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2024 vintage ports, 80 Year Olds and many more
An excellent year for vintage port. No wonder every port house is releasing one or more such ports, making this the first general declaration in seven years. Above, the seven...
Julia Harding MW
• 3 min read
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Waitrose spring 2026 recommendations
Great buys available in the UK and farther afield – including some naturally lower-alcohol wines. Above, left to right: Reon Richter, Leana Coetzee, Mari Branders, Juandre Bruwer – the core...
Andy Howard MW
• 3 min read
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Another set of outstanding new releases from the Kellers in Germany’s Rheinhessen. Also, news of crazy high-density planting, pictured above...
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Zinfandel proves its worth, and the longevity of both wines and vines. See also Zinfandel – California's other red. Above...
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New releases and old vintages make for a particularly rich array of wine reviews this month. Above, champagne producers Mathilde...
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This rare grape variety is attracting attention far outside its Haut-Savoie homeland, with followers from the Jura to Cornas and...
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Cards on the table for this month's round-up from Richard in Singapore. The trio of wines pictured in the image...
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One of Australia's most glorious wine ranges will be released in May. The painting above is a visual interpretation of...
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Long a staple for everyday wine, Ansonica – aka Inzolia – is getting a makeover on the Tuscan coast. Corinna...
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Completing yesterday’s report on a big blind tasting of 2015 right-bank wines and sweet whites. See this guide for all...
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Château Rieussec in Sauternes was one of the high points of this big blind tasting. Reviews of the left-bank reds...
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Cool wines from cool people in a cool climate. Plus some Tasmanian wines for good measure. See also Victoria –...
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Fifteen extraordinary wines from the most southerly vineyards in the world. Above, ice protects Otronia's grapes from frost (credit: Otronia)...
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A once-in-a-lifetime tasting of one of the world’s longest-lived, most hedonistic wines proves the wine’s exalted reputation. Image above, of...
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If the Germans can ripen grapes every year, why not the Poles? Above, a frosty day at Dom Charbielin...
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A new generation of Swiss winemakers is redefining their country's Alpine viticulture. Image above courtesy of Jungwinzer Schweiz. I thought...
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A new group of vineyard-focused producers* are redefining Penedès wines, from sparkling through reds. In Spain’s Penedès region, many diverse...
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A vertical tasting of this very popular Pauillac estate. Above, from left to right: Nicolas Labenne, Jean-Charles Cazes and Daniel...
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