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Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1983
Chateau Trimoulet 1983 Grand Cru Classé
Chateau TrimouletOnly 3 left
Margaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Château Marquis D'Alesme Becker 1989 Grand Cru Classé
Château Marquis D'Alesme BeckerOnly 4 left
Volnay · Burgundy · France
2002
Volnay Nicolas Rossignol 2002
Nicolas RossignolOnly 1 left
Languedoc · Languedoc · France
1996
Mas de Daumas Gassac 1996
Mas de Daumas GassacOnly 1 left
Languedoc · Languedoc · France
1997
Mas de Daumas Gassac 1997
Mas de Daumas GassacOnly 2 left
Auxey-Duresses · Burgundy · France
1992
Auxey-Duresses Alain Gras 1992 Bourgogne
Alain GrasOnly 1 left
Vougeot · Burgundy · France
1997
Vougeot Chauvenet-Chopin 1997 Bourgogne
Chauffray-ChopinOnly 1 left
Burgundy · Burgundy · France
1990
Bourgogne Alain Michelot 1990
Alain MichelotOnly 3 left
Volnay · Burgundy · France
1992
Volnay les Caves 1992 Burgundy
Les Caves des Hautes-CôtesOnly 1 left
Marsannay · Burgundy · France
1990
Bourgogne 1990 Marsannay Saint Benigne
Saint BenigneOnly 2 left
Nuits Saint Georges · Burgundy · France
1997
Nuits-Saint-Georges Chauvenet-Chopin 1997
Chauvenet-ChopinOnly 4 left
Savigny-lès-Beaune · Burgundy · France
1993
Albert Morot La Bataillere Savigny Vergelesses 1993
Albert Morot
Meursault · Burgundy · France
1998
Meursault Domaine Matrot 1998
Domaine Joseph MatrotOnly 1 left
Givry · Burgundy · France
1998
Givry 1er Cru Domaine Joblot 1998
Domaine JoblotOnly 1 left
Chambolle-Musigny · Burgundy · France
1997
Chambolle-Musigny Chauvenet Chopin 1997
Chauffont ChoppinOnly 1 left
Chambolle-Musigny · Burgundy · France
1998
Chambolle-Musigny Premier Cru Domaine Bertheau 1998
Domaine BertheauOnly 1 left
Aloxe-Corton · Burgundy · France
1998
Aloxe-Corton Tollot-Beaut 1998
Tollot-Beaut & FilsOnly 3 left
Côte de Nuits Villages · Burgundy · France
1993
Cote de Nuits Village Clos De La Belle Marguerite 1993
Jean-Louis et FilsOnly 1 left
Savigny-lès-Beaune · Burgundy · France
1998
Savigny-les-Beaune Maurice Ecard 1998
Maurice Ecard et FilsOnly 1 left
Chorey-lès-Beaune · Burgundy · France
1998
Chorey-les-Beaune Tollot-Beaut & Fils 1998
Tollot-Beaut & FilsOnly 1 left
Nuits Saint Georges · Burgundy · France
1998
Nuits-Saint-Georges Domaine Lecheneaut 1998
Domaine LecheneautOnly 1 left
Aloxe-Corton · Burgundy · France
1992
Aloxe-Corton 1er Cru - Clos du Chapitre from Champy Père & Cie 1992
Champy Père & CieOnly 3 left
Pomerol · Bordeaux · France
1990
Pomerol Château Rouget 1990
Château RougetOnly 6 left
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau Fonroque Saint Émilion 1989 Grand Cru Classé
Chateau Fonroque
Saint Julien · Bordeaux · France
1983
Château Gruaud Larose 1983 Gran Cru Classé Cordier
Château Gruaud LaroseOnly 2 left
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1996
Château La Marzelle 1996 Grand Cru Classé
Château La MarzelleOnly 6 left
Barbaresco · Italy
1965
Barbaresco Marchesi di Barolo 1965 Opera Pio
Marchesi di BaroloOnly 1 left
Côtes de Bourg · Bordeaux · France
1985
Côtes de Bourg Château Laroche 1985
Château Laroche
Rioja · Rioja · Spain
1922
Rioja Reserva Especial 1922
Martínez LacuestaOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Barbaresco C. Ghignone 1968
G. Chignone
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1990
Château Bois de Cadet 1990
GAEC Cyren Decoly & FilsOnly 1 left
Côtes de Bourg · Bordeaux · France
1990
Chateau Haut Tayac Bordeaux 1990
Chateau Haut TayacOnly 1 left
Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1982
Beau Mayne Dourthe 1982
DourtheOnly 5 left
Burgundy · Burgundy · France
2010
Bourgogne Michelot 2010
Domaine MichelotOnly 1 left
Saint Estèphe · Bordeaux · France
1981
Prieur de Meyney Cordier 1981
CordierOnly 2 left
Vacqueyras · Côtes du Rhône · France
1992
Vacqueyras Domaine des Genêts 1992
Delas FrèresOnly 4 left
Haut Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1997
Bordeaux 1997 Gran Cru Classé Chateau Cantemerle
Château CantemerleOnly 5 left
Margaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Bordeaux Margaux 1989
Chateau Paveil de LuzeOnly 1 left
Pomerol · Bordeaux · France
2012
Pomerol 2012 Gazin
Chateau du GazinOnly 1 left
Douro · Douro · Portugal
1995
Calços do Tanha 1995
Calços do TanhaOnly 2 left
Gattinara · Piedmont · Italy
1958
Gattinara G. Grogola 1958
G. GrogolaOnly 1 left
Saint Estèphe · Bordeaux · France
2014
Cos d'Estournel Château 2014
Château Cos d'EstournelOnly 2 left
Italy
1972
Don Alfonso 1972
UnknownOnly 1 left
Germany
1978
Pinot Bianco Kellerei P. Zemmer 1978
Kellerei P. ZemmerOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1970
Barbaresco Riserva Rabaya 1970 - Produttori del Barbaresco
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1958
Barolo Mascarello 1958
MascarelloOnly 1 left
Morgon · Beaujolais · France
1998
Morgon Domaine Garod 1998
Domaine GarodOnly 2 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1987
Barbaresco - Produttori 1987
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 4 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1958
Barolo 1958 villadoria
Cantina di TorinOnly 4 left
Fitou · Languedoc · France
1992
Fitou 1992 Domanie Du Tauch
Domanie Du Tauch
Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1977
Sauterne 1977 - Labernisse
LabernisseOnly 1 left
Lombardy · Italy
1957
Fracia 1957 Valtelina
Nino NegriOnly 2 left
Côtes du Rhône · France
1999
Rhône 1999 Des Sablons
UnknownOnly 1 left
Asti · Piedmont · Italy
1985
Barbera d'Asti 1985 from Poderi Scanavino 3 l Magnum
Poderi ScanavinoOnly 1 left
Mercurey · Burgundy · France
2001
Bourgogne Mercurey - Domaine de Suremain 2001
UnknownOnly 1 left
France
1995
Château la Palme 1995 (Bad label)
Bernard de RomansOnly 1 left
France
1995
Château la Palme red wine 1995
Bernard de RomansOnly 4 left
Valencia · Spain
1994
Juan de Juanes Crianza - Valencia 1994
Bodega Fuente la HigueraOnly 2 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1958
Barbaresco Classico Pio Cesare 1958
Pio CesareOnly 2 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1962
Barbaresco Antichi Vigneti Giacomo Borgogno 1962 Riserva
Giacomo BorgognoOnly 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1931
Barolo Piemonte Giacomo Borgogno & Figli 1931 Riserva
Giacomo Borgogno & FigliOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1958
Barolo Antichi Vigneti Borgogno 1958 Riserva
Giacomo Borgogno & FigliOnly 3 left

