Vistalba Corte C highlights why Argentina produces some of the best Malbec-based wines in the world.

Here's your chance to break away from those ubiquitous brands which dominate the Aussie winemaking scene.

Duke's Vineyard is rated a 5 star winery by the leading Australian critic James Halliday; and this tiny, thirst quenching, juicy parcel of Riesling is drinking wonderfully well now.

Austrian wines are becoming increasingly fashionable in the UK and here you have an exciting opportunity to see why.

Madone's Beaujolais-Villages is packed with luscious, juicy red fruits and is drinking at its peak right now.

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

Madone's Beaujolais Fût de Chêne is a heady, well-structured, oak-aged Beaujolais.

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

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

Chateau La Rousselle may be a small estate – but it is a grand Bordeaux wine – a superb value Fronsac from the great 2000 Bordeaux vintage.

Château Saransot-Dupré Blanc Sec 2006 is an excellent dry white wine made from old vines, and aged in oak barrels.

Château Veyry's 2001 exhibits richness and structure with superb ageing potential.

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 Bel-Air la Royère's 2004 comes from a classically styled vintage, and is one of the finest wines in Bordeaux's underrated Blaye district.

Moulinet has crafted an early drinking fleshy supple wine, a classy Pomerol with bags of red cherry and brambly fruit.

Château Veyry 2004 shows the vintage's return to a more classic style of Bordeaux.

Château Veyry’s 2005 was rated the top Castillon wine at Decanter Magazine's 2008 annual Bordeaux awards.

Château La Clotte's 2006 offers good, honest Bordeaux drinking, with some development still to come.

Clos du Clocher represents a mouth-watering opportunity to taste the great 2005 Bordeaux vintage.

Château Canon's 2001 is a rich, deep, and concentrated Bordeaux from a very good vintage.

Château Pavie 1970 comes from a great Bordeaux vintage that was one of the first crops to produce both a large harvest and also great wines.

Château Croix de Labrie produces truly rare, hand-crafted, opulent Saint-Émilion garage wines.

Château l’Evangile's 2002 vintage is drinking beautifully right now.

Château Angelus' 1996 vintage saw the château's elevation from Grand Cru to Premier Grand Cru status.

Château l'Evangile’s 1964 vintage is drinking absolutely beautifully right now – a great chance to taste a historic Pomerol vintage.

Château l'Evangile’s 1964 vintage is drinking absolutely beautifully right now – a great chance to taste a historic Pomerol vintage.

Château Trotanoy's 1998 comes from an irregular Bordeaux vintage, but there were some stunning wines produced in Pomerol.

Château Clinet's 1990 is a fabulously rich Merlot blend from the very good 1990 Bordeaux vintage – and is drinking at its peak right now.

Château Cheval Blanc 2001 comes from a wine drinker's vintage.

Château La Mission Haut-Brion 2000 earned a 100-point Robert Parker rating from the great 2000 Bordeaux vintage.

Château Saransot-Dupré's 2004 vintage is drinking beautifully right now. It is built in a classically refined Bordeaux style – a reflection of the vintage.

Château Haut-Brion's 1999 comes from a very good Bordeaux vintage for those producers who picked their crop selectively.

Château Mouton Rothschild's 1996 was one of the stars of an excellent Bordeaux vintage.

The 1962 vintage was very good and one of the most undervalued Bordeaux vintages of the 20th century.

Château Lafite Rothschild's 2001 made the very best of an irregular Bordeaux vintage.

Château Haut-Brion's 2000 was one of the finest wines of Bordeaux's great 2000 vintage – rated 98 points by eRobertParker.com.

Château Lafite Rothschild's 2005 took full advantage of perfect growing conditions in one of the greatest ever Bordeaux vintages.

Château Ducru-Beaucaillou’s 2002 is a delicate and elegant wine that is drinking well know.

Château Léoville-Barton's 1998 is a star of something of a forgotten Bordeaux vintage.

Château Ducru-Beaucaillou's 1998 is a wine of remarkable consistency in what was an irregular Bordeaux vintage.

Château Cos d'Estournel’s 2006 comes from a good, yet irregular Bordeaux vintage, and a year in which Estournel really shone.

Château Léoville-Barton's 2005 is an absolute steal from the great 2005 Bordeaux vintage.

"One of the wines of the vintage, it's a beauty." Wine Spectator

Château Leoville Las Cases 1995 is an affordable opportunity to taste the excellent 1995 Bordeaux vintage. 

Château Ferrière boasts the style and class of Margaux, without having to raid the piggy bank.

Château Langoa-Barton's 2006 comes from a good, yet irregular Bordeaux vintage and is exceptionally well priced for a third growth Médoc.

Château Calon-Ségur 1996 is a great opportunity to taste a more subtle style of Saint-Estèphe from this excellent Bordeaux vintage.

Château Pontet-Canet 2004 is a reflection of the classically styled Bordeaux vintage - one for the traditionalists.

Château Clerc Milon 2005 is an astonishing achievement for a Fifth Growth Bordeaux from this great vintage.

