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See? Not just whisky, us - we love wine too. From fine and crisp Rieslings to rich powerful Burgundian Whites, from subtle old-world Pinot Noir to blockbuster Aussie Shiraz (okay, especially blockbuster Aussie Shiraz). No half-bottles of blue nun though. Although we've heard it goes well with Stilton with walnuts in it.

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Plenty of fruit and freshness, and an intense, brilliant pink color.  More info
$14.23
This is the 2011 vintage Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand. The chaps behind Dog Point both previously worked for the legendary Cloudy Bay winery, needless to say Dog Point...  More info
$27.57
This wine hails from the Mount Barker township in Western Australia, thanks to a cool climate the Chardonnay grape type ripens slowly with delicious results.  More info
$32.38
This is a great value wine, especially so when you consider the intensity of flavour and the number of high profile players from Bordeaux who helped create this Argentinian red.  More info
$22.77
A luscious Cabernet from the McLaren Vale in Australia, First Drop's Mother's Ruin works beautifully with roasted game birds and is very quaffable...  More info
$27.57
The 2006 Bertrand Ambroise Nuits St Georges gained 88 points from Wine Spectator, and is an elegantly structured Burgundian Pinot Noir.  More info
$61.22
This is a 2011 vintage New Zealand pinot noir from the Central Ontago winery of Felton Road. Felton Road was opened by Nigel Greening. Nigel moved to New Zealand to indulge in his love of pinot noir...  More info
$51.61
This Alion red wine from the region of Ribera Del Duero is made from the Tempranillo grape and is am excellent example of just what can be achieved with this classic Spanish grape type.  More info
$90.06
Borthwick was established in 1996 in Wairarapa, North Island - New Zealand. This is a Burgundian style red made with minimal intervention. Indeed 'Paper Road' refers to a road that was meant to cut...  More info
$27.27
This is a bottle of Madeira from the 2004 harvest of grapes, the wine is then seasoned in oak casks for flavour and complexity.  More info
$33.72
Winemaker Fiona Turner has worked in the Marlborough wine industry since 1995. Tinpot is her own venture and is a crisp style Sauvignon Blanc, which offers flavour and value for money.  More info
$21.14
This is a Chateauneuf Du Pape Blanc by Chateau De Vaudieu, made with the Grenache grape type. This is a dry, crisp style of white with a bit of meat to it.  More info
$54.55
The Carmenere grape has risen to prominence in Chile and for the un-initiated it has similarities to Merlot but with a more rustic rather than jammy flavour. This 2010 Montevista Reserva Carmenere is...  More info
$14.76
2010 was a great year for Burgundian wine so to find a red of this quality under £20 is great value.  More info
$27.57
This 2009 Zinfandel was made in Sonoma County, California by Quivira, and is a vibrantly fruity style, different to many other Zinfandels. This wine is a blend of grapes with Zinfandel holding...  More info
$45.18
This is a Super Tuscan red wine in every sense of the word except its price. Although excellent value this wine is actually more difficult to get hold of than more famous Tuscan wines like Sassicaia...  More info
$28.78
This wine has been made by Marco Flacco who achieves an astonishing freshness and fruitiness in his wines.  More info
$16.34
Charles Melton began making wine in 1985 and hasn't looked back since. This wine is made in the Barossa vValley in Australia. However, Melton has tried to replicate the style of the French Rhone...  More info
$58.02
Neil Martin for eRobertParker.com gave this South African Chardonnay 89 points, and it is easy to see why Glen Carlou's Chardonnay is renowned with its crisp acidity and subtle oak influence.  More info
$21.96
Chablis lies on soil of limestone and Kimmeridgian clay, this is what the wine's minerally character is attributed to. Chablis goes well with seafood especially prawns in this case.  More info
$25.96
The story goes that the manager of the Oremus estate in Hungary feared an attack from the Turks in 1650, allegedly he left the grapes on the vines for two months because of this. He then harvested the...  More info
$27.27
Awarded a Gold Medal at the Decanter World Wine Awards, this is a truly sublime shiraz from John Duval. Will drink well now and continue to improve until around 2016.  More info
$98.51
This fantastic Chardonnay hails from the Adelaide Hills of Australia is one of the regions finest. The wine undergoes some malolactic fermentation and is aged in French oak. James Halliday gave this...  More info
$40.91
Made by Graziano Pra using Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella and Oseleta grapes (a rarer grape which can add spiciness to Valpolicella), this is a lovely wine with a high abv. The 2007 vintage is intense...  More info
$65.16
A deliciously fruity Châteauneuf-du-Pape from Château de Vaudieu, this is made with a 50:50 mix of Grenache and Mourvedre.  More info
$37.18
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