St Austell Wines - Wine List 2017

Wine List 2017 

N 

New Addition 

Contains Sulphites 

SC 

Screwcap Bottle 

Contains Egg 

G 

Green Wine 

Contains Milk 

For allergens explained, please see page 157. 

Contains Fish 

Style Guide for White, Rosé, Sparkling Wines & Champagnes 

White, Rosé, Sparkling Wines and Champagnes are numbered 1 to 9. Bone dry wines that are relatively light, such 

as Sauvignon Blanc from cooler climates will be marked 1. Champagnes, Manzanilla Sherry and cool climate 

Chardonnays such as Chablis will also be 1. 2 is a far more common category with the vast majority of white table 

wines fitting this group, from Chilean Chardonnay to New Zealand Riesling; from White Rioja to Soave Classico. 

3 indicates a wine that is very slightly off-dry and a little richer in style - a Grand Cru wine from Alsace for example. 

Medium dry wines are between 3 and 5. Sweet wines range from 5 through to 9; from Spätlese through to Eiswein; 

from Madeira Verdelho to Malmsey. 

Style Guide for Red Wines 

All Red Wines in the list are lettered A to E. Light, soft, easy drinking wines such as a simple Beaujolais or a light Vin 

de Pays wine will be at the A end of the scale. Slightly more serious but nevertheless, light, wines will be B; Pinot Noir, 

Valpolicella, entry level Chilean blends. C is the catch-all category that takes most red wines, with heavier, more 

concentrated wines falling into the D zone - Cabernet Sauvignon, Rioja Reserva, Cru Classé Bordeaux. E is reserved 

for the real heavyweights of great density, power and quality - Reserve Shiraz. 

Volumes, Vintages & Labels 

Volumes, vintages and label photographs are correct at the time of going to press, but please note that these may 

change over the life of this list. 

Ordering Information 

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To make ordering quick and accurate, please send your telephone sales 

representative a copy of your wine list. Place your order by bin number as we will 

store your wine list information on your account for future reference. 

For further information, please see our website or contact us via the postal address. 

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Contents 

Wine prices effective from 1st May 2017 

Introduction 5 

Champagne 10 

Sparkling Wine 18 

Argentina 24 

Australia 28 

Austria 36 

Chile 38 

England 46 

France - Alsace 48 

France - Bordeaux 50 

France - Burgundy 58 

France - Loire 64 

France - Rhône 68 

France - South 72 

Germany 78 

Italy 80 

Lebanon 86 

New Zealand 88 

Portugal 94 

Romania 100 

South Africa 104 

Spain 110 

U.S.A 116 

Green Wines 121 

Wines by Price 126 

Wines by Grape 140 

Responsible Drinking 155 

Profit Calculator 156 

Allergens Explained 157 

Terms & Conditions 158 

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Hello 

Welcome to the St Austell Wines Wine List 2017, your guide to the wines available for the year ahead from the 

team at St Austell Wines. We hope our 2017 collection will delight and inspire, enabling you yet again to create the 

perfect list for your business. 

The 2017 list sees Walter Hicks truly come to life following a major rebranding exercise based upon several years 

of research and insight into our wine business. Changing the name to St Austell Wines is a significant move and 

demonstrates the importance of the business as a key part of the St Austell Brewery family. 

We believe Walter’s entrepreneurialism, family heritage and the independence of the company are true assets, which 

come together to form a story that we want to shout about. However, the key change is not just the name but the look 

of our wine offering. 

We hope you agree that our 2017 list looks contemporary, vibrant and appealing, combining photos from our archives 

and the present day, coupled with illustrative colours and designs to bring to life the variety and depth of the wine 

tasting notes. 

This year’s list has been personally tasted and selected by our award-winning wine team and many of the labels are 

unique to St Austell Wines. We hope you get in touch with us soon to arrange wine tastings or for further support and 

advice in developing your own wine list. 

You can also find a copy of the list on the St Austell Wines website www.staustellwines.co.uk 

If you are a fan of social media, please follow @StAustellWines on Twitter to keep up to date on what’s happening 

at St Austell Wines and to share your views on the world of wine. 

Thank you once again for your custom and I hope you enjoy exploring our new-look 2017 list that celebrates our past 

and demonstrates our commitment to the future. 

James Staughton 

Chief Executive 

St Austell Brewery Co. Ltd. 


Meet Our Team 

We are an award-winning wine merchant recognised for the breadth and quality of our wine 

list. But we go beyond simply supplying... 

Our team of experienced and enthusiastic specialists are dedicated to finding the right wines for you 

– wines that suit your business, match your menu and appeal to your customers. We’re also here to 

provide you with expert guidance, support and personalised services so that you can really make the 

most out of our fantastic wine collection, whether you want to stand out with something unique, 

entice your customers with an old classic or surprise them with something unusual. 

Louisa Fitzpatrick 

Wine Buyer 

Key contact for all wine matters. 

Sean Jarvis 

Purchasing Manager 

Responsible for purchasing all beers, ciders, 

wines, spirits, soft drinks and minerals. 

Ruth Benney 

Wine Development Manager 

Key contact for wine in North and Mid 

Cornwall. 

Catherine Murden 


Key contact for wine in West Cornwall. 

James Fineman 


Key contact for wine in South Somerset, 

Dorset, Bristol, Wiltshire and Bath. 

Pip Vanham 


Key contact for wine in Devon and North 

Somerset. 

Andrew Truscott 


Key contact for wine in Plymouth and South 

East Cornwall. 

Kellie Davidson 


Key contact for wine in Bristol and 

Gloucestershire. 

Micci Cooper 

Senior Support Co-ordinator 

Wine administrator for all wine matters. 

Phil Sandford 

Wine Inventory Controller 

Responsibility for all inventory and logistics 

of wine. 

When you choose us as your wine supplier, we’ll give you guidance and ongoing support, from picking 

the perfect wines to making the most of your new offering. We’re happy to arrange a tasting if you’d 

like to meet the team and sample our wines. Once you’ve finalised your list, we can give you a hand 

in organising and running events to reveal your new selection to your customers, from setting up and 

spreading the word to talking through the tasting notes and telling the stories behind the wines. 


We have over 160 years of experience as a trusted and respected wine merchants, offering 

consistent and reliable quality. 

We’re still 100% independent and family owned and work with likeminded family wineries from all 

over the world, each with their own unique story. Between our cellars in the depths of the historical 

building in St Austell and our impressive modern warehouse, you’ll find over 600 hand-selected 

wines from delicious and affordable house wines to extravagant prestige cuvées champagnes. Every 

single bottle deserves to be there; we personally taste and select only the best palate-pleasers from 

trusted vineyards around the world.

Grow Your Wine Sales 

Keeping a close eye on market trends and looking out for new wines, we’ll keep you up to date 

to make sure that your wine list is always fresh and exciting. We provide staff training and formal 

qualifications, to develop your team’s knowledge so that you can give your customers an informed 

and expert service. Our price structures are highly competitive, so you’ll get the finest quality wines 

for excellent value. 

We pride ourselves on our products and service with strong customer relationships at the 

heart of our business. If you would like to know more, please contact one of the team. 

We look forward to working with you. 

Wine List Design 

To help you present your wines to your customers, we offer a bespoke wine list design service. 

Our in-house team of talented designers will create a unique list tailored to your business, which can 

feature your logo, preferred font and colour palette to match your brand identity. Or if you don’t have 

a specific style in mind, we can create something new from scratch, providing you with inspiration on 

how best to present yourselves and your wines to your customers. Once you’re happy with the design, 

we’ll have it professionally printed for you. Every detail is considered, from the size and style of the 

text to the type of paper we print it on. The result is an original and personalised list that will help you 

stand out to your customers. 


Champagne 

Wine has been produced in the Champagne region for over a thousand years, made mainly from cool climate grapes 

including Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. Historically the cold winters of this northerly wine region halted 

fermentation before the alcoholic process was completed. With the onset of warmer springs, fermentation restarted 

and as a result produced carbon dioxide, which escaped in the form of a bubble. By the end of the seventeenth century 

the English had developed a taste for this bubbly wine, a taste that has been encouraged ever since! 

“The different styles available from the wide range of Champagne houses suit endless 

dishes and occasions. It is uplifting and happy and never boring! It celebrates and 

commiserates. It can be enjoyed before, during or after dinner. Delicious with breakfast 

and light-hearted with lunch. It brings friends together and makes moments special.” 

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Champagne 

Perrier-Jouët Blason Rosé is at once sensual and 

voluptuous, fresh and intense. Desserts with red fruits are 

a perfect match. Blackberries, blueberries and raspberries 

on a cloud of white chocolate cream, adorning an exquisite 

tartlet, will heighten the seductive and fruity aromas of this 

voluptuous and sensual cuvée. 

Non-Vintage 

List Price 

6100210 Paul Herard Blanc de Noirs Brut, NV £21.22 

Brut, but with sunny fruit flavours and a fresh appley edge. (1) 12%vol 

6100240 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut, NV £28.58 

6100250 Half Bottle £13.53 

One of the great overachieving, underestimated small Champagne houses. It has a relaxed, easy-drinking style 

with a warm brioche weight to support its fresh appley fruit. (1) 12%vol 

6100010 Ayala Brut Majeur, NV G £29.87 

6100040 Half Bottle £16.72 

An expressive and elegant Champagne with ripe fruit flavours. Fresh and crisp, yet with good body on the 

palate. (1) 12%vol 

6100310 Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Brut, NV G £36.82 

6101500 Half Bottle £21.18 

In the top rank of Champagne houses, the style is light and elegant. Real finesse tops yeasty, fresh bread 

undertones, taut apple and citrus fruit. Complex, absolute purity. (1) 12%vol 

6100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier, NV G £37.47 

Pale gold colour and a fine fruit aroma with a biscuity hint. Lovely fine flavour, with the biscuity lees note 

enriching throughout. Very good and complete. (1) 12%vol 


Non-Vintage 


6100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut, NV G £37.73 

6101340 Half Bottle £20.91 

Champagne of particular finesse combining elegance with creamy richness. Light, fresh, plenty of lemon-white 

fruit character and a little biscuit note of maturity and complexity. (1) 12%vol 

6100450 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial, NV G £39.59 

6100470 Quarter Bottle £12.74 

6100460 Half Bottle £22.77 

6100440 Magnum £83.80 

6100430 Jeroboam (4 Bottles) £274.53 

6100420 ◊ Methuselah (8 Bottles) £448.39 

6100410 ◊ Salmanazar (12 Bottles) £680.54 

6100390 ◊ Nebuchadnezzar (20 Bottles) £1,421.94 

Possibly the most well known of all Champagnes worldwide. Classic, old fashioned style. (1) 12%vol 

6101520 Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, NV £40.80 

Succulent flavours of peaches, exotic fruits, honey and citrus fruits. The palate is round and fresh with a long 

and balanced finish and lightly toasted nuts and brioche to add depth. (1) 12%vol 

6101480 Piper-Heidsieck Brut, NV G £42.84 

Light gold with fine bubbles due to prolonged maturation. Fresh pear and apple are amplified by subtle citrus 

aromas. Structured and full with a juicy texture of white fruit and citrus. (1) 12%vol 

6100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut, NV G £44.12 

6100100 Half Bottle £23.95 

6100080 Magnum £92.51 

Firm, with yeasty brioche notes following through to enrich the fruit flavour. Taut style and solid finish. (1) 

12%vol 

6100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut, NV G £44.51 

6100730 Half Bottle £25.72 

6100710 Magnum £101.12 

Pale gold, confident full aroma and flavour, mouth-filling and satisfying. Excellent in its class with real depth of 

flavour. (1) 12%vol 

6100610 R de Ruinart Brut, NV G £45.09 

Pale gold, fine mousse. Confident, fresh aromas. Harmonious, well-balanced and rounded with a very long 

finish. (1) 12%vol 

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Champagne 

Taittinger 

Taittinger is one of only a few Champagne Houses that is still owned and 

actively managed by the family named on the label. Its origins date back 

to 1734 when the original house was founded by Jacques Fourneaux. The 

Taittinger link was established in 1931 when Pierre Taittinger, the founder 

of today's company acquired the House. Today, the Reims based House is 

headed up by Pierre's grandson, Pierre-Emmanual Taittinger and his son, 

Clovis and daughter Vitalie both of whom are actively involved in the day 

to day running of this thriving family Champagne House. Today it is served 

in over 140 countries worldwide and made recent history by becoming the 

first Champagne house to purchase land in England to ultimately produce a 

premium English Sparkling Wine.

Non-Vintage 


6100340 Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut, NV G £54.68 

Exciting Champagne for those who seek true dryness. Taut, fine top notes of bouquet precede the subtle 

bottle-aged characters. Elegant and complete. (1) 12%vol 

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut, NV G £55.17 

Finely enhanced aroma, supple elegant flavour - an excellent Blanc de Blancs. The taut elegant mousse gives a 

smooth rounded weight. (1) 12.5%vol 

6100290 ◊ Krug Grande Cuvée Brut, NV G £145.79 

Now showing its immense potential with smoky, lemony fruit character and a touch of brioche, mineral ripe 

white fruits and honey. It is magisterial, full, crisp and vibrant. (1) 12%vol 

Rosé Non-Vintage 

6100260 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Rosé Brut , NV £35.68 

Pinkish terracotta colour. Light, welcoming rosé with an abundant mousse and plenty of vibrant strawberry and 

violet flavours for a delicate perfumed style. (1) 12%vol 

6100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur, NV G £36.28 

Pale pink colour, fine mousse, fresh aromas and crisp on the palate. Perfect summer Champagne, full of delicate 

red fruit flavours. (1) 12%vol 

6101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut, NV G £46.44 

A veritable star in the shining pink Champagne firmament. Not only does the vivid red fruit explode on the 

palate, but it has a finesse of texture. (1) 12%vol 

6100480 Moët & Chandon Rosé Brut, NV G £48.46 


Both brut and rosé with a real flavour reward from the new era Moët. (1) 12%vol 

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut, NV G £50.98 

Elegant and generous, with red berry, dried fruits and biscuit notes. On the palate, it shows perfect balance and 

combines elegance and personality. (1) 12.5%vol 

6101510 Piper-Heidsieck Rosé Brut, NV G £51.98 

Scarlet red hue with fine bubbles. Intense berry fruit aromas with blackberry, blackcurrant, black cherry and 

strawberry filling the palate with the freshness of mandarin and blood orange. (1) 12%vol 

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Champagne 

Rosé Non-Vintage 


6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut, NV G £53.87 

Wine with charming freshness of rosé and the finesse of a matured Champagne. It has weight and structure with 

plenty of berry fruit character over a toasty, buttery palate. (1) 12.5%vol 

6101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut, NV G £56.61 

6101490 Magnum £87.84 

Created from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier, showing delicate aromas of ripe red fruits and 

powerful elegance. It is immensely complex and utterly wonderful. (1) 12%vol 

6100330 Laurent-Perrier Rosé Brut, NV G £57.91 

Pale and interesting, yet full and flavoursome. A classic wine in an iconic bottle. (1) 12%vol 

6101530 Perrier-Jouët Blason Rosé Brut, NV £58.87 

Exquisitely delicate Champagne, pleasantly sharp red berry fruit character and notes of biscuit, butter and 

pastries add complexity. (1) 12%vol 

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut, NV G £246.55 

After waiting 140 years before releasing their first Rosé in 1983, one sip proves it was worth it. A sublime 

demonstration of blending several vintages, Krug showcases its art. (1) 12.5%vol 

Vintage 

6101250 Joseph Perrier, 2004 £48.50 

Delicious exotic Champagne full of white peach and honeysuckle aromas with a complex touch of fresh 

brioche. Fine, balanced and open with spicy ginger richness and real finesse. (1) 12%vol 

Ayala Brut Majeur List Price £29.87 

Made from a blend of the finest Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes, Brut 

Majeur is the epitome of a non-vintage brut from a great, historic House. Extended 

ageing in the cellars and a low dosage make this wine suitable for any occasion; it is the 

finest ambassador for the House’s freshness and elegance. Perfect for an apéritif, Brut 

Majeur can also pair harmoniously with every course of a meal. 


Vintage 


6100890 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial, 2006 G £54.29 

Elegant, refined and even graceful. A delicate structure of honeysuckle, peach and grapefruit with a touch of 

spiced brown sugar leading into a long rich finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut, 2004 G £57.77 

Rich, full biscuity style that has great elegance. The vintage version of an old favourite and it has a good bite to 

counteract the rich complexity. (1) 12%vol 

6100760 Bollinger La Grande Année Brut, 2005 G £82.02 

Superb and confident, rich, biscuity character with a lingering finish. A classic vintage Champagne. (1) 12%vol 

6100820 Krug Brut, 2000 G £213.59 

This year demonstrates excellent quality, truly outstanding character and individuality. Generous, refined, with 

great precision and purity leading into a remarkably long finish. (1) 12%vol 

Prestige Cuvée 

5714420 Dom Perignon, 2006 G £121.95 

Reputedly the oldest and most traditional of all Champagnes. Very delicate style to savour. One of the greats. 

(1) 12.5%vol 

5714460 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut, 2007 G £162.69 

A touch of butteriness and a faint scent redolent of strawberries and cream. Stunning balance on the palate with 

crisp citrus lemon notes and incredible poise. Outstanding. (1) 12%vol 

◊ Please allow 7 days for delivery. 

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Champagne 

Laurent-Perrier 

Founded over 200 years ago, Laurent-Perrier is one of the most 

distinguished, family-owned Champagne Houses. Based right in the heart 

of the Champagne region, Laurent-Perrier has a pedigree for innovation, 

handcrafting elegant champagnes using traditional, time-honoured methods. 

From the fruity Cuvée Rosé to the luxurious Ultra Brut, there is champagne 

for every person and every occasion. Ideal when enjoyed as an aperitif, they 

are also fantastic when paired with food. As a recognition of quality and 

environmental responsibility, Laurent-Perrier was awarded the Royal Warrant 

of HRH The Prince of Wales in 1998 and has proudly carried it ever since. 

Laurent-Perrier is the only Champagne house to bear his Warrant.

Sparkling Wine 

The growth of Sparkling Wines continues with many wine lists now featuring at least a Prosecco, Cava and an English 

option. Volumes are up 40% nationally and excitement of this category shows no sign of slowing. A particular focus 

this year will be on Cremant from France and the fantastic wineries in the South West that are the most common 

premium alternatives. We raise a glass to that. 

“After a long week, there is nothing better than opening a bottle of El Miracle Cava 

Brut with fish & chips. The clean, crisp and light Cava complements the food perfectly.” 

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Sparkling 

Wine 

Laid back brunches and leisurely afternoon teas have to 

offer up the ideal occasion for supping on a delicious glass 

of Prosecco Asolo. The delicate freshness and touch of 

sweetness make this bubbly a perfect accompaniment to the 

range of flavours and textures available. So well made, so 

versatile and so friendly. 

England 


5620970 Lyme Bay Brut, Lyme Bay Winery, Devon, 2013/14 £19.07 

This fruit-driven sparkling wine displays refreshing lemon and green apple notes, with a vibrant and creamy 

mousse finish. (2) 10%vol 

5617280 Sharpham Brut, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon, 2013/14 £24.30 

This early harvested wine expresses a delightful spritz with a vibrant citrus mouthfeel. Fresh fruit flavours make 

this simply delicious. (2) 12%vol 

5620250 Pebblebed Brut, Devon, NV £26.04 

An award-winning wine from Topsham in Devon. Aged for a minimum of three years on the lees, this is full of 

crisp apple fruit flavours with a delicate sparkling mousse. (2) 11.5%vol 

5618770 Knightor Brut, Knightor Winery, Cornwall, NV £26.18 

Well-balanced with good depth of fruit flavour, and subtle complexity from lees ageing in bottle. Perfect for 

any celebration. (1) 12%vol 

5610860 Camel Valley Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall, 2013/14 G £28.38 

Superb golden sparkler with elegant fizz and full, ripe flavours, packed with elderflower and hedgerow notes, 

yet truly brut. (1) 12.5%vol 

5610870 Camel Valley Pinot Noir Rosé Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall, 2014/15 G £30.99 

Lovely floral and delicate strawberry fruit nose that drives into a brioche, fresh bread yeastiness supported by 

crisp acidity and a finish of great finesse. (1) 12.5%vol 


France 


5619560 Nos Amours Demi-Sec, NV £7.20 

A fruity and very elegant sparkling wine, with a brioche bouquet. The bubbles are fine, the sparkling wine is fresh 

and pleasant. (3) 11%vol 

5619550 Nos Amours Brut, NV £7.73 

A wonderfully quaffable fizz for any occasion with aromas of butter and cake. Fresh and harmonious sparkling 

wine. (1) 11%vol 

5619570 Nos Amours Rosé Brut, NV £7.73 

The combination of fine bubbles and delicate aromas makes this a delightfully light and silky rosé. Aromas in 

the mouth evoke red berries, cherries and strawberries: mellow and well-balanced. (2) 12%vol 

5618170 Cremant d'Alsace Brut, Michel Leon, NV £11.86 

Alsace’s answer to Champagne. Delicate fine bubbles, fruity aromatics and a refined finish. A good pairing with 

rich foods or as an aperitif. (2) 12%vol 

Italy 

5621200 Prosecco Il Fresco Rosato, Villa Sandi, NV - Quarter Bottle N £3.70 

Fruity and flowery bouquet with delicate notes of golden apple. This rosé is dry, fresh and zesty with an 

harmonious summer fruit finish. (2) 11.5%vol 

5619730 Prosecco Frizzante, Tenuta Ca'Bolani, NV G £8.62 

This fresh fizz has an intense aroma, with a hint of wisteria blossom. Lovely fruity sensations and a final touch of 

sweet almond on the palate to delight. (1) 10.5%vol 

5620780 Prosecco, Borgo Sanleo, NV G £8.97 


Intense floral, fruity bouquet. A wonderfully fresh and well-balanced, appley palate with just a hint of delicate 

almond. (1) 11%vol 

5618160 Raboso Rosé Spumante, Botter, NV G £9.14 

Dazzling pink fizz that is soft and well-balanced on the palate, with a sherbet cherry touch. (2) 11%vol 

5617820 Botter Prosecco Spumante, NV G £9.29 

A zippy, refreshing and sherbet style fizz with delicate fruity notes and a soft creamy finish. (1) 11%vol 

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Knightor Winery 

Knightor Winery & Restaurant is located at Trethurgy, just outside St Austell, 

Cornwall. Unique in Cornwall in concept, and relatively new to England on 

the whole, Knightor takes a New World approach found in countries such as 

Australia and New Zealand by combining a winery with a restaurant. Their 

premium wines are made using grapes grown on Knightor’s own vineyards at 

Portscatho and Seaton, as well as grapes from other selected English growers.

Italy 


5619740 Prosecco Spumante, Tenuta Ca'Bolani, NV G £9.61 


5619800 Magnum £20.03 

Pale straw-yellow and a fine, clear mousse with delicate bubbles. Exuberantly fruity, aromatic, with appley 

notes. Well-balanced and easy-drinking with delicate hints of almond. (1) 11%vol 

5620800 Prosecco Spumante, Divici, NV G £10.37 

Pale lemon colour, with creamy bubbles. This organic offering has a delicate and complex bouquet with fruity 

notes of peach, green apple and lemon interlaced with floral hints of acacia and rose. (1) 11%vol 

5610791 Asti, Martini, NV £10.92 

Stunningly apposite and cosmopolitan with fresh fruit desserts and creamy concoctions, where nothing else 

stands a chance. (7) 7.5%vol 

5619750 Prosecco Asolo Spumante, Botter, NV £11.39 

An exquisite Prosecco with a fine delicate mousse. Like a ray of sunshine in a glass, with light apple notes and 

moderate alcohol. (2) 11%vol 

New Zealand 

5611150 Pelorus Brut, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, NV £22.57 

A top quality sparkling wine with a dry but full flavoured style from the famous house of Cloudy Bay. 

(1) 12.5%vol 

Spain 

5618210 El Miracle Cava Brut, NV £9.24 

Clean and fruity aroma with citrus and floral notes. The full-bodied Chardonnay character offers a dry style with 

a delightful, lingering aftertaste. (1) 11.5%vol 

5618220 El Miracle Cava Rosé Brut, NV £9.24 

A cherry pink Cava displaying elegance and ripe red fruit aromas. Intensely fragrant with a patisserie note on the 

finish. (2) 11.5%vol 

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Camel Valley 

Camel Valley is a family owned and operated vineyard situated in a beautiful 

corner of Cornwall. The Lindo family have been producing award-winning 

world class wines since 1989 when the first vines were planted by Bob and 

Annie Lindo. They are now joined by their son Sam, who has taken the reins 

as the winemaker. Sam has won the ‘UK Winemaker of the Year’ trophy 

three times and has also been shortlist for the ‘IWC International Sparkling 

Winemaker of the Year.’ Camel Valley Brut is Cornwall’s first and finest, 

made in the traditional method it is perfect for all occasions. Their range of 

sparkling wines also includes a Pinot Noir Rosé Brut which has been awarded 

‘Best Sparkling Rosé in the World’ three times.

Salta 

Tucumán 

San Miguel 

de Tucumán 

Catamarca 

La Rioja 

San Juan 

Cordoba 

Mendoza 

Mendoza 

San Rafael 

Buenos 

Aires 

La Pampa 

Río Negro 

Bahia Blanca 

Argentina 

Malbec Malbec Malbec. The red wine of the 

moment that is most at home in Argentina. 

Demand is growing and most wine lists now show 

an Argentinian Malbec, often available by the 

glass. Other varieties are worth discovering too, 

especially the indigenous floral aromatic Torrontes 

grape and the more well-known Chardonnay and 

Shiraz/Syrah from the San Juan region. 

Facts & Figures 

Argentina is the fifth largest wine producer in 

the world, however a large amount of the wine 

produced is consumed on home shores. 

Did You Know? 

Argentina is also the largest exporter of wine into 

the U.S.A market. 

"On a recent trip to Argentina I learnt not only how good Malbecs can be but also 

other red grape varieties. The Martin Fierro Syrah from the San Juan region is a 

fantastic wine that is rich, spicy and chocolatey. You can't beat a good quality steak 

with a glass of Argentinian red." 

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Argentina 

Martin Fierro Torrontes, with its aromatic, spicy and 

fragrant style partners brilliantly with grilled or fried squid 

with lime and chilli. The flavours balance one another 

without overpowering and the citrus acidity of the wine 

complements the fragrance of the marinade. 

Red Wine 


5604680 Shiraz-Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2016/17 SC £6.39 

Richly coloured and scented it is an easy-drinking blend. With Shiraz taking centre stage to give a smoky, spicy 

palate supported by a firm Malbec grip. (B) 12.5%vol 

5619520 Cabernet Sauvignon, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2014/15 SC £6.88 

Clean and pure Cabernet fruit; black berries, dried fruits and spice abound. Big and bold yet smooth and 

approachable style. (D) 13%vol 

5620820 Malbec, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2015/16 N SC £6.88 

Soft sweet tannins with red and black fruit flavours. An ideal partner to red meats, grilled pork and cheese. 

(C) 13%vol 

5619530 Syrah, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2014/15 SC £6.88 

Syrah excels in the San Juan wine growing area of Argentina. It has an inviting nose of red fruits, spice and 

chocolate. Balanced and smooth on the palate. (C) 13%vol 

5618090 Malbec, Tamari, Mendoza, 2015/16 SC £6.96 

Soft red fruit notes with elegantly smooth tannins and a lingering finish. A great example of Argentina’s 

hallmark red wine. (C) 12.5%vol 

5604670 Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2016/17 SC £7.26 

Fully ripe, intense and glossy. It is bright and silky with vibrant hedgerow fruits and layers of subtle berry and 

spice flavours. (C) 13%vol 




5613890 Malbec, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza, 2016/17 G SC £8.29 

An expressive young wine packed with red fruits and aromatic floral notes. A bright mouthful of generous 

character. (C) 12%vol 

5617040 Malbec, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza, 2014/15 £10.00 

Blackberry fruits, ripe plums, violets and tobacco leaves. Remarkable sweet tannins and a complex finish. 

(E) 13.5%vol 

5604850 Malbec Selection, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza, 2014/15 £17.23 

This Malbec Selection is a real hero with its dark, succulent fruit enlivened with tropical dash and a soft, green 

herb twist. (D) 14.5%vol 

White Wine 

5604660 Chenin-Torrontes, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2016/17 SC £6.39 

Lifted notes of guava and tropical fruits, aromatic floral style, and makes an appealing off-dry wine. 

(3) 13%vol 

5619540 Torrontes, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2015/16 SC £6.88 

Argentina’s white grape shows its character with a pretty floral nose reminiscent of fresh fruit salad. The palate 

shows white flower and tropical fruit, wonderfully aromatic. (2) 13.5%vol 

5604650 Chardonnay, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan, 2015/16 SC £7.26 

Shows ripe, tropical characters with buttery and lemon-zest flavours. Full and well-rounded with solid weight 

and length. (2) 13.5%vol 

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Argentina 

Finca Flichman 

Finca Flichman was founded in 1910 by Polish immigrant Don Sami Flichman. 

