Sweeter Wine (all sizes)

Top quality Sauternes from this young winemaker and unusually good at this price level. Perhaps a little lighter in colour and weight than previous vintages but still amply rich and sweet with a...(read more)

In good vintages, the second wines of top Bordeaux châteaux are often superb (and, in the context, good value). In 2015, Château Rieussec’s honey-drizzled, tropical-fruited dessert wine Les Carme...(read more)

Made in the classical Mas Amiel manner, 'muté sur grain', aged a year in 'bon-bons' (prodigiously large glass jars which are left out in the sun and snow on the foothills of the Pyrenees) for a y...(read more)

Aromatically very dense. Rich full-flavoured attack. White honey, white flowers. Very sweet, very pure, developing waxy apricot and fresh tropical fruit and citrus. Very sweet, intense and mouthw...(read more)

Pale silvery green. Very fresh nose, with identifiable Sauvignon, but much else too. A bright sherbety pineapple fruit, sweet and pure, slightly dusty as if with icing sugar, slightly lacks the i...(read more)

Perfect drinking this Christmas as it was last - when mentioned by Neil Bennett in the London daily, City AM - 'This year I’m recommending a 2010 Chateau Rieussec. Rieussec sits right next door to th...(read more)

A little gem of a dessert wine, filled with raisin and marmalade fruit, a whiff of botrytis and then lovely balancing acidity, that leads in to a satisfying creamy finish.

A simpler, more instantly mature Semillon dessert wine from the makers of the iconic Noble One. Lots of citrus/marmalade characters with a bright fresh touch on the palate. Essentially for drinki...(read more)

Luscious raisin, honey and green mango fruit on the nose and palate with a wonderfully refreshing sugar and acid balance make this a wine to be enjoyed on its own and with both sweet and savoury...(read more)

Heart-warming, fig, toasted almond and black moscatel raisin sweet, northeastern Victoria sticky; cold winter nights love this.