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Welcome to our wine list. We have created a fabulous and varied list with lots of interesting wines. We hope that there is something here to suit all different tastes. We have a focus on the classical areas of France which complement the food in our restaurants perfectly. There is also a huge range of much more varied and more unusual wines to be found, please do ask to speak to a member of the wine team if you would like any guidance or recommendations. Cheers!

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Welcome to our wine list. We have created a fabulous and varied list with lots of interesting wines.

We hope that there is something here to suit all different tastes. We have a focus on the classical

areas of France which complement the food in our restaurants perfectly.

There is also a huge range of much more varied and more unusual wines to be found,

please do ask to speak to a member of the wine team if you would like any guidance

or recommendations.

Cheers!

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Contents WHITE WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 3

ROSÉ WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 4

RED WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 5

RUINART CHAMPAGNE PAGE 6

VILLA SANDI PROSECCO PAGE 7

CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINES PAGE 8

ENGLISH WINES PAGE 9

FRENCH WHITES (SOUTHERN FRANCE, LOIRE) PAGE 10

FRENCH WHITES (ALSACE, RHONE VALLEY) PAGE 11

FRENCH WHITES (BURGUNDY) PAGE 12

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (ITALIAN, SPANISH) PAGE 13

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (PORTUGUESE, GERMAN) PAGE 14

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (AUSTRIAN, HUNGARIAN, GREEK) PAGE 15

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND) PAGE 16

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (SOUTH AFRICAN, CHILEAN) PAGE 17

WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (USA) PAGE 18

ROSÉ WINES OF THE WORLD PAGE 19

FRENCH REDS (SOUTHERN FRANCE, LOIRE) PAGE 20

FRENCH REDS (RHONE VALLEY, BEAUJOLAIS) PAGE 21

FRENCH REDS (BURGUNDIAN) PAGE 22

FRENCH REDS (BORDEAUX) PAGE 23

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (ITALIAN) PAGE 24

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (SPANISH, PORTUGUESE) PAGE 25

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (LEBANESE, AUSTRALIAN) PAGE 26

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH AFRICAN) PAGE 27

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (ARGENTINIAN, CHILEAN) PAGE 28

RED WINES OF THE WORLD (USA) PAGE 29

MAGNUMS & HALF BOTTLES PAGE 30 & 31

DESSERT WINE, PORT & FORTIFIED WINES PAGE 32 & 33

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White Wine By The Glass

175ml Bottle

20. Talisman Grüner Veltliner 2018, Hungary £9.30 £34.00 A fabulous dry white, from Austria’s wonderful Grüner Veltliner grape. Citrus fruit and green herbs

on the bouquet, with gentle hints of warm spice and hint of pepper.

21. Ca’ Tesore Pinot Grigio 2019, Italy £9.80 £36.00 A classic white from this iconic grape. Light, fresh and easy drinking from an incredible producer

who has been making wines in Veneto since the 19th Century.

22. Kuki, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, 2019, New Zealand £11.30 £42.00

The variety that has stamped its mark on the wine world. This excellent wine has vibrant flavours and is zesty, zingy and refreshing.

23. Dopff & Irion, Alsace Riesling, 2018, France £11.80 £44.00 Fantastic with a range of foods, or even just by itself. This dry Riesling is made by a focused and environmentally friendly producer. The wine itself has just a hint of lime and is racy and mineral

driven.

24. Kingston Estate, Chardonnay, 2019, Australia £12.95 £49.00 This beautiful wine is a bit more restrained than some Aussie Chardonnays coming from the cooler Limestone Coast region. However, it is still rich, round with a touch of oak. All held in balance by

poised acidity.

25. Jonty’s Ducks, Chenin / Sauvignon, 2017, South Africa £14.50 £53.00 Named after the natural pest control team on this biodynamic and organic estate! The wine

wonderfully elegant. Crisp and dry but with a hint of roundedness as well.

26. Domaine Testut, Chablis, 2018, France £16.80 £63.00 Exemplary wine making from a producer with fantastic terroir and old vine. This is a classic wine,

elegant and delicate, with excellent stony fruits coming through.

125ml glass available on request

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Rose Wines By The Glass

175ml Bottle

30. Henri Gaillard, Côtes de Provence, 2019, France £11.80 £44.00 Provençal Rosé, pale, elegant light and dry, definitely the go to area for classy Rosé’s!

31. Angels Flight, Zinfandel, 2019, USA £11.50 £40.00 A slightly sweeter richer style of Rosé, perfect on a summer’s day on the terrace.

125ml glass available on request

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Red Wine By The Glass

175ml Bottle

40. El Picador, Merlot, 2019, Chile £9.30 £34.00 Ripe and black fruit flavours, this classy Merlot is a great all-rounder. It has hint of smokiness but is still

very fruit forward.

41. Rupe Secca, Nero d’Avola, Sicily, 2018, Italy £9.80 £36.00 A fantastic wine from the very south of Italy. Real traditional Sicilian flavours with lots of ripe red berries

and delightful soft tannins.

