Wine: Something for the weekend?

 

Anthony Rose
Friday 13 June 2014 14:34 BST
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Night in

Vaucluse Grenache-Syrah

A hot contender for bargain red of the year. This sweetly ripe grenache/syrah Rhône blend, with its moreishly juicy, fruit flavours slips down effortlessly with barbecues, picnics and pasta alike. £4.29, Morrisons

Dinner party

2013 Château de Flaugergues Blanc

This well-crafted white Rhône-style blend is peachy and rich with a glossy succulence of texture that's kept refreshingly dry by the vermentino grape's natural acidity. £8.99, M&S

Splash out

2011 Marisco, A Sticky End, Marlborough Noble Sauvignon Blanc

This trophy-winning wine, made from sauvignon blanc, oozes elderfloral-scented flavours. £15.99, half bottle, buy two = £12.74, Majestic

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