A new herbal, gentian-flavoured aperitif from Slovakia.
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A critically endangered variety that Rafael Cambra is reviving.
Normally blended into bulk wine, this bobal is a single-variety wine that with flavours sitting between pinot noir and merlot.
A white rioja made from a one hundred per cent, single vineyard viura by Marques de Murrieta.
Normally part of a trio of grapes that is made into cava, this is a one hundred per cent panda blanca that's great with fish.
Religious wine, liquid pastrami and a film to honour Pisco.
The modern milk punch, big champagne and a hunter of liquid art.
From Port's land, a white wine that was blended in the field. By Jethro Kang.
Colour, smell and taste reveal much about a wine, says Ned Goodwin.