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Highlights: Van Volxem Riesling Alte Reben 2006 Mosel, Germany

Van Volxem‘s history as a wine estate goes back to the 3rd century, and it’s based in Wiltingen in the

Edmond de Rotschild Heritage‘s wine group is a collection of nine wineries, taking in Bordeaux, South Africa, Rioja (Macan), Argentina

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Mission is the Californian name for the Listán Prieto grape variety, introduced to the Americas in the 16th Century. It

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There are just 75 acres of Charbono left on the planet, say Shypoke Winery. This isn’t strictly true, if you

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The 2012 vintage of Dom Pérignon is released, and for me this is one of the best that I’ve tried.

Champagne Pommery made the news in 2014 when they decided to start an operation in Hampshire, England, in partnership with

Impressed by these two quite innovative wines from Litmus Wines, a winemaking consultancy based at Denbies winery in Surrey. Litmus

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De Saint Gall is a premium, Chardonnay-focused brand from mega-Champagne cooperative Union Champagne, which has 2000 members. I’ve been impressed

Stéphane Robert started making his own wines at the young age of 24 from rented vineyards. A few years down

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There’s never been a better time to be a Riesling lover. For a fast-track to Riesling heaven, look out for