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MCM88 comes from a single block of the old Keefer Ranch, a vineyard that made its reputation through Kosta Browne, and it is the boldest ...
Red Sancerre is Pinot Noir, which surprises most people, and it accounts for a small fraction of the appellation.
Pol Roger remain family-owned and unusually traditional — the wines are riddled by hand, which almost nobody does at this scale.
Craggy Range are one of New Zealand's most ambitious estates, working single vineyards across several regions.
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...
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...
Pinot Noir in Italy is usually a disappointment; the altitude and cool nights of the Dolomites are one of the few places it works.
The most recognised Champagne in the world, and made in volumes that make that possible.
Made by blending red wine into the base, the standard method, giving a straightforwardly fruity style.
No sugar added at any point, which strips away the softening most Champagne relies on and leaves the fruit and chalk fully exposed.
Gevrey produces the most structured reds in the Cote de Nuits, and even at village level the wines carry weight the rest of Burgundy doesn't.
Mazis sits directly alongside Chambertin itself and is widely held to be the closest in character to it, at a fraction of the price.
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.
Chardonnay-dominant where most houses lead with Pinot, giving a lighter, more floral register.
Demi-Sec carries noticeably more sugar than Brut, which makes it the one style that genuinely works with dessert rather than fighting it.
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.
Premier Cru fruit throughout, from a house that has quietly become one of the region's most reliable.
Savigny is one of the last genuinely affordable premier cru appellations in the Cote de Beaune.
The hills behind the famous slope, higher and cooler, where prices have not yet followed the Cote d'Or.
Richard Kershaw is one of very few Masters of Wine making wine in South Africa, and the G.P.S.
Only declared in years Pol Roger consider worth it, and 2018 was a warm, generous vintage.
Built for the long haul rather than for drinking on release.
A vintage rose from 2008, widely held to be one of the greatest Champagne vintages in living memory, and now approaching maturity rather ...
Frequently asked questions
Red, white, rosé, sparkling, sweet and fortified wines, from classic regions such as Burgundy, Bordeaux, the Rhône, Piedmont, Tuscany, Rioja and Champagne to England, South Africa, New Zealand and the Americas. Every product page carries tasting notes, food pairings and a drinking window.
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