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Royal Over-Seas League Wednesday 6th February 2019

OLD WORLD PORTFOLIO TASTING

Welcome to our 2019 Old World Portfolio Tasting. We are delighted to present what is largely an

exclusive range of wines that we import from around the world, and to have some of the wonderful

winemakers and vineyard owners here to help share their passion with you. Please feel free to taste at your own pace. Our wholesale team and producers are here

to help answer any questions you may have.

Thank you for attending.

James Davychairman

3davy’s old world portfolio tasting | www.davywine.co.uk/wholesale organic new

ContentsTable 1 Jean Becker, Alsace, France – Martine Becker

Table 2 Domaine Terres Dorees, Beaujolais, France – Jean Paul Brun

Table 3 Languedoc and Rhone, France – Charles Blagden

Table 4 Domaine Seve, Burgundy, France – Jean Pierre & Sylvie Seve

Table 5 Burgundy, France – Emma Sarjeant

Table 6 Burgundy, France – Ben Grosvenor

Table 7 Domaine Millet Roger, Sancerre, Loire, France – Betty Millet

Table 8 Bordeaux, France – Eric Fourault

Table 9 Chateau du Moulin Rouge, Haut-Medoc, Bordeaux, France – Geoffrey Ribeiro

Table 10 Bordeaux, France – Leigh Claridge

Table 11 Chateau Guiraud, Sauternes, Bordeaux, France – Sophie Balanger

Table 12 Bordeaux, France – Michel Moulene

Table 13 Champagne Dumenil, Chigny les Roses, Champagne, France – Frederique Poret-Dumenil

Table 14 Hoffmann & Rathbone, Sussex, England – Ulrich Hoffmann & Melanie de Matos

Table 15 Domaine des Carabiniers, Lunar Apoge, Rhone Valley, France – Manon Messainguiral-Thetard

Table 16 Chateau des Roques, Vacqueyras, France – Corine Seroul

Table 17 Domaine les Hautes Cances, Rhone Valley, France – Davy Team

Table 18 Lyme Bay, Devon, England – Martin Litt

Table 19 Court Garden, Sussex, England – Hugo Corney & Lisa Harvey

Table 20 S A Prum, Mosel, Germany – Raimund & Pirjo Prum with James Fleetwood

Table 21 Spain – Mayu Miller

Table 22 Bodegas de la Marquesa, Rioja, Spain – Pablo de Simon

Table 23 Bodegas Ochoa, Navarra, Spain – Saioa Sanz

Table 24 Bodegas Miguel Merino, Rioja, Spain – Miguel Merino

Table 25 Casa Da Passarella, Dao, Portugal – Silvia Choupeiro

Table 26 Espaco Rural, Alentejo, Portugal – David Rego

Table 27 Quinta da Silveira and Quinta dos Capuchos, Douro Valley and Lisboa, Portugal – Rodrigo Martins and Manuel Martinho

Table 28 Vini Montauto, Maremma, Italy - Riccardo Lepri

Table 29 Azienda Agricola Pelassa, Piedmont, Italy – Daniele Pelassa

Table 30 Corte Cavedini, Valpolicella, Italy – Elena Cavedini

Table 31 Domaine Bousquet, Mendoza, Argentina – Eclio Dumon

Table 32 Te Kano, Central Otago, New Zealand Free Pour

Table 33 “Small is Beautiful” – Davy team

Table 34 By the Glass Top 10 Free Pour

Table 35 House Wine White and Rose Selection Free Pour

Table 36 House Red Wine Selection Free Pour

Table 37 Champagne & Sparkling Free Pour

Table 38 Old World Selection Free Pour

Table 39 Indie Top 20 Free Pour

4 * Prices per 75cl exclusive of VAT (unless otherwise stated), inclusive of duty, correct at time of printing, subject to availability. Duty rates pre 1st February 2019 increase.

white№ Description bottle

1/1 Sylvaner Tradition 2016 £9.67

1/2 Le Riesling 2016 £10.33

1/3 Pinot Gris 2016 £12.67

1/4 Gewurztraminer 2016 £12.67

1/5 Riesling Grand Cru Froehn 2015 £17.83

1/6 Gewurztraminer Grand Cru Schoenenberg 2012 £19.33

1/7 Riesling Vendanges Tardives Kronenbourg 2009 £27.00

1/8 Gewurztraminer Vendanges Tardives Rimelsberg 2011 £28.00

1/9 Selection de Grains Noble Riesling Cuvee Etoiles 2007 37.5cl £24.17

Table 1 Jean Becker, Alsace, France – Martine Becker

The Becker family’s winemaking legacy dates back to 1610 in Zellenberg, with the estate now in the hands of the 13th generation. The wines produced are of the highest standard, with vineyard holdings across five Grand Cru areas. Since 1999 production has been certified organic, reinforcing their attention to detail and respect for their unique terroir.



2/1 Rousanne 2017* £12.49

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2/2 Pinot Noir 2017* £14.17

2/3 Brouilly Pisse Ville 2017* £14.66

2/4 Morgon Cote du Py Javerniers 2017* £16.42

2/5 Moulin a Vent 2016 £15.00

2/6 Fleurie Grille Midi 2015 £18.17

Table 2 Domaine Terres Dorees, Beaujolais, France – Jean-Paul Brun

Terres Dorees is the Beaujolais domaine in the village of Charnay owned by Jean-Paul Brun. Instead of carbonic maceration, standard for the region’s wine production, Jean-Paul produces old-style Beaujolais by de-stemming his grapes, fermenting and ageing them in a mix of concrete vats and Burgundian barrels. He also abstains from chaptalisation and cultured yeasts. His belief is that the Gamay grape expresses itself best at a lower degree of alcohol and by using grapes’ indigenous yeasts. As a result, his wines are complex, fruity, full of character and are capable of reflecting the terroir.

