Fine Wines

It's round and powerful with well-integrated tannins and a punchy bouquet of blackberry and strawberry.

A bold, hedonistic blend of Grenache, Syrah and Petit Syrah with a whole lot of personality.

Delight fans of Port with this Reserve Tawny, in a traditional 'chestnut' bottle based on designs from the 1770s.

One of few wines which can claim to be truly iconic, it's absolutely classic Marlborough Sauvignon. Bright. Vibrant. Zesty. From a perfect vintage.

A cult favourite - it usually sells out before it even hits the shop floor. Plush. Smooth. Supple. The blend of Rhône grapes is tweaked every year.

A rich and supple Malbec from one of the biggest names in Argentian wine.

It's rare to find a Bordeaux Grand Cru for less than £20 - making this smooth, black-fruity wine an absolute steal. Great value - great flavour.

Amarone has only existed since 1938, but it's one of the kings of Italian wine. Velvety. Full bodied. Made with sun-dried grapes - it's truly unique.

Château Musar is Lebanon's best known winery for good reason. This is rich, vibrant and brimming with delicious spices. You'll have a tough time finding anything that comes close elsewhere.

One of the oldest Champagne houses, founded in 1729, Ruinart was the first house to export Champagne. Elegant and subtle; one of the jewels in Champagne's crown.

Big. Bold. Savoury. Packed with blueberry and cassis flavours - it's an homage to Max Schubert, the man responsible for the iconic Penfold's Grange.

Sumptuous Amarone from Masi - a byword for quality in Italian wine. Plush and dried fruity with savoury spice, it's a benchmark for the style.