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This exceptional claret was made by Jean-Claude Berrouet who was the winemaker and technical director at Pétrus for 44 years. >

Michel Guilleminot's brut enjoys an enviable reputation for sheer value for money and consistency.  "Récoltant-Manipulant" >

There is certainly a nod to Burgundy, with the hallmark ethereal perfume and notes of spice and woodsmoke; but this is enhanced >

Classic, spicy and very gourmande, this juicy Côtes du Rhône is produced from syrah and grenache and made in a generous, >

Warm, rich and flavourful - this garnacha has lots of personality and old-vines intensity and an appealing crunch. Ripe, >

This is essentially declassified Brunello - a very classy Rosso, which punches well above its weight. Lots of flavour here >

This classic Crianza displays red and black fruit aromas with spicy cedar notes. On the palate, its ripe tannins lead to >

"A blend of Syrah, Grenache and Mourvèdre, it's a beguiling pale, pale peony pink thanks to swift pressing and no maceration. >

A well composed and proportioned shiraz which, though full bodied, offers delicious balancing freshness to the spiced black >

Portugal is making a real name recently for warm, vibrant, fruit-forward reds. A blend of traditional port grapes, but fresh >

A 'mini-Barolo' from this increasingly impressive estate. Quite plush, warm and textured for a Nebbiolo, with aromas of >

Spain is on phenomenal form at the moment, bringing us some of the best value wines around. Shipped directly from the vineyards >

Deep purple colour with aromas of red fruits, chocolate and coffee beans, bursting with red and black cherry flavours and >

The pedigree of this legendary port house shines through in their smartly presented ruby reserve, which is still made from >

*Please note, that the wine label on this bottle is in very poor condition and the foil capsules have also been damaged. >

Superbly complex nose revealing dried figs and prunes with notes of almonds and oak and gentle hints of toffee and vanilla >

Malmsey has been an English favourite for centuries in fact when the Duke of Clarence was executed in 1478, he requested >

An unfiltered, full-bodied, blended 5 year old Port. Ripe aromas of blackberry, raspberry, dried plum and fig leading to >

On the nose very meaty and savoury, black fruit with notes of mushrooms, forest floor and winter spice in fact it is such >

The 1998 vintage just pipped it for us, when selecting our top Port offering. Beatifully balanced, with intensity of sweet >

"We've offered the 2000 Chateau Musar before and Monsieur Hoggart lapped it up, praising its 'soft, velvety, peppery, spicy, >

"On pouring you are immediately reminded that this wine has been maturing for quite some time, the colour is brick red, >

One of Simon Hoggart's favoured vintages of Musar and, on its release in 2009, he applauded in these pages its 'immense >