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2020 Chablis, Domaine Daniel Dampt Gloriously pristine Chablis that’s made mostly from the fruit of [...]
Fully mature claret at fifteen quid – has the world gone mad? Created from the [...]
This is a new discovery for me, and I love the delicacy and restraint on [...]
The racy Picpoul grape has enjoyed somewhat of a renaissance in the last few years, [...]
2021 Domaine Pique Roque Rosé, Côtes de Provence Textbook stuff and excellent for the price, [...]
Champagne Henriet Bazin Blanc de Blancs, Premier Cru NV Not the tightest texture – in [...]
2020 Muscadet Sèvre & Maine Sur Lie, Domaine de la Chauvinière If you like dry [...]
Light and bright as a cherry swinging from a star. Divinely pure. on , 13th [...]
A blend of 80% Pinot Noir and 20% Chardonnay, this spent five years on its [...]
While prices for white Burgundy climb as every year passes and allocations seemingly shrink at [...]
Rosemary George MW shares her thoughts on some of our Languedoc offerings at our recent [...]
Sparkling Vouvray is one of the wine world’s undervalued treasures and it can age superbly. [...]
2020 Racine Pinot Noir, IGP Pays d`Oc, Bruno Lafon & François Chamboissier Made with Burgundian [...]
Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a cool-climate hot spot producing some of Australia’s best chardonnay and [...]
Burgundy is just one of many French regions to have upped their sparkling game in [...]
Fiona Beckett describes a perfect match between this Savigny-Lès-Beaune and a delicious chicken & cep [...]
A beautifully crafted champagne that deserves some serious seafood, such as grilled sole or scallops. [...]
If Britain has a reputation as the centre of fine-wine knowledge, it is in no [...]
Although it just tips over the £10 mark (it’s £11 a bottle if it’s bought [...]
16.5 + Full bottle 1,318 g. This producer used to be called Decelle-Villa but has [...]
While I have a few rather expensive wines this week, I have two bargains for [...]
A very well-made sparkling white, this is luminous and crisp with flavours of apple snow [...]
A family domaine based in the village of Mauves, which was part of the ‘original’ [...]
This is the kind of wine that gets pigeon-holed as a summer wine, usually as [...]
This is one of the finest value red Bordeaux of the year and I cannot [...]
Very pale salmon. Peach, apricot, spice and red berry flavours. Airy, fresh and supple; a [...]
Gosh, this is an amazing Cabernet Franc and the fruit is wonderfully floral and juicy [...]
In some ways, a new domaine – for five generations, the family rented out its [...]
A gamay that is not from Beaujolais but the old volcanic terrain of the Côtes [...]
I know what you’re thinking: “That’s an expensive Petit Chablis.” But it’s a brilliant one, [...]
The Côtes de Forez are not conventionally thought of as part of the Loire wine [...]
Full bottle 1,320 g. From various terroirs around Maimbray: 60% limestone and 40% terres blanches. [...]
Full bottle 1,335 g. Certified organic. 100% Cabernet Franc on clay-limestone. Mid purplish crimson. Fragrant [...]
Gorgeous floral scent, strawberry and zingy splendour unite in pitch perfection. in , 6th June [...]
Regular readers will know that I am a huge fan of Pique Roque Rosé, having [...]
Esprit is a brand-new rosé find for me and it is a biodynamically-farmed Grenache, Syrah, [...]
Vieilles Vignes are the key to the Boulon family’s cracking Beaujolais, or certainly one of [...]
Sleek and refreshing as frozen berries, this fragrant ace from Italy is liquid finesse. Magical! [...]
The finest of the new season 2020 rosés, Pique Roque is a scintillating wine with [...]
I am a massive fan of posh Beaujolais and this wine is a perfect example. [...]
In Burgundy’s Janus-like 2017 vintage, this wine has the requisite substance, structure and balance for [...]
A biodynamically-farmed, pin-sharp, pristine Chardonnay hides behind the cartoon label and it is absolutely enchanting! [...]
I tasted this immediately after the F & D Clair Puligny Garenne and this withstood [...]
35% of the Pinot Noir from above St-Aubin, 65% from near Les Maranges to the [...]
Domaine Gayda Viognier Pays d’Oc 2019 … could be Viognier’s calling card. “It’s a blend [...]
Amos is a terroir-focused blend from vineyards at 600m-900m. Non-aromatic varieties – mostly Pinot Bianco, [...]
Textbook Viognier character from innovative Languedoc producer Gayda – unusual in a basic varietal range. [...]
I rarely get this excited about Muscadet, but I truly believe that this is the [...]
2019 Côtes du Rhône, Domaine de Verquière This is another red which seems to be [...]
2018 white Burgundies are generally fleshy and forward by comparison to the upright 2017s and [...]
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