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£34.99Located 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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£27.99
Jon Cañas is the imaginative winemaker behind Bodegas Amaren. Jon has been granted free rein to explore the character of Alavesa’s vineyards, giving us a raw, modern interpretation of Rioja Alavesa. Bodegas Amaren is comprised of some of best and highest altitude vineyards around the villages of Samaniego and Leza,…
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£11.50
In 1973 self taught winemakers Charles and Marie Thérèse Verhaeghe bottled their first wines at Chateau de Cedre. Now in the capable hands of the couples sons, Pascal and Jean-Marc, Chateau de Cedre has risen to be one of the jewels in the Cahors crown. Camille is unoaked and therefore…
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The 16th century Château de Beaucastel was acquired by the Perrin family in the early 1900s. With a global following for their benchmark Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the wines at this historic property are consistently among the finest in the region. Château de Beaucastel’s vineyards surround the estate, which is near the town…
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£11.50
Cuma is the result of a project born in 2005 to develop agriculture and winemaking in harmony with the environment and local culture. ‘Cuma’ meaning “pure and clean” in the language of the Aymará, expresses a commitment to continue with the legacy of the indigenous peoples and to preserve the…
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£115.99
Petrolo is situated on the eastern flank of the Chianti hills, a historical area delimited in 1716 by the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de’ Medici, as one of Tuscany’s top four wine producing zones. The Val d‘Arno was recognised as ‘DOC Val d‘Arno di Sopra’ in 2011. The…
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£13.99
I love the concept of this wine; the term “hundred” originates from late Saxon and Norman England and refers to an administrative unit of government, meaning that 100+ households had to live in the area to qualify for its place on the map. Willunga 100 select their fruit from small…
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£16.75
The energetic and charismatic Guillaume Gonnet is not your average Rhône winemaker. Extremely open in his attitude, his curious, boundary challenging approach extends beyond wine. He travelled to the far ends of the earth, revelling in the opportunity tosurf some of the best waves in the world while learning his…
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£19.50
‘Making wines with passion’ is the moto for this 3rd generation family run winery in Tuscany and underpins everything that they do. Their ingrained respect for the land, the indigenous vines and their ambition, sing. Their rose, inspired by Provencal rosés, is simply superb. The bouquet is floral and fruity…
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£14.50
Famille Perrin is one of the most recognisable and most respected names in the Rhône, with the fifth and sixth generations now at the helm. This grapes for this rosé are grown in the beautiful Parc Régional de Luberon where stony soils retain the daytime heat, helping the grapes to…
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£27.99
Owner & winemaker, Rosalia Molina, makes organic wines in one of Spain’s highest altitude wineries. Her mission is to make wines that express the typicity of DO Manchuela: the vineyard, the altitude and the varieties planted. This is a climate on the edge of what is possible: at 1,100 metres…
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£19.50
Bruwer Raats is a gentle giant of a man and his reputation is starting to match his stature. His mastery of chenin blanc and cabernet franc is bringing him praise from around the world as “the most exciting and forward thinking winemaker” in Stellenbosch. As part of the new wave…