42. Rioja Vega, Crianza, 2016, Spain £11.30 £42.00

A classic wine from a historic Rioja producer, it is rich, bold and robust. This Crianza spends 12 months in oak before being bottled and is incredibly balanced.

43. Château Moulin de Mallet, Bordeaux, 2015, France £11.80 £42.00 Everyday drinking claret doesn’t get much better than this. Mostly Merlot with about 20% of Cabernet

Franc blended in, it has lots of ripe fruity flavours and dry, gentle finish.

44. Jonty’s Ducks, Syrah/ Cabernet, 2014, South Africa £14.50 £52.00 A rustic Bordeaux style blend with a large amount of Syrah added. This wine has notes of blackcurrant

and dark fruits with very well integrated tannins.

45. Machard de Gramont, Pinot Noir ‘le Chapitre’ 2018, France £18.80 £63.00 Grown next to the village of Marsannay just north of Gevrey Chambertin. This classic Burgundy is

elegant and refined, light in body but with an impressive depth of flavour.

46. Mendel, Malbec, 2017, Argentina £18.50 £71.00 A serious Malbec made by one of Argentina’s most esteemed producers. It’s voluptuous rounded and

warming. Simply an incredible wine!

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Founded by Nicolas Ruinart in 1729, Ruinart has some of the most interesting history of all the

Grand Marque houses.

Indeed, it can be said that Ruinart was the first actual ‘Champagne’ House. The elegant bottle

shape is inspired by the first bottles from the 18th Century used to produce Champagne.

The famous Cuvée made by the house is their Blanc de Blancs range made from 100%

Chardonnay. Their top cuvée the ‘Dom Ruinart’ is also a blanc de blancs. The R de Ruinart is

a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

125ml Half Bottle Bottle

3 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV

£18.50 £96.00

5 Ruinart, Blanc de Blancs, Brut NV, 75cl

£129.00

6 Ruinart Rose, Brut NV, Brut NV, Bottle 75cl

£22.50 £120.00

1 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV, Half Bottle, 37.5cl

£69.00

2 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV, 150cl Magnum

£185.00

7 Dom Ruinart, 2007, Bottle 75cl

£195.00

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Dating back to 1622, Villa Sandi is an estate steeped in history. Located in the heart of

Prosecco country they are still family owned today. The focus on their wines is all about

retaining their freshness whilst still being true to their origins.

Their top wine is the ‘La Rivetta’, sourced from a single plot in the heart of the Cartizze area of

Valdobiadene. It just must be tried, and quite simply it is Prosecco at its absolute best.

125ml Bottle

‘Vigna La Rivetta’ Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze DOCG £70

‘Nero Extra Brut’ Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG £55

‘Rive di San Pietro di Barbozza’ Valdiobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG £50

‘Il Fresco’ Treviso, Prosecco DOC £9.50 £45

‘Il Fresco’ Rose £10.50 £47

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Champagne & Sparkling Wine

Champagne, the home of sparkling wine.

Perfect for any occasion and not just celebrations. We have a great range here from some of

the most admired houses in the region along with a couple of fine sparkling wines from

other notable areas. It is also worth having a look at the following page for some excellent

English sparkling wines.

CHAMPAGNES

Brut 125ml Bottle 76. N.V. Moet Chandon, Imperial Brut £16.50 £84.00 50. N.V. Bollinger Special Cuvée £115.00 51. 2012 Bollinger Grand Année £185.00 52. N.V. Krug Grande Cuvée £230.00 53. 1992 Krug Clos de Mesnil £1500.00 56. N.V. Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle La Cuvée £179.00 57. N.V. Louis Roederer Brut Premier £110.00 58. 2012 Louis Roederer Cristal £320.00 59. 2008 Dom Pérignon £225.00

61. 1971 Dom Pérignon Oenothèque £1850.00 62. N.V. Pol Roger Brut Réserve £115.00 63. 2008 Pol Roger Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill £215.00 64. N.V. Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label £90.00 67. 2008 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame £175.00 68. N.V. Gardet Brut Tradition £74.00 69. 2004 Gardet, Cuvée Charles Gardet £165.00 71. N.V. Ployez-Jacquemart £82.00

Rosé

65. N.V. Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut £109.00

SPARKLING WINES

Bottle 75. 2011 Avondale Armilla Blanc de Blancs, Paarl, South Africa £65.00 70. N.V. Jules Larose Blanc de Blancs, France £35.00

241. N.V. Nyetimber Classic Brut, England £100.00 242. 2010 Nyetimber Blanc de Blancs, England £122.00 243. N.V. Nyetimber Rosé, England £115.00 244. N.V. Bolney Estate ‘Bolney Bubbly’ £76.00

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English Wines

The English wine industry is a comparative young upstart compared to its continental

cousins. However, with advances in technology and wine makers unperturbed by the

inclement weather some quality wines are now being produced. Sparkling wine has

become a real forte for the industry and Bolney Estate is undoubtedly one of the leading

producers of still wine in the country.

