Top 10 Reds

Ribera wine commands some of the heftiest prices in Spain. Finca Carelio was initially classified as Ribera del Duero DO wine priced at £15. But we added Castilian grapes to pump up the juiciness.

Chock-full of warm, jammy forest-fruit flavours, it's our best-ever-selling red for good reason.

Decadent notes of dark fruit and cocoa drift through lip-smacking melted tannins. It's a unique expression of Mendoza's finest spot, Uco Valley.

Buckets of plummy flavour are backed by an alluring vanilla stroke, thanks to a touch of oak influences.

Discover a Bordeaux bargain in this red's delectable bramble notes, regal spices and integrated tannins.

This wine has a soft, fleshy and ample feel, combining soft bramble and ripe plum flavours with smooth tannins. Subtle cedar and leaf aromas complete the picture.

A rich, well balanced example of the Aussie classic. Lush black fruits coupled with touches of woodspice, liquorice and cassis follow through to a rich velvety finish.

This declassified Côtes du Rhône blend is everything you'd want at a snip. Packed with red fruits, spice and that all-important dusting of pepper, it's a delicious rule-breaker.

It's one of our best-rated Italian reds and a heady red, full of concentrated black fruits and sweet spices. A baby Amarone at the snip of it's big brother's asking price.