Walter Hicks Wine List 2013

WINE & SPIRIT LIST 2013

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STYLE GUIDE FOR RED WINESAll 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.

STYLE GUIDE FOR WHITE AND ROSÉ WINESWhite and rosé wines 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.

Vintages are correct at time of going to press, but many wines bought regularly may change vintage over the life of this list.

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Introduction 4 Green Wines 6 Champagne 10 Sparkling Wine 14 Bordeaux 17 Red Burgundy 22 Beaujolais and Mâconnais 23 White Burgundy 23 Loire 26 Rhône 28 South of France 30 Alsace 35 Austria 35England 37 Germany 39 Hungary 41 Italy 43Lebanon 45 Portugal including Port 46 Romania 49Spain including Sherry 50 Argentina 54 Australia 56 Chile 61 New Zealand 65South Africa 68 USA 72

Spirits 74

Wine by Price 82 Reds by Grape 95Whites by Grape 100

Profit Calculator 104Responsible Drinking 104

Terms and Conditions 105

INTRODUCTIONAs always I am pleased to extend a ‘vinous’ welcome to our 2013 Walter Hicks Wine and Spirit Brochure. I would like to take this opportunity to bring you up to speed with a number of exciting new developments in the list.The Range2012 saw us maintain our market share in the face of significant competition in the marketplace. In order to respond to the need for more competitively priced wines we have strengthened our entry range with some tempting new additions including a pair of wines from Chile called Whistle Blower – a Merlot-Cabernet and a Semillon-Sauvignon. They are affordable, commercial fruity styles which are worthy of a listing.

Spain has become well suited to providing house wines for the UK market and we have two new ranges to offer – Tres Altas and Las Valles. Tres Altas uses local grapes blended with international varietals to help customer recognition. The white is an Eva-Sauvignon, although I have to confess to never having heard of the regional Spanish grape called Eva, while the red is Tempranillo-Shiraz. Las Valles offers a more classic Spanish style red and white at very keen prices.

Whilst on Spain we have had such success with our Don Placero Rioja that we have complemented the Rioja options for ‘By the Glass’ listings with the new Finca Mónica Rioja which is full of vanilla and red fruit flavours.

Our Il Meridione pair from Sicily offer very food friendly wines and we are adding a Grillo, an indigenous Sicilian grape with a citrus character that pairs well with creamy pasta dishes, to the whites.

Over the last twelve months we have worked hard on revamping our Beaujolais selection and are proud to present our new range from Collin Bourisset. Included in the range are a Beaujolais and Fleurie both available in bottle and half bottle and Beaujolais-Villages and Côtes de Brouilly are also available. The wines were launched at a winemaker’s dinner event at the Meudon Hotel near Falmouth back in the autumn when they were well received for their overall elegance and typicity of style, as well as a more up-to-date label that will be more visual on a back bar display.

We have also refreshed our Alsace section and now work with Michel Leon stocking his excellent Riesling and Gewürztraminer and our first sparkling wine from the region - Crémant d’Alsace. The bottles are in the traditional flute shape and could make for an awkward addition to the fridge shelving but will certainly have a pleasing aspect on the table to make up!

Eye-catching LabelsAs well as providing consistency of quality at competitive pricing, labels have become far more important in the on-trade than ever before. This is something we are continuing to work on and you may spot the new and eye-catching Puente del Inca label, the revamped Richmond Ridge and Castle Creek labels as well as a forthcoming change to the Steenbok range with a cartoon style label. Further labels will be changing this year as we endeavour to keep up with the ever changing consumer demand.

Lower ABV WinesThis year we have decided not to take on the much lower ABV wines, such as the 5.5% sparkling wines, that appear to be slowly gaining more popularity in the off-trade. Our research indicates that there is little demand in the on-trade for such wines. However it is something we are keeping a close eye on and have tasted some great examples from Australia and even Brazil should there be a resurgence in demand.

In our mission to promote responsible drinking we are attempting to progressively lower the ABV of our top fifty selling wines by half a percent. This is something that has been happening in the last twelve months and will continue apace as consumers become more conscious of their alcohol unit intake. We are running this initiative in conjunction with the Portman Group.

Plastic Wine BottlesWith a move towards stricter licensing laws and more environmentally friendly products we are pleased to present our trio of MLP (Multi Layer Plastic) packaged wines. Hope Bay wines from South Africa are available in glass or plastic quarter bottles along with the full bottle size in glass. Their standout tail-shaped label will no doubt make the customer notice this wine.

2012 Harvest ReportEurope has reported the worst harvest in fifty years and the scare stories are coming predominantly from Italy, Spain and France – three major suppliers to the UK wine market. Unfortunately this will result in some price increases. In addition the future of the Euro exchange rate is also uncertain.

On the positive side, Europe’s misfortunes may give an opportunity for the more stable Australian market to regain some market share at entry level, that is, if consumers can be enticed back to Chardonnay – now a much lighter fresher style.

Other Southern hemisphere wine-producing countries report a mixed bag, with South America on the whole maintaining supply and pricing while New Zealand has suffered a poor harvest and subsequent shortage of juice in the marketplace.

South Africa is the one to watch, however, with prices remaining on a par with last year, no supply issues and the quality of the wine is constantly improving. Could light, fruity Chenin Blanc be the new Pinot Grigio?

Wine TeamWhilst I trust that you are able to enjoy consuming some of the wines on our list I would remind you of the people that we have assembled to support you in maximising your wine sales to your customers. From our Telephone Sales and Inventory Control teams behind the scenes to the front of house Wine Development team, we have dedicated and knowledgeable individuals doing their best to look after you. Please use their skills as a resource to the benefit of your business as we think they are the best in the West!

In conclusion, social media continues to develop exponentially and you can keep up with our daily goings-on, including information on tastings and winemakers’ support as well as all the news in the wine trade, on Twitter @hickswines.

As ever we wish you a prosperous 2013 and thank you for your custom which is always appreciated but never taken for granted. Let’s at least hope for some better weather this year.

Cheers!

JAMES STAUGHTON Managing Director

GREEN WINESSt Austell Brewery takes its environmental responsibilities seriously and has, as a matter of course, extended its concerns to cover the wine range. In the current economic climate many producers do not necessarily have their produce “certified” because of the cost implications. However, in every wine-producing country there are regimes that will lead to environmental credentials for farming and production. Labels like organic, biodynamic, sustainable, IFM (Integrated Farm Management) or biodiversity are the most common ones, but it is an area that is evolving and growing all the time.

Most of these improvement schemes have similar aims, but each country or region will have particular procedures with varying concerns. Given the differing climates in which wine is made, this is no surprise, but it does feel like a maze. It is also now a very competitive area that is progressing all the time.

We will continue to seek out wines and producers with credentials that are recognised in this country, or that are easily communicated to your customers. For now, there are several quality organic wines on our list, like Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin (page 28) and Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli (page 57). We would also recommend looking closer to home: by default, English wines have a lower carbon footprint as they do not have to travel far to reach the customer’s glass.

