I believe long form editorial provides the best format for giving clarity and context to readers, as well as for me to express the nuance behind this massive subject. That being said, building wine lists is a lot of fun. It forces me to come off the fence, to be more analytical, and difficult though it often is, makes me support one wine over another. Lists are also a fantastic resource for consumers, helping them to discover new producers, wines, grapes and regions. Ultimately, that is what this site is for. So, here is my growing collection of lists. Packed with insight, opinion and hopefully, some inspiration for finding your next favourite wine.
Appreciated for its intense aromas and steely acidity, Timorasso has developed a cult following amongst Italian wine lovers. Here are 10 recommendations for you to track down.
Read more ▸Following a recent trip to Beaujolais to celebrate 100 years of Moulin a Vent, I was able to taste through dozens of wines. Here's 10 I picked out as being excellent.
Read more ▸From Bolgheri, to Montalcino, Montepulciano to the villages of Chianti Classico, and every Supertuscan in between, here are 25 highly collectible wines from Tuscany.
Read more ▸Every April the Bordeaux wine merchants Millesima hold a panoramic tasting of top Bordeaux wines in their historic cellars on the edge of the city. The point is to take a look at the vintage on release. Here are the wines tasted. You can find my notes and scores in the 2022 vintage.
Read more ▸Looking for a quick guide to the red and white wines of the Campi Flegrei. Here are 10 outstanding examples of Falanghina and Piedirosso from these famous volcanic soils.
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