To replace our daily posts, I’ll be posting a weekly round-up of our tasting videos that we have been shooting and posting to the product pages during the week. Of course we’ll be continuing to post five every week, one of which will be the feature on the weekly Video Round-Up posts, and the other four you can check out on the individual product pages, for which links are provided. Enjoy!

Video One: Fairhall Cliffs Sauvignon Blanc 2009

From the oldest Sauvignon Blanc vines in Marlborough, father of Brent Marris (The Ned), John Marris brings us the first vintage from Fairhall Cliffs. And an astonishing one at that.

Video Two: Mesoneros de Castilla Ribera del Duero Roble 2006

This roble is fermented in stainless steel tanks before being aged for 6 months in American oak, and held a further 3 three months in bottle before release to the public.

Video Three: Tabali Syrah 2007

“Powerful cassis and garrigue flavours, well-balanced wood and good fruit extraction. Heavy body.” – Decanter, 2009. (Silver Medal at 2009 Decanter World Wine Awards)

Video Four: Ginestet Classique Bordeaux Sauvignon Blanc 2007

This dry Sauvignon Blanc is produced from grapes sourced from vineyards at the heart of Bordeaux. It’s a classic Bordeaux delivered it in a very modern way. (IWSC Bronze Medal 2008)

Video Five: Rincon de Navas Crianza Rioja 2005

These concentrated grapes from old, single vineyard vines, are processed with care and attention throughout every step of the wine making process, helping to produce a rich, complex red with a long finish.