Old World

Discover our range of Old World Wines

The “Old World” constitutes the historic wine regions of Europe. This is where winemaking began and has continued for thousands of years. It is the Old World that is at the heart of the Justerini & Brooks portfolio, with particular focus on the great wines of Bordeaux, Burgundy, The Rhone, Champagne, Piedmont and Germany. For decades we have forged relationships with the finest growers in these winemaking heartlands, giving us unrivalled access to many of the greatest wines on earth.

Old World Wines by Region

Alsace

The ever-burgeoning number of exciting, top quality restaurants flocking to the region of Alsace demonstrates that food in this country is much more sophisticated than it used to be.

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Vineyard with a large building in the Austria & Belgium region

Austria & Hungary

In the heart of continental Europe lies Austria, a reasonably small wine producing country that is enjoying a period of growth and higher standing amongst wine lovers around the world.

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Beaujolais

A region once in crisis, the granite-based hills of Beaujolais are undergoing quite a revival.

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Bordeaux

Although only separated by some thirty miles; the Medoc and the Right Bank are very different stylistically, historically and culturally.

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Burgundy

No other wine region in the world has risen to such commercial and qualitative heights over the last twenty five years as Burgundy.

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Champagne

While it is true that overall UK Champagne sales are still dominated by the ubiquitous Grand Marques, our own customers seem to be displaying a step change in their approach to the world’s original sparkling wine.

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Germany

Since the 1997 vintage we have seen a complete revival of Germany’s fortunes as a producer of world-class wine.

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Italy

Certainly in Piedmont, there has been a succession of great vintages, broken only by the minor blip that was the tumultuous 2002 vintage.

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Jura

Not far from Burgundy lies Jura, a strikingly beautiful area renowned for its alpine landscapes and remarkable wines.

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Loire

Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé continue to lead the way as France's most recognisable Appellations Contrôlées.

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Rest of France

In the last ten years, France's battle with New World wine for shelf space has been most competitively fought by the Languedoc-Roussillon.

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Rhône

France’s wine growing “Rhone Valley” in reality covers two very distinct wine growing regions, separated by a vine-free gap of approximately 30 miles.