Wine has deep roots in Persia: some of the oldest evidence of winemaking in the world was found at Hajji Firuz Tepe in north-west Iran, from around 7,000 years ago. Today the Persian-heritage houses Cyrus and Omar Khayyam carry the story on, with wines named after Persia’s kings and poets.

• Cyrus Shiraz 2023 Reserve, red. The label shows the Tomb of Hafez, the poet of Shiraz.
• Cyrus Merlot 2017 Reserve, red, 12.5%.
• Omar Khayyam Muscat 2017 Reserve, white semi-dry with a hint of nutmeg.
• Omar Khayyam Legend, sparkling white semi-dry, 12%.
• Omar Khayyam Fire Volcano and Fire Sky, sparkling lemon and blueberry with edible shimmer, 11%.

Lovely for Nowruz, Yalda night and family dinners. Delivered across Great Britain. You must be 18 or over to buy alcohol.