Best Wine With Roast Chicken: Match the Skin, Not the Bird

Roast chicken is the most flexible main in the house. The wine is really matching the browned skin and the gravy, and that changes what you should pour.
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Aglio e Olio Wine Pairing: The Pasta With No Acid in It

Every other pasta sauce brings its own acidity. This one brings garlic, oil, chilli and salt, and nothing to balance them, so the wine has to do all the work.
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Wine With Feta and Tomatoes: What to Pour and Avoid

Tomatoes are sharper than they look and feta is very salty. Sauvignon blanc, dry riesling and dry rose are the whites with enough acid to cope.
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Waipara Valley Wine Region: New Zealand’s Riesling Heartland

An hour north of Christchurch, sheltered by low hills and built on limestone clay. What Waipara tastes like, which cellar doors are actually open, and when to go.
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Australian Riesling: Why It Tastes of Lime and Ages for Decades

Australian Riesling is dry, not sweet. Why it tastes of lime, how Clare and Eden differ, how long it really lasts and what to eat with it.
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Clare Valley Wine Region: Riesling Country, Two Hours North

Australia’s best Riesling country, the valley that talked the world into screwcaps, five cellar doors and a 35 kilometre trail you can ride between them.
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