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G CERTIFIED ORGANICNo chemical fertilizers, 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.

Page5603840 Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin France 28

5709020 Château Musar 2002, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 45

G UNCERTIFIED ORGANICThe same practices are followed as for certified organic vineyards but the producer has not sought, or registered for any official recognition and the wines are not permitted to carry an organic logo.

Page5605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 57

5614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 57

5606121 Shiraz, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 57

5605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, De Bortoli, Victoria Australia 58

5606130 Shiraz-Grenache-Mataro, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River

Australia 58

5606140 Tiger Country, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 58

5605350 Chardonnay Vat 7, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 59

5605360 Verdelho Vat 6, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia Australia 59

5605380 Botrytis Semillon, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W Australia 60

5605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5, De Bortoli, N.S.W Australia 60

5606090 Chardonnay, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60

5606100 Marsanne-Chardonnay-Roussanne, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River

Australia 60

5606111 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60

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G MINIMUM INTERVENTIONThis 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.

Page5602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 22

5618070 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets, Louis Carillon et Fils France 22

5603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 23

5603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes, Louis Latour, Beaujolais France 23

5617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 23

5603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 23

5603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy France 24

5603290 Chassagne-Montrachet, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 24

5603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 24

5603420 Meursault 1er Cru, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 24

5603450 Montagny, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 24

5603540 Puligny-Montrachet, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 24

5703560 Puligny-Montrachet 2009, Louis Carillon et Fils France 24

5703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Louis Latour, Burgundy France 25

5703310 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2000, Domaine Louis Latour, Burgundy

France 25

5617330 Crozes Hermitage, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier, Rhône France 28

5614940 Syrah-Grenache, Laurent Miquel, Pays d’Oc France 30

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 31

5617350 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Rouge, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 31

5601240 Merlot, Laroche, Languedoc France 31

5601510 Pinot Noir, Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 31

5613640 Rosé de la Chevalière, Laroche, Languedoc France 31

5601280 Syrah, Laroche, Languedoc France 31

5601440 Syrah, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 31

5601411 Chardonnay-Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 32

5601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc France 32

5601290 Unoaked Terret, Laroche, Languedoc France 32

5617360 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Blanc, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 33

5601420 Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 33

5607650 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Classic Series, Curico Chile 62

5607710 Malbec, Montes, Colchagua Chile 62

5607720 Merlot, Montes Classic Series, Colchagua Chile 62

G SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES ACCREDITEDOften recognised by a national body, winemakers are encouraged to follow practices that protect the environment whilst environmentally, socially and economically producing good wine.

Page5609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65

5617340 Merlot, Crossroads, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65

5609180 Chenin Blanc, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66

5609200 Merlot-Malbec Rosé, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66

5609220 Pinot Gris, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66

5609190 Riesling, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66

5614990 Sauvignon Blanc, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66

5615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 67

5617160 River Garden Rosé, Stellenbosch South Africa 69

5617150 Shiraz-Cabernet, River Garden, Western Cape South Africa 69

5617140 Sauvignon Blanc, River Garden, Stellenbosch South Africa 70


GREEN WINES

G ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONSAny decision or action made during the wine-making process must have its impact on the environment considered. At every level, the effects are monitored and assessed. Many winemakers begin on the long road to organic recognition or sustainable viticulture this way.

Page6100010 Ayala Brut Majeur, Champagne France 10

6100310 Laurent Perrier Brut, Champagne France 10

6100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier, Champagne France 10

6100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut, Champagne France 10

6100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur, Champagne France 11

6100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 11

6100290 Krug Grande Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 11

6100340 Laurent Perrier Ultra Brut, Champagne France 11

6100610 R de Ruinart Brut, Champagne France 11

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne France 11

6100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut, Champagne France 11

6101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6100330 Laurent Perrier Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut, Champagne France 12

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut, Champagne France 12

6100760 Bollinger La Grande Année Brut, Champagne France 13

6100820 Krug Brut 1998, Champagne France 13

5714460 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut, Champagne France 13

5604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré, Loire France 26

5604170 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Château L’Oiselinière de la Ramée, Chereau Carré, Loire

France 26

5604070 Rosé d’Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré, Loire France 26

5604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré, Loire France 26

5604150 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Comte Leloup de Chasseloir, Chereau Carré, Loire

France 27

5614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Tinto, Bodegas Santalba Spain 50

5614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51

5614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51

5617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Santalba Spain 52

5617460 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Rosado, Bodegas Santalba Spain 52

5613890 Malbec, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54

5613910 Shiraz, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54

5613880 Chardonnay, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 55

5613900 Malbec-Shiraz Rosé, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 55

5613530 Shiraz, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 56

5613520 Chardonnay, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 59

5607660 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 62

5616460 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62

5616500 Merlot, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62

5616490 Pinot Noir, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62

5616510 Cabernet-Syrah Rosé, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 63

5607690 Chardonnay, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 64

5616470 Chardonnay, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64

5617830 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64

5616480 Sauvignon Blanc, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Curico Valley Chile 64


G VEGETARIAN WINESReds Page

5616330 Nero d’Avola, II Meridione, Sicily Italy 43

5608830 Salice Salentino, Agricole Vallone, Puglia Italy 43

5606420 Shiraz-Cabernet, Richmond Ridge, S.E. Australia Australia 56

5605500 Cabernet Sauvignon, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57

5605550 Grenache, Old Vine, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57

5605580 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57

5605600 Shiraz, Anthony’s Reserve, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 58

Rosé

5614510 Pinot Grigio Rosé, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria Italy 44

5617860 Zinfandel Blush, Hawkes Peak, Puglia Italy 44

5618330 Borsao Rosado, Campo de Borja Spain 51

White

5604261 Sancerre, Domaine Vacheron, Loire France 27

5614960 Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine du Pré Baron, Loire France 27

5617400 Picpoul de Pinet, La Côte de Flamenc, Languedoc France 33

5616340 Cataratto, II Meridione, Sicily Italy 44

5614500 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria Italy 44

5618340 Grillo, II Meridione, Sicily Italy 44

5618150 Fiano, Lunate, Botter, Sicily Italy 45

5606430 Chardonnay-Semillon, Richmond Ridge, S.E. Australia Australia 58

5605530 Chardonnay, Brightview, Simon Hackett, Barossa Australia 59

5616470 Chardonnay, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64

5616480 Sauvignon Blanc, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Curico Valley Chile 64

Sparkling Wine

5617820 Pinot Grigio Spumante, Botter Italy 15

5610850 Prosecco Frizzante, Cipriano, Spago Italy 15

5617900 Prosecco Frizzante, Primo Italy 15

5618160 Raboso Rosé Spumante, Botter Italy 15

Vegetarian Wines Not Suitable for Vegans - Red

5709020 Château Musar 2002, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 45

CHAMPAGNEAs environmental considerations grow ever more important, Champagne is embracing a greener future of sustainability and a prevention-rather-than-cure approach. In 2001 the CIVC (Le Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne) launched an environmental initiative championing viticulture raisonnée, which implores producers to do only what is needed. Growers are rated on a scale of 0-100% compliance on sustainable practices. As a consequence, use of insecticides in Champagne is down by 85% and herbicides by 50%. The CIVC is looking to reduce carbon emissions by 25% over the coming years and will implement a lighter Champagne bottle to help achieve this.

