Wine: Something for the weekend?

Saturday 27 June 2009 00:00 BST

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Under £5

2008 Errazuriz Estate Sauvignon

The flavours of green-peppery Chilean sauvignon blanc are tempered by crisp, grapefruity acidity. £6.24, or buy 2 = £4.99, Majestic Wine Warehouses, until 3 August; down to £4.99, Tesco, until Tuesday.

Under £10

2007 Jacobs Creek Steingarten Riesling

Not just any Jacobs Creek, but the original Orlando Steingarten riesling re-branded. One of Australia's riesling stars for its citrus fruit underscored by a mineral dryness. £9.79, until Tuesday, normally £13.99, Tesco

Splash out

2007 Domaine Gérard Thomas et Filles, Saint Aubin Premier Cru, Sous Roche

M. Thomas and daughters create magnificent Côte de Beaune whites such as this spicy and opulently ripe peachy white burgundy. £17.99, Waitrose

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