*Wines not currently in stock



3/1 Le Petite Murailles Corbieres Blanc 2017 £8.92

3/2 Condrieu Domaine Niero 2016 £28.17

rose

3/3 Le Petite Murailles Corbieres Rose 2017 £8.92

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3/4 Le Petit Murailles Corbieres Rouge 2016 £8.92

3/5 Champs de Murailles Nature, Corbieres 2017 natural wine £10.50

3/6 Champs de Murailles Grande Reserve, Corbieres 2016 £12.83

3/7 Crozes Hermitage Domaine du Colombier 2015 £14.67

3/8 Cote Rotie Cuvee Classique Domaine Clusel-Roche 2015 £35.33

3/9 Cote Rotie Les Triotes Domaine Garon 2015 £30.67

Table 3 Languedoc and Rhone, France – Charles Blagden



4/1 Macon Solutre 2016 £11.17

4/2 Pouilly-Fuisse Aux Chailloux 2015 Also available in magnums 2016 £16.33

4/3 Pouilly-Fuisse Vieilles Vignes 2015 limited availability £19.50

4/4 Pouilly-Fuisse Anthilde 2015 Also available in magnums 2013 £21.17

Table 4 Domaine Seve, Burgundy, France – Jean Pierre & Sylvie Seve

This seven hectares property lies on the steep slopes overlooking Solutre, one of the finest of all the Macon villages and the very core of the appellation. Sylvie and Jean-Pierre Seve, the current (and 3rd) generation, apply rigorous standards in the vineyard and the cellar, following similar ideologies and production methods as seen at the top estates in the Cote de Beaune.



5/1 Bourgogne Aligote Chateau de Chamilly 2016 £11.00

5/2 Montagny Les Reculerons, Chateau de Chamilly 2016 £15.33

5/3 Saint-Aubin, 1er Cru Derrier Chez Edouard, Chateau de Chamilly 2014 £26.67

5/4 Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Jean Pascal et Fils 2015 £30.00

5/5 Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Jean Louis Chavy 2016 £28.33

5/6 Meursault Villages Domaine Michelot 2016 £27.92

5/7 Chassagne Montrachet Villages Domaine Bachelet Monnot 2015 £37.92

Table 5 Burgundy, France – Emma Sarjeant


Table 5red

№ Description bottle

5/8 Mercurey 1er Cru les Puillets, Chateau de Chamilly 2015 £20.00

5/9 Maranges, 1er Cru Fussieres, Domaine Bachelet Monnot 2014 £17.17

5/10 Santenay, 1er Cru Gravieres Rouge, Domaine Laurent Borgeot 2014 £19.96

5/11 Volnay Villages, Domaine Joseph Voillot 2013 £27.17

5/12 Pommard Villages, Domaine Joseph Voillot 2013 £30.00

continued



6/1 La Petit Bonheur, Domaine Prunier Bonheur, Coteaux de Bourguignon 2016 £13.75

6/2 Auxey Duresses Blanc Villages Domaine Prunier Bonheur 2016 £21.17

6/3 St Romain le Combe Bazin Domaine Prunier Bonheur 2016 £19.83

red6/4 Monthelie 1er Cru Les Vignes Rondes Domaine Prunier Bonheur 2016 £28.83

6/5 Savigny les Beaune Les Planchots, Domaine Lois Dufouleur 2015 £27.00

6/6 Auxey Duresses Rouge 1er Cru Les Duresses Domaine Prunier Bonheur 2015 £20.50

6/7 Gevrey Chambertin Les Corvees Domaine Tortochot 2016 £34.58

6/8 Gevrey Chambertin Villages Domaine Marc Roy 2016 £43.33

Table 6 Burgundy, France – Ben Grosvenor

Ben has recently joined Davy’s heading up the fine wine team and will be introducing our exciting new, hand-picked Burgundian producers in our portfolio.



7/1 Sancerre Blanc 2017 £13.00

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7/2 Sancerre Rose 2017 £12.42

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7/3 Sancerre Rouge 2017 £13.33

Table 7 Domaine Millet Roger, Loire Valley, France – Betty Millet

Franck Millet took over here some years ago and, ably assisted by his wife Betty, he has worked wonders both amongst the vines and in the cellars. The Domaine lies in the heart of the region at Bue, one of the very best of the Sancerre villages, on limestone/clay soil which gives the wine all the ripe, exhilaratingly fresh, gooseberry flavours that you could ask for.


red№ Description bottle

8/1 Chateau La Tour Cordouan, Medoc 2016 (2nd wine of Chateau Laujac) £11.80

8/2 Chateau Laujac, Medoc 2014 £12.67

8/3 Chateau Caronne St Gemme, Haut Medoc 2015 £14.99

8/4 Chateau Clauzet, St Estephe 2016 £15.49

Table 8 Bordeaux, France – Eric Fourault



9/1 L’Ecuyer du Moulin Rouge 2016 £10.33

9/2 Chateau du Moulin Rouge 2009 n/a

9/3 Chateau du Moulin Rouge 2010 n/a

9/4 Chateau du Moulin Rouge 2014 Also available in halves £11.50

9/5 Chateau du Moulin Rouge 2015 £12.00

Table 9 Chateau du Moulin Rouge, Haut-Medoc, Bordeaux, France – Geoffrey Ribeiro

This estate has been passed down through thirteen generations of the same family. It has a great position just south of Saint-Julien-Beychevelle and adheres to the same production values as neighbouring Cru Classe properties.



