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Pure Garnacha from Rioja Alavesa is unusual, and this one comes from old, dry-farmed bush vines on limestone, farmed biodynamically and p...
Most Vinho Verde is a light, spritzy blend; Avesso on its own is a different, more serious proposition.
A single-vineyard, estate-bottled Albariño from a family producer that works only with Galician grapes.
Rocim is one of the Alentejo's most interesting estates, best known for its amphora wines, and Mariana is its everyday white.
Botmaskop is the Bordeaux blend Delaire Graff builds its reds around — four varieties, four weeks of extended skin contact on the Caberne...
Tempranillo Blanco is a Rioja curiosity that few UK shelves carry, and Ondarre's old bush vines give it real substance.
Off-dry Riesling at low alcohol is one of the most useful styles for spicy food, and few do it as cleanly as Marlborough.
Garnacha Blanca is an underrated Spanish white, and at 700 metres in Cariñena it keeps its freshness.
Varietal Petit Verdot is rare anywhere, and rarer still from the Douro, where it is usually a blending grape; this single-parcel bottling...
White Port is the Douro's most underrated drink, whether chilled on its own or lengthened with tonic.
Appassimento is normally a Veneto technique; applied to Piedmont Barbera it gives a plush, crowd-pleasing red without losing the grape's freshness.
Tinto Cão is one of the Douro's great Port grapes but is almost never bottled on its own, so a single-parcel varietal from a 1757 estate ...
Cannonau is Sardinia's take on Grenache, and this unoaked version from the island's historic estate shows why it deserves more attention:...
Susumaniello is a near-forgotten Puglian grape that deserves attention, and single-varietal versions are still uncommon in the UK.
A single-vineyard, hand-picked, barrel-aged Pinot Noir at this price is good going, and the Waihopai Valley clay gives it more depth than...
Nivole is one of the benchmark Moscato d'Asti bottlings, from a house better known for serious Barolo, and it is made with the same care.
Proper Gavi from the commune of Gavi itself, made by a family estate in its fourth generation, at a price that makes it an easy house white.
Ernst Loosen is one of Germany's great Riesling names, and Villa Wolf is his affordable Pfalz label.
Dopff au Moulin effectively invented Crémant d'Alsace, and Cuvée Julien is their benchmark bottling with 18 months on lees.
Kamptal is the heartland of Grüner Veltliner and Rabl is one of its most consistent estates, twice IWSC White Wine Maker of the Year.
An entry into one of the Mosel's most respected estates at an everyday price.
Federspiel Grüner from a two-hectare Wachau estate is exactly the kind of small-scale, terroir-driven wine we like to find.
A seventh-generation family estate farming sustainably on granite, with a third of its vines certified organic.
Roussillon whites from schist are among the best-value mineral whites in France, and Gardiés is one of the region's leading family estates.
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