WHITES

Bottle 221. 2018 Bolney Lychgate White, Sussex £52.00 222. 2018 Dart Valley Reserve White, Sharpham Estate, Devon £43.00

ROSÉ

Bottle 230. 2018 Bolney Estate, Rosé, Sussex £55.00

REDS

Bottle 235. 2016 Bolney Lychgate Red, Sussex £55.00 236. 2017 Bolney Estate, Pinot Noir, Sussex £82.00

SPARKLING WINES

Bottle 241. N.V. Nyetimber Classic Brut £100.00 242. 2010 Nyetimber Blanc de Blancs £122.00 243. N.V. Nyetimber Rose £115.00 244. N.V. Bolney Estate ‘Bolney Bubbly’ £76.00

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French White Wine

SOUTHERN FRENCH WHITES

The south of France, comprising areas such as the Languedoc and Roussillon continuing all

the way east, to the foothills of the Alps and the border with Italy. This large area produces

many diverse styles of wine, from lighter fresh Picpoul to richer oxidative

Vin Jaune.

Bottle 80. 2018 Chardonnay, Le Charme by Philippe Lebrun, IGP Pays du Gers £34.00

81. 2019 Marsanne/Viognier, Xavier Roger, Languedoc-Roussillon £35.00

82. 2018 Picpoul de Pinet, Domaine de la Serre £41.00

83. 2010 Vin Jaune, Domaine de Savagny £111.00

LOIRE VALLEY WHITES

The valley follows the Loire river through scenic countryside until it flows into the Atlantic in

the north west of France. Lovely Muscadet wines are produced near the coast, delicious with

shellfish and seafood, whilst the elegant restrained Sauvignon comes from the towns of

Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé.

Bottle 90. 2019 Muscadet de Sèvre-et-Maine, Auguste Bonhomme £38.00 28. 2018 Vouvray La Forcine, Auguste Bonhomme £40.00 92. 2019 Pouilly Fumé, Château de Tracy £76.00 93. 2019 Sancerre, Domaine Sylvain Bailly £54.00

ALSACE WHITES

In the west of the country right up against the German border, this beautiful scenic region

makes stunning aromatic whites, from the light Pinot Blanc, to the richer floral

Gewürztraminer, and perhaps best of all, the moreish dry Riesling.

Bottle 23. 2018 Riesling Dopff & Irion £39.00

101. 2016 Pinot Blanc, Hugel, Riquewihr £46.00 102. 2016 Gewürztraminer, Dopff & Irion £42.00 103. 2016 Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Sporen, Dopff & Irion £80.00 104. 2011 Riesling Grand Cru Schoenenbourg, Dopff & Irion £67.00 105. 2016 Riesling, Hugel, Riquewihr £60.00

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RHONE VALLEY WHITES

This region follows another famous river, the Rhône, which flows from the Alps to the

Mediterranean. Northern parts of the region produce a delicious Viognier from Condrieu.

Marsanne and Roussanne are used in Crozes-Hermitage, whilst further south in the famed

Châteauneuf-du-Pape area, a huge multitude of grapes are blended to make an incredible,

rich, sophisticated and serious white.

Bottle

142. 2010 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe £110.00

BURGUNDIAN WHITES

Arguably the best region for white wines in the world, Burgundy is certainly one of the most

famous. All the whites in this section are made with Chardonnay, yet all of them are different

in style, showing the incredible diversity of the Burgundian landscape. Crisp dry unoaked

Chablis is made in the north, while much rounder, richer full-bodied whites are made in the

Villages of Chassagne, Puligny and Meursault. These villages produce some of the most

sought-after white wine in the world.

Bottle 26. 2018 Chablis, Domaine Philippe Testut £58.00

111. 2018 Chablis 1er Cru Montée de Tonnerre, Domaine Philippe Testut £84.00

112. 2013 Chablis Grand Cru Les Grenouilles, Domaine Philippe Testut £130.00

113. 2017 Bourgogne Chardonnay ‘Tufera’, Domaine E Sauzet £75.00

114. 2011 St-Aubin 1er Cru Clos du Meix, Domaine Hubert Lamy £104.00

115. 2013 Chassagne-Montrachet, Domaine Guy Amiot £118.00

116. 2017 Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Chavy £134.00

119. 2009 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Perrières, Domaine E Sauzet £150.00

120. 2012 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Clavoillon, Domaine Leflaive £220.00

121. 2014 Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru, Domaine Leflaive £650.00

122. 2011 Le Montrachet Grand Cru, Domaine Amiot Guy & Fils £600.00

123. 2013 Meursault Clos Felix, Domaine Bernard Michelot £122.00

124. 2011 Pouilly Fuissé, Les Clos, Château Fuissé £87.00

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BORDEAUX WHITE

Whilst more renowned for its red wine, lovely dry Sauvignon and Sémillon wines are

fashioned in Bordeaux. Our only dry white Bordeaux is made by a Château more well known

for their sweet ones, however this one is beautifully rich and dry, the perfect foil to grilled fish

