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Arana is the leaner, more restrained of the house's Gran Reservas, and the better introduction to the style for that reason.
O Rosal is the corner of Rías Baixas where Albariño is traditionally blended with Loureiro and Treixadura, and that is what gives Pazo de...
Alejandro Fernandez is the producer who proved in the 1970s that Ribera could rival Vega Sicilia, and Pesquera remains the estate the reg...
Port-style fortified wine made in California from Portuguese varieties, which US labelling law prevents them calling Port — hence the jok...
The multi-village blend from the same project, and the cheapest way to understand the argument.
Red Sancerre is Pinot Noir, which surprises most people, and it accounts for a small fraction of the appellation.
Greek rose is made from indigenous reds rather than Provencal varieties, giving more structure and grip than the pale southern French style.
Craggy Range are one of New Zealand's most ambitious estates, working single vineyards across several regions.
Viognier this concentrated usually loses its edges; eighteen months in Burgundian barrel here builds weight while dry-farmed shale vineya...
Randall Grahm argued for decades that California should plant Rhône varieties rather than copy Bordeaux, and this single-vineyard Syrah f...
Kershaw's G.P.S.
La Crema has worked only in cool-climate sites since 1979, and the Sonoma Coast is where that discipline shows: fog and ocean wind keep t...
Half Greyton, half Elgin — two of South Africa's coldest vineyard sites — and the result is a Syrah closer to the northern Rhône than to ...
Most sparkling rosé leans on Pinot Noir; Fitzrovia is more than two-thirds Chardonnay with a measured fraction of still Pinot Noir blende...
White Rhône blends are rare outside France and rarer still done this well: a single Santa Ynez vineyard, whole-cluster pressed, fermented...
Hoffmann & Rathbone make tiny quantities and refuse to release them young, so this 2015 has had seven to ten years on lees before disgorg...
Two old friends set out in 2008 to make an English sparkling wine that could stand beside the best, and chose their chalk accordingly.
Southern England's chalk is the same seam that runs under Champagne, and Chardonnay is the grape that shows it most plainly.
Barrel-fermented Chenin usually trades tension for weight; this one keeps both, with eleven months on the lees adding grip rather than fat.
Wiston's chalk escarpment on the South Downs is as close as England gets to Champagne's geology, and the family have farmed it on biodyna...
Riserva here means two years in large oak and at least six months in bottle before Carpineto will let it go, and the 2020 arrives already open.
El Espino is the plot selection off Finca Áster's 87 hectares at Anguix, optically sorted and built for finesse rather than weight.
A serious Stellenbosch Chardonnay built for tension rather than weight: barrel-fermented for texture, then held back from malolactic ferm...
Wiston sits on the same chalk as Champagne and has been working it since 2006, with the Coquard basket press and old Burgundian barrels to match.
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