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Cabernet sauvignon is the world's most renowned grape variety for producing fine, long-lived red wines. It is best known as the great grape of Bordeaux. It is big and concentrated and juicy and makes wine with masses of fruit and plenty of tannins and colour. Typically it tastes of currants, cassis and occasionally green peppers, and makes deep, intense wines with masses of flavour, concentration and structure. |
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Inspira |
2005 |
Chile |
£4.01 - £6.00 |
Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva Viña Chocolan |
2006 |
Chile |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Penley Estate Phoenix |
2005 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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The only grape of Beaujolais, and rarely seen elsewhere. It produces a lighter style of wine with very soft texture and a scented strawberry and freshly-picked soft-fruit flavours. It tends to be light, simple and vivacious with crisp acidity and little tannin. However good Cru Beaujolais can mature well with concentration and a pinot type character.
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Dom. de Gry-Sablon Beaujolais Villages |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Dom. Berrod Fleurie Les Roches du Vivier |
2007 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Often thought of as the side-kick to cabernet, but this is deeply unjust. It is the main variety of St Emilion and Pomerol. It makes rich and rounded wines, opulent and plummy, with softer tannin than cabernet but a similar cassis style that can develop interesting dried fruit flavours. More generous and friendly than the imperious cabernet and more suited to earlier drinking. |
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Costa Vera |
2007 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Corinto |
2007 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine la Galinière VdP d'Oc |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Pinot Noir Reserva Nostros |
2007 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Coleccion Privada Vina Casablanca |
2008 |
Chile |
£6.00 - £8.00 |
'L de Lyeth' Sonoma |
2006 |
USA |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Meinert Devon Valley |
2004 |
South Africa |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Château Bertinat Lartigue |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Made famous in Burgundy and rightly so. This thin-skinned grape makes wines that are generally quite pale and stylishly elegant rather than blockbuster big. Tannins are relatively soft and velvety. It is very perfumed and develops a 'farmy' character as it matures, but is bright and fruity in its youth. Historically Burgundy is the home of fine pinot noir, but increasingly New Zealand and cooler areas in Australia such as Tasmania are competing for classic status.
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Saurus Familia Schroeder |
2007 |
Argentina |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Plantagenet Omrah |
2007 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Pinot Nero Beltrame |
2006 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Las Brisas Leyda |
2007 |
Chile |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
De Loach California Series |
2006 |
USA |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Bernard Moreau Bourgogne |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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2007 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Tamar Ridge |
2005 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Savigny Les Beaune 1er Cru 'Les Hautes Jarrons' JC Boisset |
2004 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Carrick |
2004 |
New Zealand |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Felton Road Central Otago |
2006 |
New Zealand |
Over £20.00
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Ata Rangi Martinborough |
2006 |
New Zealand |
Over £20.00 |
Calvert Felton Road |
2007 |
New Zealand |
Over £20.00 |
Cornish Point Felton Road |
2007 |
New Zealand |
Over £20.00 |
Block 3 Felton Road |
2005 |
New Zealand |
Over £30.00 |
Block 3 Felton Road |
2007 |
New Zealand |
Over £30.00 |
Block 5 Felton Road |
2005 |
New Zealand |
Over £30.00 |
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One of Italy's great indigenous grapes, and responsible for Chianti, Brunello and Montalcino wines. It has a keen dryness and bright bite to it, with a firm grippy structure. There is typically a cherry character and it often has smoky overtones and herbal notes thrown in.
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Cerro del Masso Chianti |
2006 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Tenuta Di Capezzana Barco Reale |
2006 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Rosso di Montalcino Corte Pavone Loacker |
2005 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Poggio San Polo Rosso di Montalcino |
2004 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Bunello di Montalcino Loacker Corte Pavone |
2001 |
Italy |
Over £30.00 |
Brunello di Montalcino Poggio San Polo |
2000 |
Italy |
Over £30.00 |
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One of the noblest of the black grapes with an ability to make very long-lived wines. This is the variety of the Northern Rhône - of Hermitage, and Côte-Rôtie. It is deep and dark and dense with characteristic flavours of cracked black pepper, 'smoky bacon' and tar. In the New World the characteristics are much more fruit driven with capsicum and blackcurrant appearing and often a minty character. Anything from soft and juicy to intense, concentrated and powerful in style.