He purchased property in Barrancas and planted vines in rocky, well-drained 

plots situated along the Mendoza river. It was Sami’s son Isaac who first began 

to make fine wine at the estate, including Caballero de la Cepa, one of the 

first high-quality wines that garnered international awareness for premium 

Argentinian wines. It is one of the oldest and most established names in 

Argentinian wine and is exported to more than 60 countries. Finca Flichman’s 

vineyards extend over 400 cultivated hectares and are located across two 

different Mendoza regions: Barrancas, Maipu and Tupangato, in Uco Valley.

Mudgee 

Hunter 

Valley 

Clare 

Barossa 

Murray Darling 

Orange 

Adelaide 

McLaren Vale 

Eden 

Swan Hill 

Sydney 

Langhorne Creek 

Padthaway 

Canberra 

Corowa 

Rutherglen 

Coonawarra 

Pyrenees 

Geelong 

Goulborn Valley 

Yarra Valley 

Melbourne 

Perth 

Margaret River 

Devonport 

Hobart 

Australia 

Australia’s focus is no longer on the cheap mass market wines, but on their regionality and the different styles these 

geographical variations can bring to the wine. We represent many of the key regions, especially the ever-popular 

Margaret River wines from Western Australia. Our entry level wines are carefully chosen from Warburn Estate, a 

family producer in South Australia, and have been highly acclaimed by wine critic Matthew Jukes. 


The first vine cuttings were brought to Australia 

back in 1788 from the Cape of Good Hope in South 

Africa. 

Did You Know? 

The Northern Territory is the only state in Australia 

that does not grow wine, due to the scorching 

temperatures. 

“I’m really interested in the wine regions of South Australia. Apart from being blessed 

with sunshine and great people, there is a real focus on suiting the right grapes to 

the climate – and the ever increasing temperatures. De Bortoli’s experiments with 

Burgundian clones of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are producing some outstanding 

wines and we are keeping a close eye on Mediterranean varieties such as Montepulciano 

and Vermentino finding success Down Under. Definitely one to watch.” 

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Australia 

Bursting with juicy tropical fruit and tingling acidity, the 

De Bortoli Deen Vat Series No.6 Verdelho is wonderfully 

refreshing and the perfect match for juicy garlic and chilli 

barbequed prawns or marinated pork. Take a sip of summer 

with this refreshing white. 



5618990 Shiraz, Billycan, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.19 

Here’s a juicy fruity Aussie red with balanced alcohol to give a deliciously easy drinking Shiraz. It’s time to 

rediscover just how good the wines from Down Under are tasting. (B) 13.5%vol 

5620950 Shiraz, Goldfields, South Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.19 

A soft, supple Shiraz, with deep black fruit aromas and hints of spice and pepper. (B) 14%vol 

5618940 Shiraz-Cabernet, Stringy Bark Creek, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 G SC £6.19 

Cool intensity is the style here, showing dark, fresh flavours. (B) 14%vol 

5619190 Shiraz, Arapala Sky, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.20 


Aromas of blackcurrants and bramble fruits combine with spicy berry fruit flavours and a soft, rounded finish. 

(B) 14%vol 

5616730 Shiraz, Gulara, S.E. Australia, NV SC £6.24 

A juicy, youthful Shiraz with plenty of bramble fruit and a hint of pepper. (C) 13.5%vol 




5618890 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rumours, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £6.69 

Bright cassis and blackcurrant fruit with underlying chocolate vanilla oak tones which carry through to the 

palate then burst with ripe fruit sweetness on the finish. (C) 13.5%vol 

5618910 Shiraz, Rumours, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £6.69 

Sweet cherry fruit with silky cocoa and chocolate tannins. Intense black cherries are supported by hints of 

vanilla and earthy aromas making this a Shiraz worth discovering. (C) 12.5%vol 

5605990 Black Label Red, McGuigan, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £7.42 

The McGuigan trademark style: good bright red, cheerful juicy aroma, soft sweet fruit and plenty of vitality. 

(C) 13%vol 

5605960 Merlot Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £7.42 

Soft, smooth, open-flavoured, easy drinking red. (B) 13.5%vol 

5620640 Shiraz, The Big Squeeze, Evans & Tate, Western Australia, 2014/15 SC £8.13 

As the name would suggest, a big Aussie Shiraz aged in American oak giving a rich, dark cherry and plum palate 

with black pepper and spice framed by toasty oak. (C) 13.5%vol 

5605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia, 2012/13 G SC £9.12 

Dark in colour with big friendly aromas and full, rich flavour. Masses of hedgerow fruit are set off with a firm, 

full, ripe body. (D) 13.5%vol 

5614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 G SC £9.12 

Intensely concentrated strawberry and spice flavours, showing true varietal character and well structured with 

silky tannins and delicious ripe fruit. Outstanding in its class. (C) 13.5%vol 

5613590 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange, 2013/14 SC £9.64 

Fine, cool elegance, drawn from its high altitude vineyards and the famed skills of the Cumulus winemaking 

team. Pure peppered black fruit is supported by fine velvet tannins. (D) 13.5%vol 

5617810 Merlot, Climbing, Orange, 2013/14 SC £10.78 

Cool climate Merlot giving leafy and dark berry flavours, its time in barrel adding a lovely weight and softness. 

Intense fruit on the palate, cigar box nuance and firm tannins. (C) 14%vol 

5606121 Shiraz, Rocky Road, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River, 2013/14 G SC £12.54 

Perhaps this is the perfect sleek and glossy Shiraz - smooth with richly spiced flavours, mouth-filling that run on 

forever. (D) 14.5%vol 

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5605580 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale, 2013/14 G SC £12.68 

5605590 Half Bottle £6.53 

Deep red and full of ripe spicy fruit with full McLaren Vale glossy rich flavour and expressive style. (D) 14%vol 

5615050 Pinot Noir, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania, 2014/15 SC £13.37 

Australia 

Full of cinnamon spice and cherry fruit with attractive burnt-toffee notes. It is silky smooth with elegant tannins 

to bring out the berry fruits. (B) 13%vol 

5621240 Shiraz, Blood & Courage, St. John's Road, Barossa, 2013/14 N SC £14.48 

Vibrant, deep Barossa Shiraz in all its glory! Twelve months in French oak gives structure and allows the fruit to 

shine. Brooding dark plums, liquorice and chocolate abound in this rich and flavoursome wine. (D) 14%vol 

5606130 

Shiraz-Grenache-Mataro, Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, 

Margaret River, 2011/12 

G SC £14.72 

This brings together juiciness and spice, sweet, ripe fruit and vivid, dark characters. Combined, they come alive 

with youthful ripeness and generosity. (C) 14.5%vol 

5606140 Tiger Country, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River, 2010/11 G SC £16.42 

The wine combines three unusual grapes; Tempranillo, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Sauvignon and makes a new 

active fruit style, with spiced flavours and the perfect touch of oak. (D) 14.8%vol 

5605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, De Bortoli, Victoria, 2014/15 G SC £18.48 

A wonderfully intense Aussie Pinot with layers of berry fruit and a touch of perfumed violet aroma. Just a hint of 

maturity coming through to add to the plethora of flavours. (C) 13%vol 

Devil's Corner Sauvignon Blanc List Price £13.37 

Bright pale straw colour with green splashes. The bouquet displays grassiness, 

asparagus and tomato bush leaf. This is interwoven with hints of passionfruit and citrus. 

The passionfruit flows through to the palate with delicate fruit and crisp acidity. Overall 

a wine that is bursting with flavour while leading to a finish that is crisp and refreshing. 




5618980 Chardonnay, Billycan, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £6.19 

Australia has moved away from heavy, oaky, simple white wines and this Chardonnay shows their new improved 

style. Light and fresh with crisp green apple character. (2) 13%vol 

5620960 Chardonnay, Goldfields, South Australia, 2015/16 SC £6.19 

A crisp, refreshing Chardonnay with aromas of ripe citrus fruit and a hint of lime on the palate. (2) 13%vol 

5618950 Chardonnay-Semillon, Stringy Bark Creek, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 G SC £6.19 

A delicious Chardonnay blend with notes of melon and a zesty freshness on the finish. (2) 13%vol 

5619200 Chardonnay, Arapala Sky, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.20 


Refreshing citrus and peach aromas, tropical fruit flavours combine with a clean and elegant finish. 

(2) 14%vol 

5616720 Chardonnay, Gulara, S.E. Australia, NV SC £6.24 

Clean and fresh with melon and apple fruit flavours and a crisp finish. (2) 12%vol 

5618900 Chardonnay, Rumours, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £6.69 

Showing typical Australian Chardonnay characters, with fresh green apple and lemon rind aromas. On the 

palate are ripe peach and melon, a rich creaminess and a soft light finish. (2) 13%vol 

5618880 Moscato, Rumours, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.69 

Deliciously light, effervescent, sweet style. Inviting notes of floral scents combined with lime and citrus. 

Vibrantly clean, fresh and well-balanced with a sherbet-like finish. (4) 5%vol 

5618882 Pinot Grigio, Rumours, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £6.69 

Vibrant mineral notes with lemony and white peach aromas are preceded by flavours of spice and apple with a 

delicate freshness adding to a pleasantly dry finish. (2) 11%vol 

5605950 Chardonnay Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 SC £7.42 

Lemon-edged, golden, toasty, easy Chardonnay. (2) 12.5%vol 

5621550 Pinot Grigio Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia, 2015/16 N SC £7.42 

A refreshing white wine featuring delightful flavours of ripe pear and green apple. It is a nicely balanced wine 

that delivers a clean citrus finish typical of the Pinot Grigio. (2) 13%vol 

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5605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia, 2016/17 SC £7.42 

Genuine green pea and nettles Sauvignon. More soft, cool and refreshing than crisp and snappy. 

(2) 12%vol 

5620630 Chardonnay, Butterball, Evans & Tate, Western Australia, 2015/16 SC £8.13 

A full bodied and flavoursome wine. Ripe and intensely flavoured fruit aged in premium French oak creating a 

mouth-filling combination of rich peach, melon and cashew flavours interwoven with buttery elements and 

subtle oak. (2) 12.5%vol 

Australia 

5605350 Chardonnay Vat 7, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia, 2014/15 G SC £9.12 

Golden Aussie Chardonnay shows a touch of caramel and vanilla, with plenty of up-front spice and nicely 

structured fruit. Full of ripe flavours, balanced with a racy citrus line. (2) 12.5%vol 

5605360 Verdelho Vat 6, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia, 2012/13 G SC £9.12 

This Verdelho has a nutty warmth which opens out into a juicy-fresh flavour with the nuttiness fattening the 

palate. A great food wine. (2) 13%vol 

5613580 Chardonnay, Rolling, Orange, 2014/15 SC £9.64 

From grapes grown in Oz’s highest region, this cool Chardonnay has a creamy, grassy-and-herby full delivery. 

Lissome and luscious. (2) 12.5%vol 

5606111 

Semillon-Sauvignon, Rocky Road, McHenry Hohnen, 


G SC £12.54 

These fruit notes of fresh apple, gooseberry and grapefruit, are a welcome feast of refreshment. 

(1) 12.5%vol 

5615040 Riesling, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania, 2015/16 SC £13.37 

Intensely aromatic and enticing with classic notes of lime, lemon and honey. An underlying mineral hint of 

cinder that creates a fascinating complexity with a little sweetness. (2) 12.5%vol 

Campbells Rutherglen Muscat List Price £12.68 

This is a truly unique dessert wine made using methods that derive from Sherry, Port 

and Madeira production with an Ozzy twist. Originating from Rutherglen, an area that is 

approximately a four hour drive north from Melbourne in Victoria state this wine pairs 

well with sticky toffee pudding. 




5615030 Sauvignon Blanc, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania, 2015/16 SC £13.37 

Wonderfully fresh and aromatic, with a delightful citrus edge and a taut line of minerality. Ripe and rich with just 

a hint of sweetness to balance the racy style. (2) 13%vol 

5606100 

Marsanne-Chardonnay-Roussanne, Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, 


G SC £14.72 

A delectable fusion wine with notes of quince, melons, banana, vanilla and spice. The flavours are full of zest 

yet come together in a rich smooth flow. (2) 13.5%vol 

5606090 Chardonnay, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River, 2014/15 G SC £18.79 

Here is the Western Australian family operation of Cloudy Bay’s creator, David Hohnen. This golden, finelypaced, 

gloriously expressive wine can match top end Burgundy any day. (2) 13.5%vol 

Dessert Wine 

5605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5, De Bortoli, N.S.W, 2011/12 - Half Bottle G SC £8.01 

De Bortoli Vat 5 is a perfect expression of botrytis: pure luminescent gold in colour, with intense marmalade 

and dried peel fruit flavours, plus the botrytis honeyed effect. (8) 10.5%vol 

6601270 Rutherglen Muscat, Campbells, Victoria, NV - Half Bottle SC £12.68 

Bright amber gold with copper tints. Intense Muscat aroma and fresh raisin fruit backed by a hint of fortifying 

spirit and aged oak characters. Lusciously sweet. (9) 17.5%vol 

5605380 Botrytis Semillon, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W, 2011/12 - Half Bottle G SC £19.33 

Perfect expression of Australian botrytised Semillon, this wine has a golden tawny colour and glorious aroma. 

Unctuous, viscous, concentrated sweetness. Extraordinary. (8) 11%vol 

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Australia 

St John's Road 

St John's Road Barossa is comprised of three important elements - People, 

Places and Time. It’s the partnership between two families which started in 

the 1970's, when Peter Lehmann and Robert Hesketh famously collaborated 

to form Masterson Wines and save the livelihood of many Barossa growers. 

Little did they know that their sons Jonathon and Phil would also be working 

together almost fourty years later. It is the dirt the grapes are grown on so 

not simply Barossa dirt, but the sub-regions of the Barossa where our fruit 

is grown. Ebenezer, Koonunga, Moppa, Greenock, High Eden. All of which 

produce their own unique flavour profile. It's not simply the sub-regional 

footprint, it’s the ancient soils with some of the oldest in the world. It’s the 

old vines that were planted before our Grandparents were born. Our wines 

ultimately represent generations of knowledge, hard work and experience.

Slovakia 

Gmünd 

Germany 

Linz 

Vienna 

Salzburg 

Innsbruck 

Graz 

Switzerland 

Hungary 

Italy 

Slovenia 

Austria 

Almost all of Austria’s vineyards are in the east of the country, far from the mountains that draw skiers from all over 

the world. Austrian wine production is made up of around 70% white wine with the country’s most planted variety; 

national speciality Grüner Veltliner, which is planted across more than a third of Austria’s total vineyard area. 


White wine accounts for around 70% of Austrian 

wine production. 

Did You Know? 

Austrian wine is easy to identify as the country's 

flag is displayed on top of each bottle. A white 

horizontal stripe between two red ones. 



5616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich, 2013/14 SC £13.67 

Dry in style with citrus, honey and mineral notes and extremely food friendly. (2) 12.5%vol 

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Austria 

Laurenz V. 

Laurenz V. is the first and presumably only producer in Austria and the rest of 

the world to focus entirely on producing Grüner Veltliner. Five generations of 

the prestigious Laurenz “Lenz” Moser family stand behind the name, and with 

Laurenz Maria Moser the Fifth’s twin daughters Anna and Sophie, the sixth 

generation of the Moser wine family is already well on its way. The Laurenz 

V. wines are amongst the most preferred Grüners internationally. Think of 

the floral perfume of Riesling, the refreshing zip of Sauvignon Blanc and 

the lusciousness of Pinot Grigio, all in great harmony, Grüner Veltliner is the 

chameleon of the wine world. It is a perfect food companion, fitting almost 

any dish you can think of. Ideally paired with Asian fusion dishes, modern 

cuisine or just about anything spicy, not forgetting typically Austrian dishes 

such as Wiener Schnitzel.

Antofagasta 

Valparaiso 

Santiago 

Concepción 

Puerto Montt 

Aconcagua Valley 

Casablanca Valley 

Leyda Valley 

Maípo Valley 

Rapel Valley 

Colchagua Valley 

Curicó Valley 

Maule Valley 

Itata Valley 

Bío Bío Valley 

Chile 

Chile is the longest country in the world from 

north to south but only the middle area is suitable 

for wine-growing. Further north it is too hot and 

further south it is too cold. 


Chile is the only key wine producing country whose 

vineyards have never been affected by phylloxetra; 

a vine eating bug that can destroy entire vineyard 

regions. This means that in Chile vines are often 

left ungrafted, leading many producers to practice 

organic viticulture, though many choose not to gain 

certification due the hefty expense. 

Did You Know? 

Chile is home to the most widely planted grape in 

the world; Pais. It is rarely seen outside of the country 

but accounts for the majority of local consumption. 

“I am always fascinated to see new regions trying out classic grape varieties, and a 

favourite of mine at the moment is the Bío Bío Valley. Furthest south, and therefore 

the coolest wine growing area, it lends itself to aromatic, subtle wines such as Pinot 

Gris. The original version of Pinot Grigio, they tend to have more complexity and 

richer texture with fragrant characteristics that make it extremely food friendly. If you 

usually go for Pinot Grigio I suggest you give the Agustinos Pinot Gris a try.” 

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Urmeneta Chardonnay is smooth and carries enough 

weight to pair nicely with roast chicken. The flavours allow 

balance between the two and the natural acidity of the wine 

cuts through the rich fattiness of the skin or a luxurious gravy. 

Chile 



5619060 Cabernet-Merlot, San Elian, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.85 

On the nose, aromas of black cherries, whilst on the palate, juicy red and black fruits combine with a medium 

body and soft tannins. (B) 13%vol 

5619820 Cabernet Sauvignon, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.99 

Attractive aromas of berries with mature red fruits and spices. The palate demonstrates the classical force of 

the variety, with a firm body and lasting finish. (C) 13%vol 

5619840 Merlot, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £5.99 

An intense violet red colour. On the nose, aromas of mature fruits, red berries and some spiced notes. Rich in 

tannins with a medium body and has a mildly persistent finish. (C) 13%vol 

5618100 Merlot-Cabernet, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.99 

Juicy red and black fruits on the nose such as cherries and blackberries. Good intensity, clean, young with a 

medium body and soft tannins. (C) 13%vol 

5620840 Shiraz, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.99 

Juicy, ripe, black fruits and a typical Shiraz kick of spice. Medium-bodied with good balance. (C) 13%vol 

5613210 Merlot, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.06 

Easy drinking, soft and plummy with a smooth finish. (C) 13%vol 




5617740 Cabernet Sauvignon, Santa Helena, Central Valley, 2015/16 G SC £6.17 

A generous open wine with fresh, ripe fruit aromas. Very drinkable with gentle tannins, black fruit flavours and a 

long pleasant finish. (C) 13.5%vol 

5615080 Merlot, Santa Helena, Central Valley, 2016/17 G SC £6.17 

Soft, ripe, rounded and packed with plummy spice and red fruit flavours. A very gentle texture supports plenty 

of blackberry, bramble fruit. A real over-performer. (C) 13%vol 

5619300 Merlot, Arapala Sky, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.20 


Heady aromas of rich black cherry and plum with flavours of sour cherry and a hint of mocha ending in a long 

smooth finish. (C) 13%vol 

5619110 Merlot Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.25 

A deep violet red wine with mature red fruit aromas of plum combined with spiced notes. On the palate, rich, 

velvety tannins, a medium body and a long lasting finish. (C) 13%vol 

5616840 Cabernet Sauvignon, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.33 

Dark, ruby colour, full of red fruit aromas, perfectly mixed with sweet vanilla and coconut notes. It has fresh 

mouthfeel, medium body, soft tannins and long, pleasant finish. (C) 13.5%vol 

5616830 Carménère, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.33 

A gentle, velvety wine. Spiced aromas of green pepper and some tobacco, whilst still remaining very fruity and 

fresh. (C) 13%vol 

5616850 Merlot, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £6.33 

Medium-bodied, soft tannins, with black fruit and sweet vanilla flavours. (B) 13%vol 

5621150 Malbec, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley, 2016/17 N SC £7.05 

Blackberry and blueberry fruit flavours are intertwined with violets, fresh flowers and chocolate. Six months in 

oak gives coconut and buttery notes. A juicy mouth-filling wine, impressive balance and elegance. 

(C) 13.5%vol 

5620880 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2014/15 £7.76 

Intense red cherry hue with complex aromas of red fruits, vanilla and coffee. A full, rich palate with flavours of 

blackberries, blueberries and cassis mixed with delicate toasted notes from barrel ageing. A well-made wine 

with a long and fruity finish. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620910 Merlot Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2013/14 £7.76 

Intense red purple colour with some blue reflections. Great fruit character, blackberries, black cerises and 

billberries flavours are emphasised. Wide on the palate, round and well-structured tannins, slightly spicy which 

is integrated with roasted coffee and semi-bitter chocolate. (C) 13.5%vol 

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Chile 

Viña Agustinos 

Located in a privileged spot in southern Chile, with an abundance of 

volcanoes and rivers that flow through its vineyards, Viña Agustinos was 

conceived to produce wines of the highest quality in a context of total 

sustainability. To achieve that, the winery has incorporated environmentally 

friendly and minimally invasive practices into its processes, as well as constant 

care for its employees and their families. The grapes come from a mixture of 

vineyards from several areas along the Central Valley, nestled between the 

Andes mountain range and the Pacific coast. Winemaker Diego Zabala strives 

to showcase the elegance and character of the wines produced in this unique 

terroir. He ensures that the health of the fruit is impeccable by harvesting only 

at optimal maturity from areas where the soils are of rich diversity to deliver 

these wines, which are young, well balanced and full of fresh fruit.



5620920 Pinot Noir Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2015/16 £7.76 

Red ruby colour with violet tones. Elegant aromas of cherries, raspberries and strawberries mixed with sweet 

vanilla notes. Soft and rounded on the palate with smooth tannins. (B) 14%vol 

5619870 

Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Estate Collection, Viu Manent, 

Colchagua Valley, 2015/16 

G £8.48 

Fresh red berries and blackcurrants on the nose with subtle notes of vanilla. Soft tannins lead to a long finish. 

(D) 13%vol 

5619900 Carménère, Secret, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley, 2013/14 G £10.38 

An intense, deep violet colour with complex notes of black pepper and spices. The fresh, elegant palate 

suggests red and black fruits with a long finish. (C) 14.5%vol 

5620690 ViBo Red, Viñedo Centenario, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley, 2011/12 G £16.13 

A deliciously rounded red with bold ripe fruits, subtle spicy notes, and an elegant lifted finish. (D) 14.5%vol 

Rosé Wine 

5619860 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.99 

The aromas are youthful and fresh, combining sweet red fruits with hints of candied perfume. On the palate, the 

wine is intense, full of fruit and well-balanced lasting finish. (2) 12.5%vol 

5607960 Santa Helena Rosé, Central Valley, 2016/17 G SC £6.17 

Attractive, bright colour, with a light, crisp, clean taste. Perfect refreshment. (2) 12.5%vol 

5616820 Cabernet-Merlot Rosé, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.33 

This rosé is bright pink in colour, and just off-dry in style yet full of fresh, fruity aromas, such as strawberries and 

plums. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620870 Merlot Rosé, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2015/16 SC £7.20 

Vibrant pink colour does not disappoint with an explosion of raspberries, strawberries and rose petals. Fresh and 

juicy, with a balanced acidity. (2) 13%vol 


5619070 Sauvignon-Semillon, San Elian, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.85 

On the nose, tropical fruit aromas whilst on the palate, citrus fruits, a light body and a balanced acidity. 

(2) 12.5%vol 

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5619830 Chardonnay, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £5.99 

Fresh and young, slightly golden with green olive hints. Sweet, tropical aromas such as banana and pineapple 

combine and on the palate, the wine is crisp, soft and well-balanced. (2) 12.5%vol 

5619850 Sauvignon Blanc, Alta Baliza, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £5.99 

Refreshing, young wine showing a green yellow colour. The aromas are fresh with hints of grass and citrus fruit. 

On the palate, a balanced acidity, light body and lingering finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

5618110 Sauvignon-Semillon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley, 2015/16 SC £5.99 

A pleasant aromatic nose with a hint of citrus fruit. A young and fresh wine with tropical fruit flavours and a 

balanced acidity. (1) 12.5%vol 

Chile 

5613214 Sauvignon Blanc, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £6.06 

Straightforward and easy drinking with plenty of ripe fruits. (1) 12.5%vol 

5615070 Chardonnay, Santa Helena, Central Valley, 2016/17 G SC £6.17 

A classic New World Chardonnay - ripe, rich and full-bodied. It shows lots of ripe, tropical fruit freshness with 

floral undertones and a bright, clean finish. (2) 13%vol 

5607840 Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Helena, Central Valley, 2016/17 G SC £6.17 

This classic Chilean style of Sauvignon Blanc is lively and lifted, with a herbal green pea leafiness and real 

freshness through the finish. (2) 12%vol 

5619360 Sauvignon Blanc, Arapala Sky, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £6.20 


Green gooseberry and ripe melon aromas combine with zingy citrus flavours and a crisp, refreshing finish. 

(2) 12.5%vol 

Alta Baliza Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé List Price £5.99 

This rosé is hugely versatile, especially this style that is just off-dry and very fruity. 

This makes it appealing to those wanting a glass to enjoy on its own or as a wine to 

accompany food. Alta Baliza Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé can pair with a whole range of 

meat and vegetarian dishes with a variety of flavours. 




5619120 Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £6.25 

A delightfully crisp and refreshing white wine. Citrus fruit aromas and floral notes combine on the nose. On the 

palate, a balanced acidity, light body and a lasting finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

5616800 Chardonnay, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2016/17 SC £6.33 

This intense Chardonnay shows aromas of peach and pineapple, plus a hint of banana that all blend perfectly 

with sweet notes of vanilla. (2) 13%vol 

5616810 Sauvignon Blanc, Urmeneta, Central Valley, 2015/16 SC £6.33 

A blend of herbal notes and fresh tropical fruit such as grapefruit, pineapple and mango. It is fresh in style with 

balanced acidity that enhances the fruity palate. (2) 12%vol 

5621160 Pinot Gris, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley, 2016/17 N SC £7.05 

A delicious example of this popular grape variety (more commonly seen as Pinot Grigio). Aromas of fresh red 

apple and ripe quince fruit. The palate is fresh and balanced. A fantastic match for fish dishes or equally thirstquenching 

on its own. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620890 Chardonnay Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2015/16 £7.76 

Rich yellow in colour with an expressive nose; scents of bananas, white peaches and apricots mixed with notes 

of vanilla, toffee and dried fruits. It is soft, ample and generous with balanced natural acidity and a persistent 

finish. A great food wine. (2) 14%vol 

5620900 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2015/16 £7.76 

Characteristic and intense nose of rose petals with notes of lychee and orange blossom. Sweet melon and fresh 

citrus fruits give balance to the palate. Long, persistent finish. (2) 13.5%vol 

5620930 Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley, 2015/16 £7.76 

Very pale lemon with greenish gleams. Intense elderflower nose mixed with herbal notes and lemon blossom. 

The palate is crisp and fresh, filled with juicy citrus and tropical fruit flavours. (1) 12.5%vol 

5619890 Viognier, Secret, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley, 2014/15 G £10.38 

Intense aromas of peach, apricot and pear intermingled with light citrus and floral notes. The palate is balanced, 

with fresh acidity and a persistent finish. (2) 14%vol 

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Chile 

Aves del Sur, Maule Valley 

The Del Pedregal family has been associated with the wine industry since 

1825, when Carlos Alberto del Pedregal arrived in Chile from Asturias in 

Spain, bringing European vines with him. He chose to settle in the beautiful 

Loncomilla Valley in the Maule region, attracted by the excellent conditions 

for viticulture. From then, eight generations have remained dedicated to the 

winemaking business, safeguarding the original traditions, whilst adapting 

to modern times. In this way, the company has been gradually investing in 

new technologies, acquiring new terrain, and challenging itself to respond 

dynamically to the needs of the 21st century consumer. Aves del Sur is 

a tribute to all of the bird species that thrive on our land and fly over our 

vineyards, exhibiting their free spirit. This characteristic is embodied in this 

youthful, fresh, light brand with defined, juicy flavours.

Barnstaple 

Exeter 

Pebblebed 

Truro 

Camel Valley 

Knightor 

St Austell 

Sharpham 

Plymouth 

Torquay 

Penzance 

England 

The UK is a premium wine producing region with around 500 vineyards in England and Wales. We are fortunate enough 

to represent five of the leading wineries in Cornwall and Devon and work closely with them to develop the interest 

and sales in these exciting wines. 


Vineyard hectares are at their highest ever level, 

with area planted doubling in the last seven years 

and in the last ten years acreage has increased by 

over 140%. 

Did You Know? 

English vineyards are now producing an average 

of four million bottles per year. Even the French 

recognise the quality of our soils, with Taittinger 

recently purchasing 40 hectares to be planted with 

Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier in 2017. 

