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So vibrant, fragrant, and so utterly yummy, best served just chilled. Redcurrants, tiny strawberries, and perfectly ripe cherri...
This is so enjoyable and I recommend it very highly as a well-priced, but good quality alternative to Champagne. The roundness ...
Lemon oil, spring blossom, pineapple bon bons and a silky base of pea-shoot tinged texture. This is Northern French to the core...
Super classy, fine, spicy cedar box, old fashioned liquorice and raspberry coulis, little bergamot and oud. Excellent example o...
I've always loved 'Cedro'. But this is a new level. It's made only from Tuscan varieties. You get a lovely aroma of Sangiovese ...
So named Clochard, meaning vagrant in French for being produced from verdicchio vines that lie outside the Verdicchio Castelli ...
The first vintage of Autre Pentes (translates as 'other hills'). Almost as good as the Tauzy, just a step down, with a little l...
A lively blend of Gewurztraminer and Riesling, with around 8g residual sugar. Lychee and ginger, rose petal and pink grapefruit...
Like a well-maintained vintage car, this simply oozes class and elegance. The nose is almost coquettish, with poached plums wit...
Nicely mature Mencia, from a single high elevation site on slate and granite soils in Valdeorras, 'the gateway to Galicia'. So ...
Beautiful stone fruit, with good ripeness and texture. The nose is wonderful, the palate too, with pineapple, acacia and good l...
Alberto Orte's Vara y Pulgar, or stick & thumb, describes the training system for vines commonly used in Jerez, giving a no...
Another wonderfully classic Verdicchio that is considered by many top winemakers in Italy to be the best. Here are the kind wor...
