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Wondering what food goes with orange wine? From cheese and charcuterie to spicy dishes and seafood, these pairings make its savoury, textured style shine.
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The quiet grape behind Provence rosé: what Cinsault tastes like, why it is the new chillable red, where it grows, and a Cinsault-led bottle to buy tonight.
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Spain's flagship red, explained in plain English: what Tempranillo tastes like, how to serve it, what to eat with it, and a bottle to try tonight.
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The red grape with red flesh: what Alicante Bouschet tastes like, why Portugal made it a star, how to serve it, and the closest bottle you can buy tonight.
Read moreAbouriou Wine Guide: The Unheralded Virtuoso of the Vineyard
A grape found growing wild on a French hillside: what Abouriou tastes like, where it survives, what to eat with it, and the closest bottle you can buy in Australia.
Read moreViognier Wine Guide: The Enchanting Aromatist of the Vineyard
Apricots, honeysuckle and a near-extinction story: what Viognier tastes like, how to serve it, where Australia grows it best, and the closest bottle you can buy tonight.
Read moreNebbiolo Wine Guide: The Fog-Born King of Piedmont
Pale as Pinot, tannic as Cabernet: what Nebbiolo tastes like, why Barolo needs a decanter, the food it loves and the closest bottle you can buy in Australia tonight.
Read moreMontepulciano Wine Guide: The Rustic Charmer of Italian Wine
Italy's great-value red (not the Tuscan town): what Montepulciano tastes like, how to serve it, why it is the best pizza wine alive, and a ten-dollar Aussie bottle to try tonight.
Read moreMourvèdre Wine Guide: The Rugged Storyteller of the Vineyard
The M in GSM: what Mourvèdre (Mataro, Monastrell) tastes like, why the Barossa has 1850s vines, how to serve it, and a McLaren Vale blend to buy tonight.
Read moreNegroamaro Wine Guide: The Soulful Minstrel of the Vineyard
Puglia's dark, generous red: what Negroamaro tastes like, why the name means black and bitter, what to eat with it, and the closest bottle you can buy tonight.
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