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Variety in abundance: discovering the Languedoc’s Côtes de Thongue
Keep an eye out for fresh whites and myriad grape varieties
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Roussillon white wine: Five to try
Rosemary George MW was pleasantly surprised by the outstanding quality and originality of the white wines of the Roussillon.
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Roussillon red wines: panel tasting results
Our judges were impressed by the freshness and pared-back oak...
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The new Chilean wine
The quality of Chilean wine has come on in leaps and bounds in the last 10 years. ROSEMARY GEORGE MW tastes the super-premium fruits of its labour
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Regional profile: Roussillon plus 12 top wines worth seeking out
In this proudly independent region, the individuality of its winemakers and the wide array of styles they produce are the perfect window into the character of France’s southwest. Rosemary George MW gives the lie of the land, and picks 12 fascinating wines to try...
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New Zealand’s whites 2006 vintage
New Zealand’s bright whites. Rosemary George picks her selection of the best new releases from the 2006 vintage
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In focus: lesser Chianti wine
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Out of the shadows: Colli Fiorentini and Colline Pisane
Tuscan regions Colli Fiorentini and Colline Pisane have long sat under the shadow of Chianti Classico. ROSEMARY GEORGE MW finds out what each region is now doing to assert its identity
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Why you shouldn’t overlook Petit Chablis
Rosemary George MW argues the case for Petit Chablis and picks her top wines to try...
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Expert’s Choice: Beaujolais
Rosemary George MW picks out some of her top Beaujolais recommendations...
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Four exciting Languedoc wine trends
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Burgundy 2009 – Chablis in full
The full tasting notes - by Rosemary George MW
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Corsican wines; a well kept secret
Corsican wines remain a remarkably well-kept secret, but as exports and accolades increase, ROSEMARY GEORGE MW believes the island’s native grapes can woo more admirers
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Top 30 Languedoc white wines for summer
Our local expert in France's far south chooses some of her favourites...
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Marlborough
Marlborough’s producers are out to prove there’s more to New Zealand’s most famous region than grassy Sauvignon. By rosemary george mw
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Red Regional Italy over £10
Find out who takes the Red Regional Italy trophy home (over £10) here...
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White Regional Italy under £10
This award-winning wine is often found along the Mediterranean coast and on the islands of Sardinia and Corsica, it is of course...