Bottle 150. 2017 Le "G" de Château Guiraud £59.00

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White Wines Of The World

ITALIAN WHITES

Italy is home to a diverse range of wines, from the unusual Müller Thurgau in the north to

more rounded riper ones like Garganega from Soave. One of my favourites, Gavi is fresh,

lean, very dry and made from the Cortese grape

Bottle 21. 2019 Pinot Grigio Ca’ Tesore, Friuli £36.00

155. 2018 Pinot Grigio, Villa Sandi, Veneto £40.00 156. 2017 Soave Classico, Ca’ Visco Coffele £54.00 157. 2016 Müller Thurgau, Fenner zu Fennberg, Trentino £109.00 158. 2019 Gavi ‘I Risi’, Mario Giribaldi, Piedmont £44.00 159. 2018 Grillo, Rupe Secca, Sicily £34.00

SPANISH WHITES

Spain, another country producing a huge variety of wine styles. Delicious oak-aged white

Riojas are serious food wines, whilst the fabulous Albariño from Galicia in the north west can

make for an interesting alternative to Sauvignon Blanc. Godello, also from the north is a

much smoother rounded white, maybe even comparable to some Burgundies.

Bottle 175. 2015 Blanco Reserva, Rioja Vega, Rioja £126.00

29. 2018 Tempranillo Blanco, Rioja Vega, Rioja £43.00 176. 2019 Albariño, ‘Bernon' Bodegas Aquitania, Rias Baixas £42.00

PORTUGUESE WHITES

White wine is not the first thing to spring to mind when thinking of Portugal, however they

really make delicious whites. From the crisp approachable Coroa d’Ouro to the much more

full bodied and rich Branco da Ribeira.

Bottle 190. 2018 Coroa d’Ouro, Douro Valley £36.00 191. 2018 Vale de Cavalos, Manoel Poças, Douro Valley £45.00 192. 2017 Branco da Ribeira, Manoel Poças, Douro Valley £132.00

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GERMAN WHITES

Germany is famed for its Riesling and rightly so. It is potentially the world’s most varied

grape, producing the rich, slightly sweet Spätlese and the off-dry Kabinett. Some would

argue that these are the greatest whites in the world and Riesling the most noble variety.

Bottle 195. 2018 Riesling Kabinett, Winzergenossenschaft, Moselland £34.00

196. 2003 Trittenheimer, Spätlese Riesling, Gymnasium, Mosel £66.00

197. 2002 Juffer-Sonnenuhr, Riesling Spätlese, Dr H Thanisch, Mosel £103.00

198. 2009 Eltviller Riesling Trocken, Von Simmern, Rheingau £49.00

199. 1999 Berg Rotland Riesling Spätlese, Kloster Eberbach, Rheingau £75.00

AUSTRIAN WHITE

Historically much maligned, the Austrian wine industry is now producing beautiful wines,

right up there with the best the rest of Europe has to offer. The most famous native variety is

Grüner Veltliner producing a classic dry white, floral and mineral with a hint of spice.

Bottle 205. 2018 Grüner Veltliner Kamptaler, Weingut Bründlmayer £63.00

HUNGARIAN WHITES

Hungary is famous for producing Tokaji Aszú a concentrated sweet wine, however, they also

produce an interesting range of whites. Their Dry Furmints are the same grape as is used for

the sweet one however dry, intensely perfumed and clean.

Bottle 210. 2016 Talisman Dry Furmint £37.00

20. 2018 Talisman Grüner Veltliner £34.00

GREEK WHITE

In a continent with some incredible vinous history, the wine industry in Greece is

undoubtedly one of the oldest. The Skouras wine here is from Peloponnese made from

native grapes. It has lovely floral aromatics and citrus fruits on the palate.

Bottle 215. 2017 Cuvée Prestige White, Domaine Skouras, Peloponnese £39.00

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AUSTRALIAN WHITES

One of the largest producers of wine in the world, Australian wine continues to go from

strength to strength. Their modern Chardonnays can give some Burgundies a run for their

money, whilst Riesling and Semillon have found a home in the Clare Valley.

Bottle 24. 2019 Chardonnay, Kingston Estate, Padthaway £49.00

261. 2015 Growers’ Sémillon, Mitchell, Claire Valley £46.00 262. 2017 Watervale Riesling, Mitchell, Claire Valley £48.00

NEW ZEALAND WHITES

Home to Marlborough and its own quintessential style of Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand has

so much more to offer than just this one varietal. Chardonnay is well established and

producing great wines at much better value for money than elsewhere in the world. Look

out for Felton Road, undoubtedly one of the country’s great producers of red as well as

white.

Bottle 22. 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Kuki, Marlborough £42.00

281. 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £89.00

284. 2016 Chardonnay, Declaration, CJ Pask, Hawkes Bay £63.00

SOUTH AFRICAN WHITES

The quality of wine here has increased exponentially over the last decade or so in South

Africa with some fantastic small family owned and run operations. I have focused here a lot

on the Avondale Winery, who produce an incredibly good range of wines from their organic

and biodynamic vineyards.

