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Muscat is an ancient grape variety that has been carried to nearly every wine region of the world. It is used primarily to produce sweet wines. Muscat’s ability to produce a range of sweet wines has made it very popular with consumers in recent years, propelling the grape to double-digit growth in the US market. Muscat is also capable of producing excellent dry wines, although these are less well-known than the sweet versions.

Welcome an exciting summer with The Warehouse Bin-End Sale, super offers from 30% up to 50% for many wines and glasses at stores, from May 7-16th.

Mapu derives its name from the local language, Mapuche, and means ‘land‘. The expertise of Baron Philippe de Rothschild’s people enables them to extract the raw and original expression of these unique terroirs.

Like Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc is native to France and it acts as a true barometer of soil, site, and viticultural practices and can produce many different styles of wine, depending on where it is grown and how it is handled in the winery.

‘Sensuous’, ‘hedonistic’, and ‘seductive’? the words used to describe this characterful grape can be quite racy, but viognier lovers adore the full-bodied, floral, and ripe-fruited characteristics that make these wines so distinctive. But viognier isn’t all style over substance: good examples will have real complexity underpinning the flamboyance. Expect perfumed notes of peaches, apricots and apple blossom.

The Gérard Bertrand Group is the spearhead of viticulture committed to a better future led by its founder, the eponymous winemaker. Known for his great talent as an assembler as well as for his audacity and creativity, he and his teams work to make wines from the south of France shine all over the world.

Escudo Rojo is the Spanish translation of the German “Rote Schild”, which means red shield. By giving her name to the wine, Baron Philippe de Rothschild showed that the Rothschild family had come to Chile to stay. 

Organic, sustainable winemaking and vegan-friendly wine has now become a "hot" keyword, not only for experts but also for all wine lovers, especially those who care about environmental protection. Check out the collection of organic, sustainable winegrowing, and vegan-friendly wines currently available at the Warehouse.

Organic, sustainable winemaking and vegan-friendly wine has now become a "hot" keyword, not only for experts but also for all wine lovers, especially those who care about environmental protection. Check out the collection of organic, sustainable winegrowing, and vegan-friendly wines currently available at the Warehouse.

Vegan wines are made without animal products, so winemakers either leave the particles to sink naturally to the bottom of the wine or use non-animal fining products usually bentonite, a form of clay or pea protein,’ said Waitrose & Partners wine expert, Matt Johnson.