Where sales are concerned, Champagne exports continue to be on the up despite challenging economic times and the ever-increasing popularity and threat of more affordable sparkling wines. While the UK remains the key export market, the affluent Far East is hot on our heels with luxury brands, including Champagne, in high demand. Sales of Champagne in the on-trade are buoyant due to staff knowledge, visual marketing and consumer demand for quality. In fact, according to recent data, Champagne sales are showing stronger volume growth than sparkling wines. By working closely with our suppliers we can offer point of sale, promotions and training to ensure we keep the sparkle in Champagne.


NON VINTAGE

6100210 Paul Herard Blanc de Noirs Brut £19.34

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

6100010 Ayala Brut Majeur £25.27 G6100040 Half Bottle £14.59

An expressive and elegant Champagne with ripe fruit flavours. Fresh and crisp, yet with good body on the palate. (1) 12%vol

6101420 Mercier Brut £25.63

Light and fresh with a friendly impression of sweetness for those who prefer their Champagne one step away from bone dry. A touch of brioche richness adds weight to the appley pear aromas and fresh style. (1) 12%vol

6100240 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut £27.02

6100250 Half Bottle £12.84

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

6100310 Laurent Perrier Brut £29.76 G

In the top rank of Champagne houses, their style is light and elegant. Real finesse tops yeasty, fresh bread undertones and taut apple and citrus fruit. Great complexity and absolute purity. (1) 12%vol

6100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier £32.84 GPale 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

6100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut £33.75 G6101340 Half Bottle £18.45

A Champagne of particular finesse combining elegance with a creamy richness. Light and fresh, with plenty of lemony white fruit character and a little biscuity note of maturity and complexity. (1) 12%vol


6100450 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial £34.36

6100470 Quarter Bottle £11.27

6100460 Half Bottle £19.98

6100440 Magnum £74.55

6100430 Jeroboam (4 Bottles) £246.01

6100420 *Methuselah (8 Bottles) £401.97

6100410 *Salmanazar (12 Bottles) £610.65

6100390 *Nebuchadnezzar (20 Bottles) £1,275.67

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

6100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut £36.59 G6100100 Half Bottle £20.06

6100080 Magnum £80.31

Firm, with yeasty, brioche note following through to enrich the fruit flavour. Taut style and solid finish. (1) 12%vol

6100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut £39.55 G6100730 Half Bottle £22.91

6100710 Magnum £89.75

6100700 *Jeroboam (4 Bottles) £293.35

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 £39.62 G6100620 Half Bottle £22.56

Pale gold, fine mousse. Confident, fresh aromas. Harmonious, well balanced and rounded with a very long finish. (1) 12%vol

6100340 Laurent Perrier Ultra Brut £44.11 GExciting Champagne for those who seek true dryness. Taut, fine top notes of bouquet precede the subtle bottle-aged characters developed through prolonged cellar-ageing. Elegant and complete. (1) 12%vol

6100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut £48.65 GFinely 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 £130.00 GNow 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

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ROSÉ NON-VINTAGE

6101440 Mercier Rosé Brut £29.22

Appealingly fresh and bright with plenty of strawberry fruit flavour to complement the attractive salmon pink colour. Mercier Rosé is a real crowd-pleaser of a Champagne with a comforting solidity of style and a dash of panache. (1) 12%vol

6100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur £32.19 GPale pink colour, fine mousse, fresh aromas and crisp on the palate. Perfect summer Champagne, full of delicate red fruit flavours. (1) 12%vol

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CHAMPAGNE

6100260 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Rosé Brut £32.94

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

6101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut £42.84 GA 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 that makes it only polite to have another glass! (1) 12%vol

6100480 Moët & Chandon Rosé Brut £43.98

6100490 Quarter Bottle £13.92Both brut and rosé with a real flavour reward from the new era Moët. (1) 12%vol

6101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut £45.70 GCreated from 62% Pinot Noir, 24% Chardonnay and 14% Pinot Meunier, in the meticulous House style, Bollinger Rosé shows delicate aromas of ripe red fruits, and powerful elegance. Difficult to analyse, it is both bullish and has the finesse of classical ballet. It is immensely complex - tightly wound like a coiled spring - and utterly wonderful. (1) 12%vol

6100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut £46.41 GElegant 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

6100330 Laurent Perrier Rosé Brut £48.03 GPale and interesting, yet full and flavoursome. A classic wine in an iconic bottle. (1) 12%vol

6100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut £48.64 G6100640 Half Bottle £27.71

A wine of great charm combining the freshness of rosé with 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

6101460 Krug Rosé Brut £219.37 GThe Krug family waited 140 years before releasing their first Rosé in 1983 and one sip is enough to prove that it was worth the wait. Produced in strictly limited quantities, Krug Rosé is a blend of several vintages and a sublime demonstration of the Krug art of blending. (1) 12.5%vol

VINTAGE

6101250 Joseph Perrier 2002 £46.77

A delicious exotic Champagne full of white peach and honeysuckle aromas with a complex touch of fresh brioche. It is a fine, balanced and open Champagne with a spicy ginger richness and real finesse. (1) 12%vol

6100890 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial 2002 £48.47

The Grand Vintage 2002, the 69th from the Maison is mature, harmonious and precise. Seven years in the cellars have developed the aged toasty flavours. Full of ripe fruit with a velvety creamy roundness. (1) 12.5%vol

6100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut 2004 £50.36 GRich, 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 2004 £75.59 GSuperb and confident, rich, biscuity character with a lingering finish. A classic vintage Champagne. (1) 12%vol

6100820 Krug Brut 1998 £189.31 GKrug declares a vintage only in years that demonstrate, above and beyond excellent quality, truly outstanding character and individuality. Krug 1998 is generous and refined, its great precision and purity lead into a remarkably long finish. A captivating Champagne of fascinating harmonies. (1) 12%vol

PRESTIGE CUVÉE

5714420 Dom Perignon 2003 £105.26

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 2005 £147.33 GAn outstanding Champagne. It shows a touch of butteriness and a faint scent redolent of strawberries and cream. It has stunning balance on the palate with crisp citrus lemon notes and incredible poise. (1) 12%vol

CHAMPAGNE &

SPARKLING WINE

SPARKLING WINEAlthough sales of Champagne seem to be on the up again, many people remain understandably cautious. As a result, consumers are focusing their attentions towards sparkling wine. Fortunately, we think our selection has never been stronger.

