Saint Clair Omaka Reserve Chardonnay 2018 75cl

The Cabernet Sauvignon is grown on low yielding, predominantly biotite partially decomposed granite gravel topsoil rich in quartz and feldspar to a depth of approximately 600mm with a loamy clay subsoil. The Merlot vineyards are planted on more clay ri...

This wine has concentrated dark fruit nose with an austere, gentle palate weight. Tannins are velvety and offer a slow-pronounced aromatic finish!

Independents Note
:It appears to be dominated by red fruits with lots of mulberry, raspb...

Valenciso, created in 1998, is a collaboration between ex Bodegas Palacios Luis Valentin and Carmen Enciso. Guided by quality and integrity and a crystal clear vision, they seek to make classically structured, subtle and elegantly fine wines, 100% Temp...

Greywacke was created in 2009 by Kevin Judd who was responsible for Cloudy Bay in the early days of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Named after the stones found in his vineyard, Greywacke is a sedimentary stone found in old river beds. Vibrant tropical fr...

Deep and complex flavours of prunes, black cherry, spice and tobacco weave through the full bodied palate with its velvety texture and long, savoury finish. Very delicious. Vivino's rank number 1 for best wine between £20-40! San Marzano:

Caballo Loco Grand Cru Maipo originated in the most prestigious Chilean wine valleys, it is crafted from these exceptional vineyards using only their best varieties, these same vineyards are components of their traditional Caballo Loco. A great Chilean

An exceptional, refined and elegant wine. It reveals exceptionally complex aromas and a fresh nose offering white flowers and spices. The lively start gives way to a smooth, oily palate thanks to its oak ageing. The flavours and aromas combine harmoniousl

With the colour of arterial blood, the nose reveals wild berries, rhubarb and custard. The palate is dense, concentrated and brooding opening to a rich mid-palate with cherry-stone fruit and bitter plum and a long finish with a gentle brick-like texture.

ntensely violet in color, this wine expresses a harmony of ripe black fruit such as berries, cassis, and forest fruits, delicately blended with oak, saddle leather and vanilla notes. The palate offers well-balanced volume, soft, round tan

Lujan de Cuyo is known historically as the prime zone for wine-growing in Mendoza. Its high altitude location at around 2,500 feet, in combination with a semi-desert climate and low-nutrient stony soils provide ideal conditions for cultiva