The perfect wine gift for life’s great occasions

Choosing a historic wine as a gift is an ideal choice when you want to mark an event with something out of the ordinary. Instead of a classic bottle, with an older wine gift you can convey a deeper story that offers great sentimental value. A beautifully matured vintage wine is a heartfelt gesture for weddings, anniversaries, or milestone birthdays, as it symbolises the passage of time in the most beautiful way. At Bottles With History, our passion is to present bottles that evoke emotions and let the recipient remember an important day for many years to come.

Find a wine gift from the recipient’s own birth year

There is something very special about receiving a bottle from the exact year you were born. Our range covers the period from the 1930s all the way to the 2000s, so you have every opportunity to find a good wine gift that precisely matches the recipient’s birth year. This thoughtful detail transforms an ordinary gift idea into a deeply personal experience, as the year itself on the label creates an immediate and strong connection.

The journey from grape to matured wine runs parallel with the recipient’s own life. Each bottle has developed its own special character over decades, which invites exciting conversations during the gift presentation itself. By selecting a wine gift from a specific year, you show great thoughtfulness and dedication in the search to find exactly the right greeting.

Choose a good wine gift from the European wine regions

The great European wine countries rest on proud traditions and precise quality requirements that together create the framework for fascinating taste experiences. Through an understanding of the characteristics of the individual regions, it becomes easier to select a good wine gift that harmonises perfectly with the recipient’s personal taste and style.

