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Lismore is a single estate in Greyton, high and cool, built from nothing by an American who arrived in 2003.
The Armagh is one of the small group of Australian Shiraz that sit alongside Grange in reputation, from a single vineyard planted in 1968.
A grower Champagne from a single Premier Cru village, farmed organically and ploughed by horse, at the price the large houses ask for a b...
Suduiraut is one of the great names of Sauternes, and mature bottles of a classed growth rarely reach the shelf at all.
The leading estate of Saint-Julien, from the walled Grand Clos that sits on the Pauillac boundary beside Château Latour, and a wine that ...
Pauillac is the most concentrated stretch of great Bordeaux, and Batailley has long been the estate offering a genuine taste of it withou...
Riserva means longer ageing and stricter selection.
Most Albariño is made to be drunk inside a year; this one is built to last, with twelve months on fine lees across oak, concrete and stee...
Almost no Albariño is made like this - a single old-vine plot above the sea, ten months in large French oak, and 14% of genuine weight.
A single-vineyard, estate-bottled Albariño from a family producer that works only with Galician grapes.
Viña Cartin have made nothing but Albariño since 1977, and it shows in how cleanly this is drawn.
Carraovejas broke Ribera convention by blending Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot into Tempranillo, and by farming steep slopes above Penafie...
Aloxe-Corton sits on the hinge between the Cote de Nuits and the Cote de Beaune, and its reds carry something of both: red-berry lift ove...
White Bordeaux made the serious way: one 1.80-hectare plot of clay and limestone, hand-picked at dawn, fermented in barrel with bâtonnage...
Monção and Melgaço is the one corner of Vinho Verde where Alvarinho ripens fully, and Reguengo de Melgaço has been a reference there sinc...
Amarone from the highest vineyards in Valpantena, where ripening runs a month behind the valley floor and the wine keeps its lift.
Ca' Rugate built their name on Soave and brought the same restraint to Amarone, which is a style that usually loses its shape.
Palmer's prestige bottling, drawn from long-aged reserve wines and released in small quantities.
Santorini's vines are trained into baskets on the ground to survive the wind, some over a century old and never grafted because phylloxer...
Rocim led the revival of talha, the Alentejo's ancient practice of fermenting in clay pots, and this is the wine that made the case for it.
A white made the old Alentejo way, fermented and then aged five months on its skins in clay talha, which gives it the colour and grip of a light red.
The Hemel-en-Aarde sits close enough to the Atlantic that cold air slows the ripening, which is why South Africa's finest Chardonnay comes from here.
Pinot Noir rarely works far from Burgundy, and the cold Atlantic air funnelling into the Hemel-en-Aarde is one of the few places in the s...
Wild yeasts, four different vessels and no temperature control give this more texture and complexity than the stainless-steel Santorini n...
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