Cairossa has been owned by the same people as Chateau Giscours in Margaux since 2004 and is based on the Tuscan coast. 2019 is full of creamy red berry fruits and plenty of sappy tannins. There's some crunchier fruit on the palate and some woody herb flavours, as well as some more earthy spice.

The 2020 Galatrona is the 26th vintage of this stunning Tuscan Merlot. Silky tannins and impressive freshness define this charming wine, while there's wonderful depth of fruit and incredible length. A real Tuscan gem.

One of the best wines to come out of Australia, The Armagh is a single plot expression from third generation winemakers at Jim Barry in the Clare Valley. There is real finesse here, with juicy, bright fruit and ripe tannins. The Armagh always has a distinct freshness that it retains with age. Quite restrained now but perfumed with layers and depth as it opens in the glass. Cool fermentation and a lack of new oak keeps this approachable, vibrant and floral.

The first vintage of this wine to be released outside of the US, Illumination is a rich, textured white sourced from both Napa and Sonoma valleys. Expect a musky, aromatic style of Sauvignon Blanc with lemon, melon and peach, with richness and weight from Semillon.