It used to be the sign of cheap plonk, but now screw tops are used on great quality wines to stop them becoming corked, says Rob Buckhaven
1 White Australian Zilze Viognier (£6.98, Asda) is a festival of fresh ginger and lemon.
Blagger’s guide
Viognier is one of Europe’s most profitable grapes, so it’s no surprise the Aussies are cashing in!
2 Rosé Sainsbury’s Côtes du Rhône Rosé (£5.49) has a raspberry zing.
Blagger’s guide
French wine laws are so strict they stipulate Côtes du Rhône rosé must contain at least 50 per cent of the Grenache grape.
3 Red
Artesano De Argento Malbec (£6.99, Tesco) is a cherry feast.
Blagger’s guide
The Malbec grape is native to France, but Argentina has now overtaken the country as one of the biggest growers.
Photography: Karen Thomas Prop styling: Katie Morris Additional photography: Getty Images, Pixeleyesphotography.co.uk Stockists: Asda (Asda.com), Sainsbury’s (Sainsburys.co.uk), Tesco (Tesco.com)
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