Prosecco continues to take the world by storm thanks to its light, fresh style and lower alcohol levels, making for an affordable, approachable fizz for any occasion. Meanwhile, Cava is steadily shedding its stigma of being a cheap, old fashioned fizz and our brand new El Miracle Cava Brut and Cava Brut Rosé show elegance, softness, complexity and balance with a modern, appealing label. The first in the trio of our new Alsacian range (see ‘Alsace’ for the Gewürztraminer and Riesling) comes in the form of Michel Leon’s elegant Cremant d’Alsace, made from 100% Pinot Blanc. Old favourites such as Veuve Valmante and Louis Perdrier never disappoint, while at the other end of the scale, Pelorus offers a top quality sparkling wine from the famous Cloudy Bay.

Moving closer to home, the award winning Camel Valley Brut and Rosé Brut continue to go from strength to strength, often giving Champagne a run for its money and frequently picking up top awards. Meanwhile, over at Sharpham Estate in Devon, the superb, traditional method Sharpham Estate Brut offers a fresh, crisp style with elegant mousse and classy finish.


AUSTRALIA

5617750 Devil’s Corner Brut NV, Tasmania £15.64

An excellent quality sparkling made in the traditional Champagne method. Bright and lively aromas of ripe new season apples and a citrus fruit tang. Alive and fresh in the mouth with a good persistence and a finish that is dry and refreshing. (1) 12%vol

ENGLAND

5617280 Sharpham Brut 2009/10, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon £22.89

This early harvested wine expresses a delightful spritz with a vibrant citrus mouthfeel. Fresh fruit flavours make for an aperitif or as a superb accompaniment to seafood. Simply delicious. (2) 12%vol

5610860 Camel Valley Brut 2010/11, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall £26.86

Superb golden sparkler with elegant fizz and full, ripe flavour, packed with elderflower and hedgerow notes, yet truly brut. (1) 12%vol

5610870 Camel Valley Pinot Noir Rosé Brut 2011/12, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall £29.63

A lovely floral and delicate strawberry fruit nose that drives into a brioche, fresh bread yeastiness supported by crisp acidity for a finish of great finesse. Excellent aperitif or with Cornish seafood. (1) 12.5%vol

FRANCE

5611190 Veuve Valmante Brut NV £6.72

Dry, refreshing and bright with a clean, fresh mousse. (2) 10.5%vol

5611200 Veuve Valmante Demi-Sec NV £6.72

Lightly semi-sweet and wonderfully refreshing. (5) 10.5%vol

5614480 Louis Perdrier Brut NV £7.24

Light, bright and full of sherbet. Easy-going and refreshing. (2) 11%vol


5613840 Louis Perdrier Rosé Brut NV £7.41

A lovely pale pink, this juicy-fruity fizz is packed with bubbles and light berry fruit. (2) 11.5%vol

5610840 Chardonnay Le Baron Brut NV £7.87

Fresh, grassy, sprightly dry Chardonnay. (2) 11.5%vol

5618170 NEW Cremant d’Alsace Brut NV, Michel Leon £11.31

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

5610770 Asti NV, Araldica £7.89

In a sea of sparkling wine, Araldica is a beacon of quality. Discreet moscato sweetness at a mere 7%vol is as fresh and pure as a newly-skinned grape and revels in its lively fizz. (7) 7%vol

5617900 NEW Prosecco Frizzante NV, Primo £7.93 GFrizzante is a semi-sparkling Prosecco style, closed with a cork and string. All the typical notes of Prosecco are here; pear and melon fruit, delicate sherbet notes and very refreshing. (2) 10.5%vol

5617820 Pinot Grigio Spumante NV, Botter £8.36 GA zippy, refreshing and sherbet style fizz with delicate fruity notes and a soft creamy finish. (1) 11%vol

5618160 NEW Raboso Rosé Spumante NV, Botter £8.36 GDazzling pink fizz that is soft and well-balanced on the palate, with a sherbet cherry touch. (2) 11%vol

5616870 Aurora Rosé Spumante Extra Dry NV, Ponte £9.06

Cherry pink in colour, this rosé is light and off-dry. (2) 11.5%vol

5616770 Prosecco Extra Dry NV, Ponte £9.09


Clean, dry and crisp, with a creamy finish. (1) 11%vol

5610791 Asti NV, Martini £9.44

Stunningly apposite and cosmopolitan with fresh fruit desserts and creamy concoctions, where nothing else stands a chance. (7) 7.5%vol

5610850 Prosecco Frizzante NV, Cipriano, Spago £9.61 GA very fashionable fizz! Prosecco pleases with its unassuming sweet/sour fruitiness and solid good value. Gentle sparkle and flavours of fresh apples. (2) 11%vol

5616380 Prosecco di Valdobiaddene NV, Domenico di Bertiol £10.83

Vibrant crisp and exceedingly refreshing. Packed with bright green apple fruit and a softening touch of sherbet for added zip. A great example of this very trendy fizz. (2) 11%vol

NEW ZEALAND

5611150 Pelorus Brut NV, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £18.79

A top quality sparkling wine with a dry but full flavoured style from the famous house of Cloudy Bay. (1) 12.5%vol

CHAMPAGNE &

SPARKLING WINE


SPARKLING WINE

SPAIN

5618210 NEW El Miracle Cava Brut NV £7.77

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 NEW El Miracle Cava Rosé Brut NV £7.77

A cherry pink Cava displaying elegance and ripe red fruit aromas. Intensely fragrant with a patisserie note on the finish. (2) 11.5%vol

5610980 Cordon Negro Brut Rosado NV, Freixenet £10.21


Zippy, pink sparkler from Spain. Trendy rosé and very appealing. (2) 12%vol

5610950 Cordon Negro Brut NV, Freixenet £10.21


Sunny, generous, zippy fizz from Spain - the benchmark Cava. (2) 12%vol

FRANCE BORDEAUX

Bordeaux is one of the great wine regions of the world, with more than 22,000 vineyard owners producing the equivalent of 44 million cases a year. The region is split by the rivers Garonne and Dordogne, which together create the mighty Gironde. The Gironde’s ’Left Bank’ is dominated by a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot, while the ‘Right Bank’ has rounder, softer styles dominated by Merlot.

These wines are commanding greater prices due to a growing Asian market, where customers will pay premiums for the most famous labels. The 2010 vintage is being heralded as an all time great, with notable critic Robert Parker describing it as one of the three best vintages he’s ever tasted.

In our search for value and reliability we look to the second label of a very famous Château. La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet is more approachable and better value than its more famous counterpart. Do not forget the dry, fresh modern rosés and whites to be found in the region, such as the wonderful family-run Château Pierrail. Bordeaux is also home to some of the greatest names in sweet wine, which make for a delicious end to a special meal and give you greater add-on sales. Sauternes is fundamental to that offering, while Château Theulet from Monbazillac offers excellent value for money.


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/change should new stock be purchased.

