Latest Releases

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  Holiday Reading

  In the run-up to the gifting season, we’re delighted to offer special pricing on selected books from the IFW library. Here at International Fine Wines...

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  Domaine aux Moines

  Domaine aux Moines, a now 12-hectare estate set in the heart of one of the Loire’s most enigmatic vineyards, La Roche-aux-Moines, was founded in 1981 by the tireless...

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  Bannockburn

  Where there is smoke, there is fire. It’s not just the quality of Bannockburn’s Chardonnay and Pinot that has transformed over the years. “When you get out of the way...

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  Spinifex

  Spinifex’s portfolio is stacked with quality, yet two wines play a particularly significant role in Pete and Magali’s story. Indigene has been a cornerstone of the portfolio since day...

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  Bernard Defaix: The Director’s Cut

  Today, we offer a new tranche of Defaix’s cracking 2022 wines, plus the first arrivals from 2023. The latest ‘22s include the Côte de Léchet Réserve, cropped...

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  Pyramid Valley

  A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of meeting with Pyramid Valley winemaker, Huw Kinch. Not only is Kinch a deeply knowledgeable guy―as the French might say, he has a great head on...

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  Thomas Wines

  With spring comes Semillon. The 2024 season went by in a flash, and the wines are raring to go. Andrew Thomas can't recall an earlier harvest in his four decades...

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  Robert Weil

  Like Italy and France, Germany has more than its fair share of revered historic hillside vineyards. Few of these can match the history and majesty of the Gräfenberg...

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  Quealy: New Release Pinots

  “2023 will be remembered as one of those great vintages,” says Tom McCarthy. “It was an exceptional year with perfect ripening conditions—there just wasn’t very much...

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  Swinney

  Each year, the team behind this virtuoso label seems to find a new gear, another one per cent, another nugget of wisdom acquired from experience. Some might...

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  Noval and Nacional

  The Latin saying that Bacchus loves the hills—Bacchus Amat Colles—is hardly more appropriate than when discussing the Douro highlands, not to mention...

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  Mas de Libian

  To know something about the Ardèche region of France is to learn a lot about the wines of this inspirational producer. On the map, the Ardèche lies between Lyon...

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