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The heady aroma is both powerful and pretty with notes of fennel, purple flowers and blossom mingling with ripe, varietal purple fruits and black pepper The oak is hardly evident which allows fruit and soil complexities to emerge with edges of rhubarb and red mulberry and savoury characters of dried herbs, game and spice The palate opens with anise, black pepper, graphite and restrained dark cherries before it gives way to seductive mulberry, plum, liquorice and spice It has great power, depth and length with very vibrant, gritty fruit tannins providing immense structure Notes of anise and spice linger for a long time after the last sip The Dead Arm 2008 strikes a rare balance of power, complexity and finesse with impressive structure that will reward those with patience to cellar it

An elegant Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Very different from the traditional old school Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Bright red plums, blackberry and thyme Palate is soft light and fresh

Appearance: Pale-yellow with greenish hues Nose: Fresh citrus notes, and tropical hints such as pineapple and passion fruit Palate: Crips acidity wich brings out a fresh and long finish

With a deep ruby colour and Nebbiolo's hallmark brick rim, and a nose of ripe, almost roasted, fruit, the 2019 shows off the concentration of this great vintage It's packed with ripe black cherry, dried cherry, milk chocolate, mushroom, prune and fig, and has powerful, chewy tannins There is masses of complexity here, but it will be better with at least a couple more years' bottle age If you're really impatient to try it now, slosh it vigorously into a decanter, and give it an hour to breathe At its best between 2026 and 2046 The Mosconi cru is a cool site - located at 370 metres elevation in Monteforte d Alba

This has the intense mineral character of Puligny Montrachet at not much more than half the price Displays classic aromas of toast and grilled nuts on the nose On the palate, it is minerally with lovely buttery overtones Classic white Burgundy

Pale yellow with glints of green, nutty on the nose with a hint of exotic fruits such as mango and honeydew melon over a discreet aroma of oak Full and broad on the palate, its richness is cut by firm acidity

Fantastic aroma of peach, lemon, fresh herbs and pear, becoming increasingly honeyed as it sits in the glass Lovely rounded texture, cut-across with lively acidity Distinctive - fresh, yet gentler and richer-textured than Riesling while crisper and livelier than white Burgundy - just plain delicious

La Spinetta Timorasso is an ancient vine indigenous to Piedmont A wine with unbelievable structure and surprising longevity Delicate citrus and floral notes sing in concert these are also present when you taste the wine On the palate it is savory and generous, it finishes clean and persistent

Pale yellow with glints of green, nutty on the nose with a hint of exotic fruits such as mango and honeydew melon over a discreet aroma of oak Full and broad on the palate, its richness is cut by firm acidity