*Prices quoted are net

AC BORDEAUX/BORDEAUX SUPÉRIEUR

5613510 Château Tour des Graves 2010/11, Bordeaux £7.99

Bright, fresh, well-balanced and with quite perfect fruit, this is a delight. (C) 13%vol

5602260 Château Pierrail Rouge 2010/11, Bordeaux Supérieur £11.04

Smooth, balanced, well-made Claret. It carries a forest signature of wild berries and sweetly charred timber. Very rewarding. (C) 14.5%vol

5613440 Château Bois Noir 2009/10, Bordeaux Supérieur £11.99

A gently oaked, well rounded wine with 80% Merlot to give a fleshy, fruity weight and plenty of black Cabernet berry style. Vanilla and nougat notes from the oak provide layers of flavour. (D) 15%vol

LEFT BANKHAUT-MÉDOC

5617610 Château Lamothe-Bergeron 2009 £17.22

Very charming nose with a perfect combination of red fruit and vanilla. Juicy, pure and generous in the mouth, with a very long finish. (D) 13%vol

5617640 Château Bernadotte 2006 £17.84

Owned by Champagne Louis Roederer, Bernadotte is made from Cabernet and Merlot with just a touch of Petit Verdot. The wine is both fresh and fruity with solid tannins. It is a Haut-Médoc in a style combining modernism and tradition. (C) 13%vol

FRANCE


FRANCE BORDEAUX

5617620 Château Charmail 2009 £21.76

A small privately owned Château that has become one of the stars of the Haut-Médoc. Predominantly Merlot in the blend, the wine is superb, rich, full bodied with well-judged oak. (C) 14%vol

5617580 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet 2009 £24.43

This is the second wine of the outstanding Château Sociando-Mallet. The 2009 vintage offers an intense ruby/purple colour with pleasant aromas of strawberry, raspberry and cherry. Its style is rather supple, with melted tannins, attractive volume of mouth and good length. (C) 13%vol

5714640 Château Sociando-Mallet 2006 £41.64

Mild and malty, admirably open and very appealing, it is also sweet and savoury as well - an attractive combination. Though perhaps rather less obviously terroir-driven than most earlier vintages it has light tannins on the finish that offer it a very classy future. (C) 12.5%vol

MARGAUX

5714630 Château Boyd Cantenac 2007 £53.22

Harmonious and aromatic, this vintage is mouth-filling and elegant. On the nose are complex aromas of black fruit and spice, with ripe tannins and a fine toastiness on the palate. Drinking now but with ageing capability. (C) 13%vol

5714600 *Château Palmer 2003, 3ème Cru Classé £99.73

A relatively light year for Palmer with less Merlot than usual. It shows subtly sweet blackberry fruit with a touch of violets and spice rounded out with velvety tannins and a lovely juicy moreish finish. It is finely structured without being intense, fragrant yet still rigorous, understated initially but blossoms into rich length. (D) 12.5%vol

5714590 *Château Palmer 2002, 3ème Cru Classé £107.74

Smooth, sweet blackcurranty nose with nice purity and some chocolatey richness. Very expressive and intense. The palate shows good concentration of pure, supple dark fruits with good acid, tannins and a minerally finish. A very satisfying, pure wine that is quite dense and has real appeal. Lots of potential for development here. (D) 13%vol

5702150 *Château Palmer 1989, 3ème Cru Classe £229.20

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

MÉDOC

5617550 La Chapelle de Potensac 2009 £16.91

A large Château with the same owners as the more famous Château Leoville-Las Cases. A young and fruity aroma, well-structured in the classical Médoc style. Will benefit from some ageing in the bottle. (D) 13.5%vol

MOULIS

5714610 Château Maucaillou 2006 £21.58

There is an elegant austerity that belies the delicate, racy edge. It is an extremely fresh wine with sweet red berry fruit on the fore palate and neatly turned oak structure. This is one of the over-performers of both class and vintage. (C) 13%vol


5714620 Château Poujeaux 2006 £26.79

Immediately it shows an interesting, exciting minerality on the nose and works up to a ripe and charming weight on the palate. It is fresh and jazzy with ripe cassis fruit and chewy fine tannins - a winning combination for early drinking. Good value. Drinking best now to 2016. (C) 13%vol

5617600 Château Maucaillou 2009 £27.26

Rich in colour, with particularly subtle and fruity aromatic strength, characterised by very ripe, harmoniously balanced, jammy and full bodied flavours. The wines are aged for at least eighteen months to give a real depth of flavour, good structure and longevity. (D) 14%vol

PAUILLAC

5701960 *Château Lynch-Bages 1983, 5ème Cru Classé £101.90

Tight and well balanced with a relatively corpulent structure, it shows dusty black fruits with cedary, leathery overtones and a touch of green pepper. There is savoury maturity over a solid tannic structure that extends in a long, long finish. (D) 12.5%vol

5702230 *Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande 1983, 2ème Cru Classé £108.76

Autumnal red. Gorgeous fruit aromas are deep and warm. On the palate all fruit and oak elements are marvellously integrated into a faultless experience. (D) 12.5%vol


Very powerful and well balanced. The colour is deep and the nose reflects the sunny growing season with remarkable ripeness and overtones of blackcurrant and black fruit. The wine starts out unctuous and straightforward on the palate with impressively concentrated, elegant tannin accompanied by plenty of body. 2009 Lynch-Bages has a rich and opulent flavour enhanced by fresh acidity that contributes to perfect balance and an incredibly long aftertaste. (D) 13.5%vol


Astonishing fruit and oak concentration on the nose, driven with power and confidence. Fruit is released on the palate, shining and juicy, smooth oak, all integrated into one velvet whole. Masterful. (D) 12.5%vol


Eucalyptus is followed fast by fruit of great concentration. Hugely generous, wrap-around sweet ripeness in the palate. Very New World - glossy and dramatic. (D) 12.5%vol


Rich and warm tobacco and fruit aromas. Deliciously tasty and combative, with fruit depth,oak flavours and big tannins. Ripe and chewy, a very good vintage. Unquestionably delicious now. (D) 12.5%vol


The nose has opened right out and while very rich is still positively juicy, youthful and joyous. The sweetness and firmness of the palate create a quintessence of deliciousness, all transported on that Lalande hallmark of silken texture. Simply glorious. (D) 12.5%vol

5701890 *Château Latour 1982, 1er Cru Classé £1,535.53

FRANCE


FRANCE BORDEAUX

It is incredibly dense with cigar box cedar and cassis aromas. The palate is complex and elegant and finely tannic with a wonderful finesse and grace. Deep curranty fruit mingles finely with mocha, tobacco and tar to create an intense complexity. (D) 12.5%vol

ST. ESTÈPHE

5702200 *Château de Pez 2007, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel £31.78

Intensely deep colour, it has the cassis and tobacco leaf nose of ripe concentrated Cabernet from this classic area. Big, fine flavours, richly austere it is maturing at a dignified pace with real elegance. A fine treat for those who enjoy the muscle and sinew of St. Estèphe. (D) 13%vol

