The Rebel. Tignanello was the first 'Super Tuscan' to break the rules by blending Sangiovese with Cabernet and ditching white grapes, creating a modern Italian icon.
The Monk's Masterpiece. Dom Pérignon is the most famous Champagne in the world, produced only in vintage years to ensure absolute perfection.
The 'Immortal' Wine. Madeira is known for being virtually indestructible due to its unique heating process, and Blandy's Malmsey is the richest, sweetest style.
The 'Versailles' of Bordeaux. Château Margaux is a First Growth (Premier Grand Cru Classé) from the Médoc, known for its terrifying elegance and floral perfume.
The 'Aged' Masterpiece. Taylor Fladgate's 20 Year Tawny is the benchmark for aged port, offering a silky, nutty complexity that only decades in wood can produce.
The 'Sun' of Andalusia. Tio Pepe is the world's best-selling Fino Sherry, a bone-dry, crisp, and refreshing fortified wine that defines the style of Jerez.
The 'Voyager' Sherry. East India Solera is a unique Cream Sherry that replicates the conditions of wines that historically crossed the oceans, resulting in extraordinary smoothness.
The White Burgundy benchmark. A pure expression of Chardonnay from the Mâconnais region, balancing rich texture with crisp minerality.
The Global Rosé Phenomenon. Whispering Angel from Château d'Esclans is the wine that sparked the 'Rosé Renaissance', defining the pale, dry Provence style.
The 'Everyday' Vintage. Six Grapes is a legendary Reserve Ruby Port that mimics the style of a vintage port but is matured for everyday drinking.
The 'Hunter' of Napa. Artemis is a structured Cabernet Sauvignon that balances the ripeness of California fruit with Old World elegance.
The wine that put New Zealand on the map. Cloudy Bay is the definitive Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc—explosively aromatic and dangerously drinkable.
