The March Spotlight: The Women in Wine Collection

This March, we are raising a glass to the visionaries, the trailblazers, and the glass-ceiling-breakers of the wine world. To coincide with International Women's Day (March 8th), our "In the Spotlight" feature celebrates six incredible bottles where women are at the helm of the winemaking process.

From the historic chalk soils of Sussex to the rugged beauty of Martinborough, these wines represent the very best of modern craftsmanship. There aren't just great wines; they are wines with souls, precision, and a story to tell.

• Nyetimber Classic Cuvee NV: Cherie Spriggs made history as the first woman to win "Sparkling Winemaker of the Year" at the IWC. Her meticulous nature is why Nyetimber remains the gold standard for English Sparkling wine.
• Waterkloof 'Circle of Life' White: Cellar Master Nadia Langenegger is the talent behind this biodynamic masterpiece. It's an elegant, textured blend that perfectly captures the windswept energy of the False Bay coastline.
• Herecia Altes Garnatxa Blanca: Nuria Altes is a champion of Terra Alta. By reviving old-vine Garnatxa, she has put this Spanish region on the map with wines that are bright, mineral-driven, and full of Mediterranean character.
• Calusari Pinot Noir: Nora Iriarte is a key part of the world-class winemaking trio at Cramele Recas. Her international expertise helps make this one of the most consistently delicious and "silky" Pinot Noirs at this price point.
• Izadi Rioja Reserva: Winemaker Ruth Rodriguez focuses on elegance over heavy oak. Her Reserva is polished and structured, proving that modern Rioja is all about fruit purity and refined balance.
• Ata Rangi 'Crimson' Pinot Noir: Helen Masters is a legend in New Zealand winemaking. 'Crimson' is a sophisticated, expressive Pinot Noir that supports Kiwi conservation, reflecting Helen's deep commitment to the land.

Celebrate the women shaping the wine world with a 10% discount on these six featured bottles all month long.