10/1 Chateau Argadens Blanc, Bordeaux Superieur 2017, Entre-Deux-Mers £9.33

10/2 L'Abeille de Fieuzal Blanc 2016, Pessac-Leognan £23.17

10/3 Chateau Olivier Blanc 2016, Pessac-Leognan £27.92

red10/4 Chateau Argadens Rouge, Bordeaux Superieur 2015, Entre-Deux-Mers £9.33

10/5 Fleur de Pedesclaux 2012, Pauillac £23.33

10/6 Chateau de Pedesclaux 2013, Pauillac £31.67

10/7 Chateau Olivier Rouge 2012, Pessac-Leognan £28.33

10/8 Chateau Angludet 2010, Margaux Also available in magnums and halves £34.33

10/9 Allees de Cantemerle Haut Medoc, Bordeaux France 2015 £18.33

10/10 Relais de la Dominique Grand Cru 2012, St Emilion £21.67

Table 10 Bordeaux, France – Leigh Claridge

The sixth generation family-owned Maison Sichel has developed its business from an acquisitions office and wine trading company to the one of the most highly esteemed winemakers and negociants in Bordeaux. It owns Chateau Angludet, one of the oldest in Medoc, and co-owns the distinguished Grand Cru Chateau Palmer. Maison Sichel has extended its influence further by adding to their portfolio of wineries both internationally and across other French growing regions.


Table 10 Continued

10/11 Fleur Fonplegade Grand Cru 2012, St Emilion £37.67

10/12 Chateau Fonplegade Grand Cru 2014, St Emilion £31.67


Table 11 Chateau Guiraud, Sauternes, Bordeaux, France – Sophie Balanger

The black and gold label of Chateau Guiraud is one of the oldest in the Bordeaux region and has remained unchanged since its creation, asserting their independent spirit from the start. This pioneering essence led the Chateau to create its own conservatory of grape varieties as well as becoming the first Grand Cru Classe from 1855 to be awarded an organic certification in 2011. To ensure their signature style, Sauvignon Blanc grapes are selected from the oldest strains in the conservatory, representing 35% of the total vines planted as well as being vinified separately. At the bottom of the vineyards’ slopes, there are natural springs which enable drainage and the prevention of stagnated humidity, allowing the grapes to be affected by Botrytis seamlessly to then be hand-picked one by one.


11/1 G de Guiraud 2017 Also available in magnums £14.00

sweet11/2 Petit Guiraud 2013 halves £11.67

11/3 Chateau Guiraud 2002 halves £23.17



12/1 Chateau Rocher Calon 2016, Montagny St Emilion Also available in magnums and halves £11.17

12/2 Chateau Coutelin Merville 2010, St Estephe £18.67

12/3 Chateau Bonalgue 2012, Pomerol £33.33

12/4 Chateau Les Hauts Conseillants 2015, Lalande de Pomerol Also available in magnums £15.33

12/5 Chateau Brisson 2015, Cotes de Castillon Also available in magnums and halves £10.33

12/6 Chateau Sansonnet, Grand Cru St Emilion 2013 £25.50

Table 12 Bordeaux, France – Michel Moulene

Jean-Baptiste Audy, founded in 1906 as a Bordeaux based family-run negociant, now owns several vineyards and properties on the right bank of Bordeaux in Pomerol, Lalande de Pomerol and Lussac-Saint-Emilion together with an impressive portfolio of partnerships. Run by Jean-Baptiste Bourotte, the great-grandson of the Audy founder.


Table 13 Dumenil, Chigny les Roses, Champagne, France – Frederique Poret-Dumenil

Champagne Dumenil is an independent Champagne House which continues to utilise the expertise that has been handed down through the family for five generations. Frederique and Hugues Poret-Dumenil, artisans of wine who are passionate about both the vineyard and the wine, craft champagnes of style in the highest respect for their land situated in Chigny-les-Roses, Rilly la Montagne, Ludes and Sacy.

sparkling№ Description bottle

13/1 Dumenil Grande Reserve 1er Cru Brut NV Also available in magnums £22.75

13/2 Dumenil Prestige Les Pecherines Vieilles Vignes 1er Cru NV £30.00

13/3 Dumenil Amour de Cuvee 1er Cru NV £30.92

13/4 Dumenil Rose 1er Cru Brut NV £24.83

13/5 Dumenil Brut Millesime 1er Cru 2007 £26.83

13/6 Dumenil Brut Millesime 1er Cru 2008 £30.00


sparkling


14/1 Classic Cuvee 2013 £30.42

14/2 Sparkling Rose 2011 £32.00

14/3 Blanc de Blancs 2011 £33.33

Table 14 Hoffmann & Rathbone, Sussex, England – Ulrich Hoffmann & Melanie de Mato

Hoffmann & Rathbone is a boutique winery located in the picturesque village of Mountfield, East Sussex. Run by husband and wife Ulrich Hoffmann and Birgit Rathbone, their wine tells a story of love and passion for craft and artistry in winemaking. Ulrich’s experience and expertise allows him to push the boundaries to create very small quantities of ultra-premium, modern sparkling wine, using traditional methods, aged for long periods, with care and patience. ‘Nothing is released until it is ready to be sold and unless it is worthy of the brand.’ Ulrich Hoffmann.



