From Marlborough's Queen of Sauvignon Blanc, Jules Taylor Wines has a clear vision to create high quality wines which speak of their place.

A slight change in style to incorporate the use of no new oak, mainly due to volume restrictions (but also some genuine curiosity!) has aided in creating a style that is focused even more so on the impact of using a high proportion of lees in small vessels. Showing complex savoury aromas that follow though onto the palate, also notes of melon and almonds. The palate is defined and elegant, yes concentrated and finishes with a long, delicious, citrus acidity.

Beautifully integrated tropical flavours such as pineapple, mango and papaya, with citrus notes that explode in your mouth. These flavours delicately intertwine with aromas of vanilla and honey to create depth and balance throughout. A hint of toasted oak and butter rounds out the long, lingering finish.

A palate of rich berries with subtle notes of black pepper and spice. Superbly balanced with silky tannins and great length of oak.

An intense vinous bouquet is typical of this wine, as well as lively red colour, balanced notes and dry, savoury and slightly tannic flavours.

Delicate aromas of peach and grapefruit with a touch of spicy oak. The palate of this bright and elegant medium bodied Chardonnay exhibits a creamy texture with soft acidity.

A medium bodied Merlot with rich fruit and supple tannins, with a nice touch of mocha and underlying spicy, toasty oak.

A blend built primarily of clone 777, hand plunged daily before maturing in seasoned French oak barriques for eight months and undergoing malolactic conversion for a silky finish.

Ripe apple and juicy lemonade notes, with a layered and textured palate of ripe citrus and pip fruits.

A crisp, medium bodied, dry wine with a refreshing and elegant palate. Mouth-watering acidity is balanced by a salty minerality on the finish.

A medium bodied Pinot Noir with plenty of red fruits and some soft spice.

Being over 260 years old puts Champagne Lanson up there with Champagne's oldest producers. Providers of all things fizzy to the Royal Family since the 19th century they proudly display the coat of arms of Elizabeth II on the bottle.