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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...
Thrapsathiri is barely grown outside Crete, and Idaia's version makes the case for it: floral lift and a spicy, savoury middle without weight.
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.
Feudi di San Gregorio did more than any other producer to bring Campania's native grapes back into serious wine, and Serrocielo is its Se...
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...
Syrah leads, with the Greek Limnio for savoury depth and Merlot for flesh, aged a year in French oak and bottled without fining or filtration.
Most rosé Champagne takes its colour from a little red wine added at blending.
Aged three times longer than the appellation requires, which buys the fine, persistent mousse and the depth the price suggests.
Viognier planted at Epanomi in 1993 under university supervision, and treated seriously ever since: skin contact, French oak fermentation...
The benchmark cuvée from the oldest wine house in Champagne, and the clearest statement of the no-malolactic house style: rich and volumi...
A first-rank Pomerol estate on the Saint-Émilion border, Merlot-dominant and now fully mature at fourteen years old.
Vosgros sits in a sun-trap amphitheatre on the left bank, which is why it gives a rounder, riper Chablis than most Premier Crus.
All Pinot Noir from Grand Cru villages in the Montagne de Reims, which is where the grape carries the most weight and structure in Champagne.
One of the benchmark dry whites of Bordeaux, grown on a single organically certified block of Günz gravel and fermented entirely in barrel.
Montmains is the Premier Cru for anyone who wants tension rather than weight, and Labille leaves it almost entirely unoaked, letting 15 t...
A family grower house working eleven hectares of chalk, with three years on the lees — well beyond the minimum — behind a Pinot-led blend.
Mont Pelé is a named single vineyard rather than a blended Mâcon, and six generations of Lenoir know how to read it.
Seven years in the chalk cellars is well beyond what most vintage Champagne is given, and it shows in the gingerbread and brioche depth s...
The regional Bourgogne from a grower who also bottles Chambertin and Puligny-Montrachet, blended across plots in the Côte Chalonnaise and...
A Pauillac classed growth sitting between Lafite and Mouton and farmed to the same standard by the same owners.
Enseignères sits immediately below Bâtard-Montrachet and Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet, about as good an address as a village Puligny can claim.
Saint-Julien's largest single-block vineyard, with 50-year-old vines, in a benchmark vintage for the decade.
Pouilly-Fuissé is the Mâconnais at its most serious, and Lise Marie is made without any oak so the site rather than the barrel sets the tone.
Vines planted in 1963 in the centre of the Clos, in a vintage where April frost destroyed ninety per cent of the shoots and concentrated ...
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