Michele Chiarlo is one of the leading Piemontese producers. The house style has always been one of highly elegant and complex wines. The vineyards and landscapes of this winery are so unique that they have been recognised as a World Heritage Site for Humanity on account of their history, traditions and culture.
One of the most influential wineries of northern Italy, Mezzacorona makes Trentino its home. This well-regarded wine co-operative lies at the foot of the majestic Italian Dolomites. Its vineyards run from Lake Garda to the foothills of the towering Dolomites.
The Buglioni winery is located in northern Italy’s Valpolicella (Valpolexèla in Venetian dialect), the hilly countryside of the Veneto region. Certified organic, Buglioni selects just 40% of their meticulously managed harvest to make their wine, with the primary aim to obtain the highest quality fruit and following personally each single process in the vine.
Dany and Dominique Roger create very high quality expressions of Sauvignon Blanc. Located in the famous village of Bué, in the region of Sancerre, the ten-hectare Domaine du Carrou has been owned and operated by the Rogers since the 17th century.
“At Jacquart, there is no talk of history; it is definitely all about the future and the wine itself. We are looking to showcase elegance with wines of clean structure and refined aromas – straightforward and appealing.” – Floriane Ezniak, Cellar Master at Champagne Jacquart
Suzanne and Ian Little call the Hunter Valley their home, and while most of their wines carry that GI, some of the other beautiful fruit has also been sourced from their friends in Goulburn Valley (Victoria) for years. Their wines are deliciously drinkable, great value for money and are always true and elegant expressions of the varieties.