“I’m very keen to explore all countries and regions, with my interest recently moving 

back to the Old World and their classic styles. But why look so far afield when we 

have top quality and truly exciting wines being produced in Cornwall and Devon? 

They are on our doorstep and the winemakers are both innovative and forward thinking. 

Try Lyme Bay Shoreline White from East Devon or Camel Valley Bacchus Dry 

from Camel Valley Vineyard in Cornwall for something special and a little different. 

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Lyme Bay Shoreline White has a lot of appealing fruit 

character on the nose and a zesty freshness on the palate. 

It has a slight saline finish which makes it a great food wine 

with a perfectly fresh platter of Fruits de Mer. A view of the 

beautiful Devon coastline is a bonus. 

England 



5616520 Camel Valley Rosé, Camel Valley, Cornwall, 2014/15 G SC £14.69 

A light, dry rosé with intense strawberry aromas. Refreshing acidity and bright red fruit, this is perfect for sipping 

‘al fresco’. (2) 13%vol 


5608110 Dart Valley Reserve, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon, 2015/16 SC £10.82 

Super full-flavoured, zippy estate wine. Energetic and with all the structure for a long and happy life. 

(2) 11%vol 

5620260 Dry White, Pebblebed, Devon, 2014/15 SC £11.31 

A fresh crisp wine made from 50% Madeleine Angevine and 50% Seyval Blanc grapes in a dry style but with 

plenty of fruit. It has been described as an English version of a Marlborough Sauvignon. (1) 10.5%vol 

5617290 Bacchus, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon, 2014/15 SC £14.00 

An off-dry style, well-balanced with elegant, tropical fruit aromas. The palate is fresh and fruity with a 

refreshing, crisp finish. (2) 11%vol 

5608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley, Cornwall, 2014/15 SC £14.36 

Light, floral and delicate with apple blossom and a racy edge. A really vibrant, dry wine that shows the potential 

of our English vineyards. (1) 13%vol 

5620370 Shoreline White, Lyme Bay, Dorset, 2014/15 SC £14.55 

A wine for seafood: dry and refreshing with complex layers. This beautiful wine has subtle notes of rose petal, 

lemon, nettle and grapefruit. (2) 11%vol 


Strasbourg 

Obernai 

BAS-RHIN 

Sélestat 

Ribeauville 

Riquewihr 

Kayserberg Kientzheim 

Munster 

HAUT-RHIN 

Guebwiller 

Thann 

Mulhouse 

Colmar 

Alsace 

In the rain-shadow of the Vosges Mountains, this 

unique region of France is famed particularly 

for aromatic whites such as Riesling and 

Gewürztraminer and is capable of producing wines 

that achieve higher alcohol levels while retaining 

the cool, aromatic edge. Beautifully presented 

in the classic Alsace flute, a wine from producer 

Michel Leon is a must for any good list. 


Riesling and Gewürztraminer are amongst the 

most important varieties of the region and are 

designated 'noble' grape varieties. Unlike Germany, 

the traditional winemaking technique of the region 

is to ferment all of the grape sugar into alcohol 

producing a dry, full-bodied wine. 

Did You Know? 

The region used to be part of Germany and was 

called Elsass. The tall, green tapered bottles are a 

reflection of its Germanic past. Alsace has so many 

Michelin starred restaurants that it warrants its own 

specially enlarged box on the Michelin star map. 

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Michel Léon Gewürtztraminer is golden in colour and full 

of floral, spicy aromas. Supple, balanced and pleasantly long 

on the palate, enjoy this fantastic wine with spicy or oriental 

cuisine, the sweetness of the Gewürztraminer will offset 

the sharpness of many Asian flavours such as ginger and 

lemongrass. 



France 

5617850 Riesling, Michel Léon, 2015/16 £10.13 

The most famous grape variety in Alsace producing a wine that is fresh and fruity with a touch of citrus. 

On the palate, it is structured and balanced with fine aromas. (2) 13%vol 

5617840 Gewürztraminer, Michel Léon, 2015/16 £11.74 

Golden in colour and full of floral, spicy aromas as you would expect from this most aromatic varietal. 

Supple, balanced and pleasantly long on the palate. (2) 13%vol 

Riesling, Michel Léon List Price £10.13 

This Riesling comes from the foot of the Vosges Mountains between Strasbourg and 

Colmar. It is straw yellow in colour, with a concentrated, fruity aroma. On the palate, it 

is structured and balanced, and will pair well with seafood or flambée tart. 


Médoc 

St Estéphe 

Pauillac 

St Julien 

Listrac 

Moulis 

Margaux 

Blaye 

Bourg 

Blanquefort 

Bordeaux 

Pessac-Léognan 

Pomerol 

St Émilion 

ENTRE DEUX MERS 

Podensac 

Barsac 

Sauternes 

LOT 

ET 

GARRONE 

France - Bordeaux 

Perhaps one of the greatest and most famed wine producing regions in the world and yet one that is not forthcoming 

in its efforts to advise, educate, modernise or simplify. As an independent family owned wine merchant we are lucky 

to hold stocks of many parcels of fine vintages, appellations and Châteaux. Our wine specialists are on hand to talk 

through our offering to suit the price point and style of wines for your list. 

Please note that we purchase select parcels of stock and therefore availability may be restricted. Whilst we endeavour to 

maintain these parcels, prices may fluctuate or change should new stock be purchased. 


Nearly all Bordeaux wines are blends of at least 

two different grape varieties, mainly Merlot, 

Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot 

or Malbec. 

Did You Know? 

Up until the 1970s, Bordeaux was best known for 

its production of white wine rather than red and 

now Bordeaux grows more Merlot than any other 

wine region in the world. 

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Château Lamothe-Bergeron has a very charming nose with 

a perfect combination of red fruit and vanilla. Juicy, pure and 

generous in the mouth, with a very long finish. Enjoy with a 

classic such as Tournedos Rossini or with a mushroom risotto. 



France 

AC Bordeaux/Bordeaux Supérieur 

5621090 Bordeaux Rouge, Les Origines de Jules Lebègue, 2015/16 N £8.43 

Award-winning wine with a delicate bouquet of red fruit such as redcurrant and raspberry, with subtle charred 

notes. Well-rounded on the palate with hints of wild strawberry and mocha. A great partner to grilled meat, 

chorizo and risotto dishes. (C) 13.5%vol 

5602260 Château Pierrail Rouge, Bordeaux Supérieur, 2014/15 £12.03 

Smooth, balanced, well-made Claret. It carries a forest signature of wild berries and sweetly charred timber. 

Very rewarding. (C) 14.5%vol 

Left Bank - Haut-Médoc 

5618660 Château Caronne Sainte Gemme, 2010 £18.74 

This wine offers a dark plush feel, with roasted fig and warm currant preserves notes. Dark tobacco and 

bittersweet cocoa flavours flow, followed by a solid, tarry-edged finish. (D) 13.5%vol 

5621120 Château Lamothe Bergeron, 2012 N £19.84 

Ripe juicy black fruit with hints of sour cherry and cedar. On the palate, this wine is gentle and elegant displaying 

red fruits and toasted notes on the finish. Drink now to 2018. (C) 12.5%vol 

5618670 Château Citran, 2010 £20.28 

Back at the height of its game with richer and more styled wines. Liquorice and hedgerow fruits encompass an 

open round personality, both great value and very satisfying. (D) 13.5%vol 


Left Bank - Haut-Médoc 


5618650 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet, 2010 £21.82 

An intensely satisfying aroma of red berries and a deep purple/ruby colour. Stylishly supple with gentle tannins, 

length and mouth-filling volume. (C) 13%vol 

5618630 Château Bernadotte, 2010 £23.33 

This dark crimson wine has good smooth fruit with balanced tannins, body and alcohol. Dramatic and crowdpleasing 

with real potential for development. (C) 14%vol 

5618640 Château Sociando-Mallet, 2010 £39.35 

This wonderful Bordeaux Château constantly delivers. Deep cassis and integrated oak flavours, it is plump and 

juicy on the palate with a huge, long finish. A rewarding wine. (C) 13.5%vol 

5714640 Château Sociando-Mallet, 2006 £44.48 

Mild, malty, open and very appealing, it is also sweet and savoury. Less terroir-driven than earlier vintages it has 

light tannins on the finish that offer it a very classy future. (C) 12.5%vol 

Listrac Médoc 

5619930 Château Fourcas Hosten, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, 2006 £24.96 

Fine, toasted aromas with hints of cassis, plum and vanilla spice. Elegant, poised in style and alluring. 

(D) 13%vol 

Margaux 

5618590 BriO de Cantenac Brown, 2009 £27.13 

Notes of violets and blackcurrants with mulberry, tobacco and earthy cedar characters. Elegant, refined flavours 

lead to a long satisfying finish. (C) 13%vol 

5619970 Château Labégorce-Zédé, 2006 £34.17 

A combination of the aromatic richness of Merlot and the weight and fullness of Cabernet Sauvignon, giving a 

fine balance and a wonderful freshness. (C) 13%vol 

5618600 Château Labégorce Margaux, 2009 £34.54 

One of the great vintages of Bordeaux and exhibited perfectly. Young nose with black fruits, mocha and oak 

influence. Despite its youth it displays softness and great potential. (D) 14%vol 

5619950 Château Kirwan, Grand Cru Classé, 2006 £45.91 

It is lively and firm with perfectly ripe tannins, and with a long, elegant, fresh finish - typical of the vintage. 

(C) 13%vol 

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France 

Château Pierrail 

Situated on a rocky outcrop, the Château du Pierrail looks over a valley in wich 

the Fonchotte River meanders. This small river rises in the estate and flows 

into a three hectare lake situated in woodland in the middle of the property. 

This fine Château of classic design, Mansart roofed, has a facade flanked by 

two towers. It was built in the 17th century by the Segur family on the site 

of an older middle ages Château. From 1782 for more than a century the 

property was owned by the Barons de Brianson, and large portraits of the 

family as cavaliers are hung in the main salon of the Château. Now owned by 

the Demonchaux family, Jacques Demonchaux began to restore the property 

to its former glory and the 17th century Château, its park and vineyard are 

now a beautiful estate of harmony and charm.

Margaux 


5714590 † Château Palmer, 3ème Cru Classé, 2002 £111.20 

Smooth blackcurrant nose, nice purity and some chocolate richness. The palate shows good concentration of 

pure, dark fruits and mouth-filling finish. Very satisfying, pure wine. (D) 13%vol 

5702150 † Château Palmer, 3ème Cru Classé, 1989 £234.80 

Most attractive, sweet, soft and mature, with cedar notes. Ideal for drinking now. (C) 12%vol 

Médoc 

5618690 Château d'Escurac, 2010 £18.95 

Classic tobacco leaf, blackcurrant, black cherry mingled with forest floor character and hints of liquorice. 

Supple texture and a plush, opulent finish to savour. (D) 14.5%vol 

5618680 Château Potensac, 2010 £26.35 

Classic notes of red and blackcurrants, earth and spice are well-presented in this deep ruby/purple-coloured, 

medium-bodied wine, which should drink nicely for a decade or more. (C) 14%vol 

Moulis 

5617600 Château Maucaillou, 2009 £28.65 

Rich colour, subtle, fruity aromatic strength, characterised by ripe, harmoniously balanced and full-bodied 

flavours. Ageing gives depth of flavour, good structure and longevity. (D) 14%vol 

5714620 Château Poujeaux, 2006 £28.95 

Shows interesting minerality on the nose and works up to ripe, charming weight on the palate. Fresh and jazzy 

with ripe cassis fruit and fine tannins. Perfect for early drinking. (C) 13%vol 

Pauillac 

5618610 Château Haut-Batailley, Grand Cru Classé, 2010 £46.22 

Intense black fruits from fully ripened grapes, complemented by a delicious freshness. Precise, balanced and 

beautiful. (C) 13.5%vol 

5701970 † Château Lynch-Bages, 5ème Cru Classé, 1985 £156.18 

Eucalyptus is followed by fruit of great concentration. Hugely generous, wrap-around sweet ripeness in the 

palate. Very New World - glossy and dramatic. (D) 12.5%vol 

5617660 † Château Lynch-Bages, 5ème Cru Classé, 2009 £158.35 

The colour reflects remarkable ripeness, overtones of blackcurrant and black fruit. Opulent flavour enhanced 

by fresh acidity contributing to perfect balance and long finish. (D) 13.5%vol 

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Pauillac 


5702250 

† Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, 

2ème Cru Classé, 1986 

£174.09 

Rich, warm tobacco and fruit aromas. Deliciously tasty and combative, with fruit depth, oak flavours and big 

tannins. Ripe and chewy and unquestionably delicious now. (D) 12.5%vol 

5702220 

† Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, 

2ème Cru Classé, 1982 

£412.72 

While very rich it is still positively juicy, youthful and joyous. The sweetness and firmness of the palate create 

quintessential deliciousness. Simply glorious. (D) 12.5%vol 

5701890 † Château Latour, 1er Cru Classé, 1982 £1,541.20 

Incredible cigar box cedar and cassis aromas. The palate is elegantly complex with wonderful finesse and grace. 

Deep currant fruit mingles with mocha, tobacco and tar intensity. (D) 12.5%vol 

St. Estèphe 

5702200 † Château de Pez, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel, 2009 £32.95 

Intensely deep colour, it has the cassis and tobacco leaf nose from this classic area. Big, fine flavours and richly 

austere it is maturing with real elegance. (D) 14%vol 

France 

5618620 Château Phélan Ségur, 2010 £46.22 

Packed with fresh, ripe, juicy blackberries, liquorice, coffee and spice. Qualities of softness to the tannins in the 

long, fresh, round finish make this worth seeking out. (C) 14%vol 

St. Julien 

5701920 † Château Leoville-Las-Cases, 2ème Cru Classé, 1983 £105.12 

Very dark, but black edges to brick red. It has cool intensely concentrated fruit aroma, that measures out on the 

palate. Intensity gives way to length on the finish. (D) 12.5%vol 

Right Bank - Lalande-de-Pomerol 

5618700 Château Sergant, 2011 £15.41 

Accompanied by a rich bouquet and structure, its ageing potential is long-lived. The palate is full and balanced 

with notes of blackberry jam and caramel. (C) 13%vol 

Pomerol 

5618710 Clos Beauregard, 2011 £29.69 

Packed with ripe black fruit, spice and chocolate. Beautiful and velvety. Surprising density, medium body and 

excellent purity as well as texture, to drink over the next decade. (C) 13%vol 


St. Émilion 


5621100 Les Origines de Jules Lebègue, 2015/16 N G £11.73 

A beautiful ruby red hue leading to a bouquet of black fruit, cherries and blackcurrant, enriched by toasty notes. 

Made from Merlot and Cabernet Franc and aged for six months in oak. This wine offers a good introduction to 

the wines of St. Émilion in an approachable, friendly way. (C) 13%vol 

5620340 Château Franc Mayne, Grand Cru Classé, 2010 £27.04 

A privately owned small estate producing exceptional wine that is expressive and powerful with delicious red 

fruit and spice. 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc, with silky tannins and a soft velvety finish. (C) 14%vol 

5618730 Château La Tour Figeac, Grand Cru Classé, 2009 £39.98 

Displaying rich aromas of blueberries, raspberries, truffles and tar, this wine is strong and powerful with an 

opulent structure and freshness on the finish. (D) 14%vol 

5619940 Château La Tour du Pin Figeac, Moueix, Grand Cru Classé, 2005 £42.79 

Full of soft and sweet yet bright fruit and offers real satisfaction and plenty of complexity. Delicious. 

(C) 12.5%vol 

5714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot, 2006 £53.71 

Black fruits and subtle hint of woodsmoke indicates the sweet ripe palate to follow. Bright and fresh, it has quite 

an opulent and appetising zip supporting fine dry tannins. (C) 14%vol 


5602500 Château Pierrail Rosé, Bordeaux Supérieur, 2015/16 £8.72 

Lovely Château-bottled rosé, offers a super-fresh cranberry lift-off, and stays dazzling all the year-round. 

(2) 13.5%vol 


5602490 Château Pierrail Blanc, Bordeaux Supérieur, 2015/16 £8.88 

Sauvignon Blanc and Sauvignon Gris together make an easy lifted style, delivered with soft breezy freshness. 

(1) 13.5%vol 


5620100 Château Petit Vedrines, Sauternes, 2013/14 - Half Bottle £22.84 

Classic peach and honey notes characterise this wine. The perception of sweetness is offset by fruit, dried 

apricot and melon. (7) 13%vol 

5714660 Château Rieussec, Sauternes, 2006 £60.72 

Big and powerful with plenty of weight, a sweet floral herbiness and complexity of candied peel and 

marmalade. Clearly ambitious, solid and creamy; impressive with time. (7) 13.5%vol 

† Prices quoted are net. 

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France 

Château Palmer 

The history between Château Palmer and St Austell Wines goes back more 

than half a century. Deep in the depths of our cellars you will find more than 18 

different vintages baring the name of this esteemed Margaux Château. 

Founded in 1938, Château Palmer has distinguished itself as one of Bordeaux’s 

leading grand crus. In less than a century, four families have helped to drive the 

estate towards international recognition. Today, two have remained to lead it 

into a new era; the Mähler-Besse family, originally from the Netherlands, made 

its name in the textile and wine business and the Sichel family who specialised 

in the distribution of fine wines in the UK, France and Germany. Together, their 

descendants rebuilt the estate after the Second World War, and brought into 

the world a number of exceptional vintages, including the legendary 1961.

Auxerre 

CHABLIS 

Nevers 

Avallon 

C ÔTE DE BEAUNE 

Autun 

C ÔTE D’OR 

Gevrey-Chambertin 

Vosne Romanée 

Corton 

Volnay 

Puligny 

Mercurey 

Pommard 

Meursault 

Autun 

Dijon 

C ÔTE DE 

NUITS 

Nuits-St-Georges 

C ÔTE 

CHALONNAISE 

M ÂCONNAIS 

Mâcon 

Pouilly-Fuissé 

Beaujeau 

BEAUJOLAIS 

France - Burgundy 

If Bordeaux is the King of wine regions then Burgundy is the Queen with its elegant Pinot Noirs and classic Chablis. 

Chardonnay is the most widely planted grape for the whites and Pinot Noir for the reds (with the exception of Gamay 

in Beaujolais). Such refined wines command very high prices, not least with the recent poor vintage and exchange 

rate influence, but once in the glass these wines reveal their wondrous character that secures their reputation as 

the world’s finest. We are proud to have over 30 Burgundian wines for you to choose from whether for day-to-day 

drinking in style or something more special to adorn your list. 



“After spending a week in Beaune my favourite food and wine match is a no brainer! 

Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Murgers des Dents de Chien with sensational Époisses 

cheese is a match made in heaven. Rich, luscious Chardonnay with full-flavoured and 

creamy Époisses. Delicious!” 

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The classic pairing for Domaine Chanson Pommard is the 

dish of the region, Beef Bourguignon. The earthy aroma of 

the wine along with its velvety full bodied character partner 

the hearty stew in red wine sauce just perfectly. 


Côte Chalonnaise 


France 

5617010 Mercurey, Domaine Chanson, 2012/13 £23.13 

Flavours of raspberry, liquorice and spices. Concentrated, well-balanced, beautiful tannic structure with good 

persistence. (B) 13%vol 

Côtes de Beaune 

5602860 Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Domaine Chanson, 2012/13 £19.11 

True Burgundy quality has been given to this young Hautes Côtes - a real over-performer in its class with vibrant 

fruit and absolute depth. (C) 12%vol 

5618070 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets, Louis Carillon et Fils, 2009/10 G £23.47 

An attractive, stylish medium-bodied wine with good fruit on the palate. Fine red berry characteristics with 

clean, crisp finish, good balancing tannin and acidity. (C) 13%vol 

5602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour, 2013/14 G £37.53 

Youthful ripe aroma. Young juicy Pinot Noir on the palate with some red berry fruit and a touch of violets - very 

smooth and well structured. (C) 13%vol 

5617020 Pommard, Domaine Chanson, 2011/12 £54.26 

Intense aromas of ripe red berries with a hint of minerality. Delicate oak and well-integrated tannins with a long 

and generous finish. (C) 13.5%vol 


Côtes de Nuits 


5617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour, 2013/14 G £44.30 

Ripe cassis and black cherry fruit aromas. Classic earthy character with long, elegant finish showing a rich vanilla 

flavour. (C) 13.5%vol 

5617030 Gevrey Chambertin, Domaine Chanson, 2012/13 £51.33 

Very refreshing aromas of red berries mixed with spices and vanilla. Well-integrated oak note and refined tannic 

structure. (C) 13%vol 

Beaujolais 

5620810 Beaujolais, Terra Iconia, 2014/15 £8.45 

An abundance of intense berry fruits such as redcurrant, blackberry and blueberry. A subtle, floral peony 

fragrance lingers on the palate and combines with mineral notes and round, silky tannins to give a balanced 

glass with a lengthy, fruity finish. (A) 12.5%vol 

5618290 Côte de Brouilly, Collin Bourisset, 2012/13 £11.10 

Intense ruby colour. It has a nose of red fruits, plum, a hint of peach with mineral tones. Soft and delicate with 

plump black and red fruit characters and a rich spicy tone. (B) 13%vol 

5620760 Fleurie, Château de L'Abbaye, 2014/15 £11.53 

Beautifully floral as the name would suggest with notes of iris, violet, rose and peach. An elegant wine with 

smooth tannins, a classic from the Gamay grape. (B) 12.5%vol 

5603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes, Louis Latour, 2014/15 G £13.96 

Morgon is the most dense and long-lived Cru of Beaujolais. Full-bodied, firm and able to age. (D) 13%vol 


Chablis 

5620980 Chablis, Domaine Vignes Blanche, Louis Moreau, 2015/16 G SC £13.92 

Produced by Louis Moreau, this fresh, crisp Chardonnay has wonderful citrus and mineral notes with a nutty hint 

on the finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

5603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche, 2015/16 G SC £14.01 

Pale lemon-green, full rounded aroma and flavour making a sound finish. Very good quality for this junior 

appellation. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620130 Chablis, Jean Deligny, 2015/16 SC £15.40 

A rich and complex wine with a wonderful, fat structure and the charming typical Chardonnay aromas of butter 

or brioche. Harmonious, fine and elegant with an excellent aromatic linger. (1) 12.5%vol 

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Chablis 


5603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche, 2015/16 G SC £16.19 

Fine gold, with full fruit and authentic Chablis flinty character. Firm, correct, perfectly expressed. 

(2) 12.5%vol 

5603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay, Domaine Laroche, 2014/15 G SC £21.47 

The elegant biscuit and brioche aroma is fitting of its ‘Premier Cru’ status. Fine fruit flavour and the merest hint 

of oak to round out the citrus notes to extend the finish. (2) 13%vol 

Mâconnais 

5620650 Mâcon-Villages, Ropiteau, 2014/15 £11.13 

Rich golden in colour, this wine is elegant yet expressive. Flavours of lemon and mint provide fresh balance with 

soft, floral honeysuckle notes giving a roundness to the finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

5603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour, 2014/15 G £12.45 

5603380 Half Bottle £6.85 

Bright favourite from the Latour stable, with fresh grassy notes, plenty of tropical fruit and a firm roundness. 

Good ripe Chardonnay, with a touch of age. (2) 13%vol 

France 

5618190 Saint-Véran, P. Ferraud et Fils, 2011/12 £16.02 

Delicious peach and pear aromas from this Southern Burgundy. On the palate it is dry, rounded with white floral 

notes and a fine minerality. (2) 13%vol 

5603500 Pouilly Fuissé, P. Ferraud et Fils, 2013/14 £23.60 

Classic firm and ripe Pouilly, yet with modern, fresh and energetic aromas. Flavours are at once sappy and green, 

with a creamy vein from a little oak support. Truly delicious. (2) 13%vol 

Domaine Laroche Chablis Saint Martin List Price £16.19 

Chablis Saint Martin has the intense freshness typical of the terroir in combination with 

ripe white fruit and white blossom aromas. The minerality gives a lingering finish and a 

distinct character. A nice complexity emerges from this vintage, while keeping a lot of 

purity. Enjoy it with fish carpaccio, saffron-flavoured scallops or pork fillet. 


Côte Chalonnaise 


5603450 Montagny, Louis Latour, 2013/14 G £15.34 

Pale lemon colour. Ripe fruit nose and a palate of butter and lemon successfully combined. (2) 13%vol 


5618080 

Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Murgers des Dents de Chien, 

Gerard Thomas et Filles, 2014/15 

£25.92 

A concentrated palate revealing notes of honey, dried peach and spice. It has refined crisp acidity that suffuses 

the palate with minerality as it rolls out on the finish. (2) 13.5%vol 

5603290 Chassagne-Montrachet, Louis Latour, 2014/15 G £39.19 

This fine, elegant, unoaked Chardonnay is classic of its village within the Côtes de Beaune. Buttery brioche 

notes with a citric underline show a stylish complexity. (2) 13.5%vol 

5603420 Meursault 1er Cru, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour, 2013/14 G £42.74 

Lemon colour. Soft, rounded, rich Chardonnay flavours. Plenty of pure fruit character for those who are not 

looking for oak flavour and weight. (2) 13.5%vol 

5603540 Puligny-Montrachet, Louis Latour, 2013/14 G £46.28 

Pale lemon colour. Full-flavoured young wine with no evident oak. Very neat and confident Puligny with signs of 

balanced ageing for added depth. (2) 13.5%vol 

5703560 Puligny-Montrachet, Jacques Carillon, 2013 G £46.79 

Intensely scented fruit and soft oak nose. Superbly integrated flavours from this top flight producer and the 

smoothest fruit imaginable on the palate. (2) 13.5%vol 

5703310 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru, Domaine Louis Latour, 2009 G £84.45 

The nose of this golden wine may still be understated, but the lovely sunny top fruit notes have already 

combined with a buttery nuttiness that is fine and mouth-filling. (2) 14%vol 

5714270 † Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru, Vincent Girardin, 2005 £121.90 

Rich, unctuous wine, yet refined with subtle balance of elegant fruit. Wonderful spice with peach stone fruit 

character, ripe but crisp acidity shapes this full wine. (2) 13.5%vol 

5703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru, Louis Latour, 2001 G £125.61 

Subtle concentration of layers of tropical fruit, caramel and hints of vanilla and oak. Very intense and beautiful 

balance with a taut acidity that lifts it to an immense finish. (2) 14%vol 


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France 

Louis Latour 

The Latour family began as vine growers in Aloxe-Corton as early as 1760s 

and went on to establish Maison Louis Latour, in 1797. The company has been 

in family ownership for 11 generations and is now led by Louis-Fabrice Latour. 

Maison Louis Latour owns almost 50 hectares of grand cru, premier cru and 

communal vineyards in the Côte d'Or, representing the largest single holding 

of Grand Cru vineyards in the region. Maison Louis Latour's Domaine wines 

are produced at Château Corton Grancey using traditional techniques and 

almost entirely made by hand. Louis Latour adopted sustainable farming 

methods over 15 years ago and work to protect the ecosystems within 

their own vineyard and the wider environment. In 1998 they gained FARRE 

accreditation and in 2003, ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems. 

They were instrumental in the creation of the Paysage de Corton, who work 

to protect and promote the health and biodiversity of the Corton hillside.

Le Mans 

Orléans 

Nantes 

Muscadet De 

Sèvre Et Maine 

Angers 

Saumur 

Anjou 

Bourgeuil 

Vouvray 

Tours 

Chinon 

Blois 

Pouilly 

Sancerre Fumé 

Vierzon 

Menetou 

Quincy Salon 

Bourges 

Reuilly 

Muscadet 

Poitiers 

France - Loire 

The Loire Valley Vineyard stretches from the west coast Nantes area with its bone dry, sea-fresh Muscadets, through 

to Central Loire with sweeter Vouvrays and dry fruity Touraine Sauvignon. From there it flows to the Upper Loire, 

the Central Valley – almost in the centre of the country – and home to the villages of Pouilly Fumé, Sancerre and 

Menetou-Salon, with their superb minerally, flinty wines. 


The Loire Valley is the biggest producer of white 

wine in France, and produces 20% of the whole 

country’s wine. The U.K. is its biggest export 

market and the wines are perfectly suited to fresh 

fish and seafood. 

Did You Know? 

The town of Sancerre is famed for not only its 

stunning Sauvignon Blancs but also its goats, and 

therefore cheese. The phrase ‘if it grows with it, it 

goes with it’ couldn’t be more apt! 

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Les Roches Cachées Chinon is invigorating, elegant and 

packed with character. Made with only Cabernet Franc it 

has a fruity and intense nose preceding an invigorating 

palate of freshly cut pepper and soft spice making it the 

perfect accompaniment to charcuterie. 