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Largesse Shiraz |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Le Petit Jaboulet Jaboulet Aîné |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
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2006 |
Chile |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Villa Tonino Baglio Curatolo |
2004 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Heartland |
2006 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Belle Les Pierrelles Crozes-Hermitage
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2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Tinpot Hut |
2006 |
New Zealand |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Greenstone Vineyard Heathcote |
2006 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Shaw & Smith Adelaide Hills |
2005 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Plantagenet |
2002 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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Deep coloured and long lasting but not overly alcoholic. This is the major variety of Rioja as well as Navarra, Somontano, Utiel-Requena any many other Spanish regions. Styles vary from deep and concentrated to light, raspberryish and soft. It has an excellent affinity with oak, as can bee seen with modern Riojas.
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Fontana Mesta |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Javier San Pedro |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Mirador de Navajas Tinto |
2006 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Olarra Cerro Añon Tinto Crianza |
2004 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Mirador de Navajas Rioja Crianza |
2004 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Prado Rey Roble Ventosilla |
2006 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Altún Tinto Crianza |
2004 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Viña Izadi Tinto Crianza |
2004 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Tinto Reserva Muga |
2004 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Altún Tinto Reserva |
2002 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Viña Villabueña Vetus |
2004 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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2002 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Muga Reserva Seleccion Especial |
2003 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Muga Prado Enea Gran Reserva |
2000 |
Spain |
Over £20.00 |
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These are other, less planted, varieties that have their own little niches. Carmenère is Chile's flagship red grape variety, as is pinotage to South Africa and malbec to Argentina. Bonarda is indigenous to Italy but the Argentineans are doing great things with it, and Plantagenet in Western Australia are very serious about their cabernet franc which is better known as the third grape of Bordeaux.
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Carmenère Viña Chocalán |
2007 |
Chile |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Fairvalley Pinotage |
2007 |
South Africa |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Familia Zuccardi Malbec Serie A |
2005 |
Mendoza |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
De Loach Zinfandel California Series |
2006 |
USA |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Meinert Pinotage Winery Road |
2006 |
South Africa |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Italy has literally hundreds of indigenous grape varieties beyond sangiovese and nebbiolo. The great garganega of Soave, nero d'avola, montepulciano, barbera and prosecco are all regionally important and much loved world-wide. From Sicily and Puglia up to the Alto Adige you can find interesting and varied wines with individuality and character that you simply won't find anywhere else.
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Gran Sasso Montepulciano d'Abruzzo |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Villa Tonino Nero d'Avola Baglio Curatolo |
2005 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Aglianico Contado Di Majo Norante |
2005 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Apollonio Salice Salentino |
2003 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Barbera d'Alba Negro |
2006 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Sudisfa Roero Nebbiolo Negro |
2004 |
Italy |
Over £20 |
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A fine French red grape variety that is much blended with, and overshadowed by, the more widely planted cabernet sauvignon. It is really only in the Loire valley where it produces single varietal wines, and on the right bank of the Gironde where it is more quantitively important than cabernet sauvignon. It produces lighter wines than cabernet sauvignon with firm tannins and a distinct leafy character. It is the variety behind Chinon, Bourgueil and Anjou Rosé in the Loire and is also a vital component of the great Cheval Blanc in Bordeaux. It is also much favoured in north eastern Italy as a single varietal. In New Zealand and Western Australia it tends to be grown for the express purpose of blending with cabernet sauvignon in Meritage (Bordeaux style) blends.
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Roches Neuves Saumur Champigny |
2005 |
France |
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This is the absolutely classic blend, best known in Bordeaux, but now imitated all over the wine-producing world. The soft berry fruit of the merlot compliments the tannins and structure of cabernet sauvignon to make wines of immense longevity and potential that evolve with age. At the lighter end of the scale it is a well balanced blend of appealing fruit and style.
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Château Melin Cadet Courreau |
2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château Peynaud |
2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château La Lagune Mademoiselle L |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Château La Croix Chantecaille Grand Cru |
2005 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Loacker Corte Pavone Levante |
2003 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Château de Garraud |
2003 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Château La Lagune Moulin de la Lagune |
2002 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Rex Bibendi Château La Roche Beaulieu |
2003 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Cullen Wines Diana Madeline |
2001 |
Australia |
Over £30.00 |
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Syrah blends are mostly a new world phenomenon, with Australia at the forefront here. Cabernet sauvignon or grenache are the most popular blends producing big, jolly, juicy wines with masses of fruit, a minty character and rounded weight. Very friendly stuff, but mostly not for long term cellaring.
