Coulston's homage to Corsica certainly does not disappoint. This wine is citrus-driven, with a lovely red character, think cranberry, pomegranate and subtle raspberry and you'd be on the right track. This is taut, but fleshy at the same time. Yummy!

The aptly named Two Rivers of Marlborough in New Zealand have been making some pretty awesome wine for some time now and have been on our radar for a while. Founder David Coulston has cut his teeth all over Europe (he worked over 25 harvests overseas) and was particularly taken away with Corsica, where he discovered a deep love for the production of quality rosé wine, which formed the basis and the inspiration for his stunning 'Isle of Beauty' pink wine, which takes its name from the French island. Marlborough is New Zealand's premier wine-growing region and is principally formed by Wairau and Awatere valleys. Both of these are serviced by their own rivers, hence, 'Two Rivers'. Coulston's family have farmed in Marlborough for five generations, so it is safe to say that this man has Marlborough in his blood. The team is progressive and has recently experimented with concrete egg fermentations, large-format oak, and amphoras. These guys are well worth a try!