For those of you not brushed up on the wines from Spain, Albarino from Rias Baixas is one of this...

From three vineyards across the Barolo commune. A most familiar approach with pale colour yet fabulous dark red rose fragrance....

The first glimpses of mahogany appear at this stage, suggesting an initial step to revealing its future extraordinary complexities. Again,...

From the small and prized Roero district, which may have a reputation for less muscle that Barolo or Barbaresco but...

Barolo at the height of its powers. Rose and orange citrus zest, cherry liqueur and all the smells of an...

Young and yet to reveal its full personality. Very compact – some will say closed. Still there is briar, tobacco,...

A wine that is all about the berries, blue berries that is. Even down to the hue in the glass –...

As easy on the senses that you could ever imagine a Nebbiolo can be. Fragrant and juicy, cherry (almost liqueur...

A single block selection that begins with familiar local signatures of woodsmoke and roses, though here with an extra element...

The estate’s multiple block blend from the prized Martinenga vineyard, one step darker in colour than the Langhe, towards garnet....

For what stands as a first step into the di Gresy set of Barbaresco wines, this is quite a statement...

Wines like this will be a relief to many chardonnay fans. It’s a throwback to the old days when chardonnays...

There is a secret to this wine – Campo de Borja. It’s a region located close to Rioja which is...

You would not know it in Australia but Californian Cabernet Sauvignon is a big deal around the world with its...

I do love the sweetness scale on the back of this Alsatian Gris, and I agree 100% with the scale...

This is the step up in the Domaine Felines Picpoul range, and it delivers with added concentration and flavour. Mid...

A cheeky vibrant little Picpoul de Pinet from the Languedoc. A bright lemony neutral style with dry straw, some leesy...

Joven literally translates to ‘young’ so this Rioja is made for early drinking and has not seen any oak. Jovens...

While Provence might have the fame for rosé in France, plenty of wine regions around the country have a shot...

Haters gonna hate, and there are plenty of sauvignon blanc haters out there, particularly for the wines from Marlborough. But...

This wine, from one of the world’s most famous producers, is sourced from coastal Californian vineyards. The barrels offer notes...

Rum and merlot may not seem to be an immediate pairing, but the oak here delivers coconut and sweet vanilla...

There was a time in Australia when many thought that the flavour of oak was what chardonnay tasted like. Pendulums...

Before pinot grigio, everyone’s favourite Italian white wine was Soave, made from the garganega grape near the city of Verona...