15/1 Lirac Blanc 2017 £12.33

rose

15/2 Tavel Rose 2017 £11.00

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15/3 Cotes du Rhone 2017 £8.75

15/4 Cotes du Rhone ‘++-- Sans Sulphite’ 2017 natural wine £11.08

15/5 Lirac Rouge 2017 £12.33

15/6 Chateauneuf du Pape Fruit de Lune 2015 £30.50

Domaine des Carabiniers, Lunar Apoge, Rhone Valley, France – Manon Messainguiral-ThetardTable 15

The domaine has been within the Leperchois family for many generations with the current generation practicing organic viticulture since 1997. In 1970, the family developed the old stable walls into a cellar in which the horse emblem for the wines was founded. Their 50 hectares of vineyards can be found on the right bank of the Rhone river, taking advantage of the sun exposure and drainage from the sandy and stony soils. The use of traditional, organic and biodynamic methods, along with the passion in which the wines are made, has allowed Biodynamic Wines to produce some of the best wines of the region. Certified ‘Demeter’ Biodynamic


This estate lies on the rocky plateau of des Roques, a hamlet on the outskirts of Vacqueyras. Owned and run by the Seroul family, this is managed on traditional lines with the harvesting and sorting of all the fruit carried out by hand. The blend is classic Southern Rhone Valley (70% Grenache, 15% Mouvèdre, and 15% Syrah) with the vines being, on average, over 40 years old. Eclipsed in reputation to some extent by the wines from its more illustrious neighbours, Gigondas and Châteauneuf, Vacqueyras has plenty to offer and deserves to be much better known.

Table 16 Chateau des Roques, Rhone Valley, France – Corine Seroul


16/1 Blanc 2016 £12.83

16/2 ‘Cuvee du Clos’ Viognier 2015 Available on Allocation £18.03

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16/3 Rouge 2014 Also available in magnums and double magnums £12.17

16/4 ‘Vertige des Gouttes’ Rouge 2016 Available on Allocation £18.03


Table 17


17/1 Cairanne Blanc 2016 £12.33

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17/2 Cotes du Rhone Tradition 2015 £9.83

17/3 Cairanne Vieilles Vignes 2012 £16.55

17/4 Cairanne Vieilles Vignes 2015 £14.17

17/5 Cairanne Col du Debat 2015 £17.58

Domaine les Hautes Cances, Rhone Valley, France – Davy Team

The family estate was created in the 1890s. The following successions fragmented the property, and with the creation of the Cairanne cooperative cellar, the wine production was abandoned at the estate until 1995, when Anne-Marie (daughter of Odette and Arnaud Achiary) and Jean-Marie Astart created the Domaine les Hautes Cances. They have chosen to follow environmentally friendly farming methods and use a varied collection of very old oak barrels in order to produce wines with a fabulous expression of the terroir.



18/1 Lyme Bay Sparkling nv £18.67

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18/2 Lyme Bay Shoreline 2016 £12.42

18/3 Lyme Bay Bacchus Block 2016 £14.50

18/4 Lyme Bay Chardonnay 2016 £17.50

Table 18 Lyme Bay, Devon, England – Martin Litt

Based in Devon’s Axe Valley, Lyme Bay is pushing the boundaries and aiming for outstanding and diverse English wine. Their team of “Devoted Devonians” have access to a range of choice parcels from partner-growers, meaning the winery has consistent quality year on year. Since launching their range in 2015, they already have a number of medals tucked under their belts from the Sommelier Wine Awards, International Wine and Spirits Challenge and Decanter.



19/1 Court Garden Classic Cuvee 2014 £21.00

19/2 Court Garden Blanc de Blancs 2014 £24.83

19/3 Court Garden Cuvee Rose 2013 £22.83

white

19/4 Ditchling White 2016 £12.17

rosé

19/5 Ditchling Rose 2016 £12.17

Table 19 Court Garden, Sussex, England – Hugo Corney & Lisa Harvey

Court Garden is a family-run estate and winery in the village of Ditchling, East Sussex, not far from Brighton. It is a single vineyard property with all the wines produced from estate-grown grapes. They grow traditional grape varieties of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier as well as using traditional methods as found in Champagne, with long ageing on the lees to add complexity and depth. As a result, Court Garden has won a number of national and international awards.



20/1 Solitar Riesling Trocken 2017 £9.17

20/2 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Kabinett 2016 £22.67

20/3 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spatlese 2011 £24.22

20/4 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling ‘Devon’ Großes Gewachs 2010 £33.67

20/5 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Auslese Faß 12 1999 half bottle £23.32

Table 20 S A Prum, Mosel, Germany – Raimund & Pirjo Prum with James Fleetwood

The Prum name has been synonymous with quality wine production in the Mosel for generations, where the family has been cultivating vineyards and producing wine in the region since 1156. In summary, S A Prum was the original, dominant Prum name until 1911 when branches of the family went their own ways. The grandson of the vineyard’s namesake, Sebastian Alois Prum (1794-1871), also Sebastian Alois, established the winery in 1911. His son and now grandson, the present day Raimund, who inherited the vineyards in 1971, continue the traditions with his daughter Saskia. Since 1971 the winery was modernised and the vineyards further developed, consistently producing wines with an international following. The 13 hectares of vineyards are exclusively planted with Riesling on the steep slopes of the middle Mosel.