France 

5620830 Chinon, Les Roches Cachées, 2014/15 £10.51 

A fruity and intense nose precede an invigorating palate of freshly cut pepper and soft spice. Vibrant, elegant 

and packed with character. (B) 12.5%vol 


5604070 Rosé d’Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré, 2015/16 G £8.39 

All softness and light sweetness here. A long-standing favourite from the lovely Loire Valley. (4) 10.5%vol 

5604250 Sancerre Rosé, Domaine de la Perrière, 2015/16 £13.85 

Classically pale and delicately dry, Pinot Noir rosé from the Loire is highly sought-after. Elegant strawberry and 

raspberry fruits share perfect balance with natural acidity. (2) 13%vol 


5604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré, 2015/16 G £7.12 

Dry, crisp, and fresh with a sea breeze and light almond character. Carries a light and easy natural style. 

(1) 12%vol 

5617890 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie 'Bleu', 2015/16 £8.41 

Traditional, classic Muscadet meets modern day with this quirky bottle design and colour. Full and nicely 

balanced on the palate with a lingering finish. (1) 12%vol 




5619770 

Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine des Caillots, 

Chereau Carré, 2013/14 

G £8.55 

Typical Sauvignon Blanc from its famed home in the Loire Valley. Herbal undertones precede a subtle palate of 

gooseberry and box hedge with a dry, crisp finish. (1) 12%vol 

5604170 

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, 

Château L’Oiselinière de la Ramée, Chereau Carré, 2014/15 

G £8.62 

5604180 Half Bottle £4.49 

Just what a good young Muscadet is all about. A suggestion of sea breeze over new-mown hay, some mineral 

cool, finished with calm length. (1) 12%vol 

5604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré, 2015/16 G £10.00 

With its floral bouquet, appley fruit and cool acid balance, all Vouvray’s key features are on show here. 

Its medium-dry softness makes a delightful aperitif. (4) 12.5%vol 

5614610 Sancerre, Domaine Neveu, 2015/16 £13.50 

Classic wine from the historical home of Sauvignon. Not only does it have an elegant ‘gunflint’ minerality, 

but the grassy, gooseberry fruit carries through the citrus richness. (1) 12.5%vol 

5604280 Sancerre, Domaine de la Perriére, 2014/15 SC £13.85 

Cool and grassy, with a boisterous touch of gooseberry fruit over a neat mineral base, this offers classic 

character at good value. (1) 12.5%vol 

5604210 Pouilly Fumé, Domaine Saget, 2014/15 SC £15.24 

Classic Pouilly from the central vineyards of the Loire. Crisply refreshing aromatic fruit and an underlying 

suggestion of flint. (1) 12.5%vol 

5604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige, Guy Saget, 2012/13 £19.91 

Fascinating mellow flavours combine in an unusual aged Loire Sauvignon. The enriched style still maintains its 

ultra-fresh character. An exceptionally calm and cool fine wine. (2) 12.5%vol 

5604261 Sancerre, Domaine Vacheron, 2015/16 G £23.61 

Highly-praised producer living up to the domaine reputation with a confident and expressive wine. 

Racy top notes of greengages and fresh-cut grass meet on a mineral edge. (1) 12.5%vol 

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Saget La Perrière 

The Saget family has been working a vineyard in Pouilly-sur-Loire for nine 

generations. In 1976, the estate underwent considerable development to 

the drive of the current manager Jean-Louis Saget. Starting out with four 

hectares, the estate has gradually expanded hundred-fold to its present 400 

hectares. Owner of six estates in the Loire Valley, the Saget family is now 

considered to be a fully-fledged specialist of this wine making region. 

In addition to its properties, the Saget family also sources a third of its 

production thanks to long term and strong partnerships with producers. 

The new generation, Arnaud & Laurent will also do their utmost to continue 

the know-how and the quality of Guy Saget wines through the years.

Côte Rôtie 

St. Etienne 

Vienne 

Condrieu 

St. Joseph 

Grenoble 

St. Péray 

Crozes Hermitage 

Hermitage 

Cornas 

Valence 

Montélimar 

Orange Gigondas 

Châteauneuf-du-Pape 

Vacqueyras 

Lirac 

Côtes du 

Ventoux 

Tavel 

Avignon 

Côtes du 

Nîmes 

Luberon 

Montpellier 

Arles Coteaux 

D'aix-en-Provence 

Aix-en-Provence 

Marseille 

France - Rhône 

Rhône is a versatile and highly productive region producing some serious wine rivals to the great names of Bordeaux 

and Burgundy, but also some fabulous everyday drinking wines which have benefitted from good vintages in recent 

years. The region is separated into two main areas; Northern Rhône, responsible for only a small percentage of total 

production, but home to many of the premium wines, and, Southern Rhône with its far greater vineyard area with an 

impressive range of wines. Production is mainly red wines but the whites are well worth discovering too. 




Northern Rhône where Syrah is the dominant 

grape, accounts for only 5% of all production in the 

region, and Southern Rhône, where Grenache is 

king, accounts for the other 95%. 

Did You Know? 

It's always mentioned that 13 different grapes are 

used in Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Sometimes you will 

see it as 14 if Grenache Noir and Grenache Blanc 

are counted as two different varieties. 

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Domaine Perrin Côtes du Rhône Nature is full bodied with 

lots of fruit and elegant and fleshy tannins. It’s gutsy enough to 

stand up to the meatiness of a rack of lamb yet complements 

a herb crust or red wine jus due to its cherry and spice notes 

and aromas of garrigue - the French term for hedgerow and 

herbal notes such as thyme, rosemary and juniper. 



France 

5613710 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Auguste Bessac, 2014/15 SC £7.25 

Young and well-ripened, this Rhône red is wonderfully easy-drinking, with light berry fruit style. (B) 13%vol 

5603830 Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine Perrin, 2015/16 SC £8.86 

The Perrin family are the epitome of modern wine production. This wine is wonderfully natural tasting, a perfect 

ripe juicy red - delicious to the last drop. (C) 13%vol 

5617310 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Colombo & Fille, 2014/15 £10.92 

A bright and seductively fruity wine packed with red fruit characters, well-rounded tannins and balanced acidity. 

(C) 13.5%vol 

5603840 Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin, 2013/14 G £11.96 

Made in a supple spicy Syrah style. This juicy and effortlessly-delicious wine has the Perrin family fingerprints all 

over it and the grapes have been grown organically. (C) 13%vol 

5617330 Crozes Hermitage, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier, 2014/15 G £17.06 

Red fruits, blackcurrant and raspberry aromas, fresh and rounded with a baked fruit note on the palate. 

Very fine and elegant. (D) 13%vol 

5613700 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Auguste Bessac, 2013/14 G £17.56 

Châteauneuf has achieved world-favouritism by being as equally spicy and well-flavoured for informal summer 

eating, as richly warming in winter. A charming, easy-drinking style. (C) 13.5%vol 




5617320 Saint Joseph, Colombo & Fille, 2013/14 £18.37 

From hand-harvested Syrah and the result is a wine with wonderful richness and a dense full-bodied structure 

with blackberry, cherry and clove notes. (D) 13.5%vol 

5619910 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Colombo & Fille, 2012/13 G £24.81 

A big wine with intense colour, nose and palate. Ripe fruit and gingerbread spice with herbaceous notes. 

(B) 14%vol 

5603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards, Domaine Perrin, 2013/14 £30.31 

Young healthy powerful Châteauneuf with wall-to-wall fruit and spice flavours. All the character and muscle 

you could want in a fine fruit coat. (D) 14%vol 

5703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde, E. Guigal, 2010 £44.15 

The peak of the classic northern Rhônes from the canonised M. Guigal. The fruit is exciting and evolved, the 

palate is rich, juicy and textured like satin. (D) 13.5%vol 


5619920 Côtes du Rhône Blanc, Colombo & Fille, 2014/15 £10.92 

Intense floral aromas and crisp, fresh citrus characters. Lively and vibrant. (1) 13%vol 

5703650 Condrieu, E. Guigal, 2013 £39.83 

Three great words: Condrieu (the place) - Viognier (the grape) - Guigal (the producer) - show why the pulses 

race. Here is an elegantly-matured classic to match its reputation. (2) 13.5%vol 

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Colombo & Fille 

Winemaker Laure Colombo is a rising star of the Rhône Valley. Where 

does the fire and passion within her come from? When you meet Laure’s 

parents you understand that it is a typical trait of the Colombo family. 

Cornas, in the Northern Rhône Valley is where she grew up. The vineyard 

was her playground, so it was perhaps natural that she too would become a 

winemaker and would later join the family domain. 

Alongside the enormously enjoyable, fruit packed Côtes du Rhône Rouge, we 

offer the Côtes du Rhône Blanc. With an intense floral aroma and fresh citrus 

character, this wine will be a perfect accompaniment to many seafood dishes. 

The Saint Joseph and Châteauneuf-du-Pape both offer a classic option if you 

are looking for a fuller bodied, rich and food friendly offering. 


Florac 

Alès 

Le Vigan 

LANGUEDOC-ROUSILLON 

Nîmes 

Mazamet 

Muscat de 

St Jean Minervois 

St Chinian 

Clairette du 

Languedoc 

Faugères 

Montpellier 

PROVENCE 

Minervois 

Béziers 

Carcassonne 

Narbonne 

Corbières 

Perpignan 

Prades 

France - 

South 

Spain 

Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon produce five 

times the amount of Australia, encompassing a 

great diversity of soils, grape types and wine styles. 

It is also the oldest grape growing region of France 

with many vineyards dating back to Roman times 

and a host of lesser known grape varieties that 

are now finding popularity with wine enthusiasts. 

The wines offer excellent value for money, and are 

very fruit forward appealing to most modern day 

palates. 


The South of France is the single largest wine 

producing region in the world, being responsible 

for more than a third of France's total wine 

production. 

Did You Know? 

Despite the size of the region, the area is the least 

populated part of France with only approximately 

ten residents per mile. 

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The super Rue des Amis Malbec from Languedoc is very 

food friendly with its juicy and fruity easygoing nature. It 

would happily sit alongside a chargrilled burger topped with 

smoky bacon or barbecue sauce. Spicy, fruity, mouthfilling 

and satisfying. 



France 

5618782 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Dark ruby red with a powerful bouquet of ripe fruit with hints of herbs and spice. Firm and round to taste with 

structured length. (C) 13%vol 

5620860 Malbec, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Deep ruby in colour, this is an approachable style of this increasingly popular variety. Intense red fruit aromas 

lead on to a smooth and easy-drinking palate. (C) 12.5%vol 

5618830 Merlot, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Intense, ruby red with enticing aromas of red berries and spice. Rich, round on the palate with a smooth finish. 

(B) 13%vol 

5618840 Carignan-Syrah, Les Vignerons, 2015/16 SC £6.46 

Intense nose, offering ripe blackberry and blueberry notes, with hints of liquorice. Medium-bodied, fruit driven 

and supple, with soft tannins on the finish. (C) 12.5%vol 

5618850 Grenache-Pinot Noir, Les Vignerons, 2015/16 SC £6.46 

Beautifully perfumed aromas with notes of red fruit and spices. A smooth, elegant wine with an abundance of 

ripe red fruit and a lingering finish. (B) 13%vol 

5618970 Pinot Noir, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.72 

Exceptionally smooth with soft tannins, red fruit aromas and cherry flavours. A lighter red and very food 

friendly. (B) 12.5%vol 




5601080 Merlot, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique, 2015/16 SC £7.58 

No heaviness, here is a light supple Merlot that takes its cue from many traditional light wines made in 

neighbouring Bordeaux. (C) 12.5%vol 

5614940 Syrah-Grenache, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £7.79 

Smoky, spicy and herby with plenty of attractive hedgerow fruit flavours and good, solid weight. An almost 

chalky minerality that begs to be matched with robust food. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620660 Merlot, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, 2015/16 £8.03 

Deep ruby in colour with hints of dark purple. Jammy fruits combine with an earthy, spicy finish. Rounded, silky 

tannins linger on the palate and provide balance. (C) 13%vol 

5601240 Merlot, Laroche, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £8.04 

Rich Merlot smell. Velvet-textured fruit flavours and a splash of oak to firm the taste and shape the finish. 

Absolutely delicious. (C) 13.5%vol 

5621340 Mourvédre-Cabernet, Coin des Coquins, Languedoc, 2014/15 N £8.46 

Bursting with smoky black fruits, violets and black pepper. On the palate, it is succulent and intriguing, the fruit 

mingles with notes of tarragon and its richness is offset by the fresh acidity of the Cabernet. (D) 13%vol 

5601440 Syrah, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2014/15 G £9.90 

Syrah is the star of Laurent Miquel’s ninth generation family vineyards. Brilliance shows in its captivating spicy 

aromatic ripeness and its natural fruit freshness on the palate. (D) 13.5%vol 

5601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon, 2013/14 G £10.94 

Valmoissine is the upland site of an ancient monastery, perfect for Pinot Noir. The proof is its fresh strawberry 

aroma and open flavours, the effect is of ripe softness. (B) 12%vol 


5619380 Grenache-Merlot Rosé, Les Vignerons, 2015/16 SC £6.46 

Light pink colour with raspberry reflections. Intense with notes of little red fruits and exotic fruits. Lively and 

tasty on the palate, round and fruity. Wild strawberry aromas. (2) 13%vol 

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £7.79 

This innovative family firm produces their modern dry rosé in a bright fruity style that is positively full flavoured. 

Vivid redcurrant fruit drives a super-fresh experience. (2) 12.5%vol 

5613640 Rosé de la Chevalière, Laroche, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £8.04 

Among the bigger, drier, richer styles of rosé wines that partner food so well. It has bags of forward raspberry 

fruit and a real noseful of fresh-picked berries. (2) 12.5%vol 

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5621130 Abbaye Saint-Hilaire Rosé, Côtes de Provence, 2015/16 N G £8.88 

A pale dry rosé, made primarily from Syrah and Grenache, showing red fruit aromas. Provence is the rockstar of 

rosé, but this wine is also ethically produced in order to hand the vineyards on to future generations. 

(1) 13%vol 

5618200 Sables d'Azur Rosé, Côtes de Provence, 2015/16 £9.02 

Classic Côtes de Provence rosé. Salmon coloured, elegant nose of white flowers, summer fruits and citrus with 

crisp acidity and delicate finish. (2) 13%vol 


5618784 Chardonnay, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Pale gold in colour with a bouquet of ripe peaches and a hint of vanilla. This easy drinking Chardonnay 

culminates in a delicious, round, fresh finish. (2) 12%vol 

5618810 Chenin Blanc Medium Dry, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Delicate, pale yellow with lovely expressive mineral and floral notes on the nose that open up into exotic fruit 

on the palate. (3) 12%vol 

France 

5618790 Sauvignon Blanc, Rue des Amis, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £6.17 

Lovely fresh and floral aromas on the nose are balanced by tropical lychee and papaya on the palate with a 

delicious, well-balanced, lingering finish. A good partner to fish or seafood. (2) 12%vol 

5618800 Muscat-Viognier, Les Vignerons, 2015/16 SC £6.46 

Pale in colour, with golden hues, this refreshing, lively wine offers intense flavours such as peach and citrus, with 

floral hints. Crisp and zesty, the palate has excellent balance and elegant finish. (2) 12.5%vol 

5618860 Vermentino-Colombard, Les Vignerons, 2015/16 SC £6.46 

A clean, vibrant and refreshing wine. Varietal tropical fruit and lemon linger on the nose, with light mineral 

notes. The palate is refreshing with white fruits and a mouthfilling texture. (2) 11.5%vol 

5601090 Sauvignon Blanc, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique, 2015/16 SC £7.58 

Grassy, dry Sauvignon from western France, with a pleasing, crisp, neat finish. (1) 12%vol 

5620750 Viognier, La Baume Grande Olivette, Languedoc, 2014/15 SC £7.75 

Bright straw yellow colour with powerful peachy aromas that leap from the glass. Mandarin zest, fresh apricot 

and candied orange vie for attention on the palate, full-bodied flavours that develop into a fresh and spicy 

finish. (2) 14%vol 

5601411 Chardonnay-Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £7.79 

Melons and peaches are suggested in this soft southern wine: its lifted bouquet and supple flavour are quietly 

sensual. (2) 13%vol 




5620680 Chardonnay, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, 2015/16 £8.03 

Beautiful pale gold with glints of lime. Complex aromas of citrus and exotic fruits as well as toasted nuts. 

A rich yet fresh and delicate wine with softness and lingering, elegant fruitiness. (1) 12%vol 

5620670 Sauvignon Blanc, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, 2015/16 £8.03 

Pale lemon in colour. Very expressive, with tropical mango and pineapple and an interesting leafy, herbaceous 

character. (1) 11.5%vol 

5601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc, 2015/16 G SC £8.04 

Skillfully-made modern wine, with a high-toned bouquet of limes, and a creamy-clean richness on the palate. 

(2) 13%vol 

5621330 Sauvignon-Gros Manseng, Coin des Coquins, 2015/16 N £8.46 

A blend of classic Sauvignon grape with the rather unusual variety Gros Manseng from the south of France. 

Pineapple, mandarin and peach flavours make this a very refreshing wine with aromatic complexity. 

(1) 12%vol 

5619720 Picpoul de Pinet M, Languedoc, 2015/16 SC £8.69 

This is an outstanding wine that really delivers. Fresh with a bright aroma of white flowers and zesty citrus. 

(1) 12.5%vol 

5601420 Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2015/16 G £9.90 

Peach-scented Viognier is perfectly pitched here. Skillful winemaking keeps the peach notes true, right through 

the lovely, long, cool finish. (2) 13.5%vol 

5621460 Picpoul de Pinet, Cuvée Caroline, Famille Morin, Languedoc, 2016/17 N £9.94 

Abounding with fresh aromas of white flowers, acacia and hawthorn; ozone and sea air notes fill the senses 

and on the palate. It has a roundness from regular lees stirring during the winemaking. This is a true ‘gourmet’ 

Picpoul. (1) 12.5%vol 

5620770 Albarino, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc, 2015/16 G £10.01 

Aromas of grapefruit with a delicate floral overtone, the palate refreshing with ripe white peach flavours and a 

hint of lime on the finish. A soft yet crisp and aromatic white. (1) 13%vol 


5619780 Muscat de St. Jean de Minervois, 2012/13 - Half Bottle £6.23 

Expressive sweet wine, with dried apricot, exotic fruit, rose flower and orange peel aromas. Rich in the mouth 

with honey and citrus fruit notes on the finish. (8) 15%vol 

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France 

Mas la Chevalière 

In the heart of Languedoc in the South of France, Mas La Chevalière is both 

a vinegrower and a winemaker. Estate wines come from two outstanding 

vineyards: Roqua Blanca, a place with plenty of sun, dedicated to red varieties. 

Located at 150m altitude, the Roqua Blanca vineyard benefits from a cooling 

influence of the sea and a high temperature contrast between day and night. 

It is divided into several parts with different soil types, and you can find 

clay, limestone and marls. White wines are grown at Peyroli, a breathtaking 

vineyard at high altitude between 400 and 500 metres. Clay-limestone soil 

and cooler conditions make the place a perfect terroir for fine Chardonnay.

Hamburg 

Netherlands 

Bremen 

Poland 

Hanover 

Belgium 

France 

Mosel 

Düsseldorf 

Bonn 

Mittelheim 

Ahr 

Koblenz 

Wiesbaden 

Frankfurt 

Rheingau 

Nahe 

Rheinhessen 

Mannheim 

Heidelberg 

Pfalz 

Baden 

Wurttemberg 

Stuttgart 

Eisleben 

Saale-Unstrut 

Franken 

Weissenfels 

Nürnberg 

Leipzig 

Sachsen 

Czech 

Republic 

Freiburg 

Konstanz 

Austria 

Switzerland 

Germany 

There are signs that German wines are being taken more seriously and that there is life beyond the famed cheap and 

sweet styles from the 1970s. Sales of more premium wines are growing as their versatility with food is recognised. 

Red wine from Germany is yet to grace our list and we will keep an eye on demand, so for now, it is all about Riesling. 

This elegant and long lived variety offers styles from bone dry zesty citrus to sweet luscious dessert wines and 

everything in between. 


The German wine growing regions are some of the 

most northerly in the world - giving a distinctive 

high level of acidity in wines, even at high ripeness 

levels. 

Did You Know? 

The most important grape varieties are Riesling 

and Pinot Noir - which is known as Spätburgunder 

in Germany. 

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The Naked Grape Riesling is wonderfully aromatic, with 

a fresh mouthfeel and medium sweetness. For desserts 

this wine matches slightly lighter flavours, not too creamy 

or heavy. A gooseberry fool with apricot that has a creamy 

flavour but isn’t too heavy, and has an appealing sharpness 

with the gooseberry that pairs with the acidity of the wine. 



5604430 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh, Rhein, 2014/15 £6.13 

5614260 Quarter Bottle SC £2.17 

Germany 

Medium-sweet, nice shape and length. (4) 10%vol 

5604570 Piesporter Michelsberg, Franz Reh, Mosel, 2015/16 £6.87 

Fresh, light, semi-dry wine with neat sweetness and focused Mosel acidity. (4) 9.5%vol 

5604380 Riesling, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann, Pfalz, 2015/16 SC £7.40 

Clear, modern, pure Riesling statement - cool, firm and confident, with nice top fruit flavour over a good 

chassis. (2) 12.5%vol 

5604540 Riesling Kabinett, Reh Kendermann, Mosel, 2015/16 SC £7.74 

White-and-green, fresh and grassy, quite sweet and well-balanced with some edge. Clean, pure style. 

(4) 8%vol 

5620140 Riesling, The Naked Grape, Pfalz, 2014/15 G SC £8.92 

Medium style wine with lovely peachy flavours and a hint of apricot. Showing the purity of Riesling, this 

harmonious wine is worth discovering and enjoying with seafood and shellfish or as an aperitif. (3) 11%vol 


Switzerland 

Austria 

Hungary 

Valle d'Aosta 

Turin 

Piemonte 

Liguria 

Lombardia 

Milan 

Trentino 

Alto Adige 

Veneto 

Venice 

Emilia Romagna 

Genoa 

Modena 

Friuli-Venezia 

Giulia 

Slovenia 

Croatia 

Bosnia and 

Herzegovina 

France 

Florence 

Livorno 

Toscana 

Marche 

Umbria 

Montenegro 

Roma 

Abruzzo 

Lazio 

Molise 

Campania 

SARDINIA 

Naples 

Puglia 

Albania 

Basilicata 

Calabria 

SICILIA 

Syracuse 

Italy 

The appetite for Prosecco and Pinot Grigio continues but it is other grape varieties and the huge breadth of regions 

that excites when we talk Italian wine. Be it Appassimento, made with partially dried red grapes for added intensity, 

or a zesty Vermentino from Rocca di Montemassi in Tuscany, there are plenty to choose from and discover. There is 

also interest in more premium Pinot Grigios and sparklings that are more generous in flavour when paired with food. 

“I can’t get enough of Italian wine right now. Each region seems to have a very distinct 

style to suit every occasion. A real crowd-pleaser is our Gran Rosso Primitivo- 

Negroamaro from Salento. Even though people may not be familiar with the grape 

varieties, a second glass is swiftly ordered once they’ve tasted it as it offers a big style 

red in a super-smooth package.” 

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Italy’s nod to America in this wine carries over to the food it 

pairs with. The vanilla spice, oak character and bags of fruit 

make True Zin Zinfandel an ideal accompaniment to a 

chargrilled steak served pink with chips and all the trimmings. 



5619640 Nero d'Avola, Artemesia, Sicily, 2014/15 SC £6.17 

Spicy and fruity with notes of blackberries, blueberries and mulberries. The finish is rounded and fruity with well 

integrated tannins. (C) 13%vol 

Italy 

5620150 Sangiovese, Soprano, Rubicone, 2014/15 SC £6.22 

Blackberry and blackcurrant aromas abound with a hint of sweet spice. A medium-bodied wine with a lovely 

balance of cherry and bramble fruits and light delicate integrated tannins on the finish. (C) 11%vol 

5618180 Sangiovese, Villa Cardini, Puglia, 2015/16 £6.72 

Delicate and aromatic berry flavours, refined plum notes. A medium-bodied style, balanced on the palate with 

cherry fruit and gentle tannins. (B) 12.5%vol 

5619650 Primitivo-Negroamaro, Gran Rosso, Salento, 2015/16 £6.91 

Intense, full and complex with dark chocolate and black cherry character. A wonderful food wine with plenty of 

body and structure for hearty dishes. (C) 13.5%vol 

5619680 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva, Tor del Colle, Botter, 2013/14 £7.26 

Intense and concentrated on the nose with cherry flavours and notes of blackberries and liquorice. Dry and 

herbaceous on the palate, rounded and mouthfilling. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620480 Zinfandel, True Zin, Puglia, 2015/16 G SC £7.46 

Fruity with notes of plums, cherry jam and tobacco; spicy with an aftertaste of cocoa, coffee and vanilla. 

Organic - tick, oak-aged - tick, Californian - oh no, this is Southern Italy at its most jovial. (D) 14%vol 




5619610 Salice Salentino Riserva, Il Tauro, Botter, 2012/13 £7.81 

A full and rich red with velvety soft tannins. Concentrated black fruit flavours linger on the palate with a herbal 

freshness on the finish. (D) 13%vol 

5620120 Appassimento, Casa Vinironia, Puglia, 2015/16 £8.07 

A full-bodied soft wine giving characteristics of ripe plum and raisins. Oak ageing adds to the intensity with 

pleasing notes of spice and vanilla. (D) 14.5%vol 

5619790 Valpolicella Classico, Zonin, Veneto, 2014/15 G £10.20 

Aromas of wild berries and cherries precede a classic dry and smooth palate. A lighter style red, ideally suited to 

tomato-based Italian dishes. (B) 12.5%vol 

5619670 Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso, Zonin, Veneto, 2013/14 £11.33 

A wonderfully rich and complex deep ruby-red wine with intense aromas of cherries and chocolate. Dry and 

robust on the palate with a fine and harmonious balance. (E) 14%vol 

5619600 Chianti Classico, Castello d'Albola, 2013/14 G £11.97 

A traditional Chianti Classico with aromas of fruit cake and subtle spice and a complex yet balanced palate with 

herbal undertones. (D) 13%vol 

5619580 Barolo, Poggio Le Coste, 2012/13 G £19.90 

Deep garnet. There are floral notes of dried rose and violets layered over hints of black tea. Elegant tannins and 

a delicious lingering finish. (D) 13.5%vol 

5619660 Amarone della Valpolicella, Zonin, Veneto, 2012/13 G £25.51 

Intense colour leads into an inviting bouquet of wild hedgerow berries. There is a velvety feel and masses of rich 

sundried fruit, spice and integrated balanced tannins. (E) 15%vol 

5620520 Rocca di Montemassi, Zonin, Tuscany, 2012/13 £25.64 

This super-Tuscan is intense, ruby red with vivid garnet reflections. Complex aromas showing cherry, plum and 

currant, with notes of violet, eucalyptus, vanilla and sweet tobacco. Rich and elegant palate, fresh fruit with full 

and plush tannins leading to a long and mineral-rich finish showing spicy, toasted notes. (D) 14.5%vol 


5619450 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Tanti Petali, Botter, 2015/16 G SC £5.97 

Very light and refreshing with a delicate pear-drop fruit. Absolutely bright and fresh, terrifically easy to drink. 

(1) 12%vol 

5620490 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Intorno, Puglia, 2015/16 G SC £6.00 

A light and delicate dry rosé with gentle hints of strawberry fruit and a sherbet touch. Soft, refreshing and 

uplifting. (2) 12%vol 

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5619460 Zinfandel Blush, Island Fox, Puglia, 2015/16 SC £6.16 

This is Italy’s take on the ever-popular sweet Zinfandel rosé that California does so well! It is sweet and juicy 

with fruit salad flavours, a lighter body and lower alcohol. (4) 11%vol 

5608610 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Laroma, Botter, Pavia, 2014/15 SC £6.56 

As pleasing a Pinot Grigio rosé as you could find. It has freshness, delicacy and rose-scented charm all the way 

through. (2) 12%vol 


5619440 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, Tanti Petali, Botter, Veneto, 2015/16 G SC £5.97 

Light and leafy with a hint of pear and blossom. An easy-going match for almost anything. (2) 12%vol 

5620110 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, Intorno, Veneto, 2015/16 G SC £6.00 

A dry, soft and well-balanced wine, with delicate pear and almond flavours. An ever-popular glass of white. 

(1) 12%vol 

5614080 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Alessandro, Venezie, 2015/16 SC £6.13 

Light and delicate style with floral notes and a lime and sherbet touch. (2) 11.5%vol 

Italy 

5619630 Grillo, Artemesia, Sicily, 2016/17 SC £6.17 

A scent of apricot and honey on the nose; a delightful finish with exotic fruity overtones. (2) 13%vol 

Miopasso Pinot Grigio List Price £7.73 

With its warmer climate, Sicily produces a much riper style of Pinot Grigio with great 

depth, this is reflected in Miopasso Pinot Grigio which is deliciously ripe with rich stone 

fruit flavours and a honeyed finish. Miopasso is a small range of quality wines made with 

indigenous Italian grape varieties. The Wine People’s aim is to bring traditional styles of 

Italian wines to the international market place - a genuine taste of Italy. 




