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Mosel Riesling is one of the most distinctive, graceful and transparent wines on the planet, and Joh. Jos. Prüm stands tall as one of its most revered and eloquent ambassadors...

Today, we offer a new tranche of Defaix’s cracking 2022 wines, plus the first arrivals from 2023. The latest ‘22s include the Côte de Léchet Réserve, cropped from a specific parcel...

Hosting Pyramid Valley winemaker Huw Kinch this week has been such a pleasure. For those who have not had the chance to meet Huw, he’s a deeply knowledgeable guy, and, as the French might say...

Like Italy and France, Germany has more than its fair share of revered historic hillside vineyards. Few of these can match the history and majesty of the Gräfenberg in Rheingau’s Keidrich Valley. Planted in the...

With spring comes Semillon. The 2024 season went by in a flash, and the wines are raring to go. Andrew Thomas can't recall an earlier harvest in his four decades making wine in the Hunter Valley. “It was a season to...

Each year, the team behind this virtuoso label seems to find a new gear, another one per cent, another nugget of wisdom acquired from experience. Some might say that Swinney has created...

It’s been almost 10 years since we first met Vincent and Raphaël Bérêche. The memory sticks in the mind, not only for the striking quality of the wines we tasted. It was one of the few times we...

The Latin saying that Bacchus loves the hills—Bacchus Amat Colles—is hardly more appropriate than when discussing the Douro highlands, not to mention how Noval traversed the...

“2023 will be remembered as one of those great vintages,” says Tom McCarthy. “It was an exceptional year with perfect ripening conditions—there just wasn’t very much...

We could add many more quotes to those above. Still, anyone interested in Champagne’s greatest grower wines will already get the message: Bertrand Gautherot...

To know something about the Ardèche region of France is to learn a lot about the wines of this inspirational producer. On the map, the Ardèche lies between Lyon in the north...

If you walk away from a visit to Roches Neuves anything less than awestruck, it might be time to change careers. Of course, you are welcome to prefer the wines of another grower in the region or another...