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Medium colour. Quite firm peppery fruit on the palate and a youthful palate with firm fruit. Nicely balanced.

Firm green fruit and pithy notes on both nose and palate. Fresh with good acidity. From one of the coolest parts of the Languedoc, so this Sauvignon has a refreshing grip that Languedoc Sauvignons often lack.

Displays an explosive red fruit profile with moderate grippy tannins, surprising acidity and an elegance.

2018 has produced some seriously lovely wines at many levels and this is one such example. Well endowed with cassis, plum and tobacco. In the mouth it has ripeness balanced by a lovely frame of fine tannins, notes of smo...(read more)

This is pretty - with lovely lifted aromatics and a pure feel to the red berry fruit and pillow of pert plum flesh. Spiced well too with notes of five spice and cedar box that add further layers to this well priced gem f...(read more)

Not much nose but a clear mid-amber colour. Good fruit attack with a suggestion of sour plums before quite a bit of astringency that’s not excessive. Smoky finish. Very pleasing.

Delicate and beautifully balanced. Spring in a bottle. Blossom and minerals. There is pure fruity sweetness but the acidity perfectly counters it.

Medium colour. Some fresh red fruit on the nose and palate. In other words, lovely ripe Cabernet Franc, at its best. A medium weight palate. Ripe but elegant.

From vines on the plateau above the Grands Crus at Fye. Fresh, clear, precise with good volume. A lovely harmonious texture and clarity of expression, with lift to the finish.

This is our first vintage of Land of Saints from the immensely talented Angela Osbourne and we couldn't be more excited. Her Chardonnay, whilst distinctly Californian, is so far removed from the butter and popcorn styles...(read more)

Considering Angela Osborne's skill at crafting fabulous wines from Grenache, it's no surprise that her GSM doesn't disappoint. Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre from gently sloping plots blanketed in morning fog, slowing the...(read more)

Pale amber. Distinctly nutty nose (walnuts? … appropriate for Georgia where so many dishes include them). Quite a sour finish. But in an appropriately zesty way. Quite persistent.