This month, your favorite wine moments come with an extra bottle.

Whether you’re planning a weekend dinner, looking for the perfect bottle to bring to a gathering, or simply want to explore new flavors, our Wines of the Month selection brings together an exciting lineup of wines from Spain, France, Italy, New Zealand, and Portugal.

And there’s more to enjoy: Buy any 2 bottles from the featured Wines of the Month and get 1 bottle FREE!

From refreshing Verdejo and Sauvignon Blanc to elegant Nebbiolo, expressive Garnacha, and rich Tawny Port, there’s a bottle for every occasion.

🌸 Marqués de Cáceres Excellens Rosé — Rioja in a Rosé State of Mind

Elegant, fresh, and effortlessly charming, Marqués de Cáceres Excellens Rosé offers a sophisticated take on rosé from Rioja.

Made from Tempranillo and Garnacha, the wine displays a delicate pink appearance followed by floral aromas and fruity notes reminiscent of peach and pear. Its lively freshness is balanced by a generous texture and a pleasantly lingering finish.

It is the kind of rosé that feels equally at home at a leisurely lunch, an afternoon gathering, or a dinner where conversation flows as freely as the wine.

Perfect for: salads, seafood, grilled vegetables, tapas, and light appetisers.

Why choose it? Because rosé doesn’t have to be an afterthought. Excellens brings elegance, freshness, and enough personality to make it the star of the occasion.

🌿 Avelino Vegas Circe Verdejo Rueda

There is a reason Verdejo has become one of Spain’s favourite white-wine grapes, and Avelino Vegas Circe Verdejo is a delightful introduction to its charms.

Produced in Rueda, Circe is a young Verdejo known for its refined aromas, fresh character, and a pleasing balance between sweetness and acidity.

Bright and approachable, it is a wine designed for enjoyment. Think of it as the bottle you reach for when you want something refreshing without sacrificing character.

Perfect for: seafood, shellfish, fresh salads, sushi, light pasta dishes, and sunny afternoons.

Why choose it? It is fresh, fruity, and easy to enjoy — a reliable choice when you want a white wine that brings energy to the table.

🍋 Rimapere Sauvignon Blanc

Travel across the globe to New Zealand and you arrive at Rimapere, a Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough’s Wairau Valley.

The Rimapere vineyard covers 24 hectares in Rapaura, where a cool climate and free-draining stony soils help create Sauvignon Blanc with vibrant acidity and characteristic citrus notes. The wine is made from 100% Sauvignon Blanc.

The result is a white wine that feels crisp, lively, and refreshing — perfect for anyone who loves Sauvignon Blanc with plenty of freshness.

Rimapere has also embraced organic farming, with the estate receiving dual organic certification in 2026 after beginning its organic-farming journey in 2020.

Perfect for: oysters, prawns, grilled fish, goat cheese, fresh salads, and Asian-inspired dishes.

Why choose it? When you want a Sauvignon Blanc that delivers brightness and a strong sense of place, Rimapere is an excellent glass to explore.

🍇 Microcósmico Garnacha by Bodegas Frontonio

Don’t let the name fool you. Microcósmico Garnacha may sound like a small universe, but there is plenty happening inside the bottle.

Made from Garnacha in Valdejalón, the wine comes from organically certified vineyards with vines more than 35 years old. It is fermented and aged in concrete, without oak, allowing the character of the grape and vineyard to take centre stage.

Expect vibrant red-fruit character, hints of wet stone and thyme, along with soft tannins and lively freshness.

This is Garnacha with energy rather than heaviness — expressive, precise, and wonderfully food-friendly.

Perfect for: grilled meats, roasted vegetables, tapas, charcuterie, pizza, and Mediterranean dishes.

Why choose it? Because sometimes the most memorable reds are the ones that balance fruit, freshness, and texture without trying too hard.

Grupo Álvaro Palacios La Montesa Crianza

Few names command attention in Spanish wine quite like Álvaro Palacios, and La Montesa Crianza offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the Rioja tradition through his distinctive winemaking vision.

This is a red for those who enjoy wines with depth but still appreciate freshness and elegance. It is the kind of bottle that invites you to slow down — to appreciate the aromas, the texture, and the way the wine evolves alongside food.

Rioja’s reputation has been built on wines that combine fruit, structure, and ageing, and La Montesa fits naturally into that tradition.

Perfect for: lamb, grilled beef, roasted pork, Spanish tapas, mushrooms, and hearty stews.

Why choose it? It is an ideal choice when dinner calls for a Spanish red with character, warmth, and sophistication.

🍷 Castillo Perelada 5 Finques Reserva

What happens when five distinctive vineyards come together in one bottle?