Bottle 25. 2017 Jonty’s Ducks, (Chenin Blanc blend) Avondale Estate, Paarl £53.00

291. 2016 Anima Chenin Blanc, Avondale Estate, Paarl £64.00

292. 2014 Cyclus, Avondale Estate, Paarl £76.00

293. 2019 Freedom Cross Chardonnay, Franschhoek £34.00

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CHILEAN WHITES

South America is primarily famed for its robust and rich red wines, although some great

whites are now made in Chile. Whilst they produce some other more well-known varietals,

they are starting to put their own mark on Varietals like Marsanne/ Roussanne blends, made

in an Old-World style with New World technology which makes them incredible value for

money.

Bottle 300. 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Tonada, Central Valley £34.00

301. 2019 Chardonnay, Turi, Central Valley £35.00

302. 2017 Roussanne Marsanne Gran Reserva, Los Romeros, Colchagua £41.00

27. 2017 Gewürztraminer, Reserva, Los Romeros, Central Valley £38.00

USA WHITES

The US makes some of the best wine outside of Europe, sadly high production costs don’t

make these the most accessible of wines. However, what you do have are wines made with

real care by winemakers who have studied at the most prestigious properties in Europe.

They specialise in producing small amounts of ‘boutique’ wine in a myriad of styles.

Bottle 320. 2016 Viognier, Cristom Vineyards, Willamette, Oregon £105.00 321. 2015 Chardonnay, Longboard, Russian River Valley, California £145.00 322. 2016 Grenache Blanc, Priest Ranch, Napa Valley, California £80.00

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Rosé Wines Of The World

For our rosé wine selection, I have chosen some of what I think to be the world’s best

examples of this incredibly popular drink. From the dry super crisp styles of Provence, to

fuller richer Rioja rosados, and slightly sweeter zinfandel wine from the States, I think there is

something for everyone here. The ‘Camissa’ from South Africa is especially superb and

could best some of the best from Provence, a serious wine!

Bottle 32. 2019 Côtes de Provence, Henri Gaillard, France £44.00

401. 2019 Sancerre Rosé, Domaine Sylvain Bailly, France £56.00 402. 2019 Rioja Rosé, Bodegas Bagordi S.L. Spain £34.00 404. 2017 Camissa, Avondale Estate, South Africa £61.00

31. 2019 Zinfandel, Angels Flight, USA £40.00

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French Red Wines

SOUTHERN FRENCH REDS

Relatively rustic in style, with moreish dark fruits, the wines from southern France are mostly

made with grape varieties like Grenache, Carignan, Mourvèdre, Syrah as well as more

unusual grapes like Tannat.

Bottle 420. 2019 Pinot Noir, Les Argelières, Languedoc-Roussillon £34.00

421. 2012 ‘Les Mégalithes’, Domaine Bertrand Bergé, Fitou £58.00

422. 2015 Plénitude, Plaimont, Madiran £72.00

423. 2010 Cuvée du Gouverneur, Domaine de la Citadelle, Saint Auban £68.00

RHONE VALLEY REDS

Home to the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape, these wines are blended from up to eighteen

different varietals! Our choice of Rhone Valley wines is predominantly blended from

Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah grapes.

Bottle 450. 2013 Gigondas ‘Terrasse du Diable’, Domaine Les Pallières £80.00

451. 2012 Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, Châteauneuf-du-Pape £142.00

457. 1995 Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, Châteauneuf-du-Pape £162.00

452. 2011 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape £166.00

455. 1994 Beaucastel, Hommage à Jacques Perrin, Châteauneuf-du-Pape £350.00

456. 2007 Beaucastel, Hommage à Jacques Perrin, Chateauneuf-du-Pape £500.00

458. 2003 Côte Rôtie, Côte Blonde, Domaine Rene Rostaing £240.00

459. 1996 Côte Rôtie, La Mordoreé, Chapoutier £238.00

460. 2013 Crozes-Hermitage ‘Clos de Grives’, Domaine Combier £102.00

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LOIRE VALLEY REDS

More famed for its delicate refreshing whites, the Loire Valley region makes some lovely light

Pinot Noirs and delicious, savoury Cabernet Francs. Relatively undiscovered compared to

France’s more famous regions it makes for some great fun discoveries.

Bottle 440. 2018 Sancerre Rouge, Domaine Sylvain Bailly £56.00

441. 2019 Chinon La Noblaie, Domaine de la Noblaie £47.00

442. 2008 Anjou, La Croix de la Mission, Domaine des Rochelles £59.00

BEAUJOLAIS REDS

The Beaujolais is an area to the south of Burgundy producing red wines from the Gamay grape.

Gone are the days of Beaujolais Nouveau, many growers now focus on natural techniques

resulting in light but very fruit forward wines with some gamey flavours coming through in the

best.

Bottle 480. 2018 Fleurie, Domaine Pardon £48.00

481. 2015 Morgon, Domaine de Gry-Sablon £46.00

483. 2011 Moulin-à-Vent ‘La Rochelle’, Olivier Merlin £85.00

47. 2018 Beaujolais Village, Gry-Sablon £38.00

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BURGUNDIAN REDS

Undisputedly the most refined and elegant red wine in the world, Burgundy is the home of Pinot

Noir, which has been grown here for centuries. The result is a somewhat over complicated

system of vineyard designations which can be a bit of a minefield. We have sieved through the

multitudes to present this selection of some of the best.

