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Colognole · Rufina, Tuscany

Ruby red, medium-bodied. Cherry on the nose, darker fruit, light spice and a faint earthiness on the palate. Velvety tannins, fresh acidity — a Tuscan red built for the table, not the cellar.

Domaine des Aulnes · Loire

Bright, juicy and a little peppery. Drinks like a long Sunday lunch.

Vigne dell'Etna · Sicily

Volcanic soil, high altitude. Smoky red fruit, real elegance.

Cantina Piccola · Abruzzo

Soft, dark, easy. The Tuesday-night bottle done properly.

Tenuta Avellino · Campania

Stone fruit, almond and a salty finish. A grown-up white that isn't trying too hard.

Weingut Berg · Mosel

Off-dry, electric acidity, slate. Drinks ten quid above its price.

Tierra Alta · Valle Central

Bright, crisp and made for the table. Lime zest, lemon, kiwi and ripe citrus meet a clean, refreshing finish — an easy Chilean Sauvignon to chill well and pour with seafood, salads or fish and chips.

Clos du Vallon · Provence

Pale, dry, faintly herbal. The opposite of a sticky pink rosé.

Podere Lume · Tuscany

Eight days on the skins. Apricot, dried herbs, gentle tannin. Genuinely interesting.

Maison Margaux · Champagne

Crisp green apple, brioche, a fine bead. A proper grower champagne under £35.

Casa Senza · Veneto

De-alcoholised sparkling with real bite — green apple, lemon pith, fine bubbles.

Domaine Clairière · Languedoc

Properly red — black cherry, soft spice, a real finish. No alcohol, no compromise.