You get Castillo Perelada 5 Finques Reserva, a wine created as an expression of the diverse terroirs of Empordà.

The wine brings together grapes from Perelada’s five estates, with each vineyard contributing its own personality. Depending on the vintage, the blend features varieties including Garnatxa, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Samsó, Monastrell, and Cabernet Franc. It is aged for 18 months in Bordeaux-style barrels using both American and French oak before further bottle ageing.

In the glass, expect red fruit, spice, balsamic nuances, and toasted notes, followed by a fresh and structured palate with well-integrated tannins and a long finish.

Perfect for: roast beef, lamb, grilled meats, mature cheeses, and rich Mediterranean dishes.

Why choose it? Because it is a bottle that showcases how different vineyards can come together to create complexity, balance, and harmony.

Celler Pardas Rupestris Blanc — Discover the Charm of Xarel·lo

From Catalonia comes Celler Pardas Rupestris, an introductory wine made from Xarel·lo.

Xarel·lo is one of Catalonia’s most important white grape varieties, and Celler Pardas places it at the centre of its Rupestris range. The winery describes Rupestris as a “Vi Introductori” — an introductory wine — and lists it as a Xarel·lo.

This makes it a fascinating bottle for wine drinkers who want to explore beyond the more familiar Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, or Verdejo.

Fresh, characterful, and distinctly Mediterranean in spirit, it is the sort of white that rewards curiosity.

Perfect for: seafood, grilled fish, shellfish, salads, rice dishes, and fresh cheeses.

Why choose it? For the adventurous drinker who wants to discover a grape variety with a strong connection to Catalonia.

Gigi Rosso Nebbiolo D’Alba Superiore

Nebbiolo is the legendary grape behind Barolo and Barbaresco. But you don’t always need to open a grand Barolo to enjoy its distinctive character.

Gigi Rosso Nebbiolo d’Alba Superiore offers a more approachable expression of this celebrated Piedmontese grape. According to the producer, the wine is already attractive after 18 months of ageing, with aromas of fruit in spirit and spice.

It is a beautiful option for wine lovers who enjoy reds with aromatic complexity and an elegant structure.

Perfect for: pasta with rich sauces, beef, lamb, game, mushrooms, and aged cheeses.

Why choose it? It gives you a taste of Piedmont’s Nebbiolo tradition while offering its own personality beyond the more famous wines of the region.

🍷 Messias Tawny Port

Every wine collection deserves a bottle that knows how to finish the evening.

Enter Messias Tawny Port.

Produced in Portugal’s Douro region, this sweet Tawny Port combines red-fruit jam aromas with subtle woody and vanilla notes. It is made from traditional Portuguese varieties including Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz, and Tinto Cão, then matured in wooden casks.

Serve it slightly chilled and let it take centre stage after dinner.

Perfect for: blue cheese, aged cheese, chocolate desserts, dried fruits, nuts, and caramel-based desserts.

Why choose it? Because the right dessert wine can turn a good meal into a memorable ending.

🍏 Martínez Lacuesta Tempranillo Blanco

Think you know Tempranillo?

Think again.

Martínez Lacuesta Tempranillo Blanco showcases an unexpected side of Rioja: the white expression of Tempranillo.

This wine is made from 100% Tempranillo Blanco, a genetic mutation of red Tempranillo that was first identified in Rioja in 1988. Martínez Lacuesta presents it as a refined, expressive, and persistent white wine with a distinctive personality.

The wine offers an exciting reminder that Rioja is not limited to its famous red wines.

In fact, Martínez Lacuesta Tempranillo Blanco was selected as the official institutional wine of DOCa Rioja for 2024 in the generic white-wine category.

Perfect for: grilled fish, seafood, white meats, creamy pasta, risotto, and soft cheeses.

Why choose it? Because discovering an unexpected grape expression is one of the great pleasures of wine — and this bottle offers exactly that.

🍷 Buy 2 + Get 1 Free!

Why choose just one when you can discover more?

Our Wines of the Month promotion is the perfect opportunity to explore different styles, regions, and grape varieties while getting even more value from your wine purchase.

Simply:

BUY 2 bottles from the Wines of the Month selection and get 1 Bottle FREE!!

Stock up for your next dinner party!  Whether you prefer crisp whites, refreshing rosé, expressive Spanish reds, elegant Italian wines, or a rich Tawny Port, there’s something in this collection for every wine lover.

📅 September & October Only!

The Wines of the Month selection is available exclusively for September and October. Take advantage of this special Buy 2 + Get 1 Free offer while the promotion lasts.

Available for a limited time only and while supplies last.

Raise a glass, explore something new, and make your next bottle count.

Cheers to discovering great wines—and getting an extra bottle to enjoy! 🍷