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The fast-growing success of Britain’s wine industry
Features Hotter summers are great for the nation’s winemakers, says Chris Carter. But land for vineyards is selling at a premium – expect to pay up to £25,000 an acre for the best spots.
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2020 Rall: a triumphant syrah
Reviews A triumphant incarnation of the syrah grape from one of South Africa’s superstar winemakers.
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2021 Akitu: New Zealand’s finest “white” pinot noir
Reviews Act without delay to secure this enchanting Kiwi white – there is nothing like it on earth
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2021 Château La Mascaronne rosé: a work of art from Provence
Reviews This wine soars above all others with its grace, refinement and impressively long finish
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Bordeaux En Primeur 2021 vintage: a triumphant year
Reviews The Bordeaux region has produced some exquisite wines in spite of Mother Nature, says Matthew Jukes.
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Wine of the week: two cunning Australian blends
Reviews Matthew Jukes tastes a pair of gorgeous Australian reds – a fruity shiraz mixed with glossy zibibbo, and a three-way combo of montepulciano, nero d’Avola and barbera.
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A secret list of beauties for your cellar
Reviews Matthew Jukes looks at the offering from Swains, a stunning new wine shop by Hampstead Heath
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2019 Bila-Haut: a tremendously juicy and spicy fellow
Reviews This hearty red is tremendously juicy and spicy with a wicked price tag.
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2020 Tapanappa: a trio of tremendous whites
Reviews Well-balanced and not too exuberant nor expressive, this is a finely tuned and deliciously mesmerising creation.
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