Winemakers

Travel the world of wine with Wanderlust!

Argentina

Argentina beyond traditional, over-extracted Malbec? Look no further: here you’ll find organically certified wines, with the freshness and finesse that even an Argentinian steak requires.

Alpamanta, Mendoza

Australia

A place of pioneering experimentation – in wine and cuisine alike – Australia has been revolutionising the world’s palate for decades. Its vibrant gastronomy and hospitality scene has nurtured a community of work class chefs and winemakers. The proof is in the bottle!

NON, Melbourne

Bekkers Wine, McLaren Vale

Savaterre, Beechworth

Oliver’s Taranga, McLaren Vale

Austria

A true pioneer of organic and biodynamic viticulture, Austria has an impressive and mature combination of tradition and innovation in equal measures. A compulsory stop for lovers of fine, low intervention pours.

Stefan Pratsch, Weinviertel

France

Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux… France is the home of some of the most renowned wine regions in the world. But there are many other treasures in this fascinating country, with mavericks making fascinating pours in both these and lesser-known places.

Patrick Baudouin, Loire

Chateau Suduiraut, Bordeaux

Jean-Louis Chave, Rhône

Domaine Jamet, Rhône

Château de Beaucastel, Rhône Valley

Miraval, Provence

Famille Perrin, Rhône Valley

Château Grand Français, Bordeaux

Domaine Tempier, Provence

Jean-Luc Mouillard, Jura

Chamans, Languedoc

Alain Graillot, Rhone

Chateau Saint Cyrgues, Rhone

Domaine du Séminaire

Château des Sarrins, Côtes de Provence

Château Malherbe, Côtes de Provence

Château de Jau, Roussillon

Château Haut-Bages Libéral, Bordeaux

Château Durfort-Vivens, Bordeaux

Le Grappin, Burgundy

Domaine Roulot, Burgundy

Saint Olive Urban Winery, Lyon

Sébastien Besson, Beaujolais

Domaine Albert Boxler, Alsace

Domaine Charly Nicolle, Chablis

Georges Deschamps, Chablis

Numa Cornut, Burgundy

Bourcier-Martinot, Burgundy

Mark Haisma, Burgundy

Domaine Justin Boxler, Alsace

Château de Suronde, The Loire Valley

J. Mourat, The Loire Valley

Jerome Bretaudeau, The Loire Valley

Antoine de la Farge, The Loire Valley

Mas de Daumas Gassac, Languedoc

Champagne Billecart-Salmon, Champagne

Champagne Bruno Paillard, Champagne

Germany

Egon Müller, Mosel

Greece

Greece might be the most obviously hidden treasure in the wine world. Its ancient winemaking traditions, indigenous varieties and unique terroirs nurture incredibly unique wines that will transport you to equally unique landscapes.

Vassaltis, Santorini

Kalogris, Peloponnese

Grower Series

Partnering with Growers that we respect to provide accessible wines with provenance. The Wanderlust Wine Grower Series is a collaborative initiative designed to bring a carefully curated selection of outstanding wines that deliver exceptional value. They are not only delicious but also crafted to exceed expectations at their price point. By partnering with independent and reputable wineries from renowned wine regions, we ensure that the grapes are grown organically, and sustainably, and the production scalable while staying true to local communities and terroir.

Wanderlust Wine Grower Series, Around the world

Hungary

Yet another country whose winemaking traditions are often misinterpreted. Is sweet Tokaji the only thing that comes to your mind when thinking of Hungarian wines?! Think again. The elegance and diversity of styles is fascinating (and incredible value!).

Szepsy, Tokaji

Kikelet, Tokaji

Italy

A country with a fascinating diversity of indigenous varieties and landscapes, Italy is a wine lover’s paradise. From the hills of Barolo to the sun-drenched vineyards of Sardinia, there’s something for everyone – regardless of whether you love a classical or rustic bottle.

Fondo Antico, Sicily

Girolamo Russo, Sicily

Cantina Sorres, Sardinia

Santa Lucia, Puglia

Macchie Santa Maria, Campania

Tenuta Lenzini, Tuscany

Castello di Ama, Tuscany

Corzano e Paterno, Tuscany

Cantina Fornacina, Montalcino

Molmenti & Celot, Friuli

Bresolin, Veneto

Gravner, Gorizia

Kornell Wine Estate, Alto Adige

Musso, Barbaresco

Le Strette, Barolo

Lebanon

Winemaking in Lebannon was for a long time overlooked and disregarded, even though the country’s tradition goes back 2000 years. But some 20th century pioneers revived it and built world-renowned icons…

Sept Winery, Batroun Mountains

Chateau Musar, Bekaa Valley

New Zealand

Home of the most recognisable Sauvignon Blancs? Yes, New Zealand is that but so much more. Central Otago, for example, is quickly becoming the source of some of the world’s most elegant Pinot Noirs. And there’s so much more to discover…

Seresin, Marlborough

Caythorpe Wine Estate, Marlborough

Sorrell Wines, Marlborough

Portugal

Portugal is home to hundreds of indigenous varieties and an incredible diversity of terroirs. With a unique combination of tradition and innovation it is – hands down – one of the most fascinating wine-producing countries.

Vale Mercê, Vinho Verde

Quinta da Carolina, Douro

Niepoort, Douro

Miss Vitis Wines, Beira Interior

Howard’s Folly, Alentejo

Adega do Vulcão, Azores

South Africa

Considered by many journalists and critics to be the world’s most exciting wine country of the last decade, South Africa has built on a solid tradition and unique stock of centuries-old vineyards to become an innovative and boundary-pushing producer. We’re proud to represent some of the country’s most iconic vintners.

Babylonstoren, Franschhoek

Remhoogte, Stellenbosch

Spain

Ah Spain! Home of iconic wines but also of so many under-appreciated styles and innovative producers. Look here for a reinterpretation of a place you might think you know… and be ready to be pleasantly surprised.

Bodegas Pandora, Castilla y Leon

Cume do Avia, Galicia

Ibizkus Wine, Ibiza

Bodega Lava, Gran Canaria

Bodega Chaves, Galicia

Alvaredos Hobbs, Galicia

Panorámico, Rioja Alta

Vinicola Real, Rioja Alta

Carlos Mazo, Rioja Oriental

Raúl Pérez, Castilla y Leon

United Kingdom

Who would’ve thought, 20 years ago, that the UK would be producing award-winning world-class wines?! Well that’s exactly what’s happening with British pours rivalling the best of the best in blind tastings, competitions and reviews. We’re proud to list some of the most characterful producers in the vibrant national scene.

Trevibban Mill, Cornwall

Tillingham, East Sussex

Bee Tree by Sugrue, East Sussex

USA

There are many exciting things happening in the American wine scene. From California to New York by way of Oregon, the country now has multiple hotspots of precise, refined and terroir-driven winemaking that defy the old school styles of yore.

Hermann J. Wiemer, New York

Tyler Winery, California

Sabelli-Frisch, California

Presqu’ile, California

Channing Daughters, New York

The Eyrie Vineyards, Oregon

Railsback Freres, California

Ridge, California

Joseph Swan Winery, California

Kistler Vineyards, California

The Joy Fantastic, California

Big Table Farm, Oregon

Littorai Wines, California

James Rahn Wine Co.

Baxter Winery, California

Grace Family Vineyards, Napa

Clendenen Family Vineyards, California