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IN BRIEF
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25 WINES FOR A LONG SUNDAY LUNCH
Banish all thoughts of the working week looming ahead, and indulge in one of those lazy Sunday meals that extend long into the afternoon, or even the evening. Which gives you ample time to enjoy some great wine choices – but what to serve? You won’t go far wrong with any of our 25 top-value recommendations…
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Anjou future A Chenin renaissance
It’s a grape variety that has the ability to produce excellent wines in many styles, and now Chenin Blanc’s Loire heartland producers are putting a renewed faith in its dry wines
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Southern Rhône 2022
The hot, dry and sometimes stormy conditions were problematic in places at times during the 2022 season. Where successful, crops were healthy and there are good wines to be found, if not always for the long term – pay heed to drinking windows and our expert’s advice
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Ataste of the top 2022 southern Rhônes
These 40 wines are listed by commune, then by score, then alphabetically by producer, and are a selection based on quality, value or interest from the 223 recommended by Matt Walls from the southern Rhône in 2022. Some are still being aged in barrels or are not yet bottled, hence some prices, stockists or alcohol levels are not yet known. Contact specialist merchants for latest availability and offers
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Bodegas CARO The next level
This Franco-Argentinian partnership between two highly renowned winemaking families was founded in 1999. Today, the Mendoza winery is led by the talented daughters of the two men who founded it, and a definitive step is being taken towards the creation of an Argentinian grand cru
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2021 CLARET RETASTED IN BOTTLE
Despite fears at the time of a potential disaster of a year, the 2021 Bordeaux vintage has ultimately yielded a number of gorgeous wines that will delight Bordeaux drinkers who appreciate freshness and energy, not to mention the notably moderate alcohol levels
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LIRAC AOC Energy within
A southern Rhône Cru where biodiversity and a vibrant community of winemakers bring terroir to life
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ATARANGI
Among the very first to recognise the viticultural potential of Martinborough on New Zealand’s North Island, Ata Rangi has built a reputation for serious, ageworthy Pinot Noir
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LINAJE GARSEA
Craftsmen of terroir, leading the way in one of Spain’s most revered regions.
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ROMANIA’S REBIRTH
How Romania is shaping its future as a leading wine-producing country building upon an illustrious yet tumultuous heritage
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A journey to where the future unfolds
An overview of Romania’s key wine regions, grape varieties and leading producers
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Tasting Romania
A selection of Romanian wines, showcasing the expressiveness of the country’s varieties across terroirs and winemaking styles
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A TASTE OF THE FUTURE?
From the vineyard to the sales department, artificial intelligence is transforming the wine industry. For good or ill? Opinions are mixed but, as in many other fields, developments are progressing fast
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Hemel-en-Aarde
In just a few decades, this arrestingly beautiful part of South Africa’s south has risen to join the elite of regions reputed as top-quality sources of the world’s best-loved white grape
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FLECHAS DE LOS ANDES
Celebrating two decades of success in the Uco Valley
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FAMILY VALUES
The biggest names in Cognac and Armagnac have earned their success for good reason, but look further and you’ll find a plethora of fascinating, high-quality and characterful spirits made by the many smaller, family-oriented producers across the two regions
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Fromage fort
Classic French whites in differing styles are the ideal match for this delicious and ingenious method for getting the best out of those leftover ends of cheese
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HELSINKI for wine lovers
On Finland’s far southern coast, across the water from Estonia, this welcoming and compact capital city is home to an increasingly lively food and drink scene. Wine lovers can find many a venue to explore, including these eight recommended by our local expert
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Central Europe: COME &TASTE
The wild and mysterious Carpathian mountains are home to bears and wolves – and surrounded by a thriving Central European wine industry with millennia-old origins. Regular regional wine festivals offer visitors an excellent first experience of the local wine scenes and cultures
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The sommelier suggests...
We invite a leading sommelier to pick a go-to, personal favourite grapevariety or wine style
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Editors picks
Each month our editorial team tastes a lot of wine, but not all of it makes it onto the page. So here’s our in-house pick of other great wines we’ve tried
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Portuguese whites
Reflecting Portugal’s diversity of terroirs and grapes, and increasing focus on freshness and balance, old vines in cool sites delivered the best results
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Washington GSM blends
Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre are at the heart of many of the classic red blends of southern France, and their differing characters make them equally natural partners in the US northwest, too. Our judges were pleased with what they found in this selection from Washington state
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PremiumMcLaren ValeGrenache
Ancient vines and a dizzying diversity of soil types are powering a Grenache renaissance in this picturesque region of southern Australia, where single-vineyard expressions are on the rise
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WEEKDAY WINES
The Decanter in-house tasting team spends a great deal of time out and about at tastings, finding new and exciting wines, or new vintages of existing wines, for everyday drinking. On these pages we bring you 25 top picks that are all ready to drink now, available in the UK and priced at £20 or less
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WEEKEND WINES
Get through the working week, and it’s time to crack open something a little bit more special. As a companion selection to our 25 wines under £20, the Decanter team has selected seven standout bottles that are sure to impress, all available in the UK and priced between £20 and £50
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