If you’re conditioned to spend £8 or so on a bottle of wine at the supermarket, then going straight into £20+ can be quite a daunting leap. So, we’ve put together this amazing range of wines, all under £15, for you to try. We find this really is the sweet spot for exceptional value for money wine, covering classics such as highly-drinkable southern French rosé and spicy Puglian Primitivo, to lesser-known Portuguese pearlers and innovative Australian bangers.
A full flavoured yet finely structured Cabernet of great appeal: black berries, dried leaves and fine gravelly tannin. A highly reliable region climatically, Margaret River is the ideal home for...
Decidedly fruity, but still with a crisp, dry finish. This really shows the more tropical and fleshy side of Italian whites. Founded over 55 years ago, Cantina Tollo is a...
Just a great, affordable, rustic central Italian red. Fresh and lively with good acidity, ideal with chitarinna - one of the key pastas of Abruzzo. Founded over 55 years ago,...
We love Negroamaro at Plonk. Think Primitivo, but better. Deep and full of character, this is a great pizza wine. Caleo is a part of the Casa Vinicola Botter, established...
Very fruity and approachable for a Rioja, think more medium than full-bodied. The ideal mid-week winter warmer. A traditional, family run Bodega based in Lanciego, a quality wine village in...
Planted over volcanic and gravel soils, this is a beautiful blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache and Cinsault, offering plenty of intensity but with a delicacy and freshness that is rarely...