Bottle 500. 2011 Bourgogne Pinot Fin, Domaine Robert Arnoux £81.00

45. 2018

Bourgogne Pinot Noir ‘le Chapitre’, Machard de Gramont £63.00

501. 2009 Marsannay Les Longeroies, Domaine Denis Mortet £135.00

502. 2013 Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Taupenot Merme £103.00

503. 2007 Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Sérafin £156.00

504. 2006 Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers, Domaine Sérafin £216.00

505. 2007 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, Domaine Sérafin £300.00

523. 2013 Ruchottes Chambertin ‘Clos des Ruchottes’, Armand Rousseau £600.00

506. 2013 Morey St Denis, Domaine Taupenot Merme £106.00

507. 1999 Clos de Tart Grand Cru, Mommessin £600.00

509. 2007 Chambolle Musigny 1er Cru Les Baudes, Domaine Sérafin £173.00

510. 2009 Vosne-Romanée, Domaine Grivot £159.00

511. 2010 Vosne-Romanée, Domaine Arnoux-Lachaux £173.00

512. 2007 Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Les Suchots, Domaine Arnoux-Lachaux £252.00

513. 2011 Echezeaux Grand Cru, Domaine Arnoux-Lachaux £293.00

514. 2006 Romanée-St-Vivant Grand Cru, Domaine Arnoux-Lachaux £558.00

515. 2009 Nuits-St-Georges, Les Petits Plets, Domaine de L’Arlot £155.00

517. 2014 Beaune, 1er Cru Aux Coucherias, Machard de Gramont £91.00

518. 2014 Aloxe-Corton 'Les Morais', Machard de Gramont £120.00

519. 2010 Savigny-les-Beaune 1er Cru Les Lavières, Camus Bruchon £99.00

520. 2011 Pommard 1er Cru Les Epenots, Domaine Voillot £156.00

522. 2011 Volnay, Domaine Lafarge £129.00

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BORDEAUX REDS

Without doubt, Bordeaux is one of, if not THE world’s most famous wine producing region,

making dry reds from Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Petit Verdot.

Communes such as St-Emilion and Pomerol are made predominately from Merlot driven

wines, whilst regions on the other side of the river are led by Cabernet Sauvignon.

Bottle 43. 2015 Bordeaux Supérieur Château Moulin de Mallet £43.00

601. 2016 St Emilion Grand Cru, Château Puy-Razac £67.00 602. 2009 St Emilion Grand Cru, Château Canon-La-Gaffelière £192.00 603. 2009 St Emilion Grand Cru, Château Pavie, £396.00

605. 2010 Pomerol, Clos de Clocher £142.00 606. 1997 Pomerol, Cháteau Pétrus £2100.00

607. 2012 Bourgeois Supérieur, Château Caronne-Ste Gemme £71.00 608. 2000 Bourgeois Supérieur, Château Malescasse £109.00 609. 2015 Bourgeois Supérieur, Château Lanessan £78.00

611. 2007 Margaux, Château Palmer £294.00 612. 2015 Margaux, Château Brane-Cantenac £166.00 613. 2005 Margaux, Château Margaux £700.00

614. 2009 St Julien, Château Léoville-Barton £203.00 615. 2003 St Julien, Château Léoville-Las-Cases £262.00 616. 2011 St Julien, Château Langoa-Barton £149.00

618. 2015 Pauillac, Château Grand Puy Lacoste £171.00 619. 2010 Pauillac, Château Lynch Bages £228.00 620. 2005 Pauillac, Château d’Armailhac £192.00 622. 1982 Paulliac, Château Pichon Longueville Baron £298.00 623. 2001 Paulliac, Château Lafite Rothschild £795.00

624. 2009 St Estèphe, Château Lafon Rochet £149.00 626. 2009 St Estèphe, Château Cos d’Estournel £429.00

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Red Wines Of The World

ITALIAN REDS

Italy is the world’s largest producer of wine and enjoys huge success with both its own native

grape varieties as well as international varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon. In the north the

Piedmont is home to the noble Nebbiolo grape and grown in Barolo and Barbaresco to

make ‘the wine of kings. In Tuscany, Sangiovese makes wonderful Chiantis and is also

blended with Cabernet to make rich and sumptuous ‘Super-Tuscans’; wines that challenge

the best Bordeaux has to offer. Further South, grape varieties like Nero d’Avola make

wonderful approachable easy drinking reds.

