There can be danger having a crack at making rosé from Nebbiolo. It’s a notoriously hard grape variety to get...

You say tomayto, I say tomahto… You say rosé, I say rosato, let’s call the whole thing off! We’ve all...

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...

I met Rob Gibson about twenty years ago and in the years since the wines have always delivered a good...

Young Nero d’Avola can be hard work with plenty of acid and tannins to burn. But here we have a...

The Italians – Nebbiolo and Sangiovese – join Spanish Tempranillo in a multinational meeting of minds. Each grape brings something...

I was not sure where this wine was going to go with the Pyrenees not well known for grenache but...

So now we are stepping into the world of Non-Alcoholic wines. Firstly alcohol adds plenty to wine, giving texture and...

The Skywalk is a relatively new addition to Rob Diletti’s Castle Rock range. It’s supposed to be a little less...

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

Ant Moore is a bit of a star in Marlborough and while pinot noirs from the region don’t always age...

Howard Park’s Abercrombie is a one of a kind and is a highly individual expression of Western Australian Cabernet. It...

Really impressed with this Barossa Shiraz which does a great job at balancing the region’s natural generosity of fruit with...

Life is tough for barbera. While its sibling from up in Piedmont, nebbiolo, hogs the limelight poor old Barbera often...

Some wine names make no sense at all – a relic of history that does not connect with the wine....