21/1 Savia Viva Classico Blanco 2017, Penedes £9.50

21/2 Quinta do Avelino Treixadura 2015, Ribeiro £10.50

21/3 Mytilus Albarino 2016, Rias Baixas £9.25

21/4 Arcan Albarino 2016, Rias Baixas £11.00

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21/5 Ecce Homo Garnacha Tinto 2016, Campo de Borja £6.17

21/6 Aragonia Garnacha Especial 2015, Campo de Borja £10.17

21/7 Quinta del Obispo Mencia 2016, Castilla Y León £8.50

21/8 Billo Priorat Cellar Cecilio 2017, Catalonia £12.67

21/9 Desnivell Priorat, Cellar Cecilio 2012, Catalonia £25.00

Table 21 Spain – Mayu Miller



22/1 Valserrano Blanco Barrica 2017 £10.75

22/2 Valserrano Gran Reserva Blanco 2009 £26.67

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22/3 Valserrano Crianza 2014 £11.00

22/4 Valserrano Reserva 2014 £15.00

22/5 Valserrano Gran Reserva 2011 £24.00

22/6 Valserrano Finca Monteviejo 2012 £26.83

Table 22 Bodegas de la Marquesa, Rioja, Spain – Pablo de Simon

This long established family Bodegas lies in the village of Villabuena, on the limestone ridges of the Alavesa region. It is based on the same principal as a good French Chateau which is to use fruit only from their own vineyards, set rigorous standards in the cellars and, following fermentation in stainless steel, age the wine in oak, part of which is renewed each year. The wines have elegance and pungency combined with the soft spicy allure that only well made Tempranillo can offer.



23/1 Calendas Viura Chardonnay 2017 £7.17

23/2 Uva Doble 2016 £9.00

rosé

23/3 Lagrima Rosada 2017 £8.58

red

23/4 Calendas Tempranillo 2016 £7.17

23/5 Ochoa 8A Series ‘La Foto de 1938’ 2014 £9.17

23/6 Mil Gracias Graciano 2013 £10.33

23/7 Reserva 2010 £13.17

23/8 Gran Reserva 2009 £17.83

Table 23 Bodegas Ochoa, Navarra, Spain – Saioa Sanz

Situated in Olite, the wine capital of Navarra, Bodegas Ochoa is a family winery which strives to convey the spirit, passion and dedication of over 160 years of vineyard ownership in every bottle they produce. The Ochoa family has a long tradition of wine making, indeed Javier and his daughter Adriana are both seen as pioneers for the Navarra region with several of their research projects resulting in improvements to the DO. With the utmost care in the vineyard and skilful winemaking, Bodegas Ochoa continues to set the standard for quality wines in the region with wines that rival some of the best in neighbouring Rioja.


Table 23 continued

sweet№ Description bottle

23/9 Moscatel Vendimia Tardia 2017 50cl £15.50



24/1 Blanco 2016 allocation only poa

red24/2 Mazuelo de la Quinta Cruz 2014 £18.00

24/3 Vitola Reserva 2012 £18.33

24/4 Reserva 2012 £22.17

24/5 Miguel Merino Gran Reserva 2010 £26.25

24/6 La Loma 2015 allocation only poa

Table 24 Bodegas Miguel Merino, Rioja, Spain – Miguel Merino

In 1990 Miguel Merino began to realise his dream to create his own winery. Starting with a restored farmhouse, he built a small vinification plant and barrel-ageing cellar, and started to buy grapes grown on small plots near Briones to produce well-made, modern wines. Miguel is passionate, charismatic and a treasure trove of knowledge about Rioja and now owns and runs one of the smallest, youngest and most prestigeous wineries in Spain. Try the unique ‘Mazuelo de la Quinta Cruz’, one of the very few 100% Mazuelo (Carignan) made in Rioja.



25/1 Somontes Branco 2017 £7.58

25/2 Somontes Encruzado 2016 £9.92

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25/3 Somontes Tinto 2016 £7.58

Table 25 Casa Da Passarella, Dao – Silvia Choupeiro

Casa da Passarella is a 150 year old winery founded by Amand d’Oliveira who made his fortune in Brazil before coming to the Dao region. After building a beautiful villa in Lagarinhos, he decided to surround it by an impressive 200 hectares of vines. In 2007, Ricardo Cabral took over the estate and his first priority was to rebuild the winery as well as focusing on growing indigenous grape varieties. He hired consultant winemaker Paulo Nunes who produces wines that stand out for their freshness, mineral character and longevity. Paulo was one of the first to recognised the advantages of the higher altitude vineyards situated in the Serra d’Estrela (700-800m high compare to the other Passarella’s vineyards at 400-600m).



26/1 Bojador Branco 2017 natural wine £8.25

26/2 Vinho de Talha Bojador Branco 2016 natural wine £16.67

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26/3 Bojador Tinto 2017 natural wine £8.25

26/4 Vinho de Talha Bojador Tinto 2016 natural wine £16.67

Table 26 Espaco Rural, Alentejo – David Rego

Espaco Rural is the personal project of Pedro Ribeiro and his wife Catarina Vieira. Both winemakers in other Portuguese regions, they decided to come to Vidigueira, in Alentejo, to produce wines that are true to the historical traditions of this land. Selection of the grapes, low-yields, careful pruning, and early harvest are some of the procedures they follow but, the main innovation happens in the winery. As a tribute to the region they ferment their wines in impermeable pots called Talha, where both wine and skin must remain in contact until 11th November (St. Martin’s day). The resulted wines are mineral, fresh, elegant and above all, authentic.


Situated in the Douro Valley and Lisboa wine regions respectively, Quinta da Silveira and Memoria share a common denominator in the form of winemaker Rodrigo Martins. Rodrigo’s winemaking style harks back to a bygone era, with grapes crushed by feet and fermented in traditional open top tanks (lagares) using only natural yeasts.