5619370 Pinot Grigio-Garganega, Arapala Sky, Venezie, 2015/16 SC £6.20 


Delicate green apple and citrus aromas follow onto the palate with a crisp, clean finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

5616920 Pinot Grigio, Soprano, 2015/16 SC £6.22 

Crisp apple and soft white pear flavours. This wine is easy drinking with a lifted freshness. (1) 11.5%vol 

5608600 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Botter, Venezie, 2015/16 SC £6.56 

Fresh, dry and delicate with gentle floral and citrus aromas. A classic Italian white wine. (2) 12%vol 

5619620 Frascati Superiore, Gran Pico, 2014/15 G £7.29 

A youthful and delicate Frascati with classic fresh fruit aromas and a clean, savoury palate. The ideal alternative 

to Italy’s classic Pinot Grigio. (2) 12%vol 

5618150 Fiano Lunate, Botter, Sicily, 2015/16 G £7.36 

One for the senses; deep golden colour, tropical aromatics and a palate that bursts with flavours of mango and 

pineapple. Crisp, dry and harmonious. (1) 13.5%vol 

5620090 Pinot Grigio, Miopasso, Sicily, 2015/16 SC £7.73 

Lemony-yellow in colour with brilliant glints, a captivating, fresh and lively taste with hints of acacia honey, pear 

and ripe apple. (2) 13%vol 

5614540 Gavi La Battistina, Araldica, 2015/16 SC £9.04 

Brilliantly bright and fresh with charming poached pear and peach fruit flavours. Zesty acidity with a hint of 

minerality on the finish. (2) 13%vol 

5620510 Vermentino, Calasole, Rocca di Montemassi, 2015/16 £10.00 

Elegantly balanced aromas of citrus, green melon and white blossom. The palate is silky, with mouthwatering 

green apple, citrus and stone minerals that lead to a long and refreshing finish. (1) 12.5%vol 

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Italy 

Casa Vinicola Botter 

Founded in 1928 by Carlo Botter and today managed by the family’s third 

generation, Botter is a market leader for the sale and export of Veneto and 

Italian wines. The Company portfolio includes wines produced in Piedmont, 

Tuscany, Latium, the Marches and Apulia. The company works with producers 

in Apulia, Molise, Abruzzo and Sicily, surveying the entire production process. 

Botter exports 98% of production to more than 40 countries. Next to the 

main European markets the company has customers, either importers or 

distribution chains in U.S.A, Canada, and Asia, including the Scandinavian and 

the Canadian monopolies. The export management is coordinated by Carlo’s 

grandchildren, and his two sons Arnaldo and Enzo manage the company, 

which now has more than 90 employees.

Tripoli 

Mediterranean 

Sea 

Syria 

Beirut 

Naameh 

Saidon 

Tyre 

Jordan 

Israel 

Lebanon 

With the troubles in Syria, you would be forgiven for thinking that the Lebanese wineries had disappeared into the 

desert. In fact, they are thriving despite risking life and death to grow and harvest grapes. Lebanon is firmly staking its 

place amongst the wine firmament. Château Musar’s red is still Lebanon’s most celebrated wine described by many 

as one of the great wines of the world; a gamey blend of Cabernet, Cinsault and Carignan, and currently 2004 vintage 

– one of the best. 


The number of wineries in Lebanon has increased 

from only five in 1998 to more than 30 in 2016, and 

wine production is now at around 600,000 cases of 

wine each year. 

Did You Know? 

Despite their close proximity to the front line 

during the Civil War, Château Musar amazingly lost 

only two vintages during the fighting! 



5709020 Château Musar, Bekaa Valley, 2004 G £24.52 

A herbs-and-baked-earth overtone to the sweet ripe fruit and vivid palate. Scents of fine leather, cigarbox and 

dried orange peel amplify the flavour. (D) 14%vol 

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Lebanon 

Château Musar 

The wines of Château Musar are unique expressions from a country with an 

ancient wine-making culture, as wines have been cultivated from Lebanon’s 

high altitude Bekaa Valley for over 6000 years. French in origin, the Hochar 

family arrived in Lebanon in the 12th century, ‘Preux Chevaliers’ and have 

remained there ever since. Château Musar’s red vineyards are situated 

towards the southern end of the Bekaa Valley, at relatively high altitudes 

and have the kind of calcareous, gravel and stone soils that encourage the 

production of high quality grapes. The grapes used to make the red wine 

are Cabernet Sauvignon and Southern Rhône varieties of Cinsault and 

Carignan from long established mature wines yielding a maximum of 30 to 

35 hectolitres per hectare.

Whangerei 

Auckland 

Kumeu 

Hamilton 

Gisborne 

Hawkes Bay 

Napier 

Hastings 

Nelson 

Blenheim 

Marlborough 

Wellington 

Waipara 

Christchurch 

Canterbury 

Central 

Otago 

Dunedin 

New Zealand 

It is really good to see so many places listing New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc by the glass despite its higher price point 

than its Chilean counterpart. For the aficionados conversations are now about the different styles of Marlborough 

Sauvignon, or the different regions producing Sauvignon. This can only be good for New Zealand’s wine development 

in the competitive UK market. It is also worth exploring the other varietals produced such as Bordeaux blend reds, 

Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer and the heralded Pinot Noir of course. 


Vines were first planted in 1819 but it took a 

further 150 years for New Zealanders to discover 

that their cool, maritime climate was suitable for 

high quality wine production. 

Did You Know? 

The wines of New Zealand are the first on the 

planet to see the sun each day. 

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The Duke Sauvignon Blanc embodies all that is most 

renowned about Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. A riot of 

mouthwatering gooseberry, lime zest and vibrant passionfruit 

flavours. Match with steamed Westcountry mussels in an 

Asian styled broth using ginger, lime, honey and spring onion. 



5620610 Pinot Noir, Taringi, Marlborough, 2013/14 SC £10.30 

Deliciously scented with ripe berry fruit. Smooth tannins and a touch of spice provide texture to a fruit-led 

palate. (B) 12.5%vol 

5621250 Pinot Noir, The Duchess, Marlborough, 2014/15 N SC £10.68 

Crafted by the excellent family-owned Babich Winery, one of New Zealand’s most successful wine estates. 

This wine is elegant and complex, aromatic aromas of fresh red berries, plums and spice. (B) 13%vol 

5617480 Pinot Noir, The Crossings, Milestone Series, Marlborough, 2014/15 SC £13.78 

Finely poised aromas of red cherry, spice, raspberry and gentle smokiness. The palate is vibrantly intense with a 

full, rich and silky mouthful. (B) 13.5%vol 

New 

Zealand 

5609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay, 2014/15 G SC £13.82 

Full dark red. Soft Merlot, firm Cabernet and ripe, dark Malbec come together perfectly in this smooth 

integrated blend. (D) 14%vol 

5609090 Pinot Noir, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, 2014/15 SC £29.98 

Plummy and spicy with hints of cardamom, liquorice and smoky oak. There is great cherry and red berry fruit 

flavour encased in silky tannins. Genius. (B) 13.5%vol 




5609200 Esk Valley Rosé, Hawkes Bay, 2015/16 G SC £10.32 

Cool fermented to retain the vibrant berry fruit aromas and flavours. (2) 12%vol 


5619500 Sauvignon Blanc, Taworri, Marlborough, 2015/16 SC £8.55 

Benchmark New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc with all the classic notes this style of wine is famed for - crisp zesty 

character, gooseberry fruit, grassy notes and utterly delicious. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620160 Sauvignon Blanc, The Duke, Marlborough, 2016/17 SC £8.68 

The Duke embodies all that is most renowned about Marlborough Sauvignon. A riot of mouthwatering 

gooseberry, lime zest and vibrant passionfruit flavours. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620850 Sauvignon Blanc, Gravel & Loam, Marlborough, 2016/17 G SC £8.69 

Intense goosberry aromas alongside fresh herbaceous and grassy notes. Vibrant passion fruit, citrus and peach 

characters with top notes of melon and kiwi balanced with softer apple and white pear flavours. 

Well-structured zesty acidity with fantastic length and elegance. (1) 13%vol 

5620600 Sauvignon Blanc, Taringi, Marlborough, 2016/17 SC £8.82 

Distinctive Marlborough aromas leap out of the glass and continue to the palate - gooseberry, nettle, lime and 

passionfruit. A pleasingly crisp finish leaves you wanting more. (1) 12.5%vol 

5609440 Sauvignon Blanc, Esk Valley, Marlborough, 2014/15 SC £10.42 

Very lean and grassy with a mineral, citrus zing. It has an added complexity of asparagus pungency and bright 

nettly notes. Absolutely classic benchmark Sauvignon. (1) 13%vol 

5609430 Chardonnay, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay, 2012/13 SC £11. 41 

Creamy, firm and bright, with a neat oak edging to support the delicious, tropical fruit salad character. Smart and 

good. (2) 13%vol 

5609220 Pinot Gris, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay, 2015/16 G SC £11. 41 

Understated, yet full and quietly grand. It makes a very good all-purpose wine with freshness, broad fruit style 

and good weight well combined. (2) 13.5%vol 

5609190 Riesling, Esk Valley, Marlborough, 2014/15 G SC £11. 41 

Has the thrilling aromatic tension of elderflower, gooseberry and lime, to give mouth-filling richness. Total 

refreshment. (2) 12.5%vol 

5616260 Sauvignon Blanc, The Crossings, Marlborough, 2016/17 SC £11.52 

Bright and fresh, it leaps with exotic notes of white peach and pink grapefruit over a mineral flintiness. 

Complexity of gooseberry, passionfruit and taut citrus - just brilliant. (1) 12.5%vol 

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New 

Zealand 

Esk Valley Wines 

As Chief Winemaker, Gordon Russell has been at the heart of the winery since 

1993 and has developed a range of classic wines that have built up a very loyal 

following over the years. Grapes are sourced from both Esk’s own vineyards 

and from dedicated contract growers from two main regions in New Zealand. 

In Hawkes Bay this includes vineyards in the prestigious Gimblett Gravels 

region and in Marlborough, vineyards in the Awatere and Wairau Valley, which 

provide the fruit for their benchmark Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling. 

Esk Valley is unique in that many of the techniques used are dictated by the 

winery itself. The old concrete vats, the layout of the buildings and the lack 

of modern technology mean the wines are made in a simple, honest, hands 

on way. The result of this passion and labour intensive approach is a range of 

elegant, intensely flavoured wines that are extremely food friendly.



5614990 Sauvignon Blanc, Spy Valley, Marlborough, 2015/16 G SC £11.65 

Luscious, ripe, creamy vanilla nose over classic gooseberry fruit. Crisp and racy with a ripe intensity of fruit, 

bursting with vitality through the immense citrus fruit. (2) 13%vol 

5615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough, 2013/14 G SC £13.25 

Wonderfully intense aromas of roses and lychees burst from the glass and follow through with a honeyed 

richness and concentrated power that delivers turkish delight long after. (3) 14%vol 

5609104 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, 2016/17 SC £23.03 

This iconic wine is reminiscent of fresh fruit salad - full of ripe peach, mango and passionfruit, cut through with a 

citrus whiplash. (2) 13.5%vol 

5609080 Chardonnay, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, 2013/14 SC £23.61 

Classic, rich, tropical rounded Chardonnay with layers of biscuity richness and subtle toasty oak, that lead in to 

a stylish mineral finish. (2) 14%vol 

5609110 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, 2013/14 SC £31.59 

Smoky rich and intensely perfumed. Layers of nutty, honeyed, tropical concentration to the citrussy mango, 

buttery fruit. An astonishing wine, beautifully made - genius stuff. (2) 13.5%vol 

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New 

Zealand 

The Duchess Pinot Noir 

The Duchess Pinot Noir has been crafted for us by Babich Wines, one of 

New Zealand’s most successsful wine estates. The label is loosely based on 

our very own Hester Parnall, Director of St Austell Brewery between 1911 

and 1916, and then as Chairman between 1916 - 1939. If you see the picture 

of her in our Visitor Centre you will notice the striking similarity between 

the two images. A medium weight, fruit driven style, supple and spicy with 

harmonious oak integration. Aromatic aromas of fresh mixed red berries; 

flavours of red cherries and plums. Ideal with charcuterie, ham and other cold 

meats; patés and terrines or Goats' cheese.

Chaves 

Vinho 

Verde 

Porto 

Bairrada 

Dao 

Spain 

Bucélas 

Lisbon 

Setúbal 

Setúbal 

Ribatejo 

Portugal 

Alentejo 

We have been talking up Portuguese wines for 

some time and their popularity has now come to 

fruition with healthy and growing sales across red, 

white and rosé wines. Indigenous grapes blended 

with international varietals, eye catching labels, 

good value and excellent quality combine to make 

these wines a must on any wine list. 

Portimao 

Lagoa 

Tavira 


Portugal is the eleventh largest wine producer 

in the world. In a country that is 575 miles long 

and 138 miles wide, 500,000 acres are planted to 

grapevines. 

Did You Know? 

The cork that is used for sealing wine bottles all 

comes from Portugal. 

“I recently discovered Warre's Otima Tawny Port served chilled with Beenleigh Blue 

cheese from Devon. The intensity of the raisiny port stands up to the strong spicy 

character of the cheese, yet the acidity and cool taste leaves a freshness on the palate 

ready for the next sip.” 

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With its harmonious blend of indigenous Portuguese varieties 

Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional and Touriga Franca, Vega Red 

has a herbal note that partners a range of vegetarian dishes. 

This wine will delight with a creamy mushroom risotto 

or tomato based pasta due to its fresh acidity, fruit and 

herbaceous flavours and smooth mouthfeel. 



5619220 Coreto Red, Lisboa, 2015/16 SC £6.08 

Coreto could easily be your favourite daily wine. Medium-bodied, smooth, balanced alcohol and tannins with 

fresh herbal notes and berry fruit flavours. (C) 12.5%vol 

5619170 Vega Red, Douro, 2013/14 £6.85 

Rich, full-bodied but very smooth with delicious intense fruit and a complex, elegant finish. (D) 13%vol 

5619160 Touriga Nacional, Point West, Lisboa, 2013/14 SC £7.24 

A high quality wine of intense colour, forest fruit flavours and subtle oak-spice notes. The power has been 

harnessed into a deliciously smooth style, but with real concentration of flavour. (D) 12.5%vol 


Portugal 

5619240 Coreto Rosado, Lisboa, 2015/16 SC £6.08 

Award-winning wine for its intense fruity aromas, mouth-watering juiciness and crisp, fresh flavours of 

strawberries and raspberries. A great all-rounder. (2) 12%vol 

5609600 Mateus Rosé, NV £7.48 

This pretty wine continues to hold a popular spot in the market, delivering the bright, semi-sweet fruit with its 

lightly festive bubbles. (3) 11%vol 




5619230 Coreto White, Lisboa, 2015/16 SC £6.08 

A combination of delicate aromas, delicious apple and grapefruit flavours and a lively finish. Something a bit 

different from the normal offering and well worth discovering. (1) 12%vol 

5619150 Alvarinho-Chardonnay, Point West, Lisboa, 2014/15 SC £7.24 

Wonderfully balanced and full-bodied. Showing delicious apple fruit and melon flavours with a note of vanilla 

prior to a dry and wonderful citrussy finish which lingers. (2) 13%vol 

5619140 Alvarinho, Grand'Arte, Lisboa, 2014/15 £7.94 

Real finesse with an intense aroma of ripe orchard fruits. The body is full with a delicious, creamy tropical 

character yet has a fresh, citrus quality and a long finish. (2) 12.5%vol 

Madeira 

6601010 Duke of Clarence, Malmsey Blandy £13.89 

6600970 Rich 10 Year Old, Malmsey Blandy - 50cl Bottle £18.95 

Ruby Port 

6600200 Walter Hicks Western Hunt Ruby £10.71 

6600010 Cockburn’s Fine Ruby £13.07 

6600050 Fonseca Bin No.27 £13.47 

LBV Port 

6600060 Graham’s Late Bottled Vintage £14.88 

6600130 Taylor’s Late Bottled Vintage Reserve G £16.52 

Crusted Port 

6601240 Fonseca Crusted Port G £17.58 

Tawny Port 

6600170 Warre’s Otima 10 Year Old Tawny - 50cl Bottle £15.31 

6600120 † Taylor’s 10 Year Old Tawny £18.89 

White Port 

6600220 Taylor’s Chip Dry White Port £15.88 

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Vintage Port 


2003 

6600630 † Taylor's £46.32 

2002 

6600100 Taylor's Quinta da Vargellas G £30.63 

2000 

6600620 Taylor's – Half Bottle * £33.47 

6600700 † Warre's £47.60 

6600400 † Fonseca * £52.83 

6600530 † Graham's £55.08 

6600610 † Taylor's * £62.92 

1997 

6600690 † Warre's £42.05 

6600520 † Graham's £44.64 

6600590 † Taylor's * £54.02 

6600390 † Fonseca £66.21 

1985 

6600330 † Dow's £47.49 

6600680 † Warre's £53.52 

6600500 † Graham's £59.14 

6600580 † Taylor's * £62.74 

6600380 † Fonseca * £73.21 

Portugal 

Taylor's Quinta da Vargellas List Price £30.63 

Deep purple-black with narrow magenta rim. Shows some attractive bottle 

age on the nose. Mature fruit notes with spice. Good aromatic quality. Hint of 

violets. Warm plum and cherry jam on the mouth. Holds nicely. Smooth, satiny 

texture. A subtle, elegant wine. 


Vintage Port 


1983 

6600320 † Dow's £49.57 

6600370 † Fonseca * £52.27 

6600490 † Graham's £52.80 

6600240 † Cockburn's £52.93 

6600570 † Taylor's * £63.98 

1980 

6600660 † Warre's £48.58 

6600360 † Fonseca * £52.05 

6600480 † Graham's £61.96 

6600560 † Taylor's * £71.94 

1977 

6600270 † Croft £58.40 

6600460 † Graham's £73.93 

6600550 † Taylor's * £100.10 

1945 

6600280 † Dow's £500.04 

All ports are 20%vol except those marked * which are 21%vol. 


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Douro Valley 

Portugal 

The Douro Valley where port is produced is classified as a World Heritage 

Site by UNESCO and has been defined and established as a protected region 

since 1756, making it the third oldest protected wine region in the world after 

Chianti and Tokaj. 

All grapes for port production must be grown in the Douro Valley in the 

northern provinces of Portugal. It is typically a sweet red wine, often served as 

a dessert wine, though it also comes in dry, semi-dry and white varieties. 

The wine received its name from seaport city of Porto, where much of the 

product was brough to market or exported to other countries. 


Hungary 

Moldova 

Satu Mare 

Bacau 

Ukraine 

Constanta 

Bucharest 

Serbia 

Bulgaria 

Romania 

Eastern Europe is gaining ground in the quality wine production stakes with affordable, well made, attractive 

looking wines from recognised grape varieties. Pinot Grigios carry more weight and flavour than some of their Italian 

counterparts making them more food friendly and more memorable to be frank. The Pinot Noir, whilst simple in its 

offering, has all the character and body of the excellent and often far more expensive Pinot Noirs that we are familiar 

with from Burgundy. 


Native varieties such as Feteasca Neagra are the 

most widely planted however the export market 

is dominated by international varieties such as 

Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Merlot. 

Did You Know? 

With viticulture dating back over 6000 years, 

Romania is the seventh largest wine producer in 

Europe with a yield of over four million hectolitres 

in 2015. 

"Pinot Grigio is such an easy-going wine, and is great to enjoy with friends. I really like 

Cosmina Pinot Grigio because it has a bit of extra depth and flavour. The label always 

catches my eye and the fact it's from Romania is an interesting talking point." 

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La Umbra Pinot Grigio is an easy-going, fresh wine that 

makes a great match for a green risotto with delicate 

spring vegetable flavours of peas, asparagus and fresh 

herbs. A dash of lemon will brighten the occasion and 

bring it together in perfect harmony with the wine 

rounding off the partnership. 



5620010 Pinot Noir, Cosmina, Viile Timis, 2014/15 SC £6.42 

A fantastic example of Pinot Noir at a sensible price. Gorgeous flavours of black cherry, raspberry and cinnamon. 

Rich fruit cake spice on the palate with a velvety lingering finish. (B) 12%vol 

5618771 Cabernet Sauvignon, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei, 2013/14 SC £6.83 

A full-bodied wine, bursting with cassis and cherry flavours, with hints of green pepper and spice. 

(C) 12.5%vol 

5617180 Merlot, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei, 2014/15 SC £6.83 

Full-bodied, lively wine which reveals ripe, plummy fruit without any oak influence. (C) 13%vol 

5617170 Pinot Noir, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei, 2015/16 SC £6.83 

Medium dry harmonious red wine that displays classic varietal characteristics. This Pinot Noir is fresh, full of 

cherry and raspberry flavours and hints of ripe strawberry. (B) 13%vol 

Romania 


5617210 La Umbra Rosé, Dealurile Munteniei, 2015/16 SC £6.83 

Medium dry and very fruity. Intense reddish-pink colour and complex flavours displaying succulent aromas of 

red berries and exotic fruits with a luscious finish. (2) 13%vol 




5620000 Pinot Grigio, Cosmina, Viile Timis, 2015/16 SC £6.42 

A Pinot Grigio with more tropical fruit character than some of its Italian counterparts. Lovely, opulent aromas of 

grapefuit and peach in a medium-bodied style. Loads of fruit on the palate with refreshing citrus acidity. 

(2) 12%vol 

5617200 Chardonnay, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei, 2014/15 SC £6.83 

Crisp and elegant with aromas of ripe yellow melon and lingering hints of succulent peaches. (2) 13%vol 

5617190 Pinot Grigio, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei, 2015/16 SC £6.83 

Floral, fresh and aromatic with zesty fruit and long lasting aromas of green pears and juicy nectarines. Very easy 

drinking. (2) 13%vol 

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Cosmina 

Bordering the Black Sea, Romania is the cradle of the ancient winemaking 

world. God of Wine Bacchus is reputed to have been a local of the region. 

Situated in western Romania just to the east of the town of Timisoara, 

Cramele Recas is a very impressive modern-day winery on a very old site, 

occupying land that has been cultivated since at least 1447. Its limestonerich 

soils make it perfect for growing vines, and in the last 10 years both the 

vineyard and winery have been completely, and exhaustively modernised to 

allow exacting control of every stage of the production process using the 

latest winemaking techniques. Cosmina Pinot Noir has been described as 

simply the best available for the price, and a gift to Pinot Noir lovers. 

Romania 


Cape 

Town 

Malmesbury 

Paarl 

Worcester 

Robertson 

Franschhoek 

Stellenbosch 

Hermanus 

WESTERN CAPE 

Oudtshoorn 

Swellendam 

Mossel Bay 

Walker Bay 

South Africa 

South Africa is really steaming ahead in the quality of its wines now and it is rare to find a duff bottle. The Pinotage 

grape indigenous to South Africa is producing wines that are clean, fresh, vibrant and characterful. Bush vine Chenins 

have a richness and texture yet are light in body to be plentiful and fun. Premium South African wines are getting 

comfortable at the higher end of wine lists delivering outstanding quality and perfect food wines, whether reds for 

meat dishes or whites for seafood. 


The wine regions are mainly found in the cooler 

southern section of the country near the coast 

where the grapes enjoy long hours of sunshine and 

fantastic levels of ripeness. 

Did You Know? 

Five percent of the sales of Painted Wolf wines 

in the U.K. are donated to the charity 'Tusk Trust' 

to help protect endangered species and alleviate 

poverty through sustainable development and 

education amongst rural communities. 

"Vondeling Baldrick Shiraz is a powerful wine with blackberry fruit and a hint of 

vanilla. Made with Viognier and Mourvèdre, the wine has additional floral and spice 

character. Much to my delight, my nickname at work used to be Baldrick, of Blackadder 

fame, so to have a wine of the same name means it has to be chosen as my favourite." 

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Big flavoursome South African wines are regularly enjoyed 

with braaied boerie rolls – barbecued boerewors (South 

African sausages) to you and me. So for something we might 

see more often on a pub or restaurant menu here, try Lion 

Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon with good old sausages and 

mash with lots of onion gravy. 



5614780 Shiraz-Cinsaut, GoldCoast, Western Cape, 2014/15 G SC £5.87 

Smoky, spicy and brambly with clear notes of clove and cinnamon. Honest and straightforward it has dark cassis 

fruit with peppery overtones, encased in a silky tannin shell. (C) 14%vol 

5621300 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape, 2014/15 - M.L.P SC £6.48 

5618470 Quarter Bottle - P.E.T. £1.94 

A big, ripe juicy Shiraz from the sunny climes of the Western Cape. Satisfyingly mouth-filling with a smooth 

velvety texture. (C) 13%vol 

5619320 Cabernet Sauvignon, Lion Ridge, Western Cape, 2015/16 G SC £6.87 

Juicy top-notes over the savoury flavours of a young, firm Cabernet. (C) 14%vol 

5619290 Merlot, Lion Ridge, Western Cape, 2013/14 G SC £6.87 

Brambly and stalky with spicy hedgerow fruit flavours, this is a big juicy Merlot with plenty of guts and a decent 

punch. Ripe and fruity, a big juicy mouthful. (C) 14%vol 

5619270 Pinotage, Huntersville, Swartland, 2014/15 G SC £6.92 

South 

Africa 

A superb young Pinotage. The flavours of this unique South African cultivar show ripe plum and fruitcake all 

beautifully integrated and then finished with subtle oak for a lingering aftertaste. (C) 14%vol 




5619280 Shiraz, Huntersville, Swartland, 2014/15 G SC £6.92 

Shiraz in the South African style - broad texture, juicy fruit with cassis and mint overtones - and with a drier 

European touch. (D) 14%vol 

5617530 Merlot, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl, 2015/16 G SC £8.25 

Aromas of ripe red fruits, sweet stewed plums and a hint of spicy oak. The palate is elegant, well-balanced with 

a red berry character, some fine tannins and a long, clean finish. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620070 Pinotage, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl, 2014/15 SC £9.01 

An intense fruit-packed wine with notes of summer berries, savoury spice and toasty cedar wood flavours. 

The Den wines are comfort wines, and this wine delivers just that. (C) 14%vol 

5617410 Baldrick Shiraz, Vondeling, Paarl, 2014/15 G SC £9.43 

A rich, opulent blend of Mourvèdre, Shiraz and a touch of Viognier to give a floral lift. Powerful wine with 

blackberry fruit, a hint of vanilla and a touch of exotic spiciness. (D) 13.5%vol 

5617420 Cabernet Sauvignon, Vondeling, Paarl, 2013/14 G £12.43 

Intense maraschino cherries, sweet cassis, juicy ripe red fruits, sandalwood and cedar are just a few of the 

flavours. Dense tannins are backed up by an array of fruit flavours. (D) 13.5%vol 

5609940 Pinot Noir, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay, 2015/16 £29.82 

Pale Pinot Noir with a touch of age to the colour. Lovely strawberry-note aroma is transformed into a wine of 

consummate balance and elegance on the palate and finish. (C) 14%vol 


5614790 Pinotage Rosé, GoldCoast, Western Cape, 2016/17 G SC £5.87 

Bright, attractive and friendly, packed with strawberries-and-cream fruits. Its dry style and taut backbone lift the 

summer berry flavours for a generous wine with individuality. (2) 13%vol 

5619330 Pinotage Rosé, Lion Ridge, Western Cape, 2015/16 G SC £6.28 

Authentic tint of blue haunts this delightful pink. Alert aroma of cherries is softened to summer fruits in a 

super-fresh, nearly dry palate. (2) 13.5%vol 

5621320 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape, 2014/15 - M.L.P G SC £6.48 

5618480 Quarter Bottle - P.E.T. £1.94 

This delicious blush, with floral, candy and summer fruit notes is South Africa’s take on an easy drinking, sweeter 

style rosé. (3) 12%vol 

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5617390 Wandering Bear Rosé, Western Cape, 2015/16 SC £7.07 

Deliciously full of sweet summer fruit with a lovely well-balanced, smooth and creamy finish. (3) 13%vol 

5617520 Vondeling Merlot Rosé, Paarl, 2015/16 G SC £8.25 

Soft, elegant pink, off-dry style rosé. Refreshing raspberry gives way to strawberries and cream on the palate 

with a crisp and fresh finish. (2) 13%vol 


5614800 Chenin Blanc, GoldCoast, Western Cape, 2015/16 G SC £5.87 

Fresh and bright with lively sherbet, lime and floral aromas. Light, zippy with plenty of apple and pineapple 

citrus flavours lifted up into a racy, mineral finish. Brilliant. (2) 13%vol 

5619350 Chenin Blanc, Lion Ridge, Western Cape, 2013/14 G SC £6.28 

Leaps out of its skin with zesty lemon tropical freshness followed on by more rounded melon flavours. 

