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Top Society Sellers
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The Society's California Old-Vine Zinfandel 2019
A classic California zinfandel, with cherry cola on the nose, fresh strawberry and tart red cherries coming through on the full soft palate and a hint of vanilla on the finish. An International Wine Challenge bronze medal winner 2021.
The Society's Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2020
Every single taster awarded this delightful Italian wine maximum marks in our 2022 Wine Champions tastings, praising its balanced palate of ripe cherries and strawberries and refreshing finish. ‘Seamless for the price,’ according to Director of Wine Pierre Mansour.
The Society's Pinot Grigio 2020
This elegant Italian pinot grigio really hits the spot. Made exclusively for us, we ensure that it has precision, balance and charm. With lemon and honeysuckle perfume, and granny smith apple notes on the palate this is a refreshing pinot grigio to enjoy by itself or a bowl of carbonara. An International Wine Challenge bronze medal winner in 2021.
The Society's Rioja Crianza 2017
A smooth, fleshy and oaky Rioja, made in the traditional style from tempranillo aged in American oak. One of our most popular reds, and for good reason.
The Society's Sicilian Reserve Red 2017
Smooth, generous and fragrant red from Sicily's nero d'Avola grape. This Italian red has been extremely popular since we introduced it, because it hits the spot and is great value. An International Wine Challenge and Decanter World Wine Awards bronze medal winner in 2021.
The Society's Vinho Verde 2020
This is a classic example of this light and easy-drinking style from northern Portugal, with delicate spritz and bright, fresh palate.
The Society's White Burgundy 2020
Ripe and round yet with a broad, appley palate and fresh finish. For good reason this white Burgundy is consistently our bestselling wine. Its ongoing quality reflects the deep involvement in its selection by successive buyers and the skill of our ‘man on the ground’, Jean-Marc Darbon, who excels in sourcing the right blending options for us to work with.
The Society's Chenin Blanc, Stellenbosch 2021
Made for us by the Grier family at Villiera Estate from their own sustainably farmed old bush vines - some over 30 years old - which add a richer dimension to the bright stone-fruit flavour of this South African white.
The Society's Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine sur Lie 2019
Ripe and refreshing Muscadet from Chéreau-Carré in the western Loire valley, this is the ideal accompaniment to shellfish, delicious on its own, but good too with chicken, charcuterie and much more.
The Society's Picpoul de Pinet 2020
Picpoul de Pinet, now a cru of the Languedoc in the south of France, produces a clean, full-flavoured white and is a perfect partner for seafood. This comes from Condamine l'Evêque, the estate owned by Guy Bascou, leading light in the appellation.
The Society's Portuguese Red, Península de Setúbal 2020
Finding such easy-drinking pleasure at this price can be a tricky business for a wine buyer, but when our team tasted the second vintage of this generous, fruit-filled Society wine blind during our Wine Champions sessions, we knew it had the x-factor. A bargain.
The Society's Claret 2020
This friendly and fresh-tasting claret is one of The Wine Society's most consistently popular wines. Supplied for over a quarter of a century by the family-owned Maison Sichel, the bespoke blend varies from vintage to vintage, but merlot takes the lead role, and the wine is made without any oak to avoid masking its bright red and black-fruit flavours. This is made to be drunk on its own or with a wide variety of dishes. The stylish new label features three Greek muses, inspired by those that adorn one of the city`s great landmarks, the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux opera house. Please note: We've taken the step to remove the capsule (the covering on the top of the bottle) from this wine, as part of our sustainability strategy. This will have no adverse effect on the quality of the wine but reduces waste. The wine is also bottled in a light-weight glass bottle (420g or less) that reduces our carbon emissions, as it requires less materials to produce and less energy to transport.