Joseph Drouhin Saint-Romain Review: Co-op
I’d never heard of Burgundy’s Côte de Beaune until I did my Level 2 wine course. And, after swotting up onContinue Reading
Author: Gary Rose
Silene Limoux Chardonnay Review
Continuing my exploration of the new, “fancy range” at Co-op, this Silene Limoux Chardonnay is billed as “like a reallyContinue Reading
Bosman Adama White Wine Review
There are no obvious clues on the front of this Bosman Vineyards’ Adama, picked up at the Co-op, as toContinue Reading
Markus Huber Grüner Veltliner Review
I love Austrian wine bottles. Their elegant curves and long necks make them look like art nouveau poster models. Plus,Continue Reading
Co-op Côteaux Les Cèdres Lebanese Wine Review
As a regular Co-op shopper (there’s one around the corner from my house), I must admit I’ve tried pretty muchContinue Reading
Frei Brothers Chardonnay Review
Frei Brothers Chardonnay: as American as apple pie These days Chardonnay is one of my favourite grape varieties, but thisContinue Reading
Paul Blanck Gewürztraminer Review
If you’re considering placing your first tentative toe on the Gewürztraminer path, then you could do a lot worse thanContinue Reading
Louis Jadot Mâcon-Villages Review — a Supermarket Burgundy Comparison
Maison Louis Jadot has been in the Burgundy business since 1859, and their rustic-looking label is one of the mostContinue Reading
The Ten Cheapest European City Breaks (and the Ten Most Expensive)
I recently received a press release featuring two lists compiled by No1 Currency, highlighting the ten cheapest European city breaks, andContinue Reading
Concha y Toro Marques de Casa Concha Chilean Chardonnay Review
Chilean wine has never let me down before. This one, by South America’s largest wine producer Concha y Toro, is fromContinue Reading