5714670 Château Montrose 2006, 2ème Cru Classé £74.92

A dark, brooding beast that is giving little away yet indicates a great sweetness on the palate. Black fruit, very dry tannins and real dry St. Estèphe grip. There is plenty of freshness and energy as it growls in its lair. (C) 12.5%vol

ST. JULIEN

5617570 Les Fiefs de Lagrange 2009 £26.31

Second wine of Château Lagrange. A top quality wine that is rightly admired as a consistent and fruity wine of exceptional value. It is broody and concentrated with blackberry fruit flavours and mineral notes. The palate is well balanced with firm tannins and long structured finish. (D) 13.5%vol

5614200 Château Léoville-Barton 2006, Grand Cru Classé £54.30

It is very deep, dark and intense with sturdy tobacco leaf notes and a complexity of savoury-leathery aromas. Powerfully ripe and rich, there is plenty to draw you in to savour it as the tannins work their magic. Jancis Robinson describes it as “very energetic and even eclectic in terms of impact on the palate” and she gives it an impressive 18/20 points. (C) 12.5%vol

5714300 *Château Leoville-Barton 2000, Cru Classé £85.80

This is a great vintage for Leoville-Barton, award winning with 96/100 points by Robert Parker. It is powerful without being heavy, retaining that classic freshness that can only come from Bordeaux. (C) 12.5%vol

5701920 *Château Leoville Las Cases 1983, 2ème Cru Classé £97.60

Very dark, but black is edging to brick red. It has cool intensely concentrated fruit aroma, that neatly follows through and measures out on the palate. Intensity giving way to length on finish. (D) 12.5%vol

RIGHT BANKPOMEROL

5714290 *Château L’Evangile 2004 £78.90

Plenty of time ahead for this vintage from one of the most prestigious estates in Pomerol producing some of the most sought-after wines in the appellation. Quite dense with some sweetness, lift and refreshment. Very respectable and well balanced with sufficient fruit and just a bit of inkiness on the finish. With Michel Rolland as consultant winemaker, the wines of L’Evangile are now challenging Pétrus and Lafleur in terms of their sheer class and quality. (D) 13%vol

ST. EMILION


5617590 Château Sansonnet 2004, Grand Cru Classé £20.83

Predominantly Merlot, deep ruby colour with a perfume of red berries and a light toastiness. A very commercial style Bordeaux from a small Estate. (C) 13.5%vol

5617630 Château Capet Guillier 2009, Grand Cru £28.82

Deep in colour and full-bodied, this is a supple and accessible wine, with dark berried fruit and spice, supported by fine-grained tannins. Long and refined on the finish. (C) 14.5%vol

5714370 *Château La Gaffelière 2001, Grand Cru £46.91

An attractive straightforward Right Bank wine with juicy fruit characteristics and a silky, sleek texture. Not beltingly huge or intensely black, yet showing a gentleness and elegance of fruit and delicacy in style. Absolutely at its peak at the moment, yet there is no great rush over it. (D) 13%vol

5714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot 2006 £48.50

Plenty of black fruits on the nose with a subtle hint of woodsmoke that indicate the sweet ripe palate to follow. Bright and fresh, it has quite an opulent opening gambit and an admirable rigour and appetising zip to support the fine dry tannins. Definitely a superior wine within its appellation. (C) 14%vol

ROSÉ

5602500 Château Pierrail Rosé 2010/11, Bordeaux Supérieur £7.94

Lovely Château-bottled rosé, offers a super-fresh cranberry lift-off, and stays dazzling all the year-round. (2) 12.5%vol

WHITE

5602490 Château Pierrail Blanc 2011/12, Bordeaux Supérieur £7.94

Sauvignon Blanc and Sauvignon Gris together make an easy lifted style, delivered with soft breezy freshness. (1) 13.5%vol

PUDDING WINE

5602550 Château Theulet 2009/10, Monbazillac - Half Bottle £9.10

This creamy sweet wine shows the intense complexity and magic of Noble Rot in a lighter style. Flashes of marmalade, dried fruit and citrus peel leap from the glass with astonishing purity. (7) 12.5%vol

5613650 Château Petit Vedrines 2007/08, Sauternes £20.91

Classic peach and honey notes characterise this wine. The perception of sweetness is offset by fruit, dried apricot and melon, which makes this a very good partner for fruit desserts and cheese. (7) 13.5%vol

5714660 Château Rieussec 2006, Sauternes £55.75

Very big and powerful with plenty of weight, it has a sweet floral herbiness and a complexity of candied peel and marmalade. It is clearly a pretty ambitious wine, solid and creamy; it is impressive though it needs lots of time. (7) 13.5%vol

FRANCE

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 the notoriously difficult to grow Pinot Noir for the reds (with the exception of Beaujolais where Gamay is the grape varietal).

Chablis signals the northern-most tip of Burgundy where Chardonnay produces fine wines with elegant acidity and minerality. Two hours south and you reach the Côte d’Or, home to the legendary Pinot Noir villages of Gevry-Chambertin and Nuits Saint Georges and the equally feted Chardonnay villages of Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet. Further south you find Pouilly-Fuissé where Chardonnay also reigns supreme. To the south, red wines take the lead in Beaujolais, where the Gamay grape produces wonderful diversity, from floral Fleurie to the more powerful Morgon.

We are proud to have over 30 Burgundian wines to offer, whether you want day to day drinking or something more special. A new producer to our selection is Collin Bourisset, an innovative winemaker who specialises in Beaujolais. We are also pleased to be taking on a red Saint-Aubin from the revered house of Carillon to complement their excellent Puligny-Montrachet already on our list. We also welcome Gerard Thomas with his white Saint-Aubin, which offers an excellent value white Côte de Beaune.


REDCÔTE CHALONNAISE

5617010 Mercurey 2010/11, Domaine Chanson £21.94

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 2010/11, Domaine Chanson £16.69

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 NEW Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets 2009/10, Louis Carillon et Fils £20.51 GAn attractive, stylish medium bodied wine with good fruit on the palate from one of Burgundy’s leading producers. Fine red berry characteristics with a clean crisp finish, good balancing tannin and acidity. (C) 13%vol

5602580 Aloxe Corton 2010/11, Louis Latour £28.48 GYouthful 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) 13.5%vol

5617020 Pommard 2010/11, Domaine Chanson £39.85

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

5614520 Hautes Côtes de Nuits 2008/09, Aujoux £11.34

Typically light and cherryish with a delicate perfumed style. Plenty of morello fruit and a refreshing summer-pudding flavour matched with a touch of smoky spice, pulled together over finely tuned tannins. Beautifully expressive. (C) 13%vol


FRANCE 5617060 Nuits-St-Georges 2006/07, Louis Latour £31.68 GRipe cassis and black cherry fruit aromas. Classic earthly character with long, elegant finish showing a rich vanilla flavour. (C) 13.5%vol

5617030 Gevrey Chambertin 2010/11, Domaine Chanson £37.21

Very refreshing aromas of red berries mixed with spices and vanilla. Well-integrated oak note and refined tannic structure. (C) 13.5%vol