27/1 Quinta da Silveira Branco 2012, Douro Valley £12.67

27/2 Memoria Branco Reserva 2015, Lisboa £12.67

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27/3 Memoria Reserva 2013, Lisboa £11.67

27/4 Quinta da Silveira Reserva 2011, Douro Valley £12.67

27/5 Memoria Grand Escolha 2011, Lisboa £22.17

fortified

27/6 Quinta da Silveira 10 Yr Tawny, Douro Valley £24.67

Table 27 Quinta da Silveira and Quinta dos Capuchos, Douro Valley and Lisboa, Portugal – Rodrigo Martins & Manuel Martinho



28/1 Maremma Bianco Vermentino 2017 £9.33

28/2 Gessaia Sauvignon Blanc 2016 £12.08

28/3 Enos 1 Sauvignon Blanc 2017 £16.33

rose

28/4 Staccione Rosato 2017 £16.33

red

28/5 Silio Ciliegiolo 2017 £12.18

28/6 Pinot Nero 2017 £16.33

Table 28 Vini Montauto, Maremma, Italy – Riccardo Lepri

The Maremma is often referred to as the ‘Wild West’, both in terms of its landscapes and its winemaking. While in Northern Tuscany, the Etruscans were making wine thousands of years before, the Maremma used to be a wild, swampy backwater, and viticulture was only introduced to the region in the 19th century. Riccardo Lepri’s family has produced artisan wines for nearly sixty years at the Montauto estate, nestled 200 metres above sea level on a clay rich soil. The vineyards benefit from a cooling sea breeze and large diurnal temperature. This unique microclimate coupled with Riccardo’s practices of minimum intervention, hand harvesting and use of natural fertilizers help produce wines that are clean, fresh and mineral, showcasing his unique terroir with balance and elegance.



29/1 Mario’s White 2017 £8.00

29/2 Roero Arneis San Vito 2017 £10.33

red29/3 Mario’s Red 2016 £8.00

29/4 Barbera d’Alba Superiore 2016 £11.50

29/5 Langhe Enrichetta 2016 £9.08

29/6 Nebbiolo d’Alba 2014 £13.00

29/7 Roero Antaniolo Riserva Rosso 2013 £16.17

29/8 Barolo San Lorenzo di Verduno 2013 Also available in magnums £38.74

29/9 Barolo 2013 Also available in magnums £23.83

29/10 Barolo Riserva 2010 £45.33

Table 29 Azienda Agricola Pelassa, Piedmont, Italy – Daniele Pelassa

Located in Monta d’Alba, in the chalky Roero hills of Piedmont, the Pelassa family owns 12 hectares of vineyards focusing on the grapes best suited for the land: Nebbiolo, Barbera and Arneis. The present winery was created in 1960 by Mario Pelassa, who has been in the wine business for over 50 years. Today, his sons, Davide and Daniele, continue with the family tradition, expanding their winery into new markets. Pelassa adheres mainly to traditional methods of vinification, but has integrated modern techniques through the introduction of state-of-the-art equipment.


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30/1 Valpolicella doc 2017 £9.23

30/2 Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore 2015 £15.52

30/3 Amarone della Valpolicella docg 2014 £30.20

Corte Cavedini is managed by Umberto and Paola along with their son and daughter, Marco and Elena, all from the Cavedini family. Based in the Valpolicella hills in the Marcellise Valley, this seven hectare vineyard is cultivated by hand with minimal non-organic practices used. In 1996, Umberto inherited the vines from his father, Guado, who challenged his son to develop the vineyards by combining tradition as well as innovation whilst keeping to the culture and history of the area. The family’s passion for winemaking and respect for the terroirs can be found in the quality of their wines.

Table 30 Corte Cavedini, Valpolicella, Italy – Elena Cavedini


white


31/1 Chardonnay Reserve 2017 £10.35

red

31/2 Premium Malbec 2018 £7.92

31/3 Malbec Reserve 2017 £10.35

31/4 Malbec Grand Reserve 2015 £14.26

31/5 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2017 Also available in magnums £10.35

31/6 Ameri 2015 £19.00

31/7 Gaia Red 2017 £11.89

31/8 Fortified Malbec 2017 50cl £10.28

Table 31 Domaine Bousquet – Eclio Dumon

The Bousquet family relocated to the foothills of the Andes from the South of France in 1997. Their aim was to bring together the traditional French winemaking practices along with the ideal agricultural conditions Mendoza had to offer. Based in Tupungato, their 110 hectare vineyard is at an altitude of 1200m. Along with being one of the highest vineyards in the world, the unique cool nights and constant breeze as well as very low rainfall, allows the production of ripe and well nurtured grapes producing quality wines. All organic.



32/1 Blanc de Noir 2017 £13.08

32/2 Pinot Gris 2017 £13.08

32/3 Chardonnay 2017 £16.38

rose32/4 Akin Pinot Rose 2018 £13.60

red32/5 Akin Pinot Noir 2016 £16.38

32/6 Pinot Noir 2017 £22.92

Table 32 Te Kano Free pour

‘Te Kano’, the Maori word for seed, is run by the Lloyd family who fell for the idyllic sites of Central Otago and they are committed to rejuvenating the land through sustainable practices. The 88 hectares compromising the estate was acquired in 2015, standing up to 320m above sea level with a variety of terrain and soils which produces their unique and expressive wines. The estate compromises three vineyards of Northburn, Jerome and Eliza, the latter two named after beloved family members.


Table 33 “Small is Beautiful” – Davy team


33/1 Champagne Dumenil Special 12, 2012, Champagne, France limited stock £30.00

33/2 Tenuta Montauto Metodo Classico Sangiovese Brut NV, Maremma, Tuscany, Italy £17.83

white33/3 Jean Becker Muscat Grand Cru Froehn 2015, Alsace, France £17.83

33/4 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling ‘Devon’ Großes Gewachs 2010, S. A. Prum, Mosel, Germany £33.67

33/5 Chablis 1er Cru Cote de Lechet 2015, Domaine d'Elise, Frederic Prain, Burgundy, France £17.55

33/6 Pouilly Fuisse Anthilde 2014, Domaine Seve, Burgundy, France en magnum £48.17

33/7 Masia Carreras Blanc 2013, Emporda, Spain £13.00

“Small is Beautiful” is a collection of exclusive wines produced in very small quantities, suplemented with some rare fine wine parcels from our cellars. We are delighted to offer you a unique opportunity to taste these wines and register your interest in receiving an allocation.