Bottle 700. 2017 Lagrein, 'Castel Turmhof’, Tiefenbrunner, Trentino £67.00

701. 2018 Valpolicella Ripasso, Villalta, Veneto £46.00

702. 2017 Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso, G Lonardi, Veneto £65.00

703. 2015 Amarone della Valpolicella, G Lonardi, Veneto £129.00

704. 2014 Barolo, Giribaldi, Piedmont £81.00

705. 2007 Langhe, Conteisa, Angelo Gaja, Piedmont £270.00

706. 2007 Langhe, Costa Russi, Angelo Gaja, Piedmont £360.00

707. 2018 Chianti, Duca di Saragnano, Tuscany £52.00

708. 2014 Chianti Classico Riserva, Chioccioli, Tuscany £118.00

709. 2017 Le Difese, Tenuta San Guido, Tuscany £79.00

711. 2012 Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, Tuscany £270.00

712. 2009 Masseto, Tenuta Dell ‘Ornellaia’, Tuscany £738.00

713. 2013 Ornellaia, Bolgheri, Tuscany £252.00

714. 2018 Primitivo di Salento, Amanti, Salento, Puglia £34.00

715. 2019 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Noi Cento, Roxan. Abruzzo £35.00

41. 2018 Nero d'Avola, Rupe Secca, Sicily £34.00

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SPANISH REDS

Spain is home to the ubiquitous Rioja and the Tempranillo grape which is used across the

country. As well as big brooding Grenache and Carignan blends from Priorat. If you want

something smooth and subtle with great oak flavours, go for any of the ‘reservas’ and for

something a bit different try the incredible blends by Trio Infernal.

Bottle 42. 2016 Rioja Vega Crianza, Rioja £42.00

736. 2014 Rioja Vega Reserva, Rioja £56.00

737. 2012 Rioja Vega Gran Reserva, Rioja £74.00

738. 2014 Cuvée "Riu", Trio Infernal, Priorat £82.00

739. 2005 Priorat No 2/3, Trio Infernal, Priorat £154.00

740. 2017 Pesquera Crianza, Bodegas A Fernández, Ribera del Duero £72.00

PORTUGUESE REDS

Portugal is rapidly becoming known for its dry reds which up until recently had been kept by

the Portuguese for themselves! A lot of the wines will take on the very best from Ribera Del

Duero in Spain. While wine from Dão in the north are a much lighter and supple style.

Bottle 770. 2018 Dão Gandarada, Boas Quintas £35.00 771. 2017 Vale de Cavalos, Manoel Poças, Douro Valley £47.00 772. 2016 Reserva, Manoel Poças, Douro Valley £72.00 773. 2015 Símbolo, Manoel Poças, Douro Valley £139.00

LEBANESE REDS

Historically the near east has some of the oldest evidence of wine making. Despite

Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley being perfectly situated for producing wine and there being many

wineries, only one continues to shine with consistency and longevity. A world class wine that

seems able to age forever!

Bottle 780. 2012 Château Musar, Gaston Hochar £86.00 781. 1991 Château Musar, Gaston Hochar £208.00 782. 1986 Château Musar, Gaston Hochar £252.00

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AUSTRALIAN REDS

Famous for its big full-bodied high alcohol Shiraz wines, Australian wine making has become

a little more restrained recently. The wines becoming more elegant, yet still retaining that

great depth and richness of flavour. Lovely full bodied and warming wines.

Bottle 790. 2017 Springhill Merlot, Irvine Estate, Eden Valley £36.00 791. 2016 Shiraz ‘The Estate’, Irvine Estate, Eden Valley £70.00 793. 2006 Grange, Penfolds, South Australia £570.00 794. 2014 Argos Shiraz, Joanne Irvine, Barossa/Eden Valley £139.00 795. 2002 Astralis, Clarendon Hills, McLaren Vale £378.00

NEW ZEALAND REDS

New Zealand is producing some of the world’s best New World Pinot Noir; it has its own

style and has many followers who compare this favourably to Burgundy. We have focussed

here on the producer Felton Road, one of New Zealand’s top wine estates.

Bottle 48. 2014 Pinot Noir, Kuki, Marlborough £50.00

816. 2016 Calvert Pinot Noir, Felton Road, Central Otago £140.00 817. 2016 Bannockburn Pinot Noir, Felton Road, Central Otago £134.00 818. 2017 Cornish Point Pinot Noir, Felton Road, Central Otago £140.00 820. 2014 Syrah, Declaration, CJ Pask, Hawkes Bay £74.00

SOUTH AFRICAN REDS

I have focused on the brilliant bio-dynamic and organic producer Avondale with their Rhône

valley inspired wines.

Bottle 44. 2014 Jonty’s Ducks, Avondale Estate, Paarl £52.00

831. 2010 Samsara Syrah, Avondale Estate, Paarl £79.00 832. 2009 Navitas (Southern Rhône Blend), Avondale Estate, Paarl £186.00 833. 2012 La Luna (Bordeaux blend), Avondale Estate, Paarl £87.00

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ARGENTINIAN REDS

Malbec and beef are a pairing that is hard to beat. From reserve style wines to much more

fruit forward examples, Argentina has really put its own stamp on the grape. The wines here

show what a world class producer Argentina has become.