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One Chain The Wrong 'Un Shiraz/Cabernet |
2005 |
Australia |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Oveja Negra Cabernet/Syrah |
2006 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Redfin Shiraz/Grenache |
2004 |
Australia |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Hellfire Bay Shiraz/Grenache |
2006 |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Shiraz Viognier Willunga 100 |
2005 |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Glaetzer The Wallace Shiraz/Cab/Gren |
2004 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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This is curiously the world's second most planted grape variety after airén. In Spain it goes under the name of garnacha where it is extremely prolific in Rioja among other regions. In France it covers great swathes across the south of the country from the southern Rhône, where it is the major grape, to the Languedoc and Roussillon. In Châteauneuf-du-Pape, on poor soils with rigorous pruning and 'bush' training it can produce dense wines worthy of decades of cellaring. It is also the 'cannonau' of Sardinia - although the Sardinians dispute this and claim it as a distinct variety of their own. In Spain it really comes into its own in Priorat where it makes intense, concentrated, black wines with plenty of structure for maturing.
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Cruz de Piedra, Calatayud |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Buil & Giné Giné Giné, Priorat |
2004 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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These blends are based on the classic Southern Rhône combinations using syrah and mourvèdre. The best known of these blends is Châteauneuf du Pape, but the French must look to their laurels as there are some very impressive imitators coming out of the New World.
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Les Vignes de L'Eglise |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine de Guintrandy Côtes du Rhône |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Garnacha Vinas Viejas Solar de Urbezo |
2006 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Inurrieta Sur |
2004 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Château du Donjon Cuvée Prestige |
2004 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine de Guintrandy Visan Vieilles Vignes |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Dom. Vieux Lazaret Châteauneuf du Pâpe |
2006 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Charles Melton Nine Popes |
2001 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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Big, dense tempranillo-based wines that show individuality and terroir. These are concentrated wines with firm structure and an ability to mature and develop. Loads of black berry and hedgerow flavours front a big structure and gutsy style.
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Sabina |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Font de la Higuera Sequiot |
2006 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Orvalaiz Pagos de Isarpe Organic |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Tempranillo Bonarda Santa Rosa |
2007 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Casa Castillo Tinto Vendimia |
2006 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Otto Bestué |
2004 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
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Pretty much everything else we can offer made from red grapes. There is a fascinating range of wines from the traditional blends such as Valpolicella's corvina, molinara and rondinella to more modern innovative couplings like Puelo's bonarda/malbec or Boland Wines' pinotage/cinsault.
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Bonarda Malbec Puelo |
2008 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine La Croix Gratiot Carignan |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Santa Rosa Estate Vida Organica
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2007 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Merlot Corvina Ponte Pietra |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Grenache Cinsault Merlot Bergerie de La Bastide |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Cabernet Malbec Finca Los Prados |
2007 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Heartland Stickleback
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2007 |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Ch. La Tour de Beraud Costières de Nîmes |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Domaine du Poujol Proteus |
2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château Baudare Fronton
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2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Domaine de Nizas Le Mas
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2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Azamor |
2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Tinto Artesano |
2005 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Cabernet Syrah Volubilia La Zouina |
2006 |
Morocco |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Loacker Corte Pavone Morellino di Scansano |
2005 |
Itlay |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Cuvee Prestige Rouge Château Ollieux Romanis |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Allegrini Valpolicella |
2007 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Capmartin Vieilles Vignes |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Nizzas Vieilles Vignes |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Château Coujan Cuvée Bois Joli
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2003 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Palazzo della Torre Allegrini |
2004 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Buil & Gine Baboix
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2003 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Cullen Wines Mangan
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2006 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Campaccio Terrabianca |
2004 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Alpha Zeta Amarone
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2001 |
Italy |
Over £20.00 |
Ceppate Terrabianca |
2003 |
Italy |
Over £20.00 |
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WHITES |
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The eponymous grape variety from Rias Baixas producing high quality white wines of increasing trendiness and price. This very aromatic variety has a distinctive peachy almost viognier-like character and produces excellent wines from the rain-drenched Galicia area of northern Spain. Its thick skins enable it to withstand the damp and mildew of this sodden area and go on to make long lived wines - sometimes matured in oak - of individuality and character.
