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With Shiraz leading the way in the 2021 Secateurs red, we have the most gorgeous blackberry and apple compote scented drop, wit...
Something a bit wild! Druifkop means grape head - people who are wine mad. Originally made for Adi's keen wino disciples in Jap...
This is Pieter's wacky take on his own Beaujolais Nouveau. Not made from Gamay though, but a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, Pinot...
Give it a good swirl and allow those gorgeous aromas to emerge. It has the prettiest high note of new season cherry blossom, ...
A Swig stalwart and star buy! Rich and berry laden, concentrated but not heavy, with blackberries jumping out the glass and fre...
Gloriously fruity, unoaked Cotes du Rhone. Baked plums dusted with cinnamon and brown sugar, violets, hints of plums, lavender ...
80% Syrah, 20% Grenache, the nose is a little quiet at present, gently teetering between earthy, more rustic notes and pretty h...
Rhône meet the Languedoc in this ethereally lovely red blend, and Robin’s de facto house red. Think along the lines of a classi...
It verges towards a Crozes-Hermitage on the nose, but with a more southern sort of breadth and scent of garrigue. With four ye...
Pale ruby, slightly cloudy. It needs sometime in the glass for the wine to gain a clear nose, umami aromas soon disappear and g...
Bright, ripe, and ready to go. This Pinot Noir is piled full of red cherries, field strawberries and a brush of charred firewoo...
Gentle spearmint, lavender and blackcurrant - both the leaf and fruit, with amazing seaspray freshness and notes of wild herbs ...
I drank this wine at Christmas and my goodness it was truly wonderful. I had two bottles, and each was different. I take this a...
