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Gerovassiliou is the estate that brought Malagousia back from near-extinction, and the Estate White is where it meets Assyrtiko on equal ...

Avaton is built entirely from indigenous Greek varieties, each fermented separately in small oak casks and aged twelve months in French oak.

Most Vinho Verde is a light, spritzy blend; Avesso on its own is a different, more serious proposition.

A classic estate Barbaresco from a Treiso family that has been bottling its own wine since 1960.

The same family's second Barbaresco, from a different Treiso site and made in a more open style.

Vanotu sits where Treiso, Barbaresco and Neive meet, facing due south near the top of the hill, which in Barbaresco is where the aromatics come from.

Appassimento is normally a Veneto technique; applied to Piedmont Barbera it gives a plush, crowd-pleasing red without losing the grape's freshness.

Betlem is one hectare on a single hill given over entirely to Barbera, from an estate that farms with donkeys rather than machinery and h...

Pedemontis works marginal Roero and Langhe land back into production, farming a closed cycle in which thirty donkeys do the weeding and t...

Vietti is one of the Langhe's great names — Antonio Galloni named it Winery of the Year at Vinous in 2022 — and Trevìe blends fruit from ...

Scarrone is a single vineyard in Castiglione Falletto, the village at the heart of Vietti's holdings, on the limestone and clay that suits Barbera.

Le Orme is the wine Chiarlo has built its Barbera reputation on, and fifty years of work in the Asti vineyards shows in it.

Chiarlo is a Barolo house of real standing, and Palás is where that care shows at weekday money.

Blended across several communes rather than drawn from one vineyard, which is the older way of making Barolo and produces a more complete...

One of Monforte d'Alba's reference single-vineyard Barolos, from a family that keeps forest rather than planting more vines.

Bussia is one of Barolo's named crus, and every Costa di Bussia bottle comes from the eleven hectares around the cellar rather than bought-in fruit.

Cannubi is the most celebrated named vineyard in Barolo, on the ridge above the village itself, where the Sant'Agata marl and the Diano s...

Cerequio is one of the great Barolo crus, on the hillside between La Morra and Barolo, and Chiarlo's holding there runs to just three hectares.

Cerequio is one of the most significant crus in the whole of Barolo, and Vietti's holding there is a single hectare of vines averaging 36 years.

Brezza are among the last genuinely traditional Barolo houses, working the Sarmassa cru in Barolo village itself with long macerations an...

Barrel fermentation gives Sauvignon Blanc texture and weight instead of the sharp green character the grape is known for.

Bastardo is Trousseau under a Portuguese name, a grape almost nobody plants outside the Jura and the Douro, growing on old vines in Patag...

A seventh-generation family estate farming sustainably on granite, with a third of its vines certified organic.

Les Bressandes from 50-year-old vines cropped at 23 hectolitres per hectare, farmed organically and bottled unfined and unfiltered — Beau...