After the end of a long week, there's really nothing better than curling up on the sofa after a delicious dinner and enjoying a glass of wine or two. Over the past couple of years, I like to think my taste in wine has improved greatly - gone are the days of simply grabbing the cheapest bottle off the shelf and wincing with every sip. It's a much more enjoyable experience now I know what I like, and the improved quality also means feeling much better the following morning.
So after the news that Andrew Peace wines have launched in Tesco , I knew I had to give them a go. This award-winning Australian brand is known for crafting brilliant and delicious-tasting wines thanks to the vineyard sitting close to the Murray river in the southeast of the country, with the unique climate giving the wine that enviable taste. READ MORE: Aldi dupe of Whispering Angel rosé is 'better' with same grapes but half the price These two wines - a chardonnay and a shiraz - are currently priced at £6.
50 each in Tesco, which right away sounded extremely reasonable. But would they hold up in a taste test? So I decided to give them both a try, beginning with the Andrew Peace Masterpeace Chardonnay one Friday after a particularly busy day. Being honest, I'd never usually choose a Chardonnay, with my white wine preference usually being a Pinot Grigio.
But immediately I was impressed by the bottle, which has a luxe-looking label emblazoned with the Andrew Peace logo in gold tones. And even with the first.
