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An established Australian producer joins a (relatively) new operation from Eastern Europe in today’s parade of great value, well-made wines.
Along with the regular favourites, today’s post has tidings of the 2022 New Zealand sauvignon harvest and wine produced from it.
Average wine prices are rising and fewer budget wines reach the quality levels necessary for a recommendation here,so grab these two while you can.
Today’s main feature looks at classic wines that drop into a more affordable category courtesy of Morrisons latest 10-week promotion on parts of its “Best” range.
Uncomplicated but impressive Romanian pinot noir and Portuguese alvarinho top the bill in today’s selections. Read on to see precisely why.
A look at rosé through the century opens today’s post which goes on to recommend wines from Languedoc and an “off-piste” part of Spain.
A rich Italian red and zesty but sweet edged chardonnay lead the parade in today’s Top Tips selections.
A sizeable and varied mix for you today ranging from Chianti to Channel crossings and from bubbles to a Rhone stalwart.
One corner of France provides both today’s Top Tips that bring us expertly made wines that also punch well above their respective price points.
All the usual gems today plus news of a new “25% off” promotion at Asda and a couple of Sunday Best selections to pick up when visiting their stores.
