haut-Brion and Sojourn Pinot Noir, Beaux Freres Chardonnay and Testarossa Pinot, Château Montrose and Château D’Armailhac — six champions paired into duos that race with elegance, power, and precision under Singapore’s night lights.

From the smoky gravitas of Château La Mission Haut-Brion to the vibrant lift of Sojourn Pinot Noir, from the golden finesse of Beaux Freres Chardonnay to the racing edge of Testarossa Pinot, and from the enduring strength of Château Montrose to the noble heritage of Château D’Armailhac — each bottle is a champion on the grid. Together, these duos embody the thrill of Formula 1, where precision, power, and elegance race side by side under Singapore’s dazzling night lights.

 

🏎️ Duo F1 Chardonnay–Pinot Pole - Click Here

A classic pole-start pairing — Chardonnay’s crisp lift balances Pinot’s supple fruit, echoing the precision and finesse of two cars side by side on the grid.

  • 2021 Beaux Freres Chardonnay (Willamette Valley): Bright citrus, pear, mineral edge, elegant oak.

  • 2019 Testarossa Pinot Noir (Santa Lucia Highlands): Red cherry, raspberry, spice, silky tannins. 

 

🏁 Duo F1 Grand Cru Legends - Click Here

Legendary Left Bank powerhouses — one mature, one youthful — racing together like seasoned champions, showcasing Bordeaux’s endurance and strength.

  • 2000 Château D’Armailhac (Pauillac): Cassis, cedar, tobacco, firm structure.

  • 2012 Château Montrose (Saint-Estèphe): Dark plum, graphite, earthy depth, powerful tannins. 

 

🏆 Duo F1 Victory Lap - Click Here

A victory lap of contrast — Pinot’s bright lift meets Bordeaux’s smoky gravitas, celebrating finesse and triumph after the checkered flag.

  • 2023 Sojourn Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast): Vibrant red fruit, rose petal, coastal freshness.

  • 2012 La Chapelle La Mission Haut-Brion (Pessac-Léognan): Blackcurrant, smoke, savory spice, layered complexity. 

 

🏎️ Duo F1 Double Mission Grand Prix - Click Here

Two vintages from the same “team garage” — one seasoned, one fresh — racing in tandem to showcase the heritage and continuity of Haut-Brion’s grand prix legacy.

  • 2005 Château La Mission Haut-Brion (Pessac-Léognan): Rich blackberry, leather, truffle, long finish.

  • 2012 La Chapelle La Mission Haut-Brion (Pessac-Léognan): Dark fruit, graphite, spice, youthful energy.

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