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Wine Guides
Red wine is a favourite drink for many people all over the world. It's not just about its great taste, but also about the fun and excitement that comes with it. Think about it: when we drink red wine, we're taking part in a tradition that goes back thousands of…
Introduction Who doesn't love chocolate and wine, however they don't always complement each other, so finding the best combo can make the experience that much better. Chocolate and wine have lots of interesting and varied tastes that can work really well together in surprising and enjoyable ways. In this blog…
Welcome to the ultimate guide to Argentinian Malbec, a wine that has captivated the hearts and palates of oenophiles across the globe. Hailing from a country synonymous with stunning landscapes, tango, and mouth-watering steaks, this bold and robust red wine has carved out a well-deserved niche in the world of…
Magnum wine bottles make a real statement – they look amazing, give you more servings of wine in one bottle, and can even taste better too. But why magnum wine - is wine better in a magnum bottle? How much wine do you get in a magnum? What’s the…
Italy is home to some of the world's most beloved and widely recognised wine regions, producing a vast array of styles and varietals that are enjoyed by wine lovers all over the globe. From crisp white wines made from indigenous grapes like Trebbiano and Vermentino, to full-bodied reds like Barolo…
In this ultimate guide, we will delve into the rich history of Sauvignon Blanc in New Zealand, explore its key wine-producing regions, and discover the factors that contribute to the distinct characteristics of this exceptional wine. Additionally, we will offer tips on tasting, food pairing, understanding wine labels, and finding…
Nestled amongst the hills and castles of the Duero valley are the vineyards of Ribera del Duero. Winemaking is a long-held tradition in this part of Spain dating back 2000 years to the time of the Romans. Despite this heritage, the wines from Ribera del Duero are often overlooked compared…
When you think of the most highly regarded wines in the world, which country springs immediately to mind? It’s got to be France. We’ve spent some glorious summers touring the French wine regions, soaking up the centuries of winemaking pedigree, and relishing the tastings as well. The grape varieties and…
Tannins: you’ve probably heard of them, especially if you enjoy a glass of red wine, but you may not know about their vital role in the art of winemaking. In their early stages they’re very bitter, and eventually they may well end up as sediment in the bottom of your…
Big on flavour and big on price – Super Tuscan wines had a seismic impact on Italian winemaking when they were first produced, and their popularity is as strong as ever. What made them so ground-breaking - and so popular that a whole new designation was created to accommodate them?…