Other Europe
The wine world continues to expand apace and new and exciting wines can be found now in so many different regions. Use the links below to find delicious wines from Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, England, Greece, Hungary and more.
Wine writer Jancis Robinson MW called Austria 'the best kept secret in the wine world'. Well, it's time to spread the word! With an enviable array of indigenous varieties, the country is home to some excellent-quality, unique and thought-provoking reds and whites that are well worth discovering....
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Bulgaria is fast becoming a rising star on the European wine scene, impressing wine lovers with its fresh, fruit-forward reds, complex whites and even world-beating orange wines. Cutting edge wineries and an exciting new generation of terroir-focused winemakers are making this region a real one to...
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While the stunningly beautiful coastlines and olive-grove studded hillsides of Croatia are proving a hit with adventurous travellers, the same can’t yet be said of its wines: but we think that’s about to change! An increasing number of artisan quality-focused growers are starting to put Croatian...
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English wine is truly on the up, with award-winning sparkling wine beating Champagne in prestigious tastings, and vibrant, fresh-tasting still white wines really finding their feet too. We’re proud to have been working with English wine producers since the early days, and our special relationship...
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Greece has been making wine for thousands of years – in fact, it’s where wine culture was pretty much invented, so you can bet they know a thing or two about crafting delicious wines for you to enjoy today. Fresh, fragrant whites and complex, aromatic reds typify this region, with native grapes...
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You might not have tried Hungarian wine yet, but we think that’s going to change! With a whopping 22 wine regions, Hungary is actually the eighth largest producer in Europe, with just over 64,000 hectares of vines (that’s a bigger output than New Zealand!). As for the wine itself, there are plenty...
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By enduring such an extreme heating process in its youth, fortified wine from Madeira withstands possible oxidation problems and can last for years and years. Once opened, a bottle can last for months. Malvasia is the Portuguese name for the malmsey grape and suppliers are increasingly using the...
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The rolling green hills and nutrient-rich soils of Moldova make this unexpected destination a hotbed of delicious wine and one that’s really set to soar internationally. Once reliant upon exports from its more powerful former Soviet neighbours, its wines rarely found their way to Western Europe...
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Romania is fast becoming a favourite for adventurous tourists, with its wild-flower strewn hills and lush wild forests. But did you know that its delicious wines are beginning to turn heads too? Emerging from the shadow of a restrictive communist regime in the 20th century, which saw wine...
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Slovenia is Eastern Europe’s hidden gem, a small but beautiful country influenced by two distinct climates: the Mediterranean in the west which produces richer reds and fuller-bodied whites and the more continental east, where you’ll find sleeker, more elegant wines. Slovenian wine is still sadly...
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