BJ scored this wine: 95/100

Turmberg translates to tower hill, and the grapes grown on this steep, slatey vineyard translate into a classic German dry reisling. Liquid amber in the glass, petrol on the nose and a long, lush, fruity palate. Absolute delight on its own or with most mild to medium cheese.

BJ scored this wine: 94/100

Pignolo is an indigenous grape of the Friuli region of Italy. Vinified in an amarone style with drying of the grapes allows the flavours to intensify and the bouquet of blueberries and blackberries to jump out of the glass. 24 months in oak barrels brings forward the tannins to produce a complex, rich wine. Pair with game such as wild boar, elk or a rich meat stew.

BJ scored this wine: 93/100

Russell from RPF wines produces this luscious blend of 42% viognier, 33% marsanne and 25% roussanne. Reminiscent of white chateauneuf de pape, a full bodied combination of stone fruit, anise and just a touch of oak. Delicious on its own or a match for veal or richer poultry dishes.

BJ scored this wine: 93/100

This appellation Malbec from the Uco Valley shows off the higher altitude region clearly with its fresh and focused profile. The struggle of the vines to thrive in rocky soil and cooler temperatures is rewarded by the intensity of red berries, violets and unique acidity. Intriguing expression of Malbec with the ability to provide a smooth journey for a true sense of place. Delicious with herbed lamb dishes.

BJ scored this wine: 93/100

Produced from the indigenous Albana grapes grown in Romagna, Italy, this unique white wine has a luscious mouthfeel and persistent finish due to a portion of the grapes affected by botrytis. It has a slight floral aroma, but surprisingly rich with stone fruit and slight nuttiness on tasting. A white wine made for conversation and debate, it is a wine that requires a second taste. Perfect with rich shellfish dishes and citrus risotto.