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  • Château Closiot

    Château Closiot

    For some it may come as a surprise that Burgundy’s enfant terrible—the winemaker behind one of the Mâconnais’ greatest Domaines—now makes wine in Bordeaux. And as you can read below, Jean-Marie Guffens has hit the ground running. His first vintage was in 2017...

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  • La Réméjeanne

    La Réméjeanne

    The headline news: Olivier Klein’s lithe and vibrant Un Air Côtes-du-Rhône is back in stock. Twenty-twenty-three was a cracking vintage for this organic, value wine. The Klein family has long shown the purity and finesse that old-vine Grenache and Syrah can achieve in the Southern Rhône’s niche terroirs...

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  • Garagiste

    Garagiste

    It’s a biting winter’s afternoon in the Mornington. But standing on a windswept hill, pointing at the red clay soils of the Merricks vineyard, Barney Flanders is all warmth and contagious energy. A human brazier. The Merricks site is wind-battered and...

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  • Domaine Guiberteau

    Domaine Guiberteau

    The great domaines never stand still, and Domaine Guiberteau has more than a few exciting changes to consider here. Romain’s Domaine is now 20 hectares and

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  • Bodegas Mengoba

    Bodegas Mengoba

    Alice Feiring’s colourful quote above was penned towards the start of Grégory Pérez’s Bierzo adventure. We’re now two decades into his Mengoba project and can edit that acclaim to...

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  • Domaine de Marcoux

    Domaine de Marcoux

    As we write, we are very fortunate to host Vincent Estevenin, the passionate and bright young grower now leading one of the Southern Rhône’s most respected artisan domaines. Vincent, who joined Domaine de Marcoux in 2014...

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  • Cavallotto

    Cavallotto

    This brilliant, traditionally-minded grower has carved a striking pair of Riserva wines from 2018, wines that sit effortlessly alongside the more hyped vintages surrounding it. Both are classically powerful releases that do not comfortably fit the stereotype...

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  • Mas de Libian

    Mas de Libian

    Talk about snatching glorious victory from the jaws of defeat. There were times during the 2024 season that Hélène Thibon worried she would not make any wine at all. Through sheer resilience, Mas de Libian harvested a decent crop, and one full of promise...

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  • Albino Rocca

    Albino Rocca

    It’s no secret that 2021 was a dazzling vintage for Piemonte. In the glass, this translates as manna from heaven for Nebbiolo lovers, and a set of wines that could be grouped with 2001, 2010 and 2016 as one...

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  • Murdoch Hill

    Murdoch Hill

    For any and all who love brightness and tension in their glass, Michael Downer’s 2023 releases hit the bullseye. Twenty-twenty-three was, of course, a cool, wet, late and nerve-wracking vintage; a bugger of a year that tested even the most experienced of heads...

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  • Clos de Tart

    Clos de Tart

    “The two most powerful warriors are patience and time,” said Tolstoy. This offer marks our 18th year representing this historic monopole Grand Cru in Australia. Now, finally, we have been rewarded with an allocation allowing us to offer the wines more widely...

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  • Thomas Wines

    Thomas Wines

    Whisper it: the Hunter's ‘once in a lifetime’ white-wine vintage of 2013 may have competition. That's Andrew Thomas's tentative assessment. Tentative, not because there is any doubt about the extraordinary quality of his Semillon from 2025...

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