Château du Caillau 2007 is a big, classic Cahors, with an extra juicy twist courtesy of a good dash of Merlot – sophisticated spicy everyday drinking.

Lagneau is the pre-eminent producer of fine quality Régnié – a full-bodied Beaujolais style, with concentrated redcurrant and raspberry fruits.

Malbec is Argentina’s signature grape, and is of course famous for the black, inky wines of Cahors. This juicy, crunchy fruity Rosé from Tapiz is therefore a real surprise.

The Nicodemi Cerasuolo is a welcome new addition to the fold, joining our stunning range of wines from the estate in the rolling hills of the Abruzzo.

Lagneau’s amazing 90-year-old-vines produce wines of finesse and concentration.

Nicodemi's Montepulciano 2008 is a real crowd pleaser with masses of appeal and fresh, spicy black fruits.

Mas de la Deveze's Sarabande 2005 is the estate's entry level cuvée, loaded with rich black fruits and spicy tannins.

Nicodemi's 2008 Trebbiano vintage is zesty and minerally with hints of jasmine and quince – a revelation from an underrated Italian region.

Clos Lagassa 2006 comes from a tiny production of low-yielding unoaked Merlot from the impressive Bel Air La Royere stable.

Chateau Les Ricards' 2007 is one of Bordeaux's truly great values. A good, honest Claret, and one of our picks from the vintage.

Fondreche's 2008 Fayard is a rich, heady southern Rhone blend - that has all the class of southern Rhone greats - without the price tag.

Le Fonti's Sangiovese is an excellent introduction to this impressive Tuscan stable.

Sirch's Friulano Mis Mas 2008 is soft, round and wonderfully harmonious.

Nicodemi's Montepulciano 2007 is a real crowd pleaser with masses of appeal and fresh, spicy black fruits.

Sirch’s Pinot Grigio is a million miles away from the mass of factory-produced generic Grigios that have flooded the market.

Sirch's delightful citrus-led Sauvignon has masses of character and immediate appeal.

Chablis is the northernmost Burgundian district, with the region taking its name from the town that the vineyards surround.

Grand Crès' Le Blanc du Grand Cres 2007 is one of the best white wines to come out of Southern France. It’s also an absolute bargain!

Supple, very well balanced with soft crunchy berry fruit and spicy flavours. A revelation and truly outstanding.

Fox Creek is a small wine company based in the McLaren Vale which has a reputation for the production of a range of agreeable, high quality wines.

"One of the top estates in this up and coming appellation [Côtes de Castillon]." eRobertParker.com

Cary Potet’s Montagny ‘Les Bassets’ is one of our top selling white wines – a stylish Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise appellation of Montagny.

Exceptional Chianti Classico at a knockout price - long, chocolatey, moreish and satisfying.

“The beautiful Quinta do Noval is undoubtedly the most famous port producer…” eRobertParker.com

Tamellini's Le Bine Soave 2007 is their top wine and a very special treat for lovers of indigenous Italian white wine; highly sought-after and produced in tiny quantities.

Champions of quality and detail, the Fourrey family have been running their estate in the charming village of Milly for four generations.

Château Cassagne-Haut-Canon’s 'La Truffiere' 2006 is riding the new wave of Fronsac wines – as this right bank appellation re-invents itself.

Château Saransot-Dupré’s Merlot-based 2005 (unusual for a Left Bank wine) is rounded and eminently gluggable.

Château Miaudoux’s 2005 sweet wine is a great value alternative to Sauternes.

Nicodemi's Notàri 2007 is made from specially selected old vine Montepulciano from the estate’s finest vineyards.