Jeroboams Late Summer Tasting 2022
Ellie Douglas onAt the start of September, it was our Late Summer Tasting, the highly anticipated return of our flagship tasting after three long years, and a special chance for our customers to explore and enjoy a …
Continue readingTorbreck dinner; Finesse from Barossa Valley
Xavier Hornblow onWe had a visit from distant lands, a pleasure that was denied us for so long, when in May we the pleasure of hosting a dinner in the private room at M Victoria with Ian …
Continue readingThree delicious everyday wines from Piedmont you’ll love
Simon Huntington onAs wine lovers, we often dream of visiting the famed wine regions of Italy – Piedmont being near the top of the list. This region is world-renowned for its delicious and age-worthy wines from Barolo …
Continue readingTruffles from Piedmont: A gastronomic delight
Simon Huntington onWhen you think of truffles, what comes to mind? Expensive, decadent meals at Michelin-star restaurants? If that’s your association with truffles, you’re not alone. But truffles can be quite affordable and can be enjoyed in …
Continue readingEnjoy the Flavours of Piedmont from Home
Simon Huntington onIf there’s one thing that Italy is known for, it’s the country’s incredible gastronomy. From the world-famous wines of Tuscany and Piedmont to the endless variety of pasta dishes, Italian cuisine is sure to satisfy …
Continue readingBarbaresco’s Paitin: Unlocking potential
Alexander Turnbull onPaitin are one of the most storied properties of Barbaresco, and following significant investment in the cellars in 2010, have embarked on perhaps the most exciting chapter yet in the history of the estate. The …
Continue readingBordeaux 2021 vintage report
Martin Tickle onNot the vintage of the century, rather a vintage from the last century… The 2021 vintage The 2021 European harvest was born under literal and figurative storm clouds with France, Spain, and Italy reporting losses …
Continue readingBordeaux En Primeur Week Diaries: Day 5
Julian Harper onOur final day of Bordeaux En Primeur tasting took us to the Pessac-Léognan region, just a few kilometres South West of the city centre of Bordeaux. The first thing that really strikes you is just …
Continue readingBordeaux En Primeur Week Diaries: Day 4
Xavier Hornblow onAnother still, fine day dawned, perfect conditions for tasting, after weather reports had forecast rain all week, which is disastrous for tasting – weather really does matter when trying barrel samples. Luck in weather for …
Continue readingBordeaux En Primeur Week Diaries: Day 3
Luke Cianfarani onDay 3. Another early start. C’est normale. Yesterday morning’s Gironde mist is now replaced by bright sunshine. We headed north for about an hour reaching Bordeaux’s famed Route D2; a roll call of the great …
Continue readingBordeaux En Primeur Week Diaries: Day 2
Henry Chambers onIt’s a real privilege and pleasure to be out in Bordeaux, tasting the 2021s with the team. Monday, our first day on the road, was spent checking in with top addresses in Pomerol and St …
Continue readingExploring the wines of Piedmont in six bottles
Ellie Douglas onPiedmont is probably best known for the fine wine giants Barolo and Barbaresco, though alongside these are also plenty of other excellent wines to explore, such as Barbera and Dolcetto, as well as high quality …
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