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£109.99 – £197.50“no industry has so resolutely excluded women from positions of influence for so long” Ann B. Matasar ‘Women of Wine: The Rise of Women in the Global Wine Industry’ Of course women make wine, and great wine at that. This in itself this should not be newsworthy. But throughout history, the… -
£19.75An intense and powerful Tempranillo from 40-year-old vines. Aged for 14 months in new French oak, this marries juicy wild berry flavours with a subtle spiciness. The Tempranillo for the ‘Crianza’ comes from 40-year-old vines located in the towns of Quintana del Pidio, La Horra and Roa de Duero within… -
£16.50
Quinta 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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£18.99
Planeta is undoubtedly Sicily’s leading wine producer. Founded in 1985, this dynamic winery is responsible for championing both indigenous and international grape varieties and pioneering the development of high-quality wine on the island. Winemaker Francesca Planeta blends indigenous Grecanico and Grillo with Sauvignon to create an aromatic nose rich in…
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£14.99
In the heel of Italy, Manduria is considered the birth place of the native Primitivo grape, and was officially recognised as such in the 1970s when a DOC was created for the region. However Produttori di Manduria had been making wines for 40 years by then, unashamedly proud of their…
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£20.99
New Zealand born and bred and after decades working in wineries around the world, David Clouston decided to settle in his native Marlborough. The desire to establish himself on home turf was strong and thus Two Rivers was born. Named after the iconic rivers of Marlborough’s renowned Wairau and Awatere…
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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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£16.50
Puglian wines are probably my favourite and certainly my go-to reds. I particularly love wines from Salento; the rich fruit they portray so well (you can taste the sunshine in the glass), and they are exceptional value for money. This rosso from Francesco Candido offers all of the above; opulent…
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£17.75
Using exclusively estate-grown grapes from this arid region in Chile’s Elqui Valley, Falernia is Chile’s most northernly winery, and a substantial distance from the country’s main wine-growing regions. Founded by Italian immigrants fleeing Italy’s drastically failing economy in the 1950’s, the Olivier family saw the potential for vine growing in…
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£20.99
Simonnet-Febvre have produced sparkling wines in the Chablis region since their foundation in 1845. Crémant de Bourgogne is produced using the traditional method where the bubbles are created by an in-bottle secondary fermentation. This Cremant de Bourgogne is a blend of 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir. Once in bottle…