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Sorting through the assortments – a guide

Monday 8 December 2014 • 1 min read
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We have now published all of our annual regional collections of notes on wines that cross our paths in all sorts of ways. They make for an interesting and often eclectic collection of tasting notes, hence the description 'assortment', and we hope they might provide the odd inspiration for the holiday season, wherever you are in the world.

This is 'the assortment of assortments', a guide to what we've published. Articles are listed in order of publication with the most recently published at the top.

Portugal 19 Dec 2014

Fizz part 2 18 Dec 2014

Rest of France 5 Dec 2014

Italy 4 Dec 2014

Bordeaux 3 Dec 2014

New Zealand 2 Dec 2014

Germany and Austria 1 Dec 2014

South America 28 Nov 2014

Sweet and strong 27 Nov 2014

Burgundy 26 Nov 2014

Fizz 25 Nov 2014

East of Venice 24 Nov 2014

Rhône 14 Nov 2014

Australia 11 Nov 2014

South Africa 7 Nov 2014

Spain 5 Nov 2014

America 29 Oct 2014

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