It is a high-quality wine that delivers a lot of pleasure, and one can admire the Burgundian terroir.

That wine is Greece's answer to the light and fresh Pinot Noir, even those from Burgundy.

I think Vosne-Romanée is the most famous village in the whole wine world.

It is an easy-drinking wine, and its price reflects that. If one likes that kind of wine style, then it is perfect for house wine.

It always has a place in the lists with the most worthy rosé wines of the world. That is not a coincidence, I must say.

It is a fascinating wine and multi-layered with a rough texture on the palate. The skin contact has influenced the wine with bitterness, especially in the aftertaste.

It is an enjoyable wine with some minerality notes and a likeable gentle fruity character.

It is a wine that one can hardly resist. Charming from the first smell to the last drop.

What can I say about this wine? Before we opened it, I picked up a bottle to observe the colour through, and I felt like the friend of Steven Spurrier from the Bottle Shock movie when while he was looking at a bottle of Chateau Montelena Chardonnay said, "wine in the colour of shit."

Vivino met zoom with wine friends, and the topic was Argentina. A close friend of mine treats me with this wine, and the result was more than enjoyable.

It is a palatable wine, classic of those South France red blends that offer pleasure at a regular price. Ideal for the daily table, especially if you fancy this wine style.

Sometimes Riesling can be so savoury and delicious. It is not by coincidence that it is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, white grape varieties in the world.

It was a surprisingly pleasant wine and a reminder of the wealth and the yet undiscovered Greek wine treasures.

What a brilliant wine. Crystal aromatic purity, each variety leaves its mark with excellent evolving, and I think it expresses South France's terroir.

It was a delicious Chardonnay with layers of complexity that leaves a sense of joy while you drink it.

That Riesling was just awesome. Concentrated with depth and balance at such a level makes you feel guilty for the 24€ you just paid.

The truth is that I am not a big fan of Orange Wines. But Auksinis from Sébastien Riffault is a marvellous wine and a great example of how Orange Wines should be.

Auksinis is a fascinating wine that accurately renders to the palate the grapes affected by the noble rot and the limestone soil where the vines are grown.

It is a pretty famous grand cru wine from the Naoussa region, Northern Greece, where the Xinomavro variety is the ultimate king.

I admire all the work of Domaine Dalamaras, but that wine is world-class!