Tinto Figuero produces some of the finest red wines in the Ribera del Duero.
Try the fantastic-value Roble 2009 or go for their beautifully crafted Crianza 2006. Both wines offer sensational quality without breaking the bank, and are now absolutely unmissable in our Midsummer Sale.
P.S. We have recently added to our stock of High-end Rioja, featuring big names with big scores from critics like eRobertParker.com
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Prices Lowered Across Our Range!
We have just completed a price review across our entire wine list, from
entry-level gems to classed growth classics, and have lowered the price
on a significant number of lines!
Visit our website to browse our current offers as well as our complete
wine list.
The gorgeous Rosso di Montalcino 2008 from Castelli Martinozzi is one of our top tips this summer, with its enticing red cherry and raspberry aromas providing a perfect accompaniment to barbequed game and strong cheeses.
With savings at over £30 per case you need to hurry to secure your stock; order by midday on Thursday for delivery by the weekend*.
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Save 20%! List Price: £13.50 Offer Price: £10.80
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P.S. A few rungs up the Tuscan ladder the Flaccionello della Pieve, 2006 from Fontodi boasts a stunning 99-point score from the Wine Spectator, offered at what we believe to be the keenest price on the market.
*UK mainland only.
In 2010, the U.S.A. became the world’s top wine consuming country by volume, drinking more wine than the French for the first time in history. According to the latest figures, 2011 saw this thirst increasing further still.
Americans drank 3.96 billion bottles of wine in 2010, compared to 3.85 billion bottles of wine consumed by the French, according to wine industry consulting firm Gomberg, Fredrikson & Associates. In 2011, U.S. table wine consumption increased by 4.7%, a rate not seen since 2000 (figures from the Wine Market Council).
Table wine consumption in the U.S.A. has grown every year since its uninterrupted climb began in 1994. In 1996 it surpassed the 1982 level reaching 176 million cases. The 200 million case mark was surpassed in 2000 (205 million cases) and increased to 291 million cases in 2011. This upward trend has allowed the American wine industry to weather the current economic storm, and recent gains have been driven by the adoption of wine in early adulthood, the availability of quality wine at all price levels, and the acceptance of moderate wine consumption as part of a healthy lifestyle.
The U.S.A. is also the number one market for wine sales (measured in dollars), and is the fourth largest wine producing country.
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