(3) 13%vol 

5619340 Sauvignon Blanc, Lion Ridge, Western Cape, 2016/17 G SC £6.39 

Very pale colour, yet giving an instant aroma of crisp green-apple refreshment, with lift and zest. (1) 12.5%vol 

5619260 Chenin Blanc, Huntersville, Swartland, 2015/16 G SC £6.43 

Light and refreshing - made from South Africa’s most popular white grape variety. (3) 13%vol 

Huntersville Pinotage List Price £6.92 

This is South Africa's indigenous grape variety, from a crossing of the Pinot Noir and 

Hermitage grape (now known as Cinsaut). These Pinotage grapes have been grown in 

the Swartland region, situated an hour north of Cape Town, home to some of the best 

wines in the country. 

South 

Africa 




5619250 Unwooded Chardonnay, Huntersville, Swartland, 2016/17 G SC £6.43 

Light, fresh and easy, young Chardonnay with not an ounce of oak to confound the bright purity of lemony 

tropical fruit. An exceptional wine. (2) 14%vol 

5621310 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape, 2013/14 - M.L.P SC £6.48 

This zesty and refreshing wine with tropical fruit flavours of pineapple and guava. Just off-dry to make it a very 

appetising wine to be enjoyed with or without food. (2) 12.5%vol 

5619310 Viognier, Lion Ridge, Swartland, 2015/16 G SC £6.87 

This unwooded style of Viognier offers a dry but fruity style. The floral bouquet greets the nose and follows 

through with lovely tropical flavours on a lingering palate. (2) 13.5%vol 

5617540 Chenin Blanc, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl, 2015/16 G SC £8.25 

A complex nose of stewed pears, ripe melon, green apples and a hint of jasmine. The wine has a firm, 

well-structured palate with supreme balance and a long rounded finish. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620080 Sauvignon Blanc, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl, 2015/16 SC £9.01 

An elegant Sauvignon with soft aromas and flavours of tropical fruits, mineral notes, nettle and subtle oak. 

The wine is really beautifully balanced with a clean vibrant finish. (2) 13%vol 

5617430 Sauvignon Blanc, Vondeling, Paarl, 2014/15 G SC £9.48 

Tropical fruits, gooseberry and floral notes. Juicy mid-palate, well-balanced acidity and minerality on the finish. 

(2) 11.5%vol 

5609930 Chardonnay, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay, 2015/16 £23.11 

Aromas of perfectly-ripened fruit and finest French oak. Flavours glamorously combine in a racy elegant style 

that is closely reminiscent of the finest white Burgundy. (2) 13.5%vol 

M.L.P / P.E.T - a plastic recyclable and shatter-proof bottle. 

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Painted Wolf Wines 

Winemaker Jeremy Borg is charismatic and innovative with a passion for 

Rhône varietals. Taking inspiration from the pack mentality, Jeremy has close 

working relationships with his pack member vineyards and sources grapes 

from Stellenbosch, Paarl and Swartland to produce unique and complex 

award winning wines. Devoted to environmentally sustainable practises, 

Jeremy supports conservation of the critically endangered Painted Wolf in 

South Africa through his charity Pedals 4 Paws, raising money through charity 

bike rides in Africa’s wilderness areas, to support wild dogs and also to collect 

resources for poor rural school children. Celebrating its 10th anniversary 

this year, Painted Wolf is a South African Winery with a difference. So you can 

buy these fantastic wines knowing you will be getting top quality, whilst also 

supporting the conservation of the unique South African eco-system! 

South 

Africa

France 

La Coruña 

Bilbao 

Galicia 

Rías Baixas Rioja Navarra Aragón 

Toro 

Rueda 

Ribera del Duero 

Castilla León 

Penedès 

Cataluña 

Priorat 

Barcelona 

Madrid 

Portugal 

Castilla-La Mancha 

Valpeñas 

Utiel-Requena 

Valencia 

Almansa 

Valencia 

Córdoba 

Alicante 

Murcia 

Murcia 

Sevilla 

Andalucía 

Málaga 

Cádiz 

Jerez 

Spain 

We cannot stop adding to our range of fantastic Spanish wines, at all price points. Some are quirky grape varieties, a 

white Tempranillo, some are eye catching bottles such as the Fincas de Azabache and Mar de Frades Albariño, some 

are extensions of existing ranges such as the dynamic Bodegas Fontana winery. It may be the country with the largest 

area under vine, but it is also pushing the boundaries of exciting and innovative wines with no compromise to quality. 

Long may it continue. Salud! 


One third of all Spanish wine is exported and this 

figure is increasing year-on-year, with its biggest 

customers being the United Kingdom, Germany 

and the U.S.A. 

Did You Know? 

Despite most of Spain’s wine being red, almost 

62% of Spain’s vineyards grow white grapes. This is 

because Spain uses white grapes in the production 

of brandy and sherry. 

“I adore tapas. The culture of plenty of small plates with different flavours and textures, 

eating alfresco with friends whilst watching the world go by. I love our new additions 

to the Azabache range from Rioja. The Fincas de Azabache Crianza produced from 

their own estate is made from the Garnacha grape. Their white Tempranillo was 

discovered thirty years ago - a wild child of the better-known red Tempranillo grape.” 

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Notes of seed-fruits such as green apples and pears precede 

a fresh palate of exotic fruit and a touch of minerality. Thanks 

to its intense salty aromas, Mar de Frades Albariño makes 

a great companion for spiced dishes such as paella, sushi, pad 

Thai, dim sum or even Mexican meat dishes. 



5619470 Tempranillo-Shiraz, Nueve Vidas, 2015/16 SC £5.65 

Fruity, smooth and easy drinking. The lightness of Tempranillo well blended with the spicier red berry fruit of 

Shiraz. (C) 12.5%vol 

5620050 Tempranillo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés, 2015/16 SC £5.94 

Intense aromas of ripe berry fruit and liquorice. Medium-bodied with beautiful balance between fruit 

concentration, fresh acidity and fine tannins. (B) 13.5%vol 

5621190 Syrah, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés, 2015/16 N SC £5.94 

Intense fruit character of a sunny climate with definition and freshness given by the high-altitude vineyard. 

Full-bodied and juicy with fine tannins and a refreshing finish. This is really very good. (C) 14.5%vol 

5619400 Rioja, Cormoran, 2015/16 SC £6.44 

Bright cherry red with masses of red berry fruit flavours leading into richer, warmer fruits with a hint of vanilla. 

Well-balanced, lingering and harmonious. (B) 14%vol 

5610401 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja, 2015/16 SC £6.66 

Bright colour and juicy aroma, followed by vivid flavours of stone fruits, rich with ripeness. A delightful wine, 

bouncing with health. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620720 Rioja, Azabache, 2015/16 G £6.87 

Spain 

Aromas of red berries and vanilla follow through to a rich palate. Long-lasting and pleasantly complex on the 

finish. (C) 14%vol 




5618140 Rioja, Finca Mónica, 2015/16 SC £6.96 

Classic Rioja with ripe fruit and elegant oak character. Smooth and tasty wine, sweet tannins and long finish. 

(C) 13.5%vol 

5614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Selección, Bodegas Santalba, 2014/15 G SC £8.11 

5617120 Half Bottle £5.22 

Light, elegant with plenty of summer-pudding red berry fruit. Light oak adds weight and concentration. 

The vibrant violet, cherry fruit is typical of good Tempranillo Rioja. (C) 13.5%vol 

5619390 Rioja Crianza, Cormoran, 2013/14 £8.17 

Dark cherry red. Clean with intense ripe fruit, liquorice and toasted notes. This wine is rich and rounded in the 

mouth with a lovely long finish. (C) 13%vol 

5621350 Tempranillo-Petit Verdot, Más Buscados, Castilla, 2014/15 N SC £8.19 

Aged for nine months in new oak, this is a succulent, juicy red bursting with ripe blackberry and spice character. 

Criminally drinkable, its vibrant fruit driven style and easy balance make for the perfect anytime red. 

(C) 13%vol 

5620730 Rioja Reserva, Azabache, 2011/12 G G £10.79 

Intense ruby red with an aged terracotta rim. Ripe fruit aromas laced with vanilla, chocolate and leather. 

Full-bodied red fruits with silky tannins and oak-ageing that gives a long and lingering finish. (D) 14%vol 

5614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza, Bodegas Santalba, 2013/14 G SC £10.81 

Very smart, modern Rioja, with smoky, spicy fruit and enveloped by a neatly integrated silky oak overcoat. 

Fine concentration and power - a real over-performer in its class. (C) 13.5%vol 

5620740 Rioja Crianza, Fincas de Azabache, 2013/14 G £13.04 

Berry jam aromas with hints of balsamic and toasty vanilla. Rich red fruit on the palate with smooth tannins and 

creamy mocha notes. (C) 13.5%vol 

5614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva, Bodegas Santalba, 2009/10 G £14.10 

Intensely concentrated with blackberry fruit and wonderful enriching sweetness. Beginning to show meaty, 

gamey, leathery development with a finish that lasts forever. Fabulous! (D) 14%vol 

5610550 Rioja Reserva, Marqués de Murrieta, 2012/13 £18.40 

One of the grandest Riojas - all super-sweet and oaky. The big style emphasizes the intense ripe berry fruit and 

the busty oak offers overtones of toffee, coffee and coconut. (C) 14%vol 

5610560 Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial, Marqués de Murrieta, 2009 £31.69 

Dark in colour with hints of plums, cherries and an almost sweet cigar scent. A full-bodied palate with sweet 

plum, notes of chocolate and amazing length. (C) 13.5%vol 

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5620710 Rioja Rosado, Azabache, 2015/16 G £6.67 

Juicy pink in colour with aromas of roses, strawberries and a hint of mandarin. A well-balanced rosé with plenty 

of fruit character on the palate. (2) 14%vol 

5618330 Borsao Rosado, Campo de Borja, 2015/16 G SC £6.71 

Stunning Spanish rosé with its delicate pink colour and aromas of strawberry jam. The style is dry yet 

commercial with some mid-palate sweetness. (2) 13.5%vol 


5619490 Sauvignon-Verdejo, Nueve Vidas, 2015/16 SC £5.65 

The local grape variety Verdejo, blends really well with the Sauvignon Blanc to produce fresh grassy, elderflower 

notes streaked through with hints of lemon. (2) 12.5%vol 

5621180 Chardonnay, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés, 2015/16 N SC £5.94 

Elegant aromas of ripe orchard fruits with subtle mineral notes. Medium-bodied with good concentration and a 

juicy mouthfeel, supported by fresh acidity. No over-oaked heavy 1980s style Chardonnay here! (2) 13%vol 

5620060 Verdejo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés, 2015/16 SC £5.94 

Aromatic nose with notes of freshly cut hay, white pepper and fennel. Light-bodied, but with excellent fruit 

concentration. Slightly mineral with a crisp, dry finish. (2) 12.5%vol 

5620700 Rioja Blanco, Azabache, 2015/16 G SC £6.67 

Intensely fruity, with citrus and apple aromas. Smooth and balanced, refreshing on its own or an ideal 

accompaniment to seafood. (1) 12%vol 

5617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Santalba, 2015/16 G SC £8.01 

A very fruity aroma with sweet overtones resulting from good quality Viura grapes. Well structured, good acidity 

and a long finish. This wine is highly recommended with seafood. (2) 12.5%vol 

5621360 Macabeo-Sobre Lias, Más Buscados, 2014/15 N SC £8.19 

A suggestion of ripe pineappple, lemon and lime on the nose, explode on the palate combined with crisp, 

refreshing acidity and a long mineral finish. (2) 12%vol 

Spain 




5619690 Verdejo, Guerilla, Rioja, 2014/15 G £8.76 

A high intensity wine on the nose with herbaceous and citric fruit aromas. Subtle white flowers on the smooth 

and rounded palate leave a fresh finish with a hint of acidity. (2) 13%vol 

5621080 Rioja Blanco, Fincas de Azabache, 2015/16 N £9.15 

This is a real find. White Tempranillo is a ‘new’ grape variety but closely linked to the well-known red 

Tempranillo grown all over Spain. This style is robust yet unoaked, with apple refreshment and elegantly 

balanced. (1) 12%vol 

5620590 Albariño, Mar de Frades, Rias Baixas, 2015/16 £17.70 

Notes of seed-fruits such as green apples and pears precede a fresh palate of exotic fruit and a touch of 

minerality. (2) 12.5%vol 

5610670 Albariño, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas, 2014/15 £18.05 

Lovely orange-blossom bouquet, and a crisp first taste. Rich style on the palate with the ethereal bouquet 

morphing to sun-ripened apricots and lime. A queen among Albariños. (2) 13%vol 


6601260 Pedro Ximenez Triana, Javier Hidalgo, Jerez, NV - 50cl Bottle £12.61 

The colour and complexity of molasses, it is complex, intensely sweet and rich with pronounced raisin flavours. 

A blockbuster of power and sweetness and irresistibly fascinating. (9) 17%vol 

Dry Sherry 

6600760 La Gitana Manzanilla Hidalgo, NV - 50cl Bottle £9.03 

6601290 Hidalgo Prestigio Oloroso Faraón, NV - 50cl Bottle £13.03 

6601280 Hidalgo Prestigio Amontillado Napoleon, NV - 50cl Bottle £13.04 

6600830 Tio Pepe Extra Dry Palomino Fino Gonzalez Byass, NV - 50cl Bottle £15.24 

Medium Dry Sherry 

6600850 Harveys Club Classic Amontillado, NV £11.60 

Sweet Sherry 

6600900 Harveys Bristol Cream, NV £12.38 

6600910 Croft Original Pale Cream, NV £13.06 

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Fincas de Azabache 

Fincas de Azabache is a winery where the grapes of 502 selected hectares 

from our best estates or 'Fincas' are processed. Where age, altitude and 

variety blend in perfect harmony to produce a raw material of outstanding 

quality. It is our tribute to our history with the most advanced and innovative 

technology. Made from specially selected Old Garnacha vines located in 

the sun-soaked mountains of Yerga, our Garnacha Crianza is deep purple in 

colour with subtles hues of ruby red. The nose is filled with intense aromas of 

jammy red fruit and coupled with nuances of vanilla and toffee. On the palate, 

concentrated flavours of ripe bramble fruit and sweet spice are prominent. Its 

tannins are soft, silky and balance well with refreshing acidity andt he finish is 

long and satisfying. Ideal matched with red meat fillets such as steak or lamb. 

Alternatively, try it with hearty game casseroles or mature hard cheeses. 

Spain

Mendocino 

Sonoma 

Sacramento 

Napa 

San Francisco 

San Jose 

Santa Clara 

Santa Cruz 

Stockton 

Nevada 

Monterey 

Santa Barbara 

Los Angeles 

San Bernardino 

U.S.A 

San Diego 

Sweet rosé aside, the U.S.A still struggles to gain traction on many wine lists, unsure of 

where to sit in terms of style and price. We have a fondness for red Zinfandel as a quiet 

brooding red that sits perfectly next to a meal of steak frites. The whites represent 

California in a glass, with bags of sunshine without taking life too seriously. Yet it is the 

rosés, with their abundant strawberry taste, that warrant U.S.A’s place on wine lists – the 

most popular style in the market and showing no signs of slowing. 

Mexico 


California is the largest ‘New World’ wine producer 

and fourth largest in the world behind France, Italy 

and Spain. 

Did You Know? 

California is nearly three-quarters the 

size of France and accounts for nearly 90 

percent of American wine production. 

"It's a great pleasure to feature Hahn Wines in our list because good value, good 

quality Californian wines are challenging to source for the On-Trade wine market 

in the U.K. Hahn Winery is located just inland from Monterey and when I visited I 

was hugely impressed with the dedication to producing their superb range of wines. 

The Hahn Winery Chardonnay is my stand-out of our inclusions." 

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Zinfandel wine has amazing versatility which makes it a 

wonderful wine pairing for a variety of dishes. Any type of 

meat - whether pork, beef or game - is ideal with Ironstone 

Old Vine Zinfandel. Cioppino is an amazing complement 

or try it with tomato-based pastas, hearty stews or a plate of 

strong, aged cheeses. 



5617370 Merlot, Wandering Bear, California, 2014/15 SC £7.06 

Plummy red fruit with a sweet herbal note. Sumptuous and full of plum, cherry and vanilla flavours. 

(B) 13.5%vol 

5620020 Cabernet Sauvignon, Riptide, California, 2012/13 SC £7.31 

A big juicy Cabernet with blackcurrant and cherry fruit flavours with a touch of vanilla spice. Smooth, rounded, 

delicious. (C) 12.5%vol 

5607160 Old Vine Zinfandel, Ironstone, California, 2013/14 £11.12 

This supple, immediate, shining-bright, bursting-with-health, wine has been produced from very old vines. 

Maybe a surprise - but definitely a pleasure. (E) 14.5%vol 

5620200 Cabernet Sauvignon, Hahn Winery, California, 2013/14 £13.68 

Inviting red cherry and currant jam aromatics complement notes of vanilla and caramel. Chewy tannins frame 

hi-tone cherry and berry flavours that carry through the long, smooth finish. (D) 14.5%vol 

5620220 Pinot Noir, Hahn Winery, California, 2014/15 £13.68 

This wine’s bouquet charms with scents of red cherry, ripe strawberry, cola and spice. On the palate, the soft 

mouthfeel complements flavours recalling plums and black cherry. Supple tannins and a dash of acidity end in a 

beautifully balanced, clean finish. (C) 14.5%vol 

U.S.A 




5619410 Zinfandel Rosé, Arapala Sky, California, 2015/16 SC £6.20 


Soft strawberry and watermelon flavours combine with a balanced sweetness and clean finish. (4) 11%vol 

5619000 Zinfandel Rosé, Falling Petal, California, NV SC £6.31 

Medium sweet rosé, displaying classic strawberry fruit flavours. (3) 10%vol 

5616670 Zinfandel Rosé, Invenio, California, 2015/16 SC £6.68 

Light fruity rosé bursting with strawberry fruits. Medium-sweet but well-balanced. (4) 10.5%vol 

5620040 White Zinfandel Rosé, Riptide, California, 2015/16 SC £7.31 

Gently sweet but incredibly refreshing, this gorgeous White Zin balances strawberry and cream flavours with a 

zesty, crisp finish. (4) 10%vol 


5617380 Chardonnay, Wandering Bear, California, 2014/15 SC £7.06 

Full of pineapple, pears and apple flavours. This Chardonnay is big and bold with touches of lemon and 

delicious toasted almond flavours to finish. (2) 13.5%vol 

5620030 Chardonnay, Riptide, California, 2013/14 SC £7.31 

Elegant and layered with citrus and orchard fruit flavours, this is an unoaked Chardonnay with some class. 

(2) 13.5%vol 

5620210 Chardonnay, Hahn Winery, California, 2014/15 £13.68 

Initial scents of pineapple and mango give way to aromas of pear and vanilla. A rich mouthfeel shows flavours of 

bananas, baked apples and toffee. A touch of acidity balances a note of sweet butter on the crisp finish. 

(2) 14.5%vol 


5607130 Black Muscat, Elysium, Quady, 2014/15 - Half Bottle £11.75 

First aroma notes are twiggy, then brambly, then a wild sweetness - then finally the Muscat perfume with the 

Elysian sweet long finish. A wonderful mix. (8) 15%vol 

5607140 Orange Muscat, Essensia, Quady, 2014/15 - Half Bottle £11.75 

Pure liquid gold. Aromatic Muscat aroma with intense honey and orange character. A powerful finish and 

mellowing of age with a refreshing lift of acidity to leave you wanting more. (8) 15%vol 

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Riptide 

When people think of California, chances are that sunny beaches, surfers 

and rolling vineyards are part of the picture. You might be surprised to learn 

how much California’s famous beaches and the state’s acclaimed wines have 

in common. California’s 800-mile-long coast has an ideally cool and mild 

climate both for growing a wide variety of wine grapes and for chilling out 

with the renowned beach lifestyle. 

This has inspired many winemakers and winegrowers to work and play here. 

With surfing, sailing, fishing and much more to enjoy, many vintners unwind 

by catching a wave or two. Our labels pay homage to the 1960s surf culture 

of California, when surfing gained popularity and someone yelling “surf’s up!” 

could suddenly clear a hard working vineyard! 

U.S.A

Green Wines 

Biodynamic Origin Page List Price 

Biodynamic sees each vineyard as a living organism, which can be maintained in a self-sustaining way. Agricultural work is timed to 

coincide with the Earth’s diurnal and seasonal rhythms, a more ‘spiritual’ way of working. 

5606121 Shiraz, Rocky Road, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 30 £12.54 

5606130 



Australia 31 £14.72 

5606140 Tiger Country, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 31 £16.42 

5606111 

5606100 







5606090 Chardonnay, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 34 £18.79 

Certified Organic 

No chemical fertilisers, herbicides, fungicides or insecticides are allowed in organic vineyards. The only permitted sprays are 

mineral-based (such as copper and sulphur), which stay on the plant surface and are not absorbed by the vine. It can take several 

years for a vineyard to convert to organic production and only then can official recognition come from its government or affiliated 

association. 

5620800 Prosecco Spumante, Divici Italy 22 £10.37 

5603840 Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin France 69 £11.96 

5620480 Zinfandel, True Zin, Puglia Italy 81 £7.46 

5709020 Château Musar 2004, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 86 £24.52 

Environmental Considerations 

Any decision or action made during the wine process must have its impact on the environment considered. At every level, the 

effects are monitored and assessed. Many winemakers begin on the road to organic or sustainable viticulture this way. 

6100010 Ayala Brut Majeur, Champagne France 11 £29.87 

6100310 Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 11 £36.82 

6100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier, Champagne France 11 £37.47 

6100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut, Champagne France 12 £37.73 

6101480 Piper-Heidsieck Brut, Champagne France 12 £42.84 

6100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 12 £44.12 

6100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut, Champagne France 12 £44.51 

6100610 R de Ruinart Brut, Champagne France 12 £45.09 

6100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur, Champagne France 14 £36.28 

6101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut, Champagne France 14 £46.44 

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut, Champagne France 14 £50.98 

6101510 Piper-Heidsieck Rosé Brut, Champagne France 14 £51.98 

6100340 Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut, Champagne France 14 £54.68 

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne France 14 £55.17 

6100290 Krug Grande Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 14 £145.79 

6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut, Champagne France 15 £53.87 

6101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut, Champagne France 15 £56.61 

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Wines

Environmental Considerations Origin Page List Price 

6100330 Laurent-Perrier Rosé Brut, Champagne France 15 £57.91 

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut, Champagne France 15 £246.55 

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut 2004, Champagne France 16 £57.77 

6100760 Bollinger La Grande Année Brut 2005, Champagne France 16 £82.02 

5714460 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut 2007, Champagne France 16 £162.69 

6100820 Krug Brut 2000, Champagne France 16 £213.59 

5619730 Prosecco Frizzante, Tenuta Ca'Bolani Italy 20 £8.62 

5619740 Prosecco Spumante, Tenuta Ca'Bolani Italy 22 £9.61 

5613890 Malbec, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 26 £8.29 

5620980 Chablis, Domaine Vignes Blanche, Louis Moreau, Burgundy France 60 £13.92 

5603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 60 £14.01 

5603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 61 £16.19 

5604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré, Loire France 65 £7.12 

5604070 Rosé d'Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré, Loire France 65 £8.39 

5604170 

5619770 

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Château L'Oiselinière 

de la Ramée, Chereau Carré, Loire 

Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine des Caillots, Chereau Carré, 

Loire 

France 66 £8.62 

France 66 £8.55 

5601240 Merlot, Laroche, Languedoc France 74 £8.04 

5613640 Rosé de la Chevalière, Laroche, Languedoc France 74 £8.04 

5621130 Abbaye Saint-Hilaire Rosé, Côtes de Provence France 75 £8.88 

5619790 Valpolicella Classico, Zonin, Veneto Italy 82 £10.20 

5619600 Chianti Classico, Castello d'Albola Italy 82 £11.97 

5619580 Barolo, Poggio Le Coste Italy 82 £19.90 

5619660 Amarone della Valpolicella, Zonin, Veneto Italy 82 £25.51 

5619620 Frascati Superiore, Gran Pico Italy 84 £7.29 

5614780 Shiraz-Cinsaut, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 105 £5.87 

5619320 Cabernet Sauvignon, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 105 £6.87 

5619290 Merlot, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 105 £6.87 

5619270 Pinotage, Huntersville, Swartland South Africa 105 £6.92 

5614790 Pinotage Rosé, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 106 £5.87 

5619330 Pinotage Rosé, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 106 £6.28 

5619280 Shiraz, Huntersville, Swartland South Africa 106 £6.92 

5614800 Chenin Blanc, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 107 £5.87 

5619350 Chenin Blanc, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 107 £6.28 

5619340 Sauvignon Blanc, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 107 £6.39 

5619260 Chenin Blanc, Huntersville, Swartland South Africa 107 £6.43 

5619310 Viognier, Lion Ridge, Swartland South Africa 108 £6.87 

5619520 Unwooded Chardonnay, Huntersville, Swartland South Africa 108 £6.43 

5620720 Rioja, Azabache Spain 111 £6.87 

5614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza, Bodegas Santalba Spain 112 £10.81 

5620730 Rioja Reserva, Azabache Spain 112 £10.79 

5620740 Rioja Crianza, Fincas de Azabache Spain 112 £13.04 

5614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva, Bodegas Santalba Spain 112 £14.10 

5620700 Rioja Blanco, Azabache Spain 113 £6.67 

5620710 Rioja Rosado, Azabache Spain 113 £6.67 

5617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Santalba Spain 113 £8.01 

5614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Selección, Bodegas Santalba Spain 113 £8.11 

5619690 Verdejo, Guerilla, Rioja Spain 114 £8.76 

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Minimum Intervention Origin Page List Price 

This is evident in the vineyard when the grower interferes as little as possible with nature’s processes. Some chemicals may be used 

but only reactively as a last resort when the crop is in danger, such as containment of disease or pests. 

5618070 

Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets, Louis Carillon et Fils, 

Burgundy 

France 59 £23.47 

5602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 59 £37.53 

5603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes, Louis Latour, Beaujolais France 60 £13.96 

5617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 60 £44.30 

5603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 61 £12.45 

5603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 61 £21.47 

5603450 Montagny, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 62 £15.34 

5603290 Chassagne-Montrachet, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 62 £39.19 

5603420 Meursault 1er Cru, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 62 £42.74 

5603540 Puligny-Montrachet, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 62 £46.28 

5703560 Puligny-Montrachet 2011, Jacques Carillon, Burgundy France 62 £46.79 

5703310 

Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2009, Domaine Louis Latour, 

Burgundy 

France 62 £84.45 

5703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 62 £125.61 

5617330 Crozes Hermitage, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier, Rhône France 69 £17.06 

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 74 £7.79 

5614940 Syrah-Grenache, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 74 £7.79 

5601440 Syrah, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 74 £9.90 

5601510 Pinot Noir, Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 74 £10.94 

5601411 Chardonnay-Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 75 £7.79 

5601420 Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 76 £9.90 

5620770 Albarino, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 76 £10.01 

5620140 Riesling, The Naked Grape, Pfalz Germany 79 £8.92 

Sustainable Practices Accredited 

Often recognised by a national body, winemakers are encouraged to follow practices that protect the environment whilst 

environmentally, socially and economically producing good wine. 

