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£16.50Quinta do Infantado has been owned by the Roseira family for well over a century. In 1979, it became the first Port producer to start bottling its wines on the estate in the Douro, rather than in Vila Nova de Gaia. The name ‘Infantado’ derives from ‘Infante’ (the Portuguese for…
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£60.99
At the heart of the Côte de Nuits, the town of Nuits has its own Hospices, world-renowned vineyards and, of course, ancient traditions. The Premier Cru Damodes is located in the north part of the Nuits-Saint-Georges vineyard, above the “Boudots”, near Vosne-Romanée, with an east exposure. The vineyard is planted…
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£8.99
Benefiting from cool nights and sea breezes to facilitate an extended growing season, the vines for Aloe Tree Shiraz hail from specific vineyards in the increasingly fashionable west coast of the Cape and result in perfectly balanced, ripe grapes. The extra warmth and climate in this area help develop a…
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£9.50
Vidigal is an award-winning family run winery based in Lisboa in central Portugal. The vines for this wine are located close to the Atlantic Ocean with the sea breeze aiding levels of acidity and freshness in this wine. The perfect mid-week red – easy drinking and versatile yet full of…
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£34.99
Located in the world’s southernmost winegrowing region, the name ‘Carrick’ is derived from the gold-mining town and the mountain range to which the estate points. Famous for their quality Pinot Noir and dedicated to producing estate-grown, wild fermented, small batch and sustainable wines, the Carrick Bend on their logo is…
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£42.50
Tasting Note: Full-bodied, velvety and intense, this Barolo is heady with vanilla, dried roses and woodland undergrowth. Food Matching: Ideal with big red meat dishes and medium mature cheeses, try a wild boar and mushroom risotto for example. Vineyard: This Barolo is named after the village where the vineyards are…
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£60.99
A sophisticated, powerful, full-bodied wine that creates a harmonious and well-balanced flavour on the palate. Sweet, rich aromas with notes of ripe fruits and spices. Generous on the palate with complex, plush tannins.
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£9.99
In the 18th century, this estate belonged to Baron Charles Emmanuel, a colourful character who was rumoured to be the illegitimate son of King Louis XV. Today, celebrated Kiwi winemaker Matt Thompson is at the helm of this estate which lies near the small town of Pomérols. The region benefits…
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£9.50
A wonderful, rich and appealing wine made from 60-year-old vines in the up-and-coming Swartland region of the Western cape. Shiraz thrives in this region with its ancient mix of soils; granite, shale, and sandstone with vineyards also tempered by the effects of the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Winemakers add about 30%…
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£14.99
Bodega Garzón is a family-owned winery in Maldonado on the Atlantic coast in southern Uruguay. They pioneered viticulture in this area over 10 years ago, and have since become the standard-bearer for premium wines from Uruguay. In November 2018, their pioneering status was recognised by Wine Enthusiast with the ‘New…
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£18.50
Truly family run and owned, Bogel vineyards is now safely in the hands of sixth generation siblings with Jody Bogle Director of Public Relations and International Wine Sales. Jody’s grandfather pioneered winemaking in Clarksburg when he planted four-hectares of chenin blanc in 1968 after repeated failed potato harvests. As Jody…
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£20.50
The Mandrarossa wines come from a selection of the best sites from Cantine Settesoli’s 6,000 hectares of vineyard, situated in southwestern Sicily and planted with 32 different grape varieties. The vineyards are split between the 2,000 members of the co-op, and cover the area around Selinunte, the hauntingly beautiful ruins…