Journey's End
Sustainable and ethical philosophies drive everything at Journey's End. With one of Stellenbosch's most exciting terroirs, the winery has quickly risen to become one of the region's top producers.
Jean Biecher
The Biecher family have been making wine in Alsace since 1776. Their cellar in the village of Saint-Hippolyte has been in near constant use since then and is ideally located right in the heart of…
Laurenz V
Gruner Veltliner has effected a Cinderellalike transformation over the past few years. This is thanks to the likes of Laurenz V in the Kamptal region of Austria, who produce an elegant, ageworthy…
Neudorf Vineyards
Like many small wineries, Neudorf Vineyards run on a great deal of hard work, good luck, and a lot of fun. Their belief is that great wines come from the heart, as well as the head. Founders Tim and…
Quinta de la Rosa
Quinta de la Rosa represent the very best of the Douro: determination, pride, tradition, and pure winemaking skill. The Bergqvist family has been involved in the Douro's port trade since 1815, with…
Francis Blanchet
Francis Blanchet’s signature style is pure, smoky, mineral-led Pouilly-Fume. How do they capture that well known essence of Pouilly-Fume? By using the best of three key terroirs: kimmeridgian marls…
Litmus
Based in Dorking, Surrey, Litmus Wines was established in 2008 and is owned and operated by John Worontschak, Mike Florence and Matthieu Elzinga. Winemaker John has been making English wine since 1988…
Castellare
Unlike many Chianti wineries that have flirted with blending French varieties with local grapes over the past few decades, Castellare di Castellina has maintained a strong commitment to the…
Quinta Do Vallado
Unusually for wineries in the Douro, Quinta do Vallado’s priority is making table wines rather than Port (though their 10 year old Tawny is one of the best examples of its type on the market!).