Simon Hoggart

MARCH WINE CLUB

<span class="art-body">This month’s offer includes great classics, together with wines that may be unfamiliar but live up to Berry Brothers' high standards</span>

This month’s offer includes great classics, together with wines that may be unfamiliar but live up to Berry Brothers’ high standards

I love to visit Berry Bros. & Rudd’s shop at the bottom of St James’s Street, London. In the window there might be a few choice bottles â” a Methuselah of Château d’Yquem sticks in the mind â” but indoors there is nothing so vulgar as merchandise.

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