BEAUJOLAIS & MÂCONNAIS

5618320 NEW Beaujolais 2011/12, Collin Bourisset £7.35

5618310 Half Bottle £4.53Ripe strawberry and red cherry aromas; soft fruit, open palate with light soft tannin and elegant balance of acidity. Delicious wine to drink throughout the year. (A) 12.5%vol

5618280 NEW Beaujolais-Villages 2011/12, Collin Bourisset £8.26

Cherry red colour, aromas of blackcurrant and strawberry-like fruit and an undertone of spice. To be served at a cool cellar temperature – ideally around 13 degrees with salads, cold meats, shellfish and light pasta dishes. (B) 12.5%vol

5618290 NEW Côte de Brouilly 2011/12, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais £10.13

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

5613780 Fleurie Belle Grâce 2010/11, Aujoux, Beaujolais £10.48

Vibrant aroma is absolutely classic raspberries and cream nose. Soft texture and concentrated berry fruit give weight. (C) 13%vol

5603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes 2011/12, Louis Latour, Beaujolais £10.51 GMorgon is the strong and sensible Cru of Beaujolais. Full-bodied, firm and able to age. (D) 13%vol

5618270 NEW Fleurie 2011/12, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais £11.08

5618300 Half Bottle £6.41A beautiful bouquet of floral and fruit aromas (iris, violet, peach, small red fruits, such as raspberries, cherries, redcurrants). An elegant wine, which lingers in the mouth, a true classic. (B) 13%vol

WHITECHABLIS

5603390 Chablis 2011/12, Le Manoir £10.19

Attractive young Chablis with steely minerality and green apple fruit flavours. (2) 12.5%vol

5603470 Petit Chablis 2011/12, Domaine Laroche £11.44 GPale lemon-green, full rounded aroma and flavour making a sound finish. Very good quality for this junior appellation. (2) 12%vol

5614620 Chablis 2010/11, La Lotte £11.52

A traditional style of Chablis with a taut line of minerality running through orange citrus fruit to lighten the touch - racy and confident through to the steely finish. (1) 12.5%vol

5603210 Chablis Saint Martin 2010/11, Domaine Laroche £13.89 GFine gold, with full fruit and authentic Chablis flinty character. Firm, correct, perfectly expressed. (2) 12%vol


FRANCE BURGUNDY

5603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay 2009/10, Domaine Laroche £18.78 GThe elegant biscuit and brioche aroma is fitting of its ‘Premier Cru’ status. There is fine fruit flavour with the merest hint of oak to round out the citrus notes and extend the finish. (2) 12.5%vol

MÂCONNAIS

5603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres 2010/11, Louis Latour £9.64 G5603380 Half Bottle £5.34

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, from one of Burgundy’s most durable producers. (2) 13%vol

5613690 Unoaked Chardonnay 2009/10, Mâcon Villages, Aujoux £9.99

Crisp, and showing off disarmingly fresh, young citrus fruit in its unoaked style. Pure, clean brightness is shown at its best under a screwcap. (2) 13%vol

5618190 NEW Saint-Véran 2011/12, P. Ferraud et Fils £12.48

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 2011/12, P. Ferraud et Fils £14.90

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

CÔTE CHALONNAIS

5603450 Montagny 2009/10, Louis Latour £12.85 GPale lemon colour. Nose with ripe promise. Ripe fruit nose and a palate of butter and lemon successfully combined. (2) 13%vol

CÔTES DE BEAUNE

5618080 NEWSaint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Murgers des Dents de Chien 2010/11, Gerard Thomas et Filles

£23.69

A concentrated palate revealing notes of honey, dried peach and spice. It has a refined core of crisp acidity that suffuses the palate with minerality as it rolls out on the long finish. (2) 13%vol

5603420 Meursault 1er Cru 2007/08, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour £28.94 GLemon 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

5603290 Chassagne-Montrachet 2003/04, Louis Latour £32.29 GThis 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

5603540 Puligny-Montrachet 2009/10, Louis Latour £35.83 GPale 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 2009, Louis Carillon et Fils £41.15 GIntensely scented fruit and soft oak nose. Superbly integrated flavours from this top flight producer, finding lemon dash in the smoothest fruit imaginable. (2) 13.5%vol

5703310 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2000, Domaine Louis Latour £55.20 GThe 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. A rich concentration of flavours swells and develops in the glass. (2) 14%vol

5703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Louis Latour £93.99 GNow at the peak of its powers, it has finally come into its own. It is subtle and concentrated with layers of tropical fruit and caramel and hints of vanilla and oak. Very intense and beautifully balanced with a taut acidity that lifts it through the immense finish. (2) 14%vol

5714270 *Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2005, Vincent Girardin £108.70

Vincent’s ancient vines produce rich, unctuous wines of immense concentration and power, yet refined and subtle balance with elegant fruit. Wonderfully spicy with peachy stone fruit character, it is stunningly fat and ripe but with a crisp acidity that shapes this ripely sweet and full wine. Beltingly good. (2) 13.5%vol

*Prices quoted are net

FRANCE

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, 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 region produces every colour; white, red and rosé in every combination; dry, sweet, still and sparkling. The area is the biggest producer of white wine in France, and produces 20% of all the country’s wine. The UK is the biggest export market for the Loire region and the wines are perfectly suited to the abundance of fresh fish and seafood found on menus across the South West.

We have one new addition to the range – a Muscadet Sur Lie that partners superbly with shellfish. Muscadet ‘Bleu’ comes in an eyecatching blue bottle with white stencils of sea shells and starfish.

Chereau Carré’s wines go from strength to strength representing the different styles of Muscadet. Guy Saget wines; Pouilly Fumé and Sancerre, represent assured quality and elegance, and are now closed with screw cap for ultra freshness. Henri Pellé’s Menetou-Salon is the leading estate in the region, and offers wine that is crisp and fragrant, pure and clean. For extra indulgence, Sancerre Vacheron is from an impeccably run 37 hectare family domain.


