Best wine deals - Telegraph Tesco Cava Brut NV Spain (11.5%, Tesco, £4.99) This is the one I'm raving about on the left: the best £5 cava I have tried in quite a while. Still, if you really don't like cava, you probably won't like this. It's pretty good, though, and a miracle at the price: made for Tesco by the cava giant Codorníu. If you want to be sure of having some of the same batch I tried then look for the lot code - it's in teeny print, starting with the letter L. L3015D21 was the one I tried. Brisk and clean. Codorníu Reina Maria Cristina Blanc de Noirs 2010 Spain (12%, Majestic, £9.99) Just how unexpected is this? You pick up a bottle of cava and think you'll get a wine made from tongue-twisting xarello, parellada, macabeo and maybe a bit of chardonnay. Yet here's one that is 100% pinot noir. For a tenner. As a committed prosecco fan it's hard for me to say this, but it's a better buy than most £10 Italian fizz. Sappy and smooth, a good accompaniment to garlicky barbecued prawns. L"étoile de Romanin 2010 France (13.5%, M&S, £14.99) And here's a break from cava. It is tipping down with rain and a miserable 12C as I write. I have had a look and the weekend forecast is every bit as gloomy, so this slightly rustic, atmospheric, reassuring red from the warm south of France is to make you feel better. A blend of syrah, grenache, mourvèdre and cabernet sauvignon, it breathes like warm herbs near a fire. Bring on the lamb chops. Visit Telegraph Wine for a wide selection of quality wines.