This is a real treat at £7 - full of vibrant fruit flavours, great acidity and a sweet, but not sticky palate.

Unique and complex, with the expected 'rancio' notes, but full of so many other sweet delights, it's impossible to list them all. Just buy a bottle and join the fanclub.

Superb wine from the south west of France made with the Petit Manseng grape. Harvested in late November it still retains an elegance and minerality which balances the rich fruit beautifully.

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The Barsac region of Bordeaux is generally fantastic value for money for sweet wines, and this classy wine is no exception. Try with blue cheese - it's awesome!
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www.chateau-climens.fr (english pages available)

When the grapes are ready for drying, the vine's grape-bearing branches are slashed so that the grapes dry on the vine, concentrating sugars and flavours. The resultant wine is superbly elegant with an etheral quality associated with the finest Riesling. Superb.

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Oremus is Vega Sicilia's Hungarian project, although the vines date back to way before their acquisition of the winery. This Late Harvest wine, made purely from Furmint, is lighter than the traditional 'Aszu' wines, but has more pronounced floral characteristics, and boasts plenty of orange peel character.

Rutherglen-style Muscat starring 'Rancio' and co-starring dried fruit aromas including sultanas, apricots and dates. The wine is very concentrated (averaging an age of 20 years) and is a perfect encore for a fab meal; great with chocolate or even Christmas Pud.

Recioto is regarded in Soave as the pinnacle of winemaking. Garganega grapes are dried on mats in a loft at the Pieropan family home where they develop botrytis and shrivel. The resulting wine is rich and bursting with passionfruit aromas with spun sugar and apricots on the sumptious palate which is fresh despite its weight. A steely minerality is revealed on the finish - awesome with gorgonzola!

www.pieropan.it/

Wow - what a price for TBA - they normally start at £50 a bottle. But then, I guess we've come to expect great value wines from Sepp Moser. Think what you imagine the Gods would drink, and you're half way there.