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Two old friends set out in 2008 to make an English sparkling wine that could stand beside the best, and chose their chalk accordingly.
Only declared in years Pol Roger consider worth it, and 2018 was a warm, generous vintage.
One of the oldest houses in Champagne and one of the least talked about, which keeps prices honest.
Rosé from Cabernet Franc rather than the usual Grenache or Syrah, which trades soft strawberry for a herbal, redcurrant edge and a spicy finish.
Fifteen months in concrete and not a day in new oak leaves the El Cepillo site fully exposed: violet, cassis and graphite instead of vanilla.
Gualtallary is the highest and stoniest of the four Gran Enemigo sites, and because all four share a blend and an ageing regime, this bot...
Raymond's everyday Cabernet, drawn from vineyards across California rather than one site, and made with few pump-overs and only six month...
Margaret River makes some of the most complete Cabernet outside Bordeaux, and this is Xanadu's Reserve, drawn from three vineyards across...
Margaret River is the benchmark for Australian Cabernet, and Circa 77 is Xanadu's way into it: estate Houghton-clone fruit on ironstone g...
Far Niente's Cabernet is the estate's flagship and one of Napa's long-standing classics, drawn from six valley sites alongside the home v...
VIK built this estate from the soil up, with 6,000 analyses behind the planting and 10,000 vines to the hectare.
Greece is better known for its whites, and Ktima Biblia Chora made its name on them - this shows what the same cool Pangeon slopes do wit...
The Renacido parcel is three hectares of 150-year-old bush vines on granite, revived one plant at a time rather than replanted, and that ...
Navarra is better known for everyday rosé, and Mácula is the corrective: a Bordeaux blend grown high in the Yerri Valley, fermented witho...
Aglianico is southern Italy's great red grape, and picked early off Irpinia hillsides at up to 700 metres it makes a rosato with proper a...
Cannonau is Sardinia's Grenache, and the Riserva is where Sella & Mosca show what it can do with time: six months in oak and two more yea...
Cannonau is Sardinia's take on Grenache, and this unoaked version from the island's historic estate shows why it deserves more attention:...
A four-grape white that ignores appellation lines to chase freshness, drawing Chardonnay, Petit Manseng and Chenin off cool clay-limeston...
Peumo is the address for Chilean Carménère, and Terroir Hunter draws on a single 4.05-hectare plot there rather than blending across the valley.
Ridgeview have been making sparkling wine in Sussex since 1995, which in England counts as a long time, and the consistency is what they ...
Fèvre owns more Premier and Grand Cru land in Chablis than anyone, and Montmains is where that shows without the Grand Cru price.
Montmains is the Premier Cru for anyone who wants tension rather than weight, and Labille leaves it almost entirely unoaked, letting 15 t...
Vaulorent is the Premier Cru that behaves like a Grand Cru, sharing its slope with Les Preuses and parted from it only by a path.
Vosgros sits in a sun-trap amphitheatre on the left bank, which is why it gives a rounder, riper Chablis than most Premier Crus.
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