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Hautes Cotes Des Beaune White 75cl - £39.84
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £6.64 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A fresh elegant white Burgundy with flavours of apples and a little nutmeg. The wine is delicious as an aperitif or with salads, fish and white meats.
The Caves des Hautes-Côtes is now the only remaining co-operative in the Côte dOr. Over the years it has merged with all the others, including the Union de Producteurs de Gevrey Chambertin and the Cave de Pommard. A few years ago it also purchased the Ch
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £6.64 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A fresh elegant white Burgundy with flavours of apples and a little nutmeg. The wine is delicious as an aperitif or with salads, fish and white meats.
The Caves des Hautes-Côtes is now the only remaining co-operative in the Côte dOr. Over the years it has merged with all the others, including the Union de Producteurs de Gevrey Chambertin and the Cave de Pommard. A few years ago it also purchased the Ch
Sepia Vin De Pays Vaucluse White 75cl - £34.14
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £5.69 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
Brilliant yellow colour with gold tints, this blend offers a very complex and vivid nose with fruity aromas. The palate is rich and smooth, a wine for all occasions. Ideal with fish or shellfish.
The Cellier de Marrenon was founded in 1966 on the initiative of Luberon's vine-growers, in a spirit of cooperation and unity, all sharing the same time-honoured values deeply rooted in the tradition of our region. The Cellier de Marrenon is a group of 1
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £5.69 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
Brilliant yellow colour with gold tints, this blend offers a very complex and vivid nose with fruity aromas. The palate is rich and smooth, a wine for all occasions. Ideal with fish or shellfish.
The Cellier de Marrenon was founded in 1966 on the initiative of Luberon's vine-growers, in a spirit of cooperation and unity, all sharing the same time-honoured values deeply rooted in the tradition of our region. The Cellier de Marrenon is a group of 1
Macon Villages 75cl - £22.74
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £3.79 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
Elegant and crisp, this wine has citrus flavours and has nice balance. Ideal as an aperitif, this wine also goes well with fish dishes and roast chicken.
Cave de Lugny was founded in 1926 by Mr Eugene Blanc. Their vineyards cover an area of 1436 hectares, making them the largest producer in Burgundy.
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £3.79 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
Elegant and crisp, this wine has citrus flavours and has nice balance. Ideal as an aperitif, this wine also goes well with fish dishes and roast chicken.
Cave de Lugny was founded in 1926 by Mr Eugene Blanc. Their vineyards cover an area of 1436 hectares, making them the largest producer in Burgundy.
Arneis Araldica 75cl - £36.99
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £6.17 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A rich, dry white wine with a vibrant soft pear fruit palate and a good long finish. Ideal with fish, risotto or on its own.
Araldica is a major force in wine growing, production and distribution based in the Piemonte region of northwest Italy. Thanks to the combination of a modern attitude towards production and marketing with a commitment to producing wines that are identifia
For 6 bottles - equivalent to £6.17 per bottle. Price on from Tesco.
A rich, dry white wine with a vibrant soft pear fruit palate and a good long finish. Ideal with fish, risotto or on its own.
Araldica is a major force in wine growing, production and distribution based in the Piemonte region of northwest Italy. Thanks to the combination of a modern attitude towards production and marketing with a commitment to producing wines that are identifia
Brightwater Sauvignon Blanc - £54.74
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''Don't bother searching for Cloudy Bay and save money with this terrific wine'' The Independent Brightwater Sauvignon 2007 is from New Zealand's Nelson region ... a short ride over the mountains from Marlborough. Small production and so strict allocation - especially for this highly regarded vintage, which was awarded 5* by Cuisine magazine and also 5* by respected NZ wine writer Michael Cooper - but we managed to secure some precious cases. Each vintage causes an avalanche of press acclaim. Since it burst onto the scene in 1999 it's won Golds above some of New Zealand's biggest names, has been awarded marks in the mid 90s from the great and good of the wine world and been singled out as one of the best Kiwi Sauvignons to drink with food. This year was no exception and the winery is going from strength to strength. Wonderfully intense aromas - fresh-cut grass, gooseberry, lemon - and rich, long-lasting flavours of zesty tropical fruits. Crisp, pure and lively, it makes an excellent aperitif but is fine enough to partner grilled fish (like turbot), lemon chicken or Thai food.
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''Don't bother searching for Cloudy Bay and save money with this terrific wine'' The Independent Brightwater Sauvignon 2007 is from New Zealand's Nelson region ... a short ride over the mountains from Marlborough. Small production and so strict allocation - especially for this highly regarded vintage, which was awarded 5* by Cuisine magazine and also 5* by respected NZ wine writer Michael Cooper - but we managed to secure some precious cases. Each vintage causes an avalanche of press acclaim. Since it burst onto the scene in 1999 it's won Golds above some of New Zealand's biggest names, has been awarded marks in the mid 90s from the great and good of the wine world and been singled out as one of the best Kiwi Sauvignons to drink with food. This year was no exception and the winery is going from strength to strength. Wonderfully intense aromas - fresh-cut grass, gooseberry, lemon - and rich, long-lasting flavours of zesty tropical fruits. Crisp, pure and lively, it makes an excellent aperitif but is fine enough to partner grilled fish (like turbot), lemon chicken or Thai food.
