Wine: Something for the weekend

Thursday 11 July 2013 05:34 EDT

2011 Undurraga T.H. Lo Abarca Riesling; 2012 La Vieille Ferme, Côtes du Ventoux; 2011 Earth's End Pinot Noir

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2012 La Vieille Ferme, Côtes du Ventoux

This ultra-ripe, grenache-based Rhône blend delivers masses of juicy, pepper-infused black-cherry fruit. £5.99-6.99, Waitrose, Asda, Majestic (when you buy two)

2011 Undurraga T.H. Lo Abarca Riesling

Chile's much-improved Undurraga has come up with a delightfully perfumed dry riesling with undertones of lime and a citrus-zesty zing. £9.59 Majestic (when you buy two)

2011 Earth's End Pinot Noir

Mount Edward's stylish Central Otago pinot noir combines the cherry-sweet fragrance of red fruits and vanilla oak with a seductively silky cherry and strawberry fruit opulence. £15.99, Marks & Spencer

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