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The house that defined the traditional Rioja Reserva, and the cuvée where its method is easiest to read.
Viña Ardanza is the wine most often used to define what a classic Rioja Reserva should taste like, and the Garnacha in the blend gives it...
Co-fermenting Syrah with a small proportion of white Viognier is a Cote-Rotie technique that lifts the aromatics.
Arneis nearly disappeared before a handful of Roero growers brought it back, and Chiarlo's version comes from one small plot facing Barba...
Turkish wine from the Aegean highlands, made from indigenous varieties.
Wiston's chalk escarpment on the South Downs is as close as England gets to Champagne's geology, and the family have farmed it on biodyna...
980 is the top of Villa Saletta's range, drawn from one hectare at the crown of the Colline cru rather than from the estate at large.
Villa Saletta is a 1,400-hectare estate near Pisa brought back from ruin over the past two decades, and Giulia is the Bordeaux-grape half...
Riccardi is Villa Saletta's Sangiovese, off two hectares at Santa Margherita rather than a blend across the estate.
White Rhône blends are rare outside France and rarer still done this well: a single Santa Ynez vineyard, whole-cluster pressed, fermented...
Rully is where the Cote Chalonnaise makes white Burgundy that tastes like the Cote de Beaune without the Cote de Beaune bill, and Vauvry ...
Sagrantino carries more tannin than almost any other grape, and Di Filippo handles it with wild-yeast fermentation, a long gentle macerat...
En Remilly shares a boundary and much of its stony soil with Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet, and makes wine in the same idio...
A Premier Grand Cru Classé from the limestone plateau at the heart of Saint-Émilion, in a classic vintage that gave structure without heaviness.
Twenty-five hectares on the limestone plateau near the high point of Saint-Émilion, in one of the appellation's best communes, reclassifi...
Saint-Émilion on the label usually means a price to match, and 3.5 hectares of vines a short walk from Château Monbousquet is about as cl...
White Saint-Joseph is a small fraction of the appellation and rarely leaves France in quantity.
Graeme and Julie Bott built a ten-hectare northern Rhône domaine from nothing, starting in a neighbour's garage.
Saint-Joseph is where the northern Rhône becomes affordable without becoming anonymous, and Le Grand Pompée is Jaboulet's long-standing version of it.
Courbis own the southernmost slice of Saint-Joseph, right up against their Cornas holdings, and the wine tastes of it: fleshier and darke...
Saint-Joseph is the northern Rhône's most approachable granite Syrah, and La Croix des Vignes comes off one terraced eight-hectare plot r...
Saint-Julien's largest single-block vineyard, with 50-year-old vines, in a benchmark vintage for the decade.
Saint-Véran gives the shape of white Burgundy in a more approachable register, and Ferrand makes it without any oak so the fruit and the ...
Sancerre rosé is a fraction of the appellation's output and rarely leaves France, which makes a good one worth seeking out.
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