Wine Talk

Cremant is a term used in France for certain sparkling wines. Originally it was a term used by the Champenois as well for wines that had a lower pressure than Champagne that had a creamy finish to them, but when...

A true family enterprise which dates back to 1960. Originally the Baigerria family bought and planted vineyards in some of Argentina's top growing regions until in 2004 they started producing their own wines. The company is based in San Roque...

Tuscany has become one of the most loved areas of Italy for British touristsbut for many years before, Chianti, its most famous export, has been a muchloved wine of the UK consumer.Remember the days of the wicker flask, the Fiasco?...

Burgundy is a region in the central eastern part of France that is famous for its wines. However from a vinous point of view, there are several subregions which go to make up the overall picture. They are, from north...

Champagne is perhaps the most famous of all wines and certainly it is the most famous sparkling wine although Prosecco is now giving it a good run for its money. It’s something that is served on many occasions from celebrations...

This fine estate with offices and cellars based in the heart of the town of Soave, is run in exemplary fashion by the Adami family and has been since 2004 when two brothers, Angelo and Andrea, decided to branch out...

Over the last few years, Provence Rose has become the height of fashion,certainly for summertime drinking. One wine in particular has risen to fame –Whispering Angel Rose by Caves d’Esclan. But being quite an expensive wineby rose standards, we bought...

Born in the year 2000, Bodegas Anadas manage to combine the best of thetraditions of viticulture and winemaking in the Aragon DO of Carinena whilstapplying modern techniques to the whole process. It was the coming together of the Diaz and...

We have been representing the wines of this superb small estate located in the fairytale village of Hunawihr since 1998 and in all of that time, they have always remained consummate. Jacques and Laura Sipp may have aged a little...