There is something instantly recognisable about a Provence rose wine. That pale hue, that gorgeous finish that is fresh, dry and radiates red fruit. This particular, very quaffable pink is available at Majestic’s wine and if you buy two bottles, … Read More

My ardent love affair with Italian wines had me whooping with joy when I was asked to attend an evening of Italian food and wine at the elegant Evoluzione restaurant in the boutique hotel Xenia. Sadly when I googled many … Read More

i I’ve recently been rather miffed at the soaring price of terribly average wine coming in at twenty five quid in restaurants that don’t give a damn about giving value to the customer. Maybe it’s the customers who have too … Read More

Since being introduced to the fine rose wines of Provence, largely due to my friends at Mirabeau, I came across this divine wine at Marco Pierre White’s Steak and Alehouse. Astonishingly good, elegant, refined, it’s fresh and really punchy. The … Read More

Having recently had the very great fortune to dine at the dazzling and lavish Gaylord Indian restaurant in London, (a review of which is coming soon) the pleasure was doubled by the addition of the above wine, a meaty and … Read More

A leisurly and really rather good meal at Zaza’s in Rickmansworth finished with this wonderfully named Stump Jump dessert wine.  I researched the name and found the origin from the folk at N.D. John Wine Merchants ltd. who sell this … Read More

I’ve already waxed lyrical about the producers of Mirabeau Rose wine in Provence.  Well, here’s an article about their red wine, written by the folk who run the ‘Provence Winezine’. Copy and paste the link below into your browser. It’s … Read More