Dassen View Chenin Blanc - £37.74
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Loire Valley variety Chenin Blanc has become a true speciality in South Africa, where it gives fantastically refreshing, zingy whites wines with a tropical fruit edge. Dassen View is made by Jacques Erasmus, a winemaker who, even by South African standards, is an expert in the grape - he made his first Chenin Blanc at the tender age of 12 using his parents' fridge! The grapes for his world-class wine come from a coastal vineyard in the Worcester region of the Cape, which benefit from cooling breezes that extend the growing period and help the berries achieve full ripeness, whilst still retaining the crisp, tangy fruit flavours. Seriously refreshing stuff! ''Pale lemon-gold in colour with aromas of lemon and crisp orchard fruit flavours. With its lively, green-apple character, this wine makes a refreshing glass any time. Enjoy as an aperitif or serve with prawn salad, grilled white fish with chilli salsa or a vegetable stir-fry.''
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Loire Valley variety Chenin Blanc has become a true speciality in South Africa, where it gives fantastically refreshing, zingy whites wines with a tropical fruit edge. Dassen View is made by Jacques Erasmus, a winemaker who, even by South African standards, is an expert in the grape - he made his first Chenin Blanc at the tender age of 12 using his parents' fridge! The grapes for his world-class wine come from a coastal vineyard in the Worcester region of the Cape, which benefit from cooling breezes that extend the growing period and help the berries achieve full ripeness, whilst still retaining the crisp, tangy fruit flavours. Seriously refreshing stuff! ''Pale lemon-gold in colour with aromas of lemon and crisp orchard fruit flavours. With its lively, green-apple character, this wine makes a refreshing glass any time. Enjoy as an aperitif or serve with prawn salad, grilled white fish with chilli salsa or a vegetable stir-fry.''
Marthinus Chenin Blanc - £58.99
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The multi award-winning Bovlei winery has been at the forefront of the Cape's wine revolution, which has seen South Africa become a ''cutting edge wine producing country'', according to The Independent. This refreshing white is named after Marthinus 'Tiny' Broodryk who was winemaker at Bovlei for over 15 years. Now winemaker Frank Meaker has joined the team and the winery is going from strength to strength - as shown by their amazing medal collection! Deliciously zesty, with plentiful citurs aromas and generous tropical fruit on the finish. A great match to grilled seafood or a luxury fish pie!
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The multi award-winning Bovlei winery has been at the forefront of the Cape's wine revolution, which has seen South Africa become a ''cutting edge wine producing country'', according to The Independent. This refreshing white is named after Marthinus 'Tiny' Broodryk who was winemaker at Bovlei for over 15 years. Now winemaker Frank Meaker has joined the team and the winery is going from strength to strength - as shown by their amazing medal collection! Deliciously zesty, with plentiful citurs aromas and generous tropical fruit on the finish. A great match to grilled seafood or a luxury fish pie!
La Prima Scelta Pinot Grigio - £58.99
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'La Prima Scelta' is a crisp, mouthwaterng wine made by internationally experienced winemaker Giorgio Flessati.. Thanks to a long friendship, our buyers were offered 'first choice' of Giorgio's finest fruit from high altitude vineyards around Lake Garda. The result is an exquisite Pinot Grigio that is scintillating quality and incredible value. ''This Venetian gem has the crispest pear and melon flavours. An ideal aperitif and a moreish white which works very well as a partner for light fish and seafood dishes.''
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'La Prima Scelta' is a crisp, mouthwaterng wine made by internationally experienced winemaker Giorgio Flessati.. Thanks to a long friendship, our buyers were offered 'first choice' of Giorgio's finest fruit from high altitude vineyards around Lake Garda. The result is an exquisite Pinot Grigio that is scintillating quality and incredible value. ''This Venetian gem has the crispest pear and melon flavours. An ideal aperitif and a moreish white which works very well as a partner for light fish and seafood dishes.''
Groenendal Vineyards Chenin Blanc - £57.99
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Chenin Blanc has been grown in the Cape since the first settlers arrive from the Loire Valley in the 1660s. Despite the recent switch to more ubiquitous international varieties (Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc), Chenin remains the definitive Cape white. Always distinctive, in the right hands it is capable of elegance, complexity and longevity. Groenendal was among the first 15 farms established in the Wellington area 300 years ago. Chenin has been grown there for the last century. The current owner Herman Le Roux's great grand father emigrated from Blois in the Loire which is the centre of Chenin Blanc cultivation in France. Today the estate's wines are vinified by Franck Meaker at Wellington's Bolvei Cellars. Pale gold with light green tinges. Ripe peach, citrus and guava aromas. This is a really well balanced wine with a whack of fresh fruit flavours, lovely harmonious structure and a crisp lingering finish. Especially recommended with grilled fish and seafood kebabs.
