Many of you will be familiar with the Piemonte region of Northern Italy, home to the likes of Barolo and Barbaresco. The magic of Italian Nebbiolo doesn’t stop there, simply cast your eye a little...

If the hayfever currently experienced by the Rathdowne Cru is anything to go by - Spring is here! For us, that means popping aside the winter warmers and filling the fridge with all things pink....

“These 2024 releases are some of winemaker Sarah Crowe’s best work yet, I’d argue” Campbell Mattison

“The quality here is again so good that I’m tempted to say that Chablis has yet another leading light to add to the usual stars of Raveneau and Dauvissat.” Allen Meadows, Burghound, 2019 On the...

There’s more Italian wines landing in the shop this week than we know what to do with. Piemontese icon Massolino has arrived, alongside Scarpa’s exceptional Verduno Pelaverga and a rare bottling of Susumaniello from Leone...

“It’s easy to say, now that we are where we are, that the By Farr endeavour was always going, at some stage, to move from excellent to elite, or from very good to superb. In...

The Young Guns of Wine Awards were held on this Tuesday past, marking 20 years of celebrating up and coming winemakers. If you’ve yet to discover Young Guns of Wine, they’re an independent publication that...

“…classy and impeccably balanced” Antonio Galloni, on the 2022 G.D. Vajra Baroli Since 2018, Barolo has seen completely different vintage conditions with each new year. Each came with its own hardships, but a ‘difficult’ vintage does...

“Not only the greatest wine to ever emerge from the hallowed halls of Yalumba, it is categorically the finest exemplar of the great of the great Australian blend of the modern era, and the equal...