Wine News

Being a massive fan of chocolate and wine I have, for a long time, wanted to list some chocolates to sell on the Fine Wine Sellers website, I wanted some quality, artisan product that could be matched well and enjoyed with certain wines – I put the suggestion forward to the rest of the team [...]

Wine as a subject of discussion can evoke tremendous passion, even pretension and snobbery, and this is particularly apparent in the case of a wine’s origin – distinctly whether it is ‘old world’ or ‘new world’. Some circles believe that the former is far superior to the latter.
Old world wines are those produced in Europe’s [...]

We have increased our popular range of the Baron D’Arignac wines
to include their Rosé varietal.  This Medium Dry French Rosé will compliment most Pasta dishes.  This wine would be classed as a easy drink and although one of our lower priced wines it will stand up very well at any sit down dinner or party.  [...]

Veuve Clicquot is a great reasonably priced Champagne with a fresh and crisp taste. A classic dry champagne with a rich golden colour and several layers of taste including a fruity long lasting freshness with persistent bubbles. This may not be as highly respected as some of the more expensive champagnes available but on my [...]

I experienced my first taste of Dom Perignon approximately a year ago and since then have sampled a few of the different vintage varieties including 1990, 1992 and 1996. I find that this is one of my favourite champagnes but most of the time to save for a special occasion! Although fairly expensive I believe [...]

Some of the most expensive wines are completely undrinkable but their value lies in their collectability and rarity. Below is a list of the most expensive wines ever sold.
A 1787 Chateau sold at auction at Christie’s for $160,000.   It had Th. J etched on to the bottle making it particularly appealing for American collectors and [...]