Bottle 845. 2019 Malbec, Las Pampas, Mendoza £34.00

46. 2017 Malbec, Mendel, Mendoza £66.00 847. 2017 Unus Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendel, Mendoza £98.00 848. 2015 Finca Remota, Mendel, Mendoza £158.00

CHILEAN REDS

Like its neighbour Argentina, Chile is now producing excellent quality wines. Although they

have had immense success with the usual red varieties like Merlot and Cabernet, they have

managed to make the unusual Carmenere their own. This variety used to be found in

Bordeaux, but the Chileans have made it an incredible alternative to a good Malbec.

Bottle 40. 2019 Merlot, El Picador, Central Valley £34.00 49. 2018 Carmenere Gran Reserva, Santa Luz, Cachapoal Valley £37.00

USA REDS

American reds are now regarded to be amongst the very best in their world with Napa

Cabernets having stolen the crown from Bordeaux as far back as the mid 70’s. As well as the

big names from California, Oregon is producing world class Pinot Noirs with a real

Burgundian flare.

Bottle

872. 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, Jordan Estate, Alexander Valley, California £150.00

874. 2016 ‘Mystos’ Pinot Noir, Longboard, Russian River Valley, California £143.00

875. 2015 Lytton Springs, Ridge Vineyard, California £141.00

877. 1998 Monte Bello, Ridge Vineyard, California £239.00

878. 1999 Monte Bello, Ridge Vineyard, California £218.00

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Magnums

WHITE MAGNUMS

A range of different styles, from clean dry Sancerre to weightier rounded Meursault. A great

choice if you know that more than one bottle is required!

Bottle 900. 2017 Sancerre Le Pierrier, Domaine Jean Thomas, France £107.00

903. 2010 Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume, Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard £236.00

904. 2013 Meursault Clos Saint Felix, Domaine Bernard Michelot, France £245.00

RED MAGNUMS

A great selection from all over the world, from classics like Bordeaux, to super Tuscan centre

pieces, we are sure you will find something here!

Bottle 910. 2012 Rioja Vega, Reserva, Rioja, Spain £107.00 911. 2012 Gigondas ‘Terrace du Diable’, Domaine Les Pallières, France £164.00 912. 2004 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf du Pape, France £258.00 913. 2005 Château Caronne-Ste Gemme, France £139.00 914. 2012 Chianti Classico, Villa del Cigliano, Italy £101.00 915. 2012 Ornellaia, Tuscany, Italy £500.00 916. 2006 Grand Merlot, Irvine Estate, Australia £270.00

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Half Bottles

A great alternative to having a couple of glasses with your starter! Or perhaps you don’t

want to indulge in two bottles, then two halves are just the thing for you!

WHITE HALF BOTTLES

Bottle 930. 2017 Sancerre Le Pierrier, Domaine Jean Thomas, Verdigny £35.00

931. 2015 Gewürztraminer, Dopff & Irion £25.00

932. 2011 Meursault, Domaine Bernard Michelot £56.00

933. 2016 Mâcon Chardonnay, Domaine Mallory & Benjamin Talmard £24.00

RED HALF BOTTLES

Bottle 942. 2016 Chianti Classico, Eleanor Antinori, Villa del Cigliano, Italy £28.00 943. 2016 Rioja Vega Crianza, Rioja, Spain £21.00

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Dessert Wines

I have put together a superb selection of sweet and sticky dessert wines, covering a huge

range of styles from classical Sauternes to more unusual Spanish varieties. Worth noting the

bottle size, a 50cl bottle is often perfect for a couple of people to share. They don’t just have

to be drunk with desserts either, Sauternes especially makes for a delightful aperitif!

100ml Bottle 960. 2015 Pacherenc du Vic Bilh Collection, Plaimont, France, 50cl £8.00 £35.00

961. 2017 Muscat Beaume de Venise, Chapoutier, France, 37.5cl £15.50 £48.00

962. 2016 Banyuls, Cuvée Parce Frères, Domaine Rectorie, 50cl £14.50 £68.00

964. 2012 DV by Château Doisy Vedrines , Sauternes, France £13.00 £78.00

963. 2007 Pinot Gris 2007 Materne Haegelin, Orschwihr,France, 50cl £143.00

965. 2009 Château de Malle, Sauternes, France £140.00

966. 2007 Château Rieussec, Sauternes, France £167.00

967. 2000 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes, France £443.00

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Port And Fortified Wines

A fabulous range of choices and something for all occasions. A bottle of fine vintage Port or

Madeira is perfect with cheese or just to enjoy with friends to make a memorable end to a

memorable meal.

100ml Bottle 981. Poças 20-Year-Old Tawny £19.50 £136.00 985. 2000 Warre’s £25.00 £165.00 983. 1985 Poças £152.00 984. 1994 Fonseca £216.00 986. 1996 Poças Colheita £116.00 990. 1991 Madeira D' Oliveiras Malvasia £152.00 992. 1907 Madeira D' Oliveiras Malvasia £510.00

1000. Gutierrez Colosia Fino £7.00 £44 1001. Gutierrez Colosia Amontillado £10.50 £74 1002. Gutierrez Colosia Pedro Ximinez (HALF BOTTLE) £17.90 £54