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bottle

33/8 Selari Franceschini Morello 2015, Morellino di Scansano, Maremma, Tuscany, Italy £14.50

33/9 Oltremare Rosso de Colli del Limbara 2014, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £29.08

33/10 Valserrano Rioja Gran Reserva 2001, Rioja, Spain £27.25

33/11 Miguel Merino Unnum 2011, Rioja Alta, Spain £27.08

33/12 Vina Albares Edition Limitada Mencia 2009, Castilla Y Leon, Spain £22.66

33/13 Cairanne Col du Debat 2011, Domaine les Hautes Cances, Rhone, France £24.17

33/14 Declassified Barolo, Tenuta Pelassa, Piedmont Italy buy to order, not currently in stock

poa

sweet/fortified33/15 Passito Smeraldo 2013, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy halves £17.50

33/16 Dows 1985, Douro Valley, Portugal £57.92



34/1 Somontes Branco 2017, Dao, Portugal £7.58

34/2 Viognier 2018, Domaine de Cazelles, Languedoc, France £6.83

34/3 Mytilus Albarino 2016, Rias Baixas, Spain £9.25

34/4 Petit Chablis Domaine d’Elise 2017, Burgundy, France £11.17

rose34/5 Mediteranee Rose d’Orange 2017, Les Coteaux du Rhone, Rhone Valley, France £5.83

34/6 Tavel Rose Lunar Apoge 2017, Domaine de Carabiniers, Rhone Valley, France £11.00

Table 34 By The Glass Top 10 Free pour

Our relationships with the world’s finest winemakers and Chateaux go back five generations. Our current portfolio features over 40 growers we represent exclusively in the UK. As we are totally independent, we have the freedom to be very selective about the wines we offer. We expect them to be well made and good value, but also look for something special; an indefinable quality that, in our view, lifts them out of the ordinary. The following selection showcases our top picks for on-trade BTG listings, which we believe offer exceptional value in their respective price bracket.


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34/7 Chemin de la Serre Carignan Vieilles Vignes 2017, Languedoc, France £6.08

34/8 Quinta del Obispo Mencia 2016, Bierzo, Spain £8.50

34/9 Langhe Corte Enrichetta 2016, Piedmont, Italy £9.08

34/10 Champ de Murailles Nature 2017, Corbieres, France natural wine £10.50

34/11 Vinho de Talha Bojador Tinto 2016, Alentejo, Portugal natural wine £16.67

sweet34/12 Moscato d’Ochoa 2017, Bodegas Ochoa, Navarra, Spain £11.83

34/13 Quinta da Silveira 10 Yr Tawny, Douro Valley, Portugal £24.67



35/1 Arche Trebbiano Rubicone 2017, Emilia-Romagna, Italy £5.33

35/2 Amori Pinot Grigio 2017, Italy £5.83

35/3 Altana di Vico Pinot Grigio 2017, Italy £5.85

35/4 Crucillon Viura Blanco 2017, Campo de Borja, Spain £5.33

35/5 Grandiose Sauvignon Blanc 2017, Gascony, France £5.92

35/6 Château Gaury Balette Blanc 2016, Entre-Deux-Mers, Bordeaux, France £7.00

35/7 Chemin de la Serre Marsanne Viognier 2017, Languedoc, France £6.08

rose

35/8 Amori Pinot Grigio Rosato 2018, Veneto, Italy £5.83

35/9 Mediterranee Rose 2017, Les Coteaux du Rhone, Rhone Valley, France £5.83

35/10 St Sidoine Rose 2017, Provence, France £8.67

Table 35 House Wine White and Rose Selection Free pour



36/1 Arche Sangiovese Rubicone 2017, Emilia-Romagna, Italy £5.33

36/2 Crucillon Garnacha Tempranillo 2017, Campo de Borja, Spain £5.33

36/3 Vina Temprana Old Vines Garnacha 2017, Campo de Borja, Spain £5.33

36/4 Ecce Homo Garnacha Tinto 2016, Campo de Borja, Spain £6.17

36/5 Vina Amate Rioja Tinto 2017, Rioja, Spain £6.42

36/6 Grandiose Merlot 2017, Languedoc, France £5.92

36/7 Chateau Gaury Balette Rouge 2015, Entre-Deux-Mers, Bordeaux, France £7.17

36/8 Chemin de la Serre Carignan Vieilles Vignes 2017, Pays l’Herault, France £6.08

36/9 Caleo Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2017, Abruzzo, Italy £5.50

36/10 Caleo Nero D’Avola 2017, Sicily, Italy £5.75

36/11 Armigero Sangiovese di Romagna Riserva 2014, Emilia-Romagna, Italy £6.33

36/12 Cotes du Rhone Vieilles Vignes 2017, Les Coteaux du Rhone, France £6.73

Table 36 House Red Wine Selection Free pour



37/1 Luca Botter Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry nv, Veneto, Italy £8.25

37/2 Santi Nello Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry nv, Veneto, Italy £8.25

