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Highlights: two from Flint, an interesting producer in East Anglia, England

Flint are based in East Anglia, and I’ve reviewed them before here. They have just released two small production wines

November 24, 2021 jamiegoode 8899 Views carmenere

It’s Carmenere day! And here I taste two really good examples from Errazuriz. Carmenere hails from Bordeaux, but it found

Very impressed with this blend of Alvarinho (aka Albariño) with Loureiro – two grapes from the cool Minho, grown here

I really liked this: a great example of Mosel Kabinett, from two neighbouring vineyards in Brauneberg. Fritz Haag Brauneberger Riesling

Stephane Ogier Les Temps est Venu 2018 Côtes du Rhône, France14.5% alcohol. Ogier is one of the best producers in

Daqui, and amphora (known here as talha) wine, is the first of the new wines from Anna Jørgensen, since she

Forcada is one of the many autochthonous Spanish grapes that were on the brink of extinction. That is, before the

I recently tried these wines from London-based wine merchant Corney & Barrow. Some real highlights, including a gorgeous natural Beaujolais,

Arianna Occhipinti makes three different Vino di Contrada wines: BB, PT and FL. They are from different parts of the

This is the latest release of Moët et Chandon’s Grand Vintage, and it comes from an atypically cool year, where