Julicher Estate: Wind, Wine & Wagging Tails
Fine hosts, boutique wine, vineyard views and wagging tails? It doesn't get much better.
Alphonse Mellot: Pure Sauvignon Brilliance
The wines from Alphonse Mellot are special due to their prime location in Sancerre and their long family connection with the region.
La Marca Piccolos: The Absolute Must-Have Springtime Sparklers
Cherry blossoms, frolicking lambs and daylight savings screams one thing to us here at Dhall & Nash - La Marca! As the picnic season approaches,…
Francis Ford Coppola: Flagship for the Stars
Coppola's flamboyant flagship wine, Archimedes, is a powerful and enchanting Cabernet Sauvignon made to honour creativity and innovation...
Spottswoode: A Guiding Light for Napa Valley Cabernet
If ever there was an estate that so perfectly embodied family values and the idyllic winery dream, it’s Spottswoode.
Duckhorn Vineyards: The Merlot that Dethroned Cabernet as the King of California
Duckhorn ‘Three Palms’ Napa Valley Merlot (2014) has made history by being named the Number 1 Wine in the World in 2017 by revered wine publication…
Domaine Bertagna: A Burgundy Gem From our Personal Cellar
We at Dhall & Nash have had Bertagna for a few years and we still maintain it is an absolute must-have in any cellar. The balance in the wines is…
The New Dawn of Mountford Estate
Over the years, what started as a boutique Waipara vineyard turned into an internationally recognised brand.
Nothing found.
Nothing found.
Paul Jaboulet Aîné: One of the Finest Wine Estates in History
Mention the Rhone Valley to anyone around the world and a small chapel perched upon a vine clad hill is likely to be one of the first images that…
Maison Billecart-Salmon 2018 Bicentennial: A Family Story
“Give priority to quality, strive for excellence”. This has been the motto passed down from generation to generation of the Billecart family. In…
Schloss Lieser in New Zealand
At the end of March we were lucky enough to have Lara Haag, daughter of Thomas Haag of Schloss Lieser, Mosel with us in New Zealand for a few days to…
Demeter Zoltán & the Tokaj Foundation
The Hungarian wine industry has had a tumultuous history over the last century suffering from both natural and political disasters. At the end of the…
Weingut Schloss Lieser: Producer of Some of the World’s Finest Riesling
Pure and bright – seductive and sensual. The many guises of Riesling are what makes it such an alluring and highly revered varietal. Schloss Lieser…
New Producers from 2017
67 of the finest wine producers from around the World were added to our exclusive portfolio in 2017. We now represent over 200 Fine Wine producers…
James Suckling’s Top 100 Wines of 2017
James Suckling is internationally regarded as one of the most influential wine critics. After 36 years of experience, James Suckling describes 2017…
#1: NV Armand de Brignac Gold Brut “Ace of Spades”
Touted as the most expensive Champagne and available in the infamous 30l 'Midas' bottle - this bad boy is worthy of note. This is luxury personified.
#2: NV Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé
Billecart-Salmon is one of only four 10/10 Maisons from Tyson Stelzer, rubbing shoulders with Krug, Salon & Bollinger. This is the ultimate Rosé…
#3: 2013 Demeter Zoltan Eszter Tokaji Cuvée
Demeter Zoltan’s winery was founded in 1996 with the intent to take a full and active part in the recognition and rediscovery of Tokaj Terroir and…
#4: NV Cattier Clos du Moulin Brut Premier Cru
This Maison predates the French Revolution. Their pedigree highlights this elegant expression of the Clos du Moulin - not to mention it's made on Rue…
#5: NV Chambers Rosewood Rutherglen Muscat
Anyone who has ever tasted Chambers fortified Tokay or Muscat realises the world’s reference point for these wines begins and ends with Chambers.
Nothing found.
300 Characters Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin faucibus facilisis lectus, iaculis fermentum tortor pulvinar nec. Duis nisl dolor, condimentum a consectetur sed, fermentum sit amet dui. Nulla sit amet faucibus tortor. Nulla hendrerit cursus nulla at egestas. Vivamus ac.