ROSÉ

5604070 Rosé d’Anjou 2011/12, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré £6.89 G5604080 Half Bottle £4.07

All softness and light sweetness here - no angles. A long-standing favourite from the lovely Loire Valley. (4) 10.5%vol

5604250 Sancerre Rosé 2011/12, Domaine de la Perrière £13.83

Classically pale and delicately dry, Pinot Noir rosé from the Loire is highly sought after for its cool-as-a-cucumber calm. Elegant strawberry and raspberry fruits share a tightrope in perfect balance with natural acidity. (2) 12.5%vol

WHITE

5604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine 2011/12, Chereau Carré £6.29 G5604140 Half Bottle £3.82

Dry, crisp, and fresh with a sea breeze and light almond character. Carries a light and easy natural style. (1) 12%vol

5617890 NEW Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie ‘Bleu’ 2011/12 £7.08

Traditional, classic Muscadet meets the modern day with this quirky bottle design and colour. Full and nicely balanced on the palate with a lingering finish makes for a superb aperitif or accompaniment to shellfish. (1) 11.5%vol

5604170 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie 2011/12, Château L’Oiselinière de la Ramée, Chereau Carré

£7.86 G

5604180 Half Bottle £4.57

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 2011/12, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré £8.42 GWith its floral bouquet, appley fruit and cool acid balance, Vouvray’s natural accompaniments are river fish, shellfish and soft cheeses. Its medium-dry softness also makes a delightful aperitif. (4) 12%vol


FRANCE 5614960 Sauvignon de Touraine 2011/12, Domaine du Pré Baron £8.58 GReally bright and peppery at first acquaintance with pronounced herbal and grassy style. A wonderful expression of typical Loire Sauvignon with hints of capsicum and box hedge and fresh broad beans. Racy enough to show off its minerality and classic elegance. A proper over-performer. (1) 12.5%vol

5604150 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie 2009/10, Comte Leloup de Chasseloir, Chereau Carré

£9.49 G

A remarkable Muscadet - a “reserve” wine, matured from an earlier vintage to accrue extra character and depth of flavour slowly, and in which not a jot of freshness has been lost. (1) 12%vol

5614610 Sancerre 2011/12, Domaine Neveu £12.29

A 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

5604210 Pouilly Fumé 2011/12, Guy Saget £12.99

Classic Pouilly from the central vineyards of the Loire. Crisply refreshing aromatic fruit and an underlying suggestion of flint. (1) 12.5%vol

5604280 Sancerre 2011/12, Guy Saget £13.46

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

5604120 Menetou-Salon Le Silex du Carroir 2011/12, Domaine Henri Pellé £16.77

Purity, structure and finesse are the key qualities of this superb Loire Sauvignon. It is complex, rich and mouth-filling with a striking balance of mineral and citrus flavours and a full finish. It can be enjoyed young but improves with age. (2) 13%vol

5604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige 2009/10, Guy Saget £17.99

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 2011/12, Domaine Vacheron £20.03 GHighly-praised Sancerre 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

FRANCE RHÔNE

Rhône is a versatile, highly productive region of two parts: the cooler north focusing around the hill of Hermitage, with its spicy Syrahs and peachy Viogniers; and the warmer south with its famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape, which can be made from up to 13 grape varieties. We continue to list old favourites such as Paul Jaboulet Ainé, as well as examples from the many lesser-known Rhône villages like Gigondas and Vacqueyras.

It also seems that we set something of a trend by offering wines from perennial favourite Domaine Perrin, who are now working with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to produce wine from their Château Miraval vineyards. We always knew our wines were worthy of ‘A-List’ status.

Whilst the Northern Rhône produces wine to rival the greats of Bordeaux and Burgundy, the region as a whole produces fabulous everyday drinking wines, bolstered by consistently good vintages in recent years. Our Rhône selection caters for everything from easy drinking French to something more prestigious from renowned Chapoutier, Colombo & Fille and Guigal.

Showing particularly well currently are the wines from the house of Etienne Guigal, now in its third generation. For something really special, try the Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2005 or the Condrieu 2010.


RED

5613710 Côtes du Rhône 2011/12, Auguste Bessac £6.49

Young and well-ripened, this Rhône red is wonderfully easy-drinking with light, berry fruit style. (B) 13.5%vol

5603830 Côtes du Ventoux 2011/12, Domaine Perrin £7.35

The Perrin family are the very model of modern wine production. Their wines are deceptively simple and natural-tasting. Simply a perfect ripe juicy red - delicious to the last drop. (C) 13.5%vol

5617310 Côtes du Rhône 2010/11, Colombo & Fille £8.52

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 2010/11, Domaine Perrin £10.26 GMade 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) 13.5%vol

5617330 Crozes Hermitage 2010/11, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier £14.30 GRed fruits, blackcurrant and raspberry aromas, fresh and rounded with a baked fruit note on the palate. Very fine and elegant. (D) 13%vol

5603940 Vacqueyras 2008/09, Paul Jaboulet Ainé £14.38

Intensely exciting character of cool mineral notes and spiced pine. Peppery fruit and a fine finish all add up to an electric Jaboulet result. (D) 14%vol

5603740 Crozes Hermitage Les Jalets 2008/09, Paul Jaboulet Ainé £14.70

Deep red-black and glossy, with an intense promising aroma. Concentrated black fruits in the mouth take on a ripe peppery character. Delicious now, but plenty of evolution to go. (D) 12.5%vol


FRANCE 5617320 Saint Joseph 2009/10, Colombo & Fille £16.28

From hand-harvested Syrah, this wine is traditionally vinified and aged for a minimum of twelve months in a mixture of old and new oak. The result is a wine with wonderful richness and a dense full-bodied structure with blackberry, cherry and clove notes. (D) 13.5%vol

5613700 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Reserve Benoit XII 2009/10, Auguste Bessac £17.08

5614110 Half Bottle £10.00

Châteauneuf has achieved world-favouritism by being as equally spicy and well-flavoured for informal summer eating, as richly warming in winter. This is a charming, easy-drinking style. (C) 14.5%vol

5603760 Gigondas Pierre Aiguille 2008/09, Paul Jaboulet Ainé £17.45

Full dark purple, with a deep maturing aroma of spiced pepper and black cherries, that leads into a rich chunky velvety flavour and long finish. (D) 14.5%vol

5603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards 2009/10, Domaine Perrin £28.28

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. Another winner from the Perrin stable. (D) 14.5%vol

5703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2005, E. Guigal £38.88

Some people would kill for this wine. It’s the peak of the classic northern Rhônes from the canonised M.Guigal. The fruit is exciting, evolved, rich, juicy, edged with fine metal and textured like satin. (D) 13.5%vol

WHITE

5603850 Côtes du Rhône Reserve Blanc 2011/12, Domaine Perrin £9.59

Softly leafy, touch of lemon, hint of butter. Quietly satisfying wine with very good food pairing qualities. (2) 13.5%vol

5703650 Condrieu 2010, E. Guigal £35.16

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

Winemaker Profile - Michel Chapoutier:

Independent and family-owned. Members of the Chapoutier family have been in the Rhône since 1808. Michel Chapoutier took over the domain in 1990 and represents now the 7th generation.

He is audacious, passionate, constantly creative and a terroir lover.

Michel’s love for soils and grapes, especially Syrah led him to spread his wings to Roussillon.

The Roussillon history is complex and compelling. Terraces on stony soil, with a rich geological background and a climate that man has adopted for his crops. The Roussillon was bound to attract Michel Chapoutier’s attention. Les Vignes de “Bila-Haut” (see pages 31 and 33) are the expression of this wonderful terroir.

FRANCE SOUTH OF FRANCE

Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon create the largest wine-producing region in the world, producing five times that of Australia and encompassing a great diversity of soils, grape types and wine styles. It is also the oldest grape growing region