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Amarone is about as full-flavoured and juicy as a red can get without help of fortification; very smooth and silky with a tantalizing contrast of...
Sometimes you drink a wine and your synapses align, neurones clap their hands, light rains in front of your eyes and you think... this is...
This is the Big Papa of Spanish winemaking. There's no messing around with new-fangled methods or bending to fickle fashion: La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva...
For most mortals, tasting a bottle of Amarone, especially one of this calibre, is a bit like how we imagine the Springwatch team would feel...
The winemaker wiped paranoid perspiration from his forehead as he typed the final words: 'So, I've decided to take my work back underground.. to stop...
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Château Rauzan-Ségla has an incredibly long and colourful history, dating back to 1661 and featuring Very Important Families, tragedy, intrigue and, latterly, a brilliant renaissance,...
The Aragón family has made wine for personal consumption for as long as records go, but in the 1970s Amalio Aragón started acquiring top vineyard...
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Gemma - or 'gem' in English - does exactly what is says on the tin. But not in a Ronseal kind of way; don't try...
Montalcino is one of those staggering quaint, historic, sun-drenched hill top towns that give Tuscany its unique flavour. Brunello di Montalcino is one of those...
Now, we're not the biggest fans of Napoleon. Shock, we know, sorry to disappoint all those that came here for Napoleonic propaganda, you aren't getting...
So Chablis. Right, it's bone dry, no oak, you might even say steely. Fetch it from a posh Premier Cru vineyard and then what happens?...
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Imagine gliding over the Côte d'Or, taking off from the rooftops of Beaune and drifting over the undulations of Pommard, Volnay, Puligny-Montrachet and Santenay, dreamily...
Hugh Johnson notably said of Pauillac, "if one had to single out one commune of Bordeaux to head the list, there would be no argument....
If this wine was to have an alter ego, we reckon it would be Freddie Mercury - Not because it often cries to the heavens...
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In the Middle Ages, the Château of Cantemerle, seat of the jurisdiction of the same name, bordered the Garonne River and made up part of...
The Vosne Romanee red wine from Burgundy offers a robust and sweetness for a still very young wine. Red fruits and spices dominate the palate...
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Alta means 'high' in Spanish and, while this may actually refer to the higher aspect of La Rioja Alta, it is also very 'alta' in...
Right, we've had it! We're tired of listening to the same old excuse as to why you're not sure about buying Alsace. Apparently you think...
This is a Rosé that jumps clear of the usual catchment of summer holiday memories. It's a stand alone experience and can go toe to...
Querciabella meaning 'beautiful oak tree' is a producer completely focused on quality. Querciabella has established a global reputation for producing excellent bio-dynamic and organic wines...
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Some consider collages an art form reserved for teenagers letting the rest of their bedroom know how many friends they have or for people writing...
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A great Burgundy worthy of its reputation. An intense bright red colour , a powerful nose. The mouth is round and ample with cherry aromas...
There are very few winemakers that are household names, perhaps because there are no vintner talent shows on ITV, where audience members high on schadenfreude...
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Penfolds Grange instantly expresses its exuberance from the moment that the dense and dark liquid hits the glass. Offering its drinker a multitude of sweet...
Hailing from old Zinfandel vines in the historic Lytton Springs vineyard, which are planted with complementary Petite Sirah and Carignane vines, this is a mighty,...
We want to know what on earth James Bay was drinking when he started singing about holding rivers back. We mean, has he ever actually...
Some wine is great on its own, a confirmed bachelor of a bottle that goes out every evening after work, only returning to their 1-bed...
A premium pale pink robe with eglantine highlights. On the nose are mourvèdre aromas and notes of citrus fruit, as well as very fresh touches...
Graffiti, much like wine, has a wide variance in quality. It can be so mind numbingly uninspiring, such as someone managing to misspell Thug Life,...
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We don't want to be considered apologists for the Roman Empire; what they did to Maximus Decimus Meridius was bang out of order, even if...
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The source of this great wine comes from within the unique, walled vineyard of Clos Vougeot. The Cistercian monks enclosed the entire area many moons...
It has perhaps never been more complicated to be a responsible consumer; buy some avocados because your nutritionist told you they were a healthy source...
L’Esprit de Chevalier is the second wine of Domaine de Chevalier, using the fruit from young vines planted in 1986. It is typically made from...
Rediscovery of Tokaji is perhaps one of the greatest things to come from the fall of the Berlin Wall, along with democracy, global cooperation and...
Limestone isn't just good for building things with, it can also be great for growing stuff in too! Especially grapes. Who knew?!This white wine is...
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Orin Swift's goal year in, year out is to produce wines of resounding quality and consistency. Palermo offers a seamless assortment of classic Napa Cabernet...
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While the image on the bottle of Franco, a renowned piece of Mapuche silverwork, may look like a wheel, it is actually a pipe. Perhaps...
This generous, fruity wine is an excellent introduction to the family of wines produced by Château Latour. Initially developed for the restaurant market, it has...
A complex, textured and savoury red wine with dominant raspberry and cranberry, while pink musk and herbal tones carry throughout. Bright acid and fine tannins keep...
Artazu Pasos de San Martín displays a ruby-red colour in the glass, with aromas of fresh fruits, blue flowers and a touch of mint. The...