5605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £9.12 

5614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £9.12 

5605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, De Bortoli, Victoria Australia 31 £18.48 

5605350 Chardonnay Vat 7, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 33 £9.12 

5605360 Verdelho Vat 6, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 33 £9.12 

5605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5, De Bortoli, N.S.W Australia 34 £8.01 

5605380 Botrytis Semillon, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W Australia 34 £19.33 

5617740 Cabernet Sauvignon, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.17 

5615080 Merlot, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.17 

5607960 Santa Helena Rosé, Central Valley Chile 42 £6.17 

5619870 



Chile 42 £8.48 

5620690 ViBo Red, Viñedo Centenario, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley Chile 42 £16.13 

5615070 Chardonnay, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 43 £6.17 

5607840 Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 43 £6.17 

5619890 Viognier, Secret, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley Chile 44 £10.38 

5621100 Les Origines de Jules Lebègue, St. Émilion, Bordeaux France 56 £11.73 

5609200 Esk Valley Rosé, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 90 £10.32 


Green 


Sustainable Practices Accredited Origin Page List Price 

5609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 89 £13.82 

5609220 Pinot Gris, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 90 £11. 41 

5609190 Riesling, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £11. 41 

5614990 Sauvignon Blanc, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £11.65 

5615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £13.25 

Vegetarian/Vegan Wines 


5618940 Shiraz-Cabernet, Stringy Bark Creek, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.19 

5605580 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 31 £12.68 

5613710 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Auguste Bessac France 69 £7.25 

5613700 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Auguste Bessac, Rhône France 69 £17.56 

5619910 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Colombo & Fille, Rhône France 70 £24.81 

5617530 Merlot, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 106 £8.25 

5617410 Baldrick Shiraz, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 106 £9.43 

5617420 Cabernet Sauvignon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 106 £12.43 


5616520 Camel Valley Rosé, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 47 £14.69 

5619450 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Tanti Petali, Botter, Veneto Italy 82 £5.97 

5620490 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Intorno, Puglia Italy 82 £6.00 

5617520 Vondeling Merlot Rosé, Paarl South Africa 107 £8.25 

5618330 Borsao Rosado, Campo de Borja Spain 113 £6.71 


5618950 Chardonnay-Semillon, Stringy Bark Creek, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.19 

5608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 47 £14.36 

5604261 Sancerre, Domaine Vacheron, Loire France 66 £23.61 

5619440 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, Tanti Petali, Botter, Veneto Italy 83 £5.97 

5620110 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, Intorno, Veneto Italy 83 £6.00 

5618150 Fiano Lunate, Botter, Sicily Italy 84 £7.36 

5617540 Chenin Blanc, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 108 £8.25 

5617430 Sauvignon Blanc, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 108 £9.48 

Champagne 

6100450 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial France 12 £39.59 

6100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut France 12 £44.51 

6100610 R de Ruinart Brut France 12 £45.09 

6100480 Moët & Chandon Rosé Brut France 14 £48.46 

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut France 14 £50.98 

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut France 14 £55.17 

6100290 Krug Grande Cuvée Brut France 14 £145.79 

6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut France 15 £53.87 

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut France 15 £246.55 

6100890 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial 2006 France 16 £54.29 

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut 2004 France 16 £57.77 

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Champagne Origin Page List Price 

5714420 Dom Perignon 2006 France 16 £121.95 

6100820 Krug Brut 2000 France 16 £213.59 


5610860 Camel Valley Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 19 £28.38 

5610870 Camel Valley Pinot Noir Rosé Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 19 £30.99 

5620780 Prosecco, Borgo Sanleo Italy 20 £8.97 

5618160 Raboso Rosé Spumante, Botter Italy 20 £9.14 

5617820 Botter Prosecco Spumante Italy 20 £9.29 

Port 

6600130 Taylor's Late Bottled Vintage Reserve Portugal 96 £16.52 

6601240 Fonseca Crusted Port Portugal 96 £17.58 

6600100 Taylor's Quinta da Vargellas Portugal 97 £30.63 

Vegetarian Wines Not Suitable for Vegans 




5620850 Sauvignon Blanc, Gravel & Loam, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.69 


Green 


Wines By Price 

Red Wine Origin Page List Price 

5619470 Tempranillo-Shiraz, Nueve Vidas Spain 111 £5.65 

5619060 Cabernet-Merlot, San Elian, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.85 


5621190 Syrah, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 111 £5.94 

5620050 Tempranillo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 111 £5.94 

5619820 Cabernet Sauvignon, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5619840 Merlot, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5618100 Merlot-Cabernet, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5620840 Shiraz, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5613210 Merlot, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 39 £6.06 

5619220 Coreto Red, Lisboa Portugal 95 £6.08 

5618782 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 


5620860 Malbec, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 

5618830 Merlot, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 


5619640 Nero d'Avola, Artemesia, Sicily Italy 81 £6.17 

5618990 Shiraz, Billycan, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.19 

5620950 Shiraz, Goldfields, South Australia Australia 29 £6.19 


5619300 Merlot, Arapala Sky, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.20 

5619190 Shiraz, Arapala Sky, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.20 

5620150 Sangiovese, Soprano, Rubicone Italy 81 £6.22 

5616730 Shiraz, Gulara, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.24 

5619110 Merlot Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.25 

5616840 Cabernet Sauvignon, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 

5616830 Carménère, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 

5616850 Merlot, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 

5604680 Shiraz-Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.39 

5620010 Pinot Noir, Cosmina, Viile Timis Romania 101 £6.42 

5619400 Rioja, Cormoran Spain 111 £6.44 

5618840 Carignan-Syrah, Les Vignerons, South of France France 73 £6.46 

5618850 Grenache-Pinot Noir, Les Vignerons, South of France France 73 £6.46 

5621300 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape - M.L.P South Africa 105 £6.48 

5610401 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja Spain 111 £6.66 

5618890 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £6.69 

5618910 Shiraz, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £6.69 

5618970 Pinor Noir, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.72 

5618180 Sangiovese, Villa Cardini, Puglia Italy 81 £6.72 

5618771 Cabernet Sauvignon, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 

5617180 Merlot, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 

5617170 Pinot Noir, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 

5619170 Vega Red, Douro Portugal 95 £6.85 




5619520 Cabernet Sauvignon, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 

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5620820 Malbec, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 

5619530 Syrah, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 

5619650 Primitivo-Negroamaro, Gran Rosso, Salento Italy 81 £6.91 



5618090 Malbec, Tamari, Mendoza Argentina 25 £6.96 

5618140 Rioja, Finca Mónica Spain 112 £6.96 

5621150 Malbec, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley Chile 40 £7.05 

5617370 Merlot, Wandering Bear, California U.S.A 117 £7.06 

5619160 Touriga Nacional, Point West, Lisboa Portugal 95 £7.24 


5604670 Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £7.26 

5619680 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva, Tor del Colle, Botter Italy 81 £7.26 

5620020 Cabernet Sauvignon, Riptide, California U.S.A 117 £7.31 

5605990 Black Label Red, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £7.42 

5605960 Merlot Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £7.42 


5601080 Merlot, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique France 74 £7.58 

5620880 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 40 £7.76 

5620910 Merlot Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 40 £7.76 

5620920 Pinot Noir Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 42 £7.76 


5619610 Salice Salentino Riserva, Il Tauro, Botter Italy 82 £7.81 

5620660 Merlot, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 74 £8.03 


5620120 Appassimento, Casa Vinironia, Puglia Italy 82 £8.07 


5620640 Shiraz, The Big Squeeze, Evans & Tate, Western Australia Australia 30 £8.13 

5619390 Rioja Crianza, Cormoran Spain 112 £8.17 

5621350 Tempranillo-Petit Verdot, Más Buscados, Castilla Spain 112 £8.19 



5621090 Bordeaux Rouge, Les Origines de Jules Lebègue France 51 £8.43 

5620810 Beaujolais, Terra Iconia France 60 £8.45 

5621340 Mourvédre-Cabernet, Coin des Coquins, Languedoc France 74 £8.46 

5619870 



Chile 42 £8.48 

5603830 Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine Perrin, Rhône France 69 £8.86 

5620070 Pinotage, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl South Africa 106 £9.01 




5613590 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange Australia 30 £9.64 


5617040 Malbec, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 26 £10.00 


5620610 Pinot Noir, Taringi, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £10.30 

5619900 Carménère, Secret, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley Chile 42 £10.38 

5620830 Chinon, Les Roches Cachées, Loire France 65 £10.51 

5621250 Pinot Noir, The Duchess, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £10.68 

5617810 Merlot, Climbing, Orange Australia 30 £10.78 





5617310 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Colombo & Fille France 69 £10.92 

5601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 74 £10.94 

5618290 Côte de Brouilly, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 60 £11.10 

5607160 Old Vine Zinfandel, Ironstone, California U.S.A 117 £11.12 

5619670 Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso, Zonin, Veneto Italy 82 £11.33 

5620760 Fleurie, Château de L'Abbaye, Beaujolais France 60 £11.53 

5621100 Les Origines de Jules Lebègue, St. Émilion France 56 £11.65 



5602260 Château Pierrail Rouge, Bordeaux Supérieur France 51 £12.03 



5620200 Cabernet Sauvignon, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 117 £13.68 



5615050 Pinot Noir, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 31 £13.37 

5620220 Pinot Noir, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 117 £13.68 

5617480 Pinot Noir, The Crossings, Milestone Series, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £13.78 




5621240 Shiraz, Blood & Courage, St. John's Road, Barossa Australia 31 £14.48 

5606130 




5618700 Château Sergant 2010, Lalande-de-Pomerol France 55 £15.41 




5604850 Malbec Selection, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza Argentina 26 £17.23 


5617320 Saint Joseph, Colombo & Fille, Rhône France 70 £18.37 

5610550 Rioja Reserva, Marqués de Murrieta Spain 112 £18.40 


5618660 Château Caronne Sainte Gemme 2010, Haut-Médoc France 51 £18.74 

5618690 Château d'Escurac 2010, Médoc France 54 £18.95 

5602860 Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Domaine Chanson France 59 £19.11 

5621120 Château Lamothe Bergeron 2012, Haut-Médoc France 51 £19.84 


5618670 Château Citran 2010, Haut-Médoc France 51 £20.28 

5618650 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £21.82 

5617010 Mercurey, Domaine Chanson, Côte Chalonnaise France 59 £23.13 

5618630 Château Bernadotte 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £23.33 

5618070 



France 59 £23.47 



5619930 

Château Fourcas Hosten 2006, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, 


France 52 £24.96 


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5620520 Rocca di Montemassi, Tuscany Italy 82 £25.64 

5618680 Château Potensac 2010, Médoc France 54 £26.35 

5620340 Château Franc Mayne 2010, Grand Cru Classé, St. Émilion France 56 £27.04 

5618590 BriO de Cantenac Brown 2009, Margaux France 52 £27.13 

5617600 Château Maucaillou 2009, Moulis France 54 £28.65 

5714620 Château Poujeaux 2006, Moulis France 54 £28.95 

5618710 Clos Beauregard 2011, Pomerol France 55 £29.69 

5609940 Pinot Noir, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 106 £29.82 

5609090 Pinot Noir, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £29.98 

5603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards, Domaine Perrin, Rhône France 70 £30.31 

5610560 Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial, Marqués de Murrieta Spain 112 £31.61 

5702200 Château de Pez 2009, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel, St. Estèphe France 55 £32.95 

5619970 Château Labégorce-Zédé 2006, Margaux France 52 £34.17 

5618600 Château Labégorce Margaux 2009, Margaux France 52 £34.54 

5602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour, Côtes de Beaune France 59 £37.53 

5618640 Château Sociando-Mallet 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £39.35 

5618730 Château La Tour Figeac 2009, Grand Cru Classé, St. Émilion France 56 £39.98 

5619940 

Château La Tour du Pin Figeac 2005, Moueix, Grand Cru Classé, 


France 56 £42.79 

5703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2010, E. Guigal, Rhône France 70 £44.15 

5617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour, Côtes de Nuits France 60 £44.30 

5714640 Château Sociando Mallet 2006, Haut-Médoc France 52 £44.48 

5619950 Château Kirwan 2006, Grand Cru Classé, Margaux France 52 £45.91 

5618610 Château Haut-Batailley 2010, Grand Cru Classé, Pauillac France 54 £46.22 

5618620 Château Phélan Ségur 2010, St. Estèphe France 55 £46.22 

5617030 Gevrey Chambertin, Domaine Chanson, Côtes de Nuits France 60 £51.33 

5714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot 2006, St. Émilion France 56 £53.71 

5617020 Pommard, Domaine Chanson, Côtes de Beaune France 59 £54.26 

5701920 Château Leoville Las Cases 1983, 2ème Cru Classé, St. Julien France 55 £105.12 

5714590 Château Palmer 2002, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 54 £111.20 

5701970 Château Lynch-Bages 1985, 5ème Cru Classé, Pauillac France 54 £156.18 


5702250 

Château Pichon Longueville 1986 Comtesse de Lalande, 

2ème Cru Classé, Pauillac 

France 55 £174.09 


5702220 


t2ème Cru Classé, Pauillac 

France 55 £412.72 

5701890 Château Latour 1982, 1er Cru Classé, Pauillac France 55 £1,541.20 


5614790 Pinotage Rosé, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 106 £5.87 

5619450 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Tanti Petali, Botter Italy 82 £5.97 

5619860 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 42 £5.99 

5620490 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Intorno, Puglia Italy 82 £6.00 

5619240 Coreto Rosado, Lisboa Portugal 95 £6.08 

5619460 Zinfandel Blush, Island Fox, Puglia Italy 83 £6.16 

5607960 Santa Helena Rosé, Central Valley Chile 42 £6.17 

5619410 Zinfandel Rosé, Arapala Sky, California U.S.A 118 £6.20 

5619330 Pinotage Rosé, Lion Ridge, Western Cape South Africa 106 £6.28 

5619000 Zinfandel Rosé, Falling Petal, California U.S.A 118 £6.31 


Rosé Wine Origin Page List Price 

5616820 Cabernet-Merlot Rosé, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 42 £6.33 

5619380 Grenache-Merlot Rosé, Les Vignerons, South of France France 74 £6.46 

5621320 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape - M.L.P. South Africa 106 £6.48 

5608610 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Laroma, Botter, Pavia Italy 83 £6.56 

5620710 Rioja Rosado, Azabache Spain 113 £6.67 

5616670 Zinfandel Rosé, Invenio, California U.S.A 118 £6.68 

5618330 Borsao Rosado, Campo de Borja Spain 113 £6.71 

5617210 La Umbra Rosé, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 

5617390 Wandering Bear Rosé, Western Cape South Africa 107 £7.07 

5620870 Merlot Rosé, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 42 £7.20 

5620040 White Zinfandel Rosé, Riptide, California U.S.A 118 £7.31 

5609600 Mateus Rosé Portugal 95 £7.48 

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 74 £7.79 

5613640 Rosé de la Chevalière, Laroche, Languedoc France 74 £8.04 

5617520 Vondeling Merlot Rosé, Paarl South Africa 107 £8.25 

5604070 Rosé d’Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré, Loire France 65 £8.39 

5602500 Château Pierrail Rosé, Bordeaux Supérieur France 56 £8.72 

5621130 Abbaye Saint-Hilaire Rosé, Côtes de Provence France 75 £8.88 

5618200 Sables d'Azur Rosé, Côtes de Provence France 75 £9.02 

5609200 Esk Valley Rosé, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 90 £10.32 

5604250 Sancerre Rosé, Domaine de la Perrière, Loire France 65 £13.85 

5616520 Camel Valley Rosé, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 47 £14.69 


5619490 Sauvignon-Verdejo, Nueve Vidas Spain 113 £5.65 

5619070 Sauvignon-Semillon, San Elian, Central Valley Chile 42 £5.85 


5621180 Chardonnay, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 113 £5.94 

5620060 Verdejo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 113 £5.94 


5619830 Chardonnay, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 43 £5.99 

5619850 Sauvignon Blanc, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 43 £5.99 

5618110 Sauvignon-Semillon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 43 £5.99 


5613214 Sauvignon Blanc, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 43 £6.06 

5619230 Coreto White, Lisboa Portugal 96 £6.08 

5614080 Gargenega-Pinot Grigio, San Alessandro, Venezie Italy 83 £6.13 

5604430 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh, Rhein Germany 79 £6.13 

5618784 Chardonnay, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 


5618810 Chenin Blanc Medium Dry, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 

5619630 Grillo, Artemesia, Sicily Italy 83 £6.17 

5618790 Sauvignon Blanc, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 


5618980 Chardonnay, Billycan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.19 

5620960 Chardonnay, Goldfields, South Australia Australia 32 £6.19 


5619200 Chardonnay, Arapala Sky, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.20 

5619370 Pinot Grigio-Garganega, Arapala Sky, Venezie Italy 84 £6.20 

5619360 Sauvignon Blanc, Arapala Sky, Central Valley Chile 43 £6.20 

132 


White Wine Origin Page List Price 

5616920 Pinot Grigio, Soprano Italy 84 £6.22 

5616720 Chardonnay, Gulara, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.24 

5619120 Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.25 


5616800 Chardonnay, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.33 

5616810 Sauvignon Blanc, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.33 

5604660 Chenin-Torrontes, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £6.39 


5620000 Pinot Grigio, Cosmina, Viile Timis Romania 102 £6.42 



5618800 Muscat-Viognier, Les Vignerons, South of France France 75 £6.46 

5618860 Vermentino-Colombard, Les Vignerons, South of France France 75 £6.46 

5621310 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape - M.L.P. South Africa 108 £6.48 

5608600 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Botter, Venezie Italy 84 £6.56 


5618900 Chardonnay, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

5618880 Moscato, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

5618882 Pinot Grigio, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

5617200 Chardonnay, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei Romania 102 £6.83 

5617190 Pinot Grigio, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei Romania 102 £6.83 

5604570 Piesporter Michelsberg, Franz Reh, Mosel Germany 79 £6.87 


5619540 Torrontes, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £6.88 

5621160 Pinot Gris, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley Chile 44 £7.05 

5617380 Chardonnay, Wandering Bear, California U.S.A 118 £7.06 


5619150 Alvarinho-Chardonnay, Point West, Lisboa Portugal 96 £7.24 

5604650 Chardonnay, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £7.26 


5620030 Chardonnay, Riptide, California U.S.A 118 £7.31 


5604380 Riesling, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann, Pfalz Germany 79 £7.40 

5605950 Chardonnay Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £7.42 

5621550 Pinot Grigio Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £7.42 

5605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 33 £7.42 

5601090 Sauvignon Blanc, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique France 75 £7.58 

5620090 Pinot Grigio, Miopasso, Sicily Italy 84 £7.73 

5604540 Riesling Kabinett, Reh Kendermann, Mosel Germany 79 £7.74 

5620750 Viognier, La Baume Grande Olivette, Languedoc France 75 £7.75 

5620890 Chardonnay Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 

5620900 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 

5620930 Sauvignon Blanc, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 


5619140 Alvarinho, Grand'Arte, Lisboa Portugal 96 £7.94 


5620680 Chardonnay, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 76 £8.03 

5620670 Sauvignon Blanc, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 76 £8.03 

5601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc France 76 £8.04 

5620630 Chardonnay, Butterball, Evans & Tate, Western Australia Australia 33 £8.13 

5621360 Macabeo-Sobre Lias, Más Buscados, Castilla Spain 113 £8.19 




5617890 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie 'Bleu', Loire France 65 £8.41 

5621330 Sauvignon-Gros Manseng, Coin des Coquins France 76 £8.46 

5619500 Sauvignon Blanc, Taworri, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.55 

5619770 

5604170 

Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine des Caillots, Chereau Carré , 

Loire 

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Château L’Oiselinière 

de la Ramée, Chereau Carré, Loire 

France 66 £8.55 

France 66 £8.62 

5620160 Sauvignon Blanc, The Duke, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.68 

5619720 Picpoul de Pinet M, Languedoc France 76 £8.69 



5620600 Sauvignon Blanc, Taringi, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.82 

5602490 Château Pierrail Blanc, Bordeaux Supérieur France 56 £8.88 


5620080 Sauvignon Blanc, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl South Africa 108 £9.01 

5614540 Gavi La Battistina, Araldica Italy 84 £9.04 



5621080 Rioja Blanco, Fincas de Azabache Spain 114 £9.15 


5613580 Chardonnay, Rolling, Orange Australia 33 £9.64 


5621460 Picpoul de Pinet, Cuvée Caroline, Famille Morin, Languedoc France 76 £9.94 

5620510 Vermentino, Calasole, Rocca di Montemassi, Tuscany Italy 84 £10.00 

5604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré, Loire France 66 £10.00 


5617850 Riesling, Michel Leon, Alsace France 49 £10.13 


5609440 Sauvignon Blanc, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £10.42 

5608110 Dart Valley Reserve, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 47 £10.82 

5619920 Côtes du Rhône Blanc, Colombo & Fille France 70 £10.92 

5620650 Mâcon-Villages, Ropiteau, Burgundy France 61 £11.13 

5620260 Dry White, Pebblebed, Devon England 47 £11.31 

5609430 Chardonnay, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 90 £11. 41 



5616260 Sauvignon Blanc, The Crossings, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £11.52 


5617840 Gewürztraminer, Michel Leon, Alsace France 49 £11.74 


5606111 




5615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £13.25 

5615040 Riesling, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 33 £13.37 

5615030 Sauvignon Blanc, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 34 £13.37 

5614610 Sancerre, Domaine Neveu, Loire France 66 £13.50 

5616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich Austria 36 £13.67 

5620210 Chardonnay, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 118 £13.68 

5604280 Sancerre, Domaine de la Perriére, Loire France 66 £13.85 


134 



5617290 Bacchus, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 47 £14.00 

5603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 60 £14.01 

5608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 47 £14.36 

5620370 Shoreline White, Lyme Bay, Dorset England 47 £14.55 

5606100 




5604210 Pouilly Fumé, Domaine Saget, Loire France 66 £15.24 


5620130 Chablis, Jean Deligny, Burgundy France 60 £15.40 

5618190 Saint-Véran, P. Ferraud et Fils, Burgundy France 61 £16.02 

5603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche , Burgundy France 61 £16.19 

5620590 Albariño, Mar de Frades, Rias Biaxas Spain 114 £17.70 

5610670 Albariño, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas Spain 114 £18.05 


5604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige, Guy Saget, Loire France 66 £19.91 


5609104 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £23.03 

5609930 Chardonnay, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 108 £23.11 

5603500 Pouilly Fuissé, P. Ferraud et Fils, Burgundy France 61 £23.60 

5609080 Chardonnay, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £23.61 


5618080 


Gerard Thomas et Filles, Burgundy 

France 62 £25.92 

5609110 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £31.59 


5703650 Condrieu 2013, E. Guigal, Rhône France 70 £39.83 




5703310 


Burgundy 

France 62 £84.45 

5714270 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2005, Vincent Girardin, Burgundy France 62 £121.90 

5703160 

Champagne 

Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Domaine Louis Latour, 

Burgundy 

France 62 £125.61 

6100210 Paul Herard Blanc de Noirs Brut France 11 £21.22 

6100240 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut France 11 £28.58 

6100010 Ayala Brut Majeur France 11 £29.87 

6100260 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Rosé Brut France 14 £35.68 

6100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur France 14 £36.28 

6100310 Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Brut France 11 £36.82 

6100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier France 11 £37.47 

6100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut France 12 £37.73 


6101520 Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut France 12 £40.80 

6101480 Piper-Heidsieck Brut France 12 £42.84 

6100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut France 12 £44.12 


6100610 R de Ruinart Brut France 12 £45.09 


Champagne Origin Page List Price 

6101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut France 14 £46.44 


6101250 Joseph Perrier 2004 France 15 £48.50 

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut France 14 £50.98 

6101510 Piper-Heidsieck Rosé Brut France 14 £51.98 

6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut France 15 £53.87 

6100890 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial 2006 France 16 £54.29 

6100340 Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut France 14 £54.68 

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut France 14 £55.17 

6101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut France 15 £56.61 

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut 2004 France 16 £57.77 

6100330 Laurent-Perrier Rosé Brut France 15 £57.91 

6101530 Perrier-Jouët Blason Rosé Brut France 15 £58.87 

6100760 Bollinger La Grande Année Brut 2005 France 16 £82.02 

5714420 Dom Perignon 2006 France 16 £121.95 

6100290 Krug Grande Cuvée Brut France 14 £145.79 

5714460 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut 2007 France 16 £162.69 

6100820 Krug Brut 2000 France 16 £213.59 

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut France 15 £246.55 

6100430 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Jeroboam (4 Bottles) France 12 £274.53 

6100420 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Methuselah (8 Bottles) France 12 £448.39 

6100410 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Salmanazar (12 Bottles) France 12 £680.54 

6100390 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Nebuchadnezzar (20 Bottles) France 12 £1,421.94 


5619560 Nos Amours Demi-Sec France 20 £7.20 

5619550 Nos Amours Brut France 20 £7.73 

5619570 Nos Amours Rosé Brut France 20 £7.73 

5619730 Prosecco Frizzante, Tenuta Ca'Bolani Italy 20 £8.62 


5618160 Raboso Rosé Spumante, Botter Italy 20 £9.14 

5618210 El Miracle Cava Brut Spain 22 £9.24 

5618220 El Miracle Cava Rosé Brut Spain 22 £9.24 

5617820 Botter Prosecco Spumante Italy 20 £9.29 


5620800 Prosecco Spumante, Divici Italy 22 £10.37 

5610791 Asti, Martini Italy 22 £10.92 

5619750 Prosecco Asolo Spumante, Botter Italy 22 £11.39 

5618170 Cremant d'Alsace Brut, Michel Leon France 20 £11.86 

5620970 Lyme Bay Brut, Lyme Bay Winery, Devon England 19 £19.07 

5611150 Pelorus Brut, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 22 £22.57 

5617280 Sharpham Brut, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 19 £24.30 

5620250 Pebblebed Brut, Devon England 19 £26.04 

5618770 Knightor Brut, Knightor Winery, Cornwall England 19 £26.18 

5610860 Camel Valley Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 19 £28.38 

5610870 Camel Valley Pinot Noir Rosé Brut, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 19 £30.99 

136 


Dessert Wine Origin Page List Price 

5619780 

Muscat de St. Jean de Minervois, Domaine Les Tailhades 

- Half Bottle 

France 76 £6.23 

5605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle Australia 34 £8.01 

5607130 Black Muscat, Elysium, Quady - Half Bottle U.S.A 118 £11.75 

5607140 Orange Muscat, Essensia, Quady - Half Bottle U.S.A 118 £11.75 

6601260 Pedro Ximenez Triana, Javier Hidalgo, Jerez - 50cl Bottle Spain 114 £12.61 

6601270 Rutherglen Muscat, Campbells, Victoria - Half Bottle Australia 34 £12.68 

5605380 Botrytis Semillon, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle Australia 34 £19.33 

5620100 Château Petit Vedrines, Sauternes, Bordeaux - Half Bottle France 56 £22.84 

5714660 Château Rieussec 2006, Sauternes France 56 £60.72 

Fortified Wine 

Madeira 

6601010 Duke of Clarence, Malmsey Blandy Portugal 96 £13.89 

6600970 Rich 10 Year Old, Malmsey Blandy - 50cl Bottle Portugal 96 £18.95 

Ruby Port 

6600200 Walter Hicks Western Hunt Ruby Portugal 96 £10.71 

6600010 Cockburn’s Fine Ruby Portugal 96 £13.07 

6600050 Fonseca Bin No.27 Portugal 96 £13.47 

LBV Port 

6600060 Graham’s Late Bottled Vintage Portugal 96 £14.88 

6600130 Taylor’s Late Bottled Vintage Reserve Portugal 96 £16.52 

Crusted Port 

6601240 Fonseca Crusted Port Portugal 96 £17.58 

Tawny Port 

6600170 Warre’s Otima 10 Year Old Tawny - 50cl Bottle Portugal 96 £15.31 

6600120 Taylor’s 10 Year Old Tawny Portugal 96 £18.89 

White Port 

6600220 Taylor’s Chip Dry White Port Portugal 96 £15.88 


Vintage Port Origin Page List Price 

2003 

6600630 Taylor's Portugal 97 £46.32 

2001 

6600100 Taylor's Quinta da Vargellas Portugal 97 £30.63 

2000 

6600620 Taylor's – Half Bottle Portugal 97 £33.47 

6600700 Warre's Portugal 97 £47.60 

6600400 Fonseca Portugal 97 £52.83 

6600530 Graham's Portugal 97 £55.08 


1997 





1985 

6600330 Dow's Portugal 97 £47.49 





1983 

6600320 Dow's Portugal 98 £49.57 



6600240 Cockburn's Portugal 98 £52.93 


1980 





1977 

6600270 Croft Portugal 98 £58.40 



138 


1945 Origin Page List Price 

6600280 Dow's Portugal 98 £500.04 

Dry Sherry 

6600760 La Gitana Manzanilla Hidalgo - 50cl Bottle Spain 114 £9.03 

6601290 Hidalgo Prestigio Oloroso Faraón - 50cl Bottle Spain 114 £13.03 

6601280 Hidalgo Prestigio Amontillado Napoleon - 50cl Bottle Spain 114 £13.04 

6600830 Tio Pepe Extra Dry Palomino Fino, Gonzalez Byass Spain 114 £15.24 

Medium Dry Sherry 

6600850 Harveys Club Classic Amontillado Spain 114 £11.60 

Sweet Sherry 

6600900 Harveys Bristol Cream Spain 114 £12.38 

6600910 Croft Original Pale Cream Spain 114 £13.06 

Magnums 

Champagne 


6101490 Bollinger Rosé Brut France 15 £87.84 





Half Bottles 





5604180 

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Château L'Oiselinière de la 

Ramée, Chereau Carré, Loire 

France 66 £4.49 


5617790 Chablis, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France - £9.15 

Champagne 

6100250 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut France 11 £13.53 

6100040 Ayala Brut Majeur France 11 £16.72 

6101340 Taittinger Reserve Brut France 12 £20.91 

6101500 Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Brut France 11 £21.18 


Half Bottles Origin Page List Price 

Champagne 




Quarter Bottles 




5618470 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape - P.E.T. South Africa 105 £1.94 

5606700 Blossom Hill Red, California U.S.A - £2.47 


5619510 Zinfandel Rosé, Arapala Sky, California U.S.A 118 £1.89 

5618480 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape - P.E.T. South Africa 106 £1.94 

