Wine: Something For The Weekend?
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2007 Falanghina Feudi di San Gregorio
Even £6.99 was frankly cheap for this stylish dry southern Italian white, whose rich yet refreshing stonefruit flavours and refreshing zing are not a million miles from chablis. £4.89, down from £6.99, bin-end, Oddbins
Under £10
Winemaker's Reserve Sauvignon Blanc
All you could ask for, and more, from a Kiwi sauvignon blanc at this price: passion fruit and elderflower mingling on the nose, crisp and juicy passion fruit flavours topped off by a zesty, citrusy dry aftertaste. £5.99, Aldi
Splash out
2005 Orovela Saperavi, Georgia
£16.99 for a wine from Georgia? Never mind the Mondavi-like label or heavy bottle, the wine is delicious: a vivid, modern, well-crafted red made from Georgia's quality grape variety, saperavi. £16.99, Waitrose Wine Direct
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