37/3 Savia Viva Cava Brut Reserva nv, Penedes, Spain £11.58

37/4 Savia Viva Cava Semi-Seco nv, Penedes, Spain £11.58

37/5 Philippe Herard Brut nv Burgundy, France £9.67

37/6 Jean Becker Cremant d’Alsace Extra Dry nv, Alsace, France £13.67

37/7 Paul Herard Blanc de Noirs Brut nv Champagne, France £18.17

37/8 Louis Boyier Brut nv, Champagne, France £18.33

37/9 Louis Boyier Rose nv, Champagne, France £22.08

37/10 Gardet Brut Tradition nv, Champagne, France £22.50

37/11 Gardet Premier Cru Blanc de Noirs nv, Champagne, France £24.17

37/12 Gardet Rose nv, Champagne, France £26.83

Table 37 Champagne & Sparkling Free pour


Table 38 Davy’s Old World Selection – Davy Team Free pour


38/1 Picpoul de Pinet Belardent 2017, Languedoc, France £7.22

38/2 Rupe Secca Grillo 2017, Sicily, Italy £6.67

38/3 Terra e Mare Vermentino di Gallura 2016, Unamaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £11.00

38/4 Biancosmeraldo Vermentino di Gallura 2015, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £14.42

38/5 Touraine Sauvignon Blanc 2017, Domaine de la Bergerie, Loire, France £8.34

38/6 Pouilly-Fume La Mariee 2017, Caves Pouilly-sur-Loire, Loire, France £13.17

38/7 Chablis Domaine d’Elise 2017, Burgundy, France £12.67

38/8 Chablis 1er Cru Vau de Vey 2016, Domaine de Malandes, Burgundy France £21.50

red38/9 Fleurie Les Saprolites 2017, Burgundy, France £10.33

38/10 Brouilly Les Thibaults 2017, Loron et Fils, Burgundy, France £9.75

38/11 Morgon ‘Cuvee les Charmes’ 2017, Chateau la Durette, Beaujolais, France £10.33


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38/12 Bourgogne Passetoutgrains 2017, Domaine Chene, Burgundy, France £9.33

38/13 Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2016, Domaine Voarick, Burgundy, France £10.67

38/14 Chateau Peyronat 2014, Cotes de Blaye, Bordeaux, France £9.08

38/15 Rupe Secca Nero d'Avola 2017, Sicily, Italy £6.67

38/16 Vina Amate Rioja Crianza 2015, Rioja, Spain £7.17

38/17 Vina Amate Rioja Reserva 2012, Rioja, Spain £8.33

38/18 Terra e Mare Rosso dei Colli del Limbara 2016, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £11.67

38/19 Rossosmeraldo Rosso dei Colli del Limbara 2015, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £14.42

38/20 Chianti Classico Riserva 2013, Castelgreve, Tuscany, Italy £10.92

38/21 Crozes-Hermitage 2016, Frederic Reverdy, Rhone Valley, France £11.83

38/22 Chateauneuf-du-Pape Les Galets de la Berthaude 2016, Rhone Valley, France Also available in halves

£16.67


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38/23 Davy’s Finest Reserve Port nv £11.33

sweet38/24 DV by Doisy Vedrines 2015, Sauternes, Bordeaux, France halves £10.63


Table 39 Indie Top 20 Free pour

Our relationships with the world’s finest winemakers and Chateaux go back five generations. Our current portfolio features over 40 growers we represent exclusively in the UK. As we are totally independent, we have the freedom to be very selective about the wines we offer. We expect them to be well made and good value, but also look for something special; an indefinable quality that, in our view, lifts them out of the ordinary. The following selection showcases our top picks for the independent off trade, which we believe offer exceptional value in their respective price bracket.

white№ Description RRP

(inc VAT)

39/1 Bojador Branco 2017, Alentejo, Portugal natural wine £8.25

39/2 Vermentino 2018, Domaine les Cazelles, Languedoc, France £6.83

39/3 Savia Viva Classico Blanco 2017, Penedes, Spain £13.95

39/4 Jean Becker Pinot Gris 2016, Alsace, France £18.95

39/35 Domaine Chene Macon Villages 2017, Burgundy, France £14.95

39/6 Terra e Mare Vermentino di Gallura 2016, Unmaredivino, Sardinia, Italy £16.95

39/7 Quinta da Silveira Branco 2012, Douro Valley, Portugal £18.95

39/8 Montauto Gessaia Sauvignon Blanc 2016, Maremma, Tuscany, Italy £17.95

rose39/9 Balade de Coline Rose d'Orange 2017, Rhone Valley France £8.95


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red№ Description RRP

(inc VAT)

39/10 Armigero Sangiovese di Romagna Riserva 2014, Emilia-Romagna, Italy £9.95

39/11 Barbera d'Alba 2016, Pelassa, Italy £16.95

39/12 Chateau Rocher-Calon 2016, Montagny, St Emilion, France £15.95

39/13 Cotes du Rhone Tradition 2015, Domaine les Hautes Cances, Rhone, France £14.95

39/14 Miguel Merino Vinas Jovenas 2014, Rioja Alta, Spain £20.50

39/15 Aragonia Garnacha Especial 2015, Campo de Borja, Spain £15.95

39/16 Chateau du Moulin Rouge 2014, Haut-Medoc, Bordeaux, France Also available in magnums and halves

£18.95

39/17 Billo Priorat 2017, Cellar Cecilio, Catalonia, Spain £18.95

39/18 Ochoa 8A Series 'La Foto de 1938' 2014, Bodegas Ochoa, Navarra, Spain £14.50

39/19 Chateau les Hauts Conseillants 2014, Lalande de Pomerol, Bordeaux, France £25.50

sweet39/20 Domaine Vidal Monbazillac ‘Fonmourgues’ 2013, Bergerac, France £18.95

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