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Vermentino is Sardinia's signature white, and this bottling from a three-generation family estate near Alghero shows it at its most direc...
Viñátigo have done more than anyone to rescue the Canaries' forgotten grapes, and Vijariego Blanco is the most thrilling of them.
Arana is the leaner, more restrained of the house's Gran Reservas, and the better introduction to the style for that reason.
Riserva here means two years in large oak and at least six months in bottle before Carpineto will let it go, and the 2020 arrives already open.
Vinsobres is the coolest and least known of the southern Rhône crus, and this is a single lieu-dit off its best slope rather than an estate blend.
Rouanne et Les Crottes is the parcel Louis Barruol singles out as showing the estate at its best whatever the year, and it has been under...
Declared only in exceptional years, bottled unfiltered, and made to be laid down for decades.
Romaneira is one of the Douro's grand old estates, replanted and rebuilt since 2004 and bottling only its own fruit.
Vallado has been in the same family since the days of Dona Antonia Ferreira, and its Vintage comes from old field-blend vines in the Rio Torto valley.
Viognier planted at Epanomi in 1993 under university supervision, and treated seriously ever since: skin contact, French oak fermentation...
Viognier turns blowsy in warm places; Lismore's high, cold site at the southern tip of Africa gives it perfume without losing the acid line.
Viognier is a rarity in Navarra, and Tandem ferment all of it in 300-litre French oak with four months of daily lees stirring, so it drin...
Sarah Marsh MW buys from growers who rarely sell their fruit, so this is single-parcel Volnay made with a taster's precision.
Santenots is the fleshiest of Volnay's Premiers Crus, and 2019 gave it charm on top of concentration.
Voskehat is one of the oldest cultivated white grapes anywhere and is still barely seen outside Armenia.
Demi-Sec Vouvray is the most misunderstood wine in the Loire: off-dry rather than sweet, and one of the few whites that can take chilli o...
Dry Vouvray is Chenin Blanc without a safety net — no oak, no sugar, just apple, stone and acidity.
Vermouth made from wine rather than industrial spirit, infused with dozens of herbs.
A Grosses Gewächs from the Mosel's most famous sundial slope, made from the estate's oldest ungrafted vines.
White Port is the Douro's most underrated drink, whether chilled on its own or lengthened with tonic.
Greek rose is made from indigenous reds rather than Provencal varieties, giving more structure and grip than the pale southern French style.
Nikos Karatzas buys from growers in Naousa and Amyntaio and then keeps out of the way: wild-yeast fermentation in concrete tulips, ten mo...
Goumenissa is one of Greece's smallest appellations, and Titos has been its most serious address since Ktima Biblia Chora took the estate on in 2018.
Made with no additions and no corrections — a Carignan-led old-vine field blend from Dry Creek Valley.
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