Wine: Something For The Weekend?
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2008 Vino da Tavola Bianco
Made from the southern Italian catarratto, trebbiano and moscato grapes by French winemaker Gaetane Carron, this is a crisp and zingy apple and pear dry white of the everyday glugging variety.
£3.99, Marks & Spencer
Under £10
2007 El Malbec de Ricardo Santos, Las Madras Vineyard, Cuchillas de Lunlunta, Mendoza
This juicy Argentinian malbec is all supple blackberry and dark cherry fruitiness, a short period of ageing in oak adding texture.
£8.99, Majestic
Splash Out
2005 Domaine de Roally Viré Clessé Tradition
A rich and complex white burgundy, yet as you'd expect from the quality-conscious Thévenet family, this unoaked chardonnay maintains a wonderful freshness too.
£17.99, buy 3 for £11.99 each, Wine Rack
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