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Chenin Blanc has been grown in the Cape since the first settlers arrive from the Loire Valley in the 1660s. Despite the recent switch to more ubiquitous international varieties (Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc), Chenin remains the definitive Cape white. Always distinctive, in the right hands it is capable of elegance, complexity and longevity. Groenendal was among the first 15 farms established in the Wellington area 300 years ago. Chenin has been grown there for the last century. The current owner Herman Le Roux's great grand father emigrated from Blois in the Loire which is the centre of Chenin Blanc cultivation in France. Today the estate's wines are vinified by Franck Meaker at Wellington's Bolvei Cellars. Pale gold with light green tinges. Ripe peach, citrus and guava aromas. This is a really well balanced wine with a whack of fresh fruit flavours, lovely harmonious structure and a crisp lingering finish. Especially recommended with grilled fish and seafood kebabs.
Marquise - £69.99
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Praised by President Hugh Johnson as having ''more dimensions than the usual Sauvignon'', this is an absolute must-have for lovers of crisp whites. With immense enthusiasm, Noel Bougrier searches the Loire - source of some of the world's most refreshing wines - to secure parcels of extremely fresh, premium grapes. The result: ''Fruity, harmonious white with pure aromas of freshly sliced apple, followed by invigorating, juicy pear flavours. Ideal as an aperitif or served with fish pie.''
Price on from Laithwaites.
Praised by President Hugh Johnson as having ''more dimensions than the usual Sauvignon'', this is an absolute must-have for lovers of crisp whites. With immense enthusiasm, Noel Bougrier searches the Loire - source of some of the world's most refreshing wines - to secure parcels of extremely fresh, premium grapes. The result: ''Fruity, harmonious white with pure aromas of freshly sliced apple, followed by invigorating, juicy pear flavours. Ideal as an aperitif or served with fish pie.''
Les Carrielles - £60.99
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Delicious, age-worthy Chenin Blanc with a medal-winning pedigree, this fresh and lively white is a long-time favourite. Made by expert Loire winemaker Eric Laurent from vineyards around Saumur - a picturesque medieval town in the Loire Valley's wine h eartland - Les Carreilles spends a year in the cool, deep limestone cellars characteristic of the area. The perfect temperatures allow the fruit and mineral flavours to develop fully, yet retain all the crisp freshness. Superb with grilled or poached fish dishes.
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Delicious, age-worthy Chenin Blanc with a medal-winning pedigree, this fresh and lively white is a long-time favourite. Made by expert Loire winemaker Eric Laurent from vineyards around Saumur - a picturesque medieval town in the Loire Valley's wine h eartland - Les Carreilles spends a year in the cool, deep limestone cellars characteristic of the area. The perfect temperatures allow the fruit and mineral flavours to develop fully, yet retain all the crisp freshness. Superb with grilled or poached fish dishes.
Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes - £34.74
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Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
Marquise - £35.94
Price on from Laithwaites.
Praised by President Hugh Johnson as having ''more dimensions than the usual Sauvignon'', this is an absolute must-have for lovers of crisp whites. With immense enthusiasm, Noel Bougrier searches the Loire - source of some of the world's most refreshing wines - to secure parcels of extremely fresh, premium grapes. The result: ''Fruity, harmonious white with pure aromas of freshly sliced apple, followed by invigorating, juicy pear flavours. Ideal as an aperitif or served with fish pie.''
Price on from Laithwaites.
Praised by President Hugh Johnson as having ''more dimensions than the usual Sauvignon'', this is an absolute must-have for lovers of crisp whites. With immense enthusiasm, Noel Bougrier searches the Loire - source of some of the world's most refreshing wines - to secure parcels of extremely fresh, premium grapes. The result: ''Fruity, harmonious white with pure aromas of freshly sliced apple, followed by invigorating, juicy pear flavours. Ideal as an aperitif or served with fish pie.''
Chateau du Coing de Saint Fiacre 2006 - £7.39
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Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Chateau du Coing Muscadet is made by the dynamic Chereau family from a treasured plot of 80-year-old vines. Their stunning 18th century estate nestles in the confluence of the Sevre and Maine rivers with a unique terroir renowned as the region's 'Grand Cru'. Far from resting on their laurels, the family have worked tirelessly at further increasing the quality of their fruit - and their old vines respond magnificently by boosting flavour intensity to superb levels. Quality emphatically confirmed by three Golds and a top rating from wine bible Guide Hachette. Attractive peach, apple and pear aromas with hints of butter and quince. Crisp and intense in the mouth with subtle mineral notes and great length. Beautifully balanced and fresh, serve chilled as an aperitif - or as an accompaniment to juicy prawns or grilled fish.
Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes - £27.74
Price on from Laithwaites.
Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.