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This is going to be a bumper year for UK wine production. The mix of sun and rain is helping the grape crop reach record quantities.

In Brittany, there is not a vineyard in sight. But at least a half-decent bottle of wine is cheap, writes Walter in this week’s letter.

Don’t be put off by the off-dry wines of the 1970s, it’s time you gave Riesling another try.

While northern Italy is home to multiple famous wines, direct your gaze to the deep south for a glass that will leave you longing for more.

These three top-shelf Argentinian wines can satisfy both the every day imbiber as well as the most curious.

The start of summer can only mean one thing; it’s time to crack open the rosé.

From Whispering Angel to an IPA and a gin and tonic, here’s what you should be drinking this Platinum Jubilee weekend.

Gigondas wines from the Southern Rhone are made by blending Grenache Noir with an allowance of Syrah and Mourvedre.

Barolo, Amarone and Super Tuscans are the most popular red wines from Italy for a reason, though the country isn’t short on stellar options.

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