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The Home Block sits beside the Paringa cellar door and was planted in 1985, and its Pinot Noir is the wine that built the estate's reputa...
The regional appellation, from a grower who also makes Puligny-Montrachet and Chambertin.
Cool-site Chardonnay with the oak used sparingly, letting the acidity carry the wine.
Savigny is one of the last genuinely affordable premier cru appellations in the Cote de Beaune.
Bordeaux varieties on the Tuscan coast, in the style that made the region's international reputation.
The entry point into Bolgheri from an estate whose senior wine sits at nearly a hundred pounds.
A second Sancerre grower with a different touch — the same limestone, more texture and weight.
High-altitude Chardonnay from the Hautes-Côtes, where cool north-west facing slopes and a wide day-night swing keep the acidity that warm...
Moulin-a-Vent is the Beaujolais cru that ages, and its Gamay develops in a direction that fools people into guessing Pinot Noir.
An unoaked Tuscan white blend built around Chardonnay and Grechetto.
Co-fermenting Syrah with a small proportion of white Viognier is a Cote-Rotie technique that lifts the aromatics.
Cote-Rotie is the northern Rhone's steepest and most celebrated hill, terraced so severely it must be worked by hand.
Palmer's prestige bottling, drawn from long-aged reserve wines and released in small quantities.
One of the oldest houses in Champagne and one of the least talked about, which keeps prices honest.
All-Chardonnay Champagne at a price the famous names can't approach.
Premier Cru fruit throughout, from a house that has quietly become one of the region's most reliable.
Demi-Sec carries noticeably more sugar than Brut, which makes it the one style that genuinely works with dessert rather than fighting it.
Grand Cru fruit — the top rung of Champagne's village classification, and rare at this price.
Chardonnay-dominant where most houses lead with Pinot, giving a lighter, more floral register.
Bastardo is Trousseau under a Portuguese name, a grape almost nobody plants outside the Jura and the Douro, growing on old vines in Patag...
Cabernet Franc in Argentina has become the country's most interesting story, and Gran Enemigo is the wine that made the case.
Roederer abandoned the idea of a fixed non-vintage blend in favour of numbered releases built on a perpetual reserve, and 242 is one of the earliest.
The Armagh is one of the small group of Australian Shiraz that sit alongside Grange in reputation, from a single vineyard planted in 1968.
The second wine of a Third Growth, from younger vines and shorter ageing.
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