5606730 Zinfandel Rosé, Blossom Hill, California U.S.A - £2.47 






5606720 Blossom Hill White, California U.S.A - £2.47 

Champagne 






5621200 Prosecco Il Fresco Rosato, Villa Sandi Italy 20 £3.70 

Stowells Wine Boxes 


5800600 Merlot - 3 Litre Chile - £23.75 

5800190 Cabernet-Merlot - 3 Litre Chile - £27.18 

5800430 Shiraz - 3 Litre Australia - £29.41 

5800590 Merlot - 10 Litre Chile - £79.11 

5800420 Shiraz - 10 Litre Australia - £90.01 

140 


Stowells Wine Boxes Origin Page List Price 


5800510 Zinfandel Rosé - 3 Litre U.S.A - £25.69 

5800490 Zinfandel Rosé - 10 Litre U.S.A - £79.75 


5800350 Liebfraumilch - 3 Litre Germany - £23.74 

5800200 Chenin Blanc - 3 Litre South Africa - £24.34 

5800180 Sauvignon Blanc - 3 Litre Chile - £25.36 

5800580 Colombard-Chardonnay - 3 Litre South Africa - £26.15 

5800280 Pinot Grigio - 3 Litre Italy - £26.21 

5800230 Chenin Blanc - 10 Litre South Africa - £77.29 

5800340 Liebfraumilch - 10 Litre Germany - £82.00 

5800520 Pinot Grigio - 10 Litre Italy - £82.72 

5800570 Colombard-Chardonnay - 3 Litre South Africa - £88.33 

Non-Alcoholic Wine 

7108830 Cabernet Sauvignon, Eisberg Germany - £5.70 

7105890 Sauvignon Blanc, Eisberg Germany - £5.70 

Other Wines & Spirits 

7105760 Chaumet Sparkling Perry England - £2.60 

7107960 Crabbie's Mulled Wine - - £5.95 

7105900 Stones Ginger Wine England - £8.27 

7105880 Vin Sacro Red - - £8.37 

7105920 Cornish Mead Wine England - £8.98 


Wines By Grape 


Cabernet Sauvignon 

5619820 Cabernet Sauvignon, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5618782 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 


5616840 Cabernet Sauvignon, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 

5618890 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £6.69 

5618771 Cabernet Sauvignon, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 


5619520 Cabernet Sauvignon, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 

5620020 Cabernet Sauvignon, Riptide, California U.S.A 117 £7.31 

5620880 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 40 £7.76 

5619870 



Chile 42 £8.48 


5620200 Cabernet Sauvignon, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 117 £13.68 

Gamay 

5620810 Beaujolais, Terra Iconia France 60 £8.45 

5618290 Côte de Brouilly, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 60 £11.10 

5620760 Fleurie, Château de L'Abbaye, Beaujolais France 60 £11.53 


Grenache 

5610401 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja Spain 111 £6.66 

Malbec 

5620860 Malbec, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 

5620820 Malbec, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 

5618090 Malbec, Tamari, Mendoza Argentina 25 £6.96 

5621150 Malbec, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley Chile 40 £7.05 

5604670 Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £7.26 


5617040 Malbec, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 26 £10.00 

5604850 Malbec Selection, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza Argentina 26 £17.23 

Merlot 

5619840 Merlot, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5613210 Merlot, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 39 £6.06 

5618830 Merlot, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.17 



5619110 Merlot Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.25 

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Merlot Origin Page List Price 

5616850 Merlot, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 

5617180 Merlot, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 


5617370 Merlot, Wandering Bear, California U.S.A 117 £7.06 

5605960 Merlot Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £7.42 

5601080 Merlot, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique France 74 £7.58 

5620910 Merlot Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 40 £7.76 

5620660 Merlot, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 74 £8.03 



5617810 Merlot, Climbing, Orange Australia 30 £10.78 

Pinot Noir 

5620010 Pinot Noir, Cosmina, Viile Timis Romania 101 £6.42 

5618970 Pinot Noir, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 73 £6.72 

5617170 Pinot Noir, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 101 £6.83 

5620920 Pinot Noir Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 42 £7.76 


5620610 Pinot Noir, Taringi, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £10.30 

5621250 Pinot Noir, The Duchess, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £10.68 

5601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 74 £10.94 

5615050 Pinot Noir, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 31 £13.37 

5620220 Pinot Noir, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 117 £13.68 

5617480 Pinot Noir, The Crossings, Milestone Series, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £13.78 


5602860 Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Domaine Chanson France 59 £19.11 

5617010 Mercurey, Domaine Chanson, Côte Chalonnaise France 59 £23.13 

5618070 


Burgundy 

France 59 £23.47 

5609940 Pinot Noir, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 106 £29.82 

5609090 Pinot Noir, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 89 £29.98 

5602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour, Côtes de Beaune France 59 £37.53 

5617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour, Côtes de Nuits France 60 £44.30 

5617030 Gevrey Chambertin, Domaine Chanson, Côtes de Nuits France 60 £51.33 

5617020 Pommard, Domaine Chanson, Côtes de Beaune France 59 £54.26 

Pinotage 


5620070 Pinotage, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl South Africa 106 £9.01 

Sangiovese 

5620150 Sangiovese, Soprano, Rubicone Italy 81 £6.22 

5618180 Sangiovese, Villa Cardini, Puglia Italy 81 £6.72 



Syrah/Shiraz Origin Page List Price 

5621190 Syrah, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 111 £5.94 

5620840 Shiraz, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5618990 Shiraz, Billycan, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.19 

5620950 Shiraz, Goldfields, South Australia Australia 29 £6.19 


5616730 Shiraz, Gulara, S.E. Australia Australia 29 £6.24 

5621300 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape - M.L.P South Africa 105 £6.48 

5618910 Shiraz, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £6.69 

5619530 Syrah, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.88 


5620640 Shiraz, The Big Squeeze, Evans & Tate, Western Australia Australia 30 £8.13 

5613590 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange Australia 30 £9.64 




5621240 Shiraz, Blood & Courage, St. John's Road, Barossa Australia 31 £14.48 


5617320 Saint Joseph, Colombo & Fille, Rhône France 70 £18.37 

5703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2010, E. Guigal, Rhône France 70 £44.15 

Tempranillo & Tempranillo Blends 

5619470 Tempranillo-Shiraz, Nueve Vidas Spain 111 £5.65 

5620050 Tempranillo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 111 £5.94 

5619400 Rioja, Cormoran Spain 111 £6.44 


5618140 Rioja, Finca Mónica Spain 112 £6.96 


5619390 Rioja Crianza, Cormoran Spain 112 £8.17 

5621350 Tempranillo-Petit Verdot, Más Buscados, Castilla Spain 112 £8.19 




5610550 Rioja Reserva, Marqués de Murrieta Spain 112 £18.40 

5610560 Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial, Marqués de Murrieta Spain 112 £31.69 

New World Single Varietals 

5616830 Carménère, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 40 £6.33 



5619900 Carménère, Secret, Viu Manent, Colchagua Valley Chile 42 £10.38 

5607160 Old Vine Zinfandel, Ironstone, California U.S.A 117 £11.12 

European Single Varietals 

5619640 Nero d'Avola, Artemesia, Sicily Italy 81 £6.17 

5619680 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva, Tor del Colle, Botter Italy 81 £7.26 

5619610 Salice Salentino Riserva, Il Tauro, Botter Italy 82 £7.81 

5620830 Chinon, Les Roches Cachées, Loire France 65 £10.51 

144 


European Single Varietals Origin Page List Price 



Cabernet Sauvignon Blends 

5621090 Bordeaux Rouge, Les Origines de Jules Lebègue France 51 £8.43 

5602260 Château Pierrail Rouge, Bordeaux Supérieur France 51 £12.03 


5618660 Château Caronne Sainte Gemme 2010, Haut-Médoc France 51 £18.74 

5618670 Château Citran 2010, Haut-Médoc France 51 £20.28 

5618650 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £21.82 

5618630 Château Bernadotte 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £23.33 


5619930 

Château Fourcas Hosten 2006, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, 


France 52 £24.96 

5618590 BriO de Cantenac Brown 2009, Margaux France 52 £27.13 

5617600 Château Maucaillou 2009, Moulis France 54 £28.65 

5714620 Château Poujeaux 2006, Moulis France 54 £28.95 

5702200 Château de Pez 2009, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel, St. Estèphe France 55 £32.95 

5619970 Château Labégorce-Zédé 2006, Margaux France 52 £34.17 

5618600 Château Labégorce Margaux 2009, Margaux France 52 £34.54 

5618640 Château Sociando-Mallet 2010, Haut-Médoc France 52 £39.35 

5714640 Château Sociando Mallet 2006, Haut-Médoc France 52 £44.48 

5619950 Château Kirwan 2006, Grand Cru Classé, Margaux France 52 £45.91 

5618610 Château Haut-Batailley 2010, Grand Cru Classé, Pauillac France 54 £46.22 

5618620 Château Phélan Ségur 2010, St. Estèphe France 55 £46.22 

5714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot 2006, St. Émilion France 56 £53.71 

5701920 Château Leoville-Las-Cases 1983, 2ème Cru Classé, St. Julien France 55 £105.12 




5702250 



France 55 £174.09 


5702220 



France 55 £412.72 

5701890 Château Latour 1982, 1er Cru Classé, Pauillac France 55 £1,541.20 

Grenache Blends 

5618850 Grenache-Pinot Noir, Les Vignerons, South of France France 73 £6.46 



5603830 Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine Perrin, Rhône France 69 £8.86 

5617310 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Colombo & Fille France 69 £10.92 




5603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards, Domaine Perrin, Rhône France 70 £30.31 


Merlot Blends Origin Page List Price 

5619060 Cabernet-Merlot, San Elian, Central Valley Chile 39 £5.85 

5618100 Merlot-Cabernet, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 39 £5.99 

5620120 Appassimento, Casa Vinironia, Puglia Italy 82 £8.07 

5621100 Les Origines de Jules Lebègue, St. Émilion France 56 £11.73 


5618700 Château Sergant 2010, Lalande-de-Pomerol France 55 £15.41 

5618690 Château d'Escurac 2010, Médoc France 54 £18.95 

5621120 Château Lamothe Bergeron 2012, Haut-Médoc France 51 £19.84 

5618680 Château Potensac 2010, Médoc France 54 £26.35 

5620340 Château Franc Mayne 2010, Grand Cru Classé, St. Émilion France 56 £27.04 

5618710 Clos Beauregard 2011, Pomerol France 55 £29.69 

5618730 Château La Tour Figeac 2009, Grand Cru Classé, St. Émilion France 56 £39.98 

5619940 

Château La Tour du Pin Figeac 2005, Moueix, Grand Cru Classé, 


Shiraz Blends 

France 56 £42.79 



5604680 Shiraz-Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 25 £6.39 

5618840 Carignan-Syrah, Les Vignerons, South of France France 73 £6.46 


5606130 



European Blends 


5619220 Coreto Red, Lisboa Portugal 95 £6.08 

5619170 Vega Red, Douro Portugal 95 £6.85 

5619650 Primitivo-Negroamaro, Gran Rosso, Salento Italy 81 £6.91 

5619160 Touriga Nacional, Point West, Lisboa Portugal 95 £7.24 

5621340 Mourvédre-Cabernet, Coin des Coquins, Languedoc France 74 £8.46 


5619670 Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso, Zonin, Veneto Italy 82 £11.33 


5620520 Rocca di Montemassi, Tuscany Italy 82 £25.64 

New World Blends 

5605990 Black Label Red, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 30 £7.42 



Chardonnay 

5621180 Chardonnay, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 113 £5.94 

5619830 Chardonnay, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 43 £5.99 

5618784 Chardonnay, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 


5618980 Chardonnay, Billycan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.19 

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Chardonnay Origin Page List Price 

5620960 Chardonnay, Goldfields, South Australia Australia 32 £6.19 


5616720 Chardonnay, Gulara, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.24 

5616800 Chardonnay, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.33 


5618900 Chardonnay, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

5617200 Chardonnay, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei Romania 102 £6.83 

5617380 Chardonnay, Wandering Bear, California U.S.A 118 £7.06 

5604650 Chardonnay, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £7.26 

5620030 Chardonnay, Riptide, California U.S.A 118 £7.31 

5605950 Chardonnay Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £7.42 

5620890 Chardonnay Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 

5620680 Chardonnay, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 76 £8.03 

5601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc France 76 £8.04 

5620630 Chardonnay, Butterball, Evans & Tate, Western Australia Australia 33 £8.13 


5613580 Chardonnay, Rolling, Orange Australia 33 £9.64 

5620650 Mâcon-Villages, Ropiteau, Burgundy France 61 £11.13 

5609430 Chardonnay, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 90 £11. 41 


5620210 Chardonnay, Hahn Winery, California U.S.A 118 £13.68 


5603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche France 60 £14.01 


5620130 Chablis, Jean Deligny, Burgundy France 60 £15.40 

5618190 Saint-Véran, P. Ferraud et Fils, Burgundy France 61 £16.02 

5603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 61 £16.19 



5609930 Chardonnay, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 108 £23.11 

5603500 Pouilly Fuissé, P. Ferraud et Fils, Burgundy France 61 £23.60 

5609080 Chardonnay, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £23.61 

5618080 


Gerard Thomas et Filles 

France 62 £25.92 





5703310 


Burgundy 

France 62 £84.45 

5714270 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2005, Vincent Girardin France 62 £121.90 

5703160 

Chenin Blanc 

Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Domaine Louis Latour, 

Burgundy 

France 62 £125.61 


5618810 Chenin Blanc Medium Dry, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 



5621310 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape - M.L.P. South Africa 108 £6.48 


Chenin Blanc Origin Page List Price 


5604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré, Loire France 66 £10.00 

Gewürztraminer 

5620900 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 

5617840 Gewürztraminer, Michel Leon, Alsace France 49 £11.74 

Muscat 

5618880 Moscato, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

Pinot Grigio/Gris 



5614080 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Alessandro, Venezie Italy 83 £6.13 


5616920 Pinot Grigio, Soprano Italy 84 £6.22 

5620000 Pinot Grigio, Cosmina, Viile Timis Romania 102 £6.42 

5608600 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Venezie Italy 84 £6.56 

5618882 Pinot Grigio, Rumours, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £6.69 

5617190 Pinot Grigio, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei Romania 102 £6.83 

5621160 Pinot Gris, Agustinos Estate, Bío Bío Valley Chile 44 £7.05 

5621550 Pinot Grigio, Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 32 £7.42 

5620090 Pinot Grigio, Miopasso, Sicily Italy 84 £7.73 


Riesling 

5604380 Riesling, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann, Pfalz Germany 79 £7.40 

5604540 Riesling Kabinett, Reh Kendermann, Mosel Germany 79 £7.74 


5617850 Riesling, Michel Leon, Alsace France 49 £10.13 


5615040 Riesling, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 33 £13.37 

Sauvignon Blanc 

5619850 Sauvignon Blanc, Alta Baliza, Central Valley Chile 43 £5.99 

5613214 Sauvignon Blanc, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 43 £6.06 

5618790 Sauvignon Blanc, Rue des Amis, Languedoc France 75 £6.17 



5619120 Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Villa Rosaura, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.25 

5616810 Sauvignon Blanc, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 44 £6.33 


5605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label, McGuigan, S.E. Australia Australia 33 £7.42 

5601090 Sauvignon Blanc, Honoré de Berticot, IGP de l'Atlantique France 75 £7.58 

5620930 Sauvignon Blanc, Aves del Sur, Maule Valley Chile 44 £7.76 

5620670 Sauvignon Blanc, Les Plants Nobles, Ropiteau, South of France France 76 £8.03 

148 


Sauvignon Blanc Origin Page List Price 

5619500 Sauvignon Blanc, Taworri, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.55 

5619770 

Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine des Caillots, Chereau Carré, 

Loire 

France 66 £8.55 

5620160 Sauvignon Blanc, The Duke, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.68 


5620600 Sauvignon Blanc, Taringi, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £8.82 

5620080 Sauvignon Blanc, The Den, Painted Wolf, Paarl South Africa 108 £9.01 


5609440 Sauvignon Blanc, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £10.42 

5616260 Sauvignon Blanc, The Crossings, Marlborough New Zealand 90 £11.52 


5615030 Sauvignon Blanc, Devil's Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 34 £13.37 

5614610 Sancerre, Domaine Neveu, Loire France 66 £13.50 

5604280 Sancerre, Domaine de la Perriére, Loire France 66 £13.85 

5604210 Pouilly Fumé, Domaine Saget, Loire France 66 £15.24 

5604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige, Guy Saget, Loire France 66 £19.91 

5609104 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £23.03 


5609110 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 92 £31.59 

Viognier 


5620750 Viognier, La Baume Grande Olivette, Languedoc France 75 £7.75 



5703650 Condrieu 2013, E. Guigal, Rhône France 70 £39.83 

European Single Variety 

5620060 Verdejo, Esencia de Fontana, Uclés Spain 113 £5.94 

5619630 Grillo, Artemesia, Sicily Italy 83 £6.17 




5619140 Alvarinho, Grand'Arte, Lisboa Portugal 96 £7.94 


5617890 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie 'Bleu', Loire France 65 £8.41 

5604170 

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Château L’Oiselinière de la 

Ramée, Chereau Carré, Loire 

France 66 £8.62 

5619720 Picpoul de Pinet M, Languedoc France 76 £8.69 


5614540 Gavi La Battistina, Araldica Italy 84 £9.04 

5621080 Rioja Blanco, Fincas de Azabache Spain 113 £9.15 

5621460 Picpoul de Pinet, Cuvée Caroline, Famille Morin, Languedoc France 76 £9.94 

5620510 Vermentino, Calasole, Rocca di Montemassi, Tuscany Italy 84 £10.00 


5616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich Austria 36 £13.67 

5617290 Bacchus, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 47 £14.00 

5608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley, Cornwall England 47 £14.36 


European Single Variety Origin Page List Price 

5620590 Albariño, Mar de Frades, Rias Baixas Spain 114 £17.70 

5610670 Albariño, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas Spain 114 £18.05 

New World Single Variety 

5619540 Torrontes, Martin Fierro, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £6.88 


Chardonnay Blends 


5619150 Alvarinho-Chardonnay, Point West, Lisboa Portugal 96 £7.24 


Sauvignon Blanc Blends 

5619490 Sauvignon Blanc-Verdejo, Nueve Vidas Spain 113 £5.65 

5619070 Sauvignon-Semillon, San Elian, Central Valley Chile 42 £5.85 

5618110 Sauvignon-Semillon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 43 £5.99 

5621330 Sauvignon-Gros Manseng, Coin des Coquins France 76 £8.46 

5602490 Château Pierrail Blanc, Bordeaux Supérieur France 56 £8.88 

5606111 



New World Blends 


5604660 Chenin-Torrontes, Avanti, Bodegas Bórbore, San Juan Argentina 26 £6.39 

5606100 



European Blends 


5619230 Coreto White, Lisboa Portugal 96 £6.08 


5618800 Muscat-Viognier, Les Vignerons, South of France France 75 £6.46 

5618860 Vermentino-Colombard, Les Vignerons, South of France France 75 £6.46 

5604570 Piesporter Michelsberg, Franz Reh, Mosel Germany 79 £6.87 


5621360 Macabeo-Sobre Lias, Más Buscados, Castilla Spain 113 £8.19 

5608110 Dart Valley Reserve, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 47 £10.82 

5619920 Côtes du Rhône Blanc, Colombo & Fille France 70 £10.92 

5620260 Dry White, Pebblebed, Devon England 47 £11.31 

5620370 Shoreline White, Lyme Bay, Dorset England 47 £14.55 

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Responsible Drinking 

Understanding Alcohol Percentages 

In this period of Government-led responsible drinking and increased awareness of health issues and alcohol 

consumption, it is important to know how many units of alcohol are in a glass of wine. 

It is a simple calculation of the percentage volume alcohol multiplied by the amount of wine in litres. 

Find out the exact units in your wine and for more information refer to the website drinkaware.co.uk 

As an example, the amount of units contained 

in a glass of 11.5% wine is as follows: 

Per 125ml Glass 

(0.125L x 11.5%) 

1.44 Units 


(0.175L x 11.5%) 

2.0 Units 


(0.250L x 11.5%) 

2.88 Units 

Alternatively, the amount of units contained 

in a 14% wine is as follows: 


(0.125L x 14%) 

1.75 Units 


(0.175L x 14%) 

2.45 Units 


(0.250L x 14%) 

3.5 Units 


Profit Calculator 

Calculating Your Profit Margin 

To calculate your gross margin on retail price you need to multiply the excl VAT cost price by the relevant factor to 

achieve the incl VAT list price at the required margin. 

For example, to achieve a 60% margin on a bottle of wine that costs £5.75 excl VAT, simply multiply 5.75 by 3.001 to 

give a result of £17.25 inc VAT. 

Margin required 

on Retail Price 

Factor 

(20%) 

Example Cost 

(excl VAT) 

Example List Price 

(incl VAT) 

45 2.181 £5.75 £12.54 

50 2.400 £5.75 £13.80 

51 2.449 £5.75 £14.08 

52 2.500 £5.75 £14.37 

53 2.553 £5.75 £14.67 

54 2.608 £5.75 £14.99 

55 2.667 £5.75 £15.33 

56 2.727 £5.75 £15.68 

57 2.791 £5.75 £16.04 

58 2.858 £5.75 £16.43 

59 2.927 £5.75 £16.83 

60 3.001 £5.75 £17.25 

61 3.077 £5.75 £17.69 

62 3.158 £5.75 £18.15 

63 3.244 £5.75 £18.65 

64 3.333 £5.75 £19.16 

65 3.428 £5.75 £19.71 

66 3.530 £5.75 £20.29 

67 3.637 £5.75 £20.91 

68 3.750 £5.75 £21.56 

69 3.871 £5.75 £22.58 

70 4.000 £5.75 £23.00 

71 4.138 £5.75 £23.79 

72 4.285 £5.75 £24.63 

73 4.445 £5.75 £25.55 

74 4.615 £5.75 £26.53 

75 4.800 £5.75 £27.60 

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Allergens Explained 

As of December 13th 2014 a new law concerning allergens came into effect that significantly effects the hospitality 

trade. Here is an outline of the regulations, and what you need to do about them. 

New Law 

The new law states that all retailers MUST have information on allergen ingredients that MUST either be: 

• Written up front (on a menu or menu board) without the customer having to ask for help. 

• Sign posted to where information can be found or obtained 

• Sign posted to say that information can be obtained from a staff member 

If information on allergens is provided by word (by a staff member), this must be consistent and verifiable i.e. a 

business must have in place a process to capture information from recipes or ingredient lists from products bought in 

and this must be made available to staff. 

Allergens Found In Wine: 

Sulphur Dioxide 

The key allergen found in wine is sulphur dioxide. Some wines may also contain traces of milk or eggs which are used 

as fining agents. In essence, wine is exempt from the new laws because wine labels already adhere to wine regulations 

stating that sulphites, egg and milk need to be indicated if detected in the wine: 

It is obligatory to state on the label that a wine contains sulphites if it contains more than 10mg/l of Sulphur Dioxide. 

This is shown as “Contains sulphur dioxide” (or sulphites/sulfites). SO2 is used to a certain extent in the making of 

virtually all wine and is a by-product of fermentation, therefore virtually all wine contains this level of sulphites. 

Milk 

and Egg 

Casein is the principal milk protein, used as a fining agent. If used, it is mostly for whites to get rid of a brown colour 

or for clearing cloudy wine. Egg whites are used in the production of fine red wines for fining as they gently adsorb the 

harsh and bitter tannins. 

‘In the case of wine and wine fining agents derived from egg and milk, EU Regulation No. 579/2012 will need to be 

considered. In determining whether egg and milk fining agents are still present in wine, they should not be found at 

the limit of detection (

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Payment is due by you in full and cleared funds within such period or on such date as we specify to you. Otherwise, if we do not 

give you a specific date then payment is due on the 24th day of the month following the month the invoice is dated. Failure to pay 

any amount due to us by the due date or any circumstances which give us reasonable concerns about your solvency, shall entitle 

us to suspend delivery of any undelivered orders. 

If payment is not made by the due date, we reserve the right to charge you interest on the overdue amount at the rate of 3% per 

annum above the Bank of England’s base rate from time to time. Such interest shall accrue on a daily basis from the due date until 

actual payment of the overdue amount. Any account falling overdue will not qualify for discount relating to the overdue amount 

and we reserve the right to withdraw without notice any discounts that have been allowed if payment is not made in full by the 

due date. All of our reasonable costs (including legal fees) incurred by us in collection of amounts due hereunder or in enforcing 

repossession under clause 5 below will be payable by you. In the event of any cheques or direct debit being dishonoured, we will 

charge you a reasonable fee to cover bank and administration costs. Any credit periods are granted at our discretion and can be 

amended, suspended or withdrawn by us at any time. 

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All goods should be examined at the time of delivery and any loss or damage signed for accordingly. If examination is impractical 

at the time of delivery, please sign delivery note “UNEXAMINED”. In any event St Austell Brewery must be notified of any 

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You shall pay us all amounts due in full without any set-off, counterclaim, deduction or withholding (except as required by law). 

We may at any time without limiting any other rights or remedies we may have, set-off or withhold any amount owing to us, or any 

company within our group, by you against any sum which we or any company within our group owe you. 

4. Insolvency 

Without affecting any of our other rights or remedies we may terminate this contract or suspend any further deliveries under these 

conditions with immediate effect and if the goods have been delivered but not paid for, the price shall become immediately due 

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The risk in the goods shall pass to you upon delivery. However, notwithstanding delivery and passing of risk in the goods, title and 

property in the goods, including full legal and beneficial ownership shall not pass to you until we have received in cash or cleared 

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under the terms of this and all other contracts between us and you under which the goods were delivered. 

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all other goods you hold so that they are readily identifiable as our property. If you sell the goods before we have been paid in full, 

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of your business. In the event of non-payment by you on the due date, we shall be entitled to enter your premises and take such 

measures as are reasonably necessary to recover the goods. We shall have absolute authority to retake, sell or otherwise deal 

with or dispose of all or any part of the goods in which title remains vested in us. We shall be entitled to seek a court injunction to 

prevent you from selling, transferring or otherwise disposing of the goods. 

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6. Ownership 

Notice is hereby given that returnable bottles, cases and casks upon which a deposit may or may not have been charged are your 

responsibility. They will be credited in full when returned in good condition and their full value will be charged for if not returned. 

7. Availability of Stock, Vintages and Substitutions 

It is not always possible to ensure that stocks of wine in our list remain available until the publication of the next monthly 

amendment sheet or annual price list. If your order includes a wine which is either out of stock or discontinued we will select 

another wine as near as possible in style, quality and price. Similarly in the event of a vintage being out of stock the next available 

vintage will be sent unless we are instructed to the contrary. 

8. Prices 

All prices are quoted exclusive of V.A.T and are subject to market fluctuations, alterations in Customs and Excise Duties, and stocks 

being available. We reserve the right to alter any prices or specifications in accordance with these conditions at any time without 

notice to you and all goods are sold subject to prices and conditions ruling at the date of dispatch. All prices include delivery by 

our own transport providing that conditions stated under Clause 9 below are adhered to. 

9. Deliveries and Minimum Orders 

We reserve the right to state a minimum value and/or quantity for any orders to be delivered wherever deemed appropriate. All 

deliveries are made by our own transport. Approximate times and days of deliveries are available from St Austell Brewery or any of 

its depots. 

10. Warranty 

We warrant that on delivery our goods conform with their description and are of satisfactory quality (within the meaning of the 

Sale of Goods Act 1979). All other implied terms are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded from the contract. 

11. Contract Terms 

These terms and conditions apply to the contract between you and us to the exclusion of any other terms that you seek to impose 

or incorporate, or which are implied by trade, custom, practice or course of dealing. 

An order constitutes an offer by you to purchase the goods in accordance with these conditions. 

You are responsible for ensuring that the terms of the order and any applicable specification are complete and accurate. An order 

will only be deemed to be accepted by us when we confirm acceptance, either verbally or in writing, at which point a contract will 

come into existence. A contract constitutes the entire agreement between you and us. 

12. Stock Rotation and Returns 

It is your responsibility to rotate products so that the oldest is sold first. No credit will be given for out of date products nor will 

they be exchanged. No returns of WINES AND SPIRITS will be accepted other than in exceptional circumstances in which case 

authorisation from the brewery is required in advance. In the instances of BEER, CIDER AND MINERALS carrying an open date code, 

goods must be returned in complete packs, good condition and not of mixed dates and must have the major part of their available 

life to run. Guidance on this matter is readily available from us on request. We cannot guarantee credit on returns of other Brewer’s 

cask conditioned Ales and even where credit is given delays of up to 3 months should be expected. Cask conditioned Ales cannot 

be supplied on a sale or return basis. Returns of Draught Wine, Postmix Minerals and “Special Orders” will not be accepted. In the 

case of authorisation from St Austell Brewery being granted for the return of goods, due to overstocking, closing down or change 

of ownership we reserve the right to charge up to 20% of the value of the goods to cover costs of collection and administration. 

13. Exclusion of Liability 

St Austell Brewery Company Limited shall be under no liability whatsoever for loss or damage, death or personal injury howsoever 

arising other than for death or personal injury sustained by any person arising from the negligence of St Austell Brewery Company 

Limited or under the Consumer Protection Act 1987. 

14. Money Laundering 

For the protection of our customers, we operate a money laundering reporting procedure. In certain circumstances, information 

will be revealed by us to the appropriate authorities in relation to any suspicion of money laundering. 


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