1. A Guide to Brunello di Montalcino

    Located in the province of Siena, 30 miles south of the city with the same name, the medieval village of Montalcino sits atop a jigsaw puzzle of vineyards and cypress trees that encircle the town. It can be said it is the most famous DOCG in Tuscany (perhaps for the exception of Chianti) and is considered the prize jewel in Tuscany’s crown. ... Read more
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  1. Spotlight on Shiraz

    Spotlight on Shiraz

  2. Top Wine Trends for 2025

    Top Wine Trends for 2025

  3. Top Wines of February

    Top Wines of February

  4. Wine and Dine: Andrew's Vegetable Tagine

    Wine and Dine: Andrew's Vegetable Tagine

Cellar Talk

  1. Spotlight on Shiraz

    Shiraz, which is also known as Syrah, is a thick skinned red grape variety which produces rich, robust, powerful red wine. Due to its hardiness as a vine and flexibility to different climatic conditions, Shiraz is one of the most widely planted grape varietals in the world. It buds late and ripens fairly early compared to other red grapes and is ...
    Spotlight on Shiraz
  2. Wine and Dine: Andrew's Vegetable Tagine

    In a bid to eat healthier as a household, we only eat meat at weekends where we focus on quality cuts from our local butcher: less is more, as they say! As such, find something that’s quick and easy to cook, healthy and meat-free was initially quite challenging… step forward this delicious, yet simple vegetable tagine! Warming spices add depth ...
    Wine and Dine: Andrew's Vegetable Tagine
  3. Top Wines of February

    Having survived the first blustery month of the new year, we now move into February, hopefully to see warmer weather and first tantalising glimpses of spring buds. This month sees the celebration of two fantastic grape varietals: Furmint (1st February) and Syrah (16th February), as such we have selected some of our favourite bottlings of these ...
    Top Wines of February
  4. Top Wine Trends for 2025

    As we welcome in the New Year, we take a look at what we think the trends will be for the coming year, and provide insights and recommendations on what you should be drinking in 2025.  Sustainability The transition to sustainable practices in every aspect of the wine supply chain is ongoing and continuous. This is mostly due to climate ...
    Top Wine Trends for 2025
  5. A Guide to Brunello di Montalcino

    Located in the province of Siena, 30 miles south of the city with the same name, the medieval village of Montalcino sits atop a jigsaw puzzle of vineyards and cypress trees that encircle the town. It can be said it is the most famous DOCG in Tuscany (perhaps for the exception of Chianti) and is considered the prize jewel in Tuscany’s crown. ...
    A Guide to Brunello di Montalcino

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