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Albariño Bouza |
2007 |
Uruguay |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Albariño Ex Libris Lagar de Besada |
2007 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Palacio de Fefiñanes Tercer Año |
2004 |
Spain |
Over £20.00 |
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The ubiquitous grape. Ever since chardonnay became trendy, it has taken a lot of flak and been much misrepresented. Recently, the use of oak has diminished and become more subtle, the wines have become more interesting and individual and overall quality has risen. Chardonnay is known as the Winemaker's grape because it can manipulated in the winemaking process to any style from Champagne to Chablis to a Californian blockbuster. Great stuff that in the right hands makes great wines.
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Costa Vera |
2008 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Via San Rafael |
2006 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
One Chain The Googly |
2007 |
Australia |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Redfin |
2005 |
Australia |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Plantagenet Omrah Unoaked Chardonnay |
2006 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Chardonnay Toques et Clochers |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Bernard Defaix Chablis |
2007 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Jaffelin Mâcon-Pérrone |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Feullat-Juillot Montagny 1er Cru |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Bernard Defaix
Chablis 1er Cru |
2007 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Shaw & Smith M3 Vineyard |
2007 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Felton Road (Allocation only) |
2006 |
New Zealand |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Puligny Montrachet 1er Cru La Garenne Bomaine Bouton |
2006 |
France |
Over £20.00 |
Ata Rangi Craighall |
2003 |
New Zealand |
Over £20.00 |
Cullen Margaret River |
2002 |
Australia |
Over £20.00 |
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Riesling |
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Riesling has always been a classic grape making amazingly complex and wonderful wines, but it has a lot of bad press with cheap 'hock' and Liebfraumilch muddying its reputation. Cool climate rieslings from Australia, and New Zealand are a completely different kettle of fish - clean, bright and racy with citric fruit and mineral overtones. Bone dry and very exciting.
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Forster Riesling Stritzinger |
2004 |
Germany |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Kim Crawford Marlborough |
2006 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Rolly Gassmann Rorschwihr |
2002 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Felton Road |
2008 |
New Zealand |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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The great grape of the Loire valley has travelled around the world to cooler climates to make exciting wines ranging from the lean and minerally to broader styles with tropical fruit character and flavours ranging from nettles and hay to asparagus and green peppers. Always crisp and lively it can occasionally cope with a little oak, but is best showing its own pure, true flavours.
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Casa del Valle Acantus |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
El Viento |
2007 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Le Jongleur |
2005 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Largesse |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
McGregor Winery |
2007 |
South Africa |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Coleccio Privada Vina Casablanca |
2008 |
Chile |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Fairvalley |
2008 |
South Africa |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Leyda Garuma Vineyard |
2006 |
Chile |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Sherwood Estate |
2007 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Tinpot Hut |
2007 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Château de Maupas Menetou Salon |
2007 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Kim Crawford |
2007 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Marchand Pouilly Fumé ‘Les Loges’ |
2007 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domain des Brosses Sancerre |
2006 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Shaw & Smith Adelaide Hills |
2006 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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From Hunter Valley semillon to classic South African chenin blanc, by way of the lively, aromatic Argentinean torrontes, and Tasmanian pinot gris and gewurztraminer. Some are modern classics and others are well thought-through innovations.
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Vida Organica Organic Chenin Blanc |
2007 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Viognier Santa Rosa |
2007 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Sangoma Chenin Blanc |
2007 |
South Africa |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Kim Crawford Pinot Gris |
2005 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Traditional wines made from regional, indigenous varieties are in this section, with Soave, Albariño and white Rioja as well as regional French and Italian wines. These styles tend to have become more interesting over the last couple of decades with better winemaking and purer flavours.
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Bella Modella Pinot Grigio |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Cruz de Piedra Macabeo |
2006 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Villa Tonino Inzolia |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Soave Classico Terre di Monteforte |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
La Croix Gratiot Roussanne |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Alpha Zeta Pinot Grigio |
2007 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Ca' del Matt Cortesse |
2006 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Domaine La Croix Gratiot Picpoul de Pinet |
2007 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château de la Placelière Muscadet Sur Lie |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Luis Cañas Rioja Blanco |
2007 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Jaboulet Aîné Viognier Le Petit Jaboulet |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Verdejo Nava Real |
2006 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Verdicchio di Matelica Vigneti del Cerro Belisario |
2007 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Falanghina Rami Di Majo Norante |
2007 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Domaine Castera Jurançon Sec |
2005 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Roero Arneis Perdaudin Negro |
2006 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Viña Izadi Rioja Blanco |
2006 |
Spain |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Cesconi Nosiola |
2005 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Loacker Pinot Grigio Isargus |
2007 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Minerale + Frantz Saumon, Montlouis |
2007 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Gavi di Gavi Vigneti Lugarara La Giustiniana |
2007 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Cesconi Pinot Grigio |
2006 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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There are many cases where the international varieties do better by teaming up and blending. Semillon compliments the raciness of sauvignon or adds depth to chardonnay. Viognier can give an aromatic edge to a chardonnay or brighten up a marsanne.
