We thought we would show you what happens when two very different producers from very different places use the same grapes. There can sometimes be a world of difference!

Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rouge 2012 @ £10.95

Guigal is arguably the most famous producer in the Rhône Valley. Founded by Étienne Guigal in 1946, his son Marcel is almost single-handedly responsible for the regions resurgence over the last few decades. This full-bodied wine offers a robust core of dark fruit, and savoury white pepper notes that make it a superb food wine.

Torbreck Barossa Valley "Old Vines" GSM 2012 @ £14.95

Garnet robe with flicks of pruple, a gorgeous high-toned aroma of five spice, créme de cassis, black cherries with a background of roasted earth, leather and herbs. A perfect match with hearty meats and stews, game and hard cheeses.

Both of these wines are made from Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre but are wonderfully different! Come and give them a go. Cheers!