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Discover the story behind the wine with Tanners' curated collection of editorial features. From exploring the elegant rise of English sparkling wines to celebrating international varietals, seasonal sips, and the art of tasting - our blogs brings you thoughtful narratives, expert insights and the well-earned wisdom of a family-owned wine merchant established in Shrewsbury since 1842. Dive into our latest posts and join us as we uncork the world of wine through discovery, storytelling and genuine passion.
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English and Welsh Wines for Easter
It’s hugely encouraging that, for the English wine producers, English (and Welsh) wine has made incredible gains in both quality and visibility over the past decade...
New World Spirit, Old World Roots
Tablas Creek Vineyard has been pioneering Rhône-style wines since it was founded in 1989, says Graham Mason. Today, it’s a winery that proves anything is possible...
Bordeaux Travels: Château Mazerolles, Blaye
Having driven through the pretty town of Blaye, with its impressive Vauban-built citadel guarding the right bank of the Gironde estuary, we were on our way to meet...
Mendoza and Beyond – Wine, Mountains and Family Legacies
There’s an award in our front office from the International Agricultural Exhibition of 1910 in Buenos Aires, given to Alfred Tanner for three of his...
California Dreamin’ – Our Wine Adventure in the Golden State
An immersive trip to one of the world’s largest wine producing regions saw three members of the Tanners team cover a lot of ground, discovering the...
Rhône’s Hidden Treasures
New appellations, emerging producers, evolving styles – the Rhône Valley doesn’t stand still. Christina Albon believes there’s always a hidden treasure waiting to...
Campo Rioja
An immersive and intensive week with the Rioja Wine Academy has reignited Private Sales Director Robert Boutflower’s passion for this remarkable Spanish...
All Hail Victoria!
Most staff find that visiting any renowned wine country or region offers a great chance to explore and taste wine a little closer to home rather than tasting in the...
Douro Trip
I count myself very fortunate to have been picked to represent Tanners as part of a small group of other UK wine merchants for a trip to the Douro, courtesy...
Tuscan Travels Cont.
The Agricoltori del Geografico was formed in 1961 by 17 farmers seeking to improve the quality of their produce and its commercial potential. Today the group...
Tuscan Travels
Considered the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, Tuscany, famed for its picture perfect beauty and iconic cities like Florence, Pisa and Sienna, is abundantly...
The Doppler Effect
Many years ago, while exploring the vineyards of Friuli, I took a wrong turn and ended up at a Slovenian checkpoint. I was short of time, and it was at...
Discover ‘Te Waipounamu’
New Zealand has been a byword for quality cool-climate wines for the last 30 years, but it is one region in particular that has taken the world’s stage by...
Exploring Barolo
A region that was once renowned for its appellation bottlings from across the whole growing zone has now developed into distinct districts where producers...
The Golden Nectar of Sauternes
It is no secret that I have a long-affirmed affection for Bordeaux, writes Tiffany Vernon, but I am yet to explore the region in its entirety (it is certainly bigger...