Textbook floral SB aromas. Palate is fruit-forward but simple and a little clumsy - a touch flabby perhaps?

Freshly cut apple on the nose. Juicy with lots of flavour but too sweet and the blend seems a little smudgy.

Smells beautiful: a hint of honey amongst the citrus. Long and quite rich. Lovely balance and a great demonstration of Godello's capabilities.

Some pear on the nose. Nice pure fruit. Simple but good value.

Lovely nose with fresh melon and apricot. Palate doesn't quite match but suspect it will develop. Well balanced. Good value.

Rich. Lovely texture and a minerally finish. Not a bargain but a decent example of what the Mâconnais does best.

Rich, honied palate but finishes dry. Good structure. Classic and ticks all the white burgundy boxes.

Apples and pears on the nose and palate. OK.

Stone fruit aromas. Palate pretty simple; seems overpriced.

Nose is beautiful - peach and apricot aromas that leap out of the glass. Vivacious! Interesting palate too: off-dry (despite what the label says) with some backbone and a long finish.

Nose a little muted. Lovely palate though: melon, peach and apricot flavours and a long minerally finish. Very good.

Lots of pear on the nose - a little honey too. Hmm, palate a bit messy and overblown. Flabby.

A blend of Semillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin and Chardonnay according to the notes. Complex and classy. Citrus, honey, melon. Long finish. Good value.

Some earthy, red fruit aromas. Strawberry fruit but seems a little dried out.

Pale red - almost translucent at the rim. Red berry aromas. Juicy but savoury palate. Well balanced. Good length.

Dark red colour. Quite meaty on the nose - bit of polish as well. Dark fruits and a bit of spice. Good length. Ticks all the syrah boxes.

Pale red with some signs of age. Red fruits and a little autumnal on the nose. Good structure with beautiful fruit but also some savoury characteristics. Long finish. Tannins are still a little sturdy; will wait till next year to open my first bottle.

Pale purple. Spicy, marmite-y nose - smells pretty serious! Good structure. Savoury, red fruits. Refreshing. Very grown-up. Very good.

Dark red with some signs of evolution. Some spicy oak on the nose. Lovely, silky palate - well balanced. Lots of red fruit flavours. Long and satisfying.

Tomato leaf and a little polish on the nose. Serious and savoury. Still some grip. Very good and decent value for mature Bordeaux.

Deep purple. Some sweet fruit on the nose. Medium-bodied. Ripe and round. Well made but not that exciting.

Dark, plummy purple. Dark fruits, polish and some raw animal-y aromas. Lovely, silky palate. Very precise. Long and serious.

Deep purple; doesn't look five years old. Dark fruit and cinnamon (!) on the nose. Savoury palate with red fruit flavours. Grippy tannins. Good acidity.

Light purple. Strange wine this: smells and tastes more like a Cab Franc than a Malbec. Grainy, savoury.

Pale purple with some signs of age. Has a slightly vegetal Cab Franc-like nose. Juicy. Linear but long.

Pale red with translucent rim. Herby, autumnal nose. Lots of lush mid-palate flavour. Very long. Lovely texture too.

Dark purple. Medium-bodied but layer after layer of flavour. Very complex. Long. Balanced. Deep and brooding and very good indeed.

Pale red with signs of age. Not much on the nose. Lots of sweet red fruit on the palate initially. Mouthfilling but just a little dense right now; needs food or decanting.

Light purple. Lovely fresh berry aromas. Soft and summery; suspect it's unoaked. Sweet, ripe fruit. Juicy and moreish. Focussed. Just a touch simple for £15+.

Burnt rubber nose; reduction? Medium- to full-bodied with a deceptive amount of grip. Rich, dark fruits, spice - there's lots going on here. Very long. Impossible to spit. Superb.

Pale red. Marmite-y nose. Then sweet red fruit on the palate. Ripe and juicy but a bit simple. Better than the 2009 but, for some reason, and despite organic production, it just seems synthetic somehow.

Juicy and refreshing. Good value.

Deep, dark purple. Smells oaky but the notes claim it's unoaked. Odd. Dark, spicy fruit. Good acidity. Round tannins. A decent Bierzo for the money.

Deep, dense purple. Spicy, animal-y nose. Ripe, red fruit but a touch sweet.

Interesting nose: quite savoury and autumnal. Atypical Argentine palate that is soft and silky. Pure red fruit. Very refreshing. Good length with a touch of spice on the finish. Good value.

Woah, serious meaty nose! And a palate to match: but it's a bit brutal and lacks acidity. Needs food.

Dense, dark purple. Not much on the nose. Dark fruit, spice; well made but not very exciting.

Light purple. Dark fruit flavours. Nice, spicy finish. Good acidity.