Recently the N&P team sat down for an in-depth tasting of 11 wines from the Champagne Marguet portfolio – including non-vintage wines, Grand Crus and lieux-dits. We are pleased to … Read More
We Speak with Pierre & Antonin About Natural Wine, Languedoc & All Things Sustainable
Pierre & Antonin were both born and raised in Languedoc, so when they decided to start producing wine in 2022, this region seemed to be the obvious choice. Despite both … Read More
Wine & Picky Bits | The Ultimate Guide to Pairing Drinks and Snacks
As the evenings grow longer and the air turns warmer, there’s something irresistible about a table filled with picky bits and a perfectly chilled glass of wine. It’s relaxed, sociable, … Read More
En Primeur 2025: Bordeaux back to its roots?
En Primeur 2025: Bordeaux back to its roots? This year’s pre-tastings discourse was the opposite of the last. Quality was announced as high and the information touted, despite the lack … Read More
A Beginners Guide to The Midlands Whisky Festival
Plans are well underway to bring you our best event yet, with just under six months to go until the weekend whisky extravaganza begins. Once again, we’re setting our sights … Read More
Aligoté and Friends | Discover Lesser-known White Grapes
While Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc dominate wine lists worldwide, there’s a rich world of lesser-known white grape varietals waiting to be explored. These grapes, often indigenous to their … Read More
Tim’s Journey: 450km from London to Paris for Myeloma UK
In a few weeks’ time, I’m joining the Myeloma UK London to Paris Ride — a 450 km cycling challenge that’s equal parts inspiring, exhausting, and (if my legs have … Read More
Why Château Latour 2019 is One of Bordeaux’s Most Anticipated Wines
Château Latour, one of Bordeaux’s most revered First Growth estates, has long been synonymous with power, precision, and longevity in its wines. In a bold move back in 2012, Latour … Read More
Burns Night 2026 in Review
We’ll Take a Cup o’ Kindness Yet Despite his short life, Robert Burns’ poetry ushered in a new mythology of Scotland, romanticising the mystique of the Highlands and immortalising Scottish … Read More
The Paradox of Burgundy 2024
The 2024 vintage in Burgundy can be described as a paradox. A vintage which will go down as one of the most difficult, even traumatising, vintages for Burgundian vignerons. But … Read More









