| | France wins out through the sheer diversity and quality of her wines. We have a small selection of carefully chosen wines from some of the best producers in France.
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| | Italy, although one of the world's oldest wine producers, has modernised the wine industry and this has resulted in one of the most dynamic wine producing countries in the world today.
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| | From classic Rioja to the new, dynamic wine growing areas that are springing up all over the country, Spain offers exciting wines at competitive prices.
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| | Australia's reputation as a wine producer far outweighs the level of production. As the over-oaked styles of are becoming a thing of the past, there is some real vibrancy in the wines...
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| | No one had heard of New Zealand wine 20 years ago. Now the Kiwis are producing some of the most vibrant wines in the world and are using grapes such as Sauvignon and Pinot Noir to great effect.
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| | The Americans have been very good at reinterpreting classic European styles to match their own palates. They do produce some top quality wines that have a distinct and exciting personality.
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| | The sheer diversity of wine styles and quality of winemaking makes Chile one of the most exciting regions on earth. From full bodied cab sav to cool pinot noir, Chile is really leading the way.
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| | From vineyards high up in the Andes, Argentina is making some very distinctive styles of wine from Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon especially. We have some world class examples
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| | South Africa has an almost perfect climate and probably some of the most beautiful vineyards in the World. Vine improvement programmes and investments are beginning to reap benefits.
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