Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru “Aux Chaignots” 2015, Domaine Alain Michelot
Nuits-Saint-Georges is the town that gives its name to the appellation that covers the northern part of Côte d'Or. Nevertheless, the region includes some of the most iconic and prestigious sub-appellations, Grand Cru vineyards and wine producers the world has ever met.
Ladoix 1er Cru “Les Joyeuses” 2016, Domaine Michel Mallard
Ladoix is the northernmost village of Côte de Beaune and shares borders with the famous Aloxe-Corton.
Tria Ampelia 2020, Oeno P
Paris Sigalas is an emblematic figure of the Greek wine scene and Santorini's vineyard. He associates his name with some of the greatest Greek white wines.
Crescendo 2018, Taaibosch Estate
South Africa has two essential elements of a great terroir. The ancient soils (oldest than any other wine-growing region) and a wealth of old vines from numerous varieties.
Silphium 2021, La Tour Melas
Silphium is an unidentified plant used widely by most ancient Mediterranean cultures and was so rare and valuable that it was worth its weight in silver.
Goumenissa 2007, Tatsis
The PDO Goumenissa region in northern Macedonia extends to the southeastern foothills of Mount Paiko. The area is famous for its red wines, a blend of Xinomavro and Negoska.
Ried Loibenberg Loibner Riesling Smaragd 2020, Weingut Knoll
Austrian wine laws, labels and information are similar to those of the neighbour Germany, thus complex, precise and based on grape ripeness (content sugar per 100g of grape must).
Guerriero del Mare 2019, Guerrieri
I am very excited about this last discovery of the Biancame variety. I tasted a pretty exciting wine beyond the ordinary.
Monte Bello 2011, Ridge Vineyards
I have to admit that I am a huge fan of Ridge Vineyards wines. The concentration, complexity and balance one can find in their craftings are exceptional.
Erdener Prälat 2019, Dr. Hermann
Suppose Noah asked me to pick only one grape variety on the ark and rescue it from extinction. Without a second thought, Riesling would be my first choice!
Valpolicella Classico Superiore Sant’Urbano 2018, Speri
The Sant’Urbano vineyard is located on a hill in the municipality of Fumane. It has excellent exposure to the sun at around 300 m altitude with calcareous, clayey soil of volcanic origin, which favours moisture retention, preventing excessive dryness.
Papas 2018, Artemis Karamolegos Winery
It is austere initially and needs an hour in a carafe to show its true potential.
Ftelos 2019, Artemis Karamolegos Winery
Once it opens up, it will hit you with tonnes of apricot, orange, grapefruit, flint, white pepper and jasmine.
Louroi Platia 2020, Artemis Karamolegos Winery
It is very fine. It is complex and dressed in silk. A fantastic, pronounced chamomile aroma blows up your mind.
Nykteri 2019, Artemis Karamolegos Winery
It is like you smell a summer breeze from the sea with intense iodine.
Honores 2015, Domaine Papagiannakos
I firmly believe Savvatiano will be the next success story in the Greek wine scene. Not in the way Malagousia is now, but it could assist Assyrtiko in the path of fine wines.
Marsannay 2019, Domaine Trapet Père & Fils
The Domaine Trapet Père & Fils has interests in both Burgundy and Alsace. They have vineyards and wineries in both regions and craft some outstanding wines. All the vineyards are farmed according to biodynamic principles.
MM Gran Reserva Brut Nature 2013, Marques De La Concordia
Cava is Spain's answer to Champagne. Although Champagne can be produced only inside the Champagne wine region, Cava can be made in several wine regions in Spain.
Chablis 2019, Domaine William Fevre
Chablis is all about Chardonnay and its pure austere, lemon, mineral dimension that this particular terroir can deliver.
Yianakohori Hills 2013, Kir-Yianni
It is an emblematic wine for Kir-Yiannis winery and one of the first in the Greek market that integrated the aggressive Xinomavro with a more soft variety like Merlot.