French elegance and history

French wines are widely recognised for exceptional elegance, where the interplay between climate, soil, and craftsmanship – the so-called terroir – is absolutely central. Since 1935, a stringent quality control system has ensured a high level. In regions such as Bordeaux, the maritime climate contributes to slow ripening, creating wines with a firm tannin structure and fresh acidity, made for ageing over several decades. When an older French wine matures, its original fruit notes will gradually open up to deep, complex aromas of cedarwood, forest floor, and leather.

Italian warmth and structure

Italy, and Tuscany in particular, produces wines that beautifully unite structural firmness with warmth from the high-altitude vineyards. The area’s clay-rich and stony limestone soil forms the backbone of the wine, while maritime winds and cool nights give the Sangiovese grapes a long and gentle ripening process. Over time, these age-worthy wines – with their pronounced tannins and lively acidity – develop complex notes of plum and cherry, which slowly glide into deep, herbal nuances.

Spanish and Portuguese tradition

Both Portugal and Spain hold ancient wine cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and dedicated ageing methods. In the renowned Spanish Rioja region, strict requirements dictate that a Gran Reserva must age for a minimum of five years, two of which take place in oak casks. This produces an extremely well-balanced wine with fruity nuances and delicate notes of tobacco and vanilla. In Portugal’s famous Douro Valley, one finds steep, hand-carved slate terraces, and as early as 1756 the area became one of the first quality-regulated and demarcated wine regions in the world in order to preserve the wine’s historic integrity.

How to safely send a wine gift

In a busy everyday life, it should be both convenient and reliable to delight someone close to you. At Bottles With History, we have made it straightforward to order and send a wine gift directly from our cellar. When you want to send wine as a gift, we take care of all the practicalities. Send wine as a gift to a close friend, or send a wine gift to a colleague – we guarantee a safe process every time. Send a wine gift to a single recipient, or send wine gifts to the whole department; we always offer a solution where your wine gift delivery is handled professionally. That way, you can be sure that your wine gift delivery arrives in perfect condition. We always have many lovely wine gifts for delivery ready for dispatch.

  1. Fast next-day delivery: We ensure an efficient process. If you order within our deadlines, wine gift delivery is possible the same day the item is dispatched, so your wine gift delivery arrives safely to the recipient or parcel shop.
  2. Flexible delivery options: You decide your wine gift delivery yourself. We can deliver directly to a private address, or we can arrange wine gift delivery to a nearby collection point.
  3. Free shipping over 500 kr.: It should be pleasant and easy to order wine gifts with delivery, so we offer free shipping on purchases over 500 kroner, regardless of which form of delivery you prefer.
  4. Safe and secure packaging: As a central part of our wine gift delivery, we pack all historic bottles with the greatest care in boxes that protect the wine against knocks and vibrations throughout the transport to the recipient.

Quality and storage of the older vintages

When a wine has rested for 20 to 60 years, extremely precise storage conditions are required to ensure that it unfolds optimally in the glass. At Bottles With History, we make sure that the old bottles lie under perfect conditions, so the wine’s complex chemistry develops harmoniously and calmly over the decades.

  • A constant temperature between 13 and 16 degrees is crucial, as temperature fluctuations can cause the wine to expand and draw oxygen past the cork, causing unintended oxidation.
  • The humidity is kept stable between 50 % and 70 % to ensure that the cork remains moist and seals the bottle neck completely tight.
  • Total darkness is necessary during the long ageing, as ultraviolet rays from daylight can gradually break down the wine’s delicate chemical composition.
  • A slow micro-oxidation through the cork softens the wine’s tannins and over decades transforms the fresh fruit aromas into complex notes of dried fruit, leather, and cedarwood.
  • During the decades-long ageing, colour pigments and tannins will bind together into heavier chains, which eventually fall to the bottom as a fine sediment, giving the wine a softer and far more elegant structure.

The ultimate gift for the wine lover and enthusiast

It may seem demanding to find a gift for a wine lover or a dedicated enthusiast who expects something truly special. Our selection of historic vintages is composed to meet precisely the high standards that wine connoisseurs and collectors set. When you give a bottle from Bottles With History, you pass on a respected wine, where the inherent quality and long history speak their own clear language. This ensures that your gift for a wine lover creates joy and appreciation, regardless of the recipient’s expertise and expectations.

Get help and guidance to find the perfect bottle

Choosing between the many fascinating vintages and classic wine regions can require consideration, especially when the gift must contain exactly the right story. We are always available with professional and personal guidance, so you can make your choice with peace of mind. Our customer service is happy to help you select exactly the bottle that will create the greatest possible enthusiasm with the recipient. With a TrustScore of 4,6 out of 5, you can be sure that we at Bottles With History prioritise a safe purchasing experience and attentive customer service above all else.