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We all have our favourites, our trusty tipple, our go-to wine that we know tastes the same every time we have a sip. But the world of wine is huge with so many delicious alternatives and you don't have to stray too far from your usual choice to experience something different.
If you like New Zealand Sauvignon why not try the same grape variety but from a different region. The Loire in France makes some of the best Sauvignon Blanc, for example.
Love Prosecco? Then you will love our new sparkling Pecorino - or try a Pignoletto. Both of these Italian delights make a great alternative to a Prosecco.