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Puelo Chenin/Semillon |
2008 |
Argentina |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Oveja Negra Chardonnay/Viognier |
2007 |
Chile |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Heartland Stickleback White
Semillon/Chardonnay/Verdelho |
2007 |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Brokenwood Cricket Pitch
Sauvignon/Semillon |
2007 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Cullen Wines Ellen Bussell
Semillon/Sauvignon/Verdelho |
2004 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Cullen Margaret River Semillon/Sauvignon |
2007 |
Australia |
£12.00 - £20.00 |
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The Europeans have been blending their grapes for years, both to improve the flavour profile and as an insurance against the frequently marginal weather. More recently experimentation has become part of the equation which has led to some interesting combinations such as macabeo/chardonnay or trebbiano/garganega. Well worth investigating.
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Sauvignon Grenache Bergerie de La Bastide |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine Vigné-Lourac Mauzac/Sauvignon |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Trebbiano Garganega Ponte Pietra |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Viura Chardonnay Sabina |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Les Vignes de L'Eglise |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Castaño Blanco Macabeo/Chardonnay |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
A Mano Fiano Greco |
2006 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château Montdoyen Bergerac Sec
sauvignon/semillon |
2005 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Alvarez y Diez Nava Real Viura/Verdejo |
2006 |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Cuvee Prestige Blanc Château Ollieux Romanis |
2005 |
france |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Polena IGT Sicilia Donngugata
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2007 |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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From cabernet sauvignon to syrah, grenache and merlot. There is more to rosé than just its colour. They all have distinctly different characters from soft and raspberryish to dry and elegant to full bodied and gluggable.
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Rosado Centelleo |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Rosé Bergerie de La Bastide |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Alpha Zeta Rosato Veronese |
2007 |
Italy |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Cruz de Piedra Garnacha Rosado` |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Orvalaiz Rosado Cabernet Sauvignon |
2007 |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Largesse Shiraz Rosé |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Ponte Pietra Rosato Pinot Grigio |
2006 |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Le Petit Jaboulet Grenache Rosé |
2006 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Coteaux du Languedoc Domaine du Poujol |
2007 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Château de Lancyre Rosé |
2007 |
France |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Kim Crawford Pansy! Rosé |
2007 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Rosé Jean Moutardier Champagne |
NV |
France |
Over £20 |
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Italian Prosecco is made from the prosecco grape in Piedmont for a light appley fizz. Cava is made in Spain from xarel-lo in the traditional champenoise method to give some depth and richness of character. Champagne itself is made from a combination of 3 grape varieties only: chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier, in varying proportions. This is a classic example of making a white wine from black grapes - entirely possible but great skill is required.
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Topacio Brut Cava Castellblanch |
NV |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Cava Rosado Reserva NV Miret |
NV |
Spain |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Howzat Brut Reserve One Chain |
NV |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Prosecco dei Colli Trevigiani IGT Frizzante Ca' Morlin |
NV |
Italy |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Endrizzi Prosecco di Valdobbiadene |
NV |
Italy |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Kim Crawford Rory Brut |
2003 |
New Zealand |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne
Carte d'Or Brut HALVES |
NV |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne Carte d'Or Brut |
NV |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Devaux Grande Reserve Champagne |
NV |
France |
Over £20.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne Brut Rosé |
NV |
France |
Over £20.00 |
Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut Champagne |
NV |
France |
Over £20.00 |
Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Vintage Champagne |
1998 |
France |
Over £30.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne
Carte d'Or Brut MAGNUMS |
NV |
France |
Over £40.00 |
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Palomino is the grape behind sherry - it is relatively neutral, and most of the characters of a manzanilla (or any other sherry for that matter) come from the winemaking and maturation techniques. Port is made from a great array of indigenous varieties, headed by touriga nacional, touriga francesca and tinta roriz. These make great big dark still wines with huge amounts of tannin and massive, ripe fruit which all works well for the fortification and maturation that great Port requires.
