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Where to start with this delightful wine? Produced in Chablis from grapes grown just outside the appellation boundary, Séguinot-Bordet's >

Old vines chablis from a stunning vintage, extended fine lees aging has resulted in a rich, mineral-laden Chablis which >

This very moreish, fruit-driven white wine from Casa de Uco really caught our attention when we first tasted a bottle in >

Strikingly pure and fresh with an exotic nose of fig, green asparagus and tropical fruit. This leads to an intense and vibrant >

From the heart of the D.O. Rías Baixas, this expressive, forward style of albariño, shines with ripe citrus fruit and tangy >

New Hall's signature Bacchus seems to improve with each vintage, and the new 2018 release gains an extra level of ripeness >

Picpoul is proving a firm customer favourite, with its racy freshness, ripe citrus fruit, and seafood-friendly purity. The >

Greenhough call this a classic top of the south style with its Marlborough-like profound passion fruit, melon and citrus, >

Zibibbo is better-known elsewhere as muscat, and the hallmark floral and grapey character shines through here. Reminiscent >

Unmistakably Marlborough sauvignon, with its exuberant aromas of cut grass, nettles and tropical fruit, but more restrained >

Austria is undoubtedly one of the wine world's rising stars, largely due to the success of its signature grape - Gruner >

A rarity from the treasury, wonderful balance between elegant sweetness and vital acidity, the surprising freshness is an >

A remarkable wine produced from un-grafted old vines grown in vineyards that were first planted almost 5,000 years ago. >

"Nothing if not quirky, produced from un-grafted old vines grown in the Bekaa Valley that were first planted almost 5,000 >

Coteaux du Layon is one of the wine world's 'hidden treasures' - sweet and concentrated, but with lively tangerine freshness. >

Marlborough in mind and body, but Burgundian in spirit. A fresh, crisp and tart cox apple fruit is followed by a gentle, >

Aromas in the ripe citrus spectrum with a subtle background of mandarin/orange blossom and leaf. Lively acidity is carried >

An opulent potpourri, evoking dates and sun-dried figs. Apples and quince paste with aromatic fragrances of rosehip and >

The nose is alluring, with butter cream and honeysuckle aromas that give way to fresh lemon peel and a delicately smoky >

This elegant, classy, Burgundian-style Chardonnay, with ripe tropical fruit, rich mouthfeel and delicious natural acidity, >

A sophisticated white blend, full of finesse, that endeavours to reflect its maritime location. Floral and apple aromas >

Petit Guiraud is the second wine of the top 1er Cru Classé Château Guiraud. It displays intense flavours of honey and raisin >