Annie's Lane Riesling shows attractive varietal aromas of citrus and floral notes. The palate is crisp and focused, the flavours of lemon butter and honey framed by lingering acidity. Consistently one of the best value Riesling's available.

This wine is made from 100% Albariño grapes from a sub region called Condado del Tea, which is loacted in Rías Baixas in Spain's West coast. It is a fresh and elegant wine with notes of citrus, pear, white fruit, tied together with complex minerality and a long finish. A versatile wine that can be drunk with anything from Sushi to Pasta.

From the West coast of Spain comes this fleshy, dry Albariño that displays ripe apricot and pear, and a lemon-lime vibrancy tied together with floral notes. Enjoy with anything from Seafood to a grilled cheese sandwich.

This wine may be hard to pronounce , but the flavour rolls across the tongue. This Albarino (Al-ba-rin-yo) reveals fresh lime and nectarine aromas on the nose. A lively bouquet of citrus and pear on the palate.

Pale golden yellow in colour, the wine has aromas of fresh apricot, white flowers and a touch of honey. It offers generous flavours of white peaches, apricots and a hint of grapefuit enlivened by crisp and refreshing acidity.

Here is another example of how far Pérez’s white wines have progressed in terms of precision and clarity in recent years. The aging is longer and less reductive than for its younger sibling, which only seems to enhance the sense of smoky minerality—a reflection of the slate and calcareous soil in which the vines grow. It is a complex and stimulating mountain white that is, by turns, grapefruity, fleshy, powdery and savoury. The finish throws up deep, earthy mineral notes and perfumed, mouth-watering length. Again, it packs in much bang for your buck.