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Zuleta Manzanilla La Goya , Jerez 37.5cl |
Solera |
Spain |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Quinta Ventozelo LBV Port Douro |
2000 |
Portugal |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Quinta do Infantado LBV Port Douro |
2001 |
Portugal |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Sweet wines come in many guises from the unctuous and purely varietal, like the cordon cut riesling or raisined muscat, to the layered and complex Vin Santo (made from trebbiano) or Côteaux du Layon which has a sheep-like lanolin aroma so typical of chenin blanc.
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Château Haut Roquefort Cadillac 37.5cl |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Château de la Roulerie Côteaux du Layon 37.5cl |
2007 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Pink Muscat Stella Bella 37.5cl |
2007 |
Australia |
£6.01 - £8.00 |
Dom Castera Cuvée Privilège 37.5cl |
2003 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Dom Castera Moelleux 75cl |
2004 |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Tamar Ridge Botrytis Riesling 37.5cl |
2005 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Plantagenet Off the Rack Chenin Blanc 50cl |
2006 |
Australia |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
Toro Albalá Don PX Gran Reserva 37.5cl |
1979 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Sauternes Ch Bastor-Lamontagne 37.5cl |
1999 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Mount Horrocks Cordon Cut Riesling 37.5cl |
2005 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Sauternes Château Deimond 75cl |
2002 |
France |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Cantine Leonardo Vin Santo Tegrino 50cl |
2002 |
Italy |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
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Reds |
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Chapoutier Belleruche Côtes du Rhône |
2005 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine Clavel Côtes du Rhône 37.5cl |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Château Senailhac Bordeaux Superieur |
2003 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
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Whites |
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Sherwood Estate Sauvignon Blanc |
2006 |
New Zealand |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Domaine Bernard Defaix Chablis |
2006 |
France |
£4.00 - £6.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne
Carte d'Or Brut |
NV |
France |
£8.01 - £12.00 |
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Magnum 1.5 Litres
Double Magnum 3 Litres
Gargante 5 Litres
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Altún Rioja Crianza Magnum 1.5L |
2003 |
Spain |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Aberdeen Wine Company Angus The Bull Magnum 1.5L |
2002 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Willunga 100 Shiraz Viognier
Magnum 1.5L |
2005 |
Australia |
£12.01 - £20.00 |
Jean Moutardier Champagne
Carte d'Or Brut MAGNUM 1.5L
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NV |
France |
Over £30.00 |
Château La Lagune Moulin de la Lagune Magnum 1.5L |
2002 |
France |
Over £30.00 |
Aberdeen Wine Company Angus The Bull Double Magnum 3L |
2002 |
Australia |
Over £70.00 |
Château Yon Figeac Grand Cru Wood Box Magnum 1.5L |
1999 |
France |
Over £70.00 |
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Independently owned and locally brewed...thats what we like... real beer from real people in Madrid and Galicia in the far North West.
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Mahou Cinco Estrellas 33cl |
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Spain |
Just over £1.00 |
Estrella Galicia 33cl |
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France |
Over £1.00 |
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Piquillo peppers are shorter than standard red peppers and characteristically from Northern Spain. They are selected, flame-roasted, hand peeled and de-seeded before being preserved in their own juices. The piquillo pepper's tangy nature combines with seafood, fish and mushrooms, and their firmness makes them perfect for stuffing. But for many, the best way to enjoy their full flavour is to drizzle them with olive oil and enjoy them by themselves!
* Zero Rated for VAT
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El Hostal Paella Rice * |
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Spain |
Less than £2.00 |
Soldepenas Tinto Red Cooking Wine 1 Litre |
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Spain |
£3.00 - £5.00 |
Soldepenas Blanco White Cooking Wine 1 Litre |
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Spain |
£3.00 - £5.00 |
Dantza Roasted Piquillo Peppers 540g* |
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Spain |
£3.00 - £5.00 |
Saffron 5g* |
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Spain |
£5.01 - £7.00 |
Limoncello Capri Natura 32% |
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Italy |
Over £10.00 |
Zoco Pacharan Litre |
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Spain |
Over £10.00 |
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