Château Pontet-Canet 2000 comes from one of Bordeaux's greatest ever vintages. It offers stunning value-for-money.

"This is a gorgeous example of one of the most popular wines in the Medoc." Robert Parker

Château Lynch-Bages 1989 was rated a massive 98 points by the Wine Spectator - a great value 5th growth from the very good 1989 Bordeaux vintage.

Cary Potet's Montagny 2005 is one of our top selling white wines – a stylish Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise appellation of Montagny.

Cary Potet’s premier cru Les Burnins 2005 is made from select parcels of the best fruit in each Burgundy vintage.

Bourée's Côte de Nuits-Villages 2006 comes from a Burgundy appellation renowned for its great value fruity Pinot Noirs.

Bourée's 1997 Charmes-Chambertin vintage is a charming, mature Pinot Noir, drinking at its peak right now.

Bourée's Meursault 2007 is wonderfully traditional rendition of the classic Meursault style from an excellent white Burgundy vintage.

Monthélie wines are often described as lesser Volnays at more reasonable prices.

Grivot produces elegant Pinot Noirs poised at the pinnacle of premium Burgundy.

Génot-Boulanger's outstanding 2007 Corton-Charlemagne is from a small, south-facing 1/3 ha plot comprising mostly old vine Chardonnay (averaging 50 years old).

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.

Bonville’s Champagne is a superb food wine. Smooth and creamy with a nice steely backbone.

Gosset's Reserve NV is a Champagne of consistent scintillating quality. A great food Champagne.

Krug Champagne is regarded the world over as the ultimate expression of discernment and individuality.

Grand Crès' Cuvée Classique is made from old vine Grenache and Cinsault with some younger Syrah vines to spice things up.

All the finesse that one usually associates with Syrah from the great vineyards of the northern Rhône.

Baron's exciting new release of their Loire Sauvignon combines concentrated, mouthwatering fruit with a fine mineral backbone. A wonderfully traditional style.

Fondreche’s hugely concentrated 2008 Mas Fondreche is bottled unfiltered from organically farmed vineyards.

Persia is Fondreche's flagship wine – a heady concoction crafted predominantly from Syrah – and despite its status, remains very well priced.

Côtes du Rhone by name only – this is a remarkable and complex white from the famed Rayas stable.

Jaboulet's 1997 is a gorgeously seductive northern Rhône.

Château de Beaucastel's 1990 Châteauneuf-du-Pape comes from a great Rhône vintage – rich, concentrated and powerful – a blockbuster Rhône style.

"Year in and year out, one of the three greatest Hermitages made is Chapoutier's Le Pavillon...a tour de force in winemaking." Robert Parker

Welcome to the new generation of French wines – welcome to the Roussillon.

Joh. Jos Prüm is one of the finest estates in Germany's Mosel Valley - a deliciously dry Riesling style.

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

A great opportunity to taste a rarely seen indigenous grape variety from Italy's southern Campania region.

Masseria Frattasi's Fiano has a defined mineral smokiness and attractive aromas to the fore.

Sirch's Pinot Grigio is like dipping into a fresh tropical fruit salad.

Evocative, glamorous and voluptuous, with softening smoky black fruits, toasty oak, tobacco and tar.

The Respiro Chianti is the entry-level wine of the beautifully situated Le Sorgenti Tuscan estate.

Super red berry aromatics with notes of espresso and Pinot Noir-like nuances.

Le Fonti's Vito Arturo is their top cuvée - a sophisticated, spicy Tuscan red and the 2004 vintage oozes quality and refinement.

Le Fonti’s 2005 Chianti Classico Riserva is their top Chianti. Generous, elegant and rich.

Scirus is Le Sorgenti's flagship Super Tuscan wine, being crafted from Cabernet and Merlot in equal measure.

The latest installment of Tamellini's popular Soave wowed our tasters with its generous style, purity of fruit and stunning value-for-money.

Rare, unctuous, and utterly unique. This rich, spicy dessert wine is a real treat.

An exciting new Pinot Noir find from New Zealand's North Island.

Delicious New Zealand Riesling exclusive to Cadman Fine Wines in the UK.

Bouldevines’ Gewürztraminer is a top quality aromatic white with spice, finesse and a thrilling exotic dimension.

"This is God's Country when it comes to Pinot Noir." James Halliday

“The beautiful Quinta do Noval is undoubtedly the most famous port producer…” Robert Parker

Taylor’s Vintage Port 1980 is probably the best of the vintage.

Fino (lit. fine) is the driest and palest of sherry styles, and enjoyed relatively young, usually a year after bottling.

Jose Pariente's 2008 Verdejo is a stunning wine - one of the highest ratings we have given to a white wine in this price bracket!

Primitiu de Bellmunt's gorgeously intense Catalan wine from the great value Priorat district is deep, ripe and voluptuous.

One of the finest examples of Albariño coming out of Rias Baixas today.

An incredibly elegant 1999 Rioja Reserva, bottled unfiltered after two years maturing in oak.

Opus One’s 1994 vintage is intense, generous and complex, and drinking beautifully right now.