Two great value wines to plug the summer holiday gap
August 16, 2021
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A Cabernet blend punching above its price point and a lively white Rioja.
A Cabernet blend punching above its price point and a lively white Rioja.
A quirky Australian blend and a classic South African Chenin Blanc.
More on-line shopping seems a permanent (not just pandemic) development so, if that’s what suits you (or you are thinking about it) here are options from established online operations that I can recommend
An extra special Pinotage and a lovely, light £5 Soave.
A source of great value entry point reds or – equally – top special occasion wines, read on and stop mourvedre dropping below many wine drinkers radar.
A smooth Rioja Crianza and a textured Languedoc Blanc.
With 25 well chosen wines between £5 and £8, the Lidl Wine Tour that starts today is, again, a welcome event. Here are 6 or 7 if its highlights that impress me.
Long outdated prejudices still seem to dog several wines that are actually potential stars currently – and this post seeks to help their rehabilitation.
A fresh South African Sauvignon and a delicate Shiraz.
Most of us have our ideas about how red wine should be but what criteria do the latest generation of drinkers apply? Here are my thoughts together with examples that meet them.
An award-winning Pinot Grigio and a well-made Chianti.
Even moderately special occasions require wine slightly above everyday versions and that’s where my periodic Sunday Best selections helps you out.
A fruity Spanish blend and a star buy from Tesco.
Our regular focus on a selected grape variety anticipates a shortage of Marlborough sauvignon and, consequently, highlights excellent alternatives from elsewhere.
A refreshing Picpoul, a rich Merlot blend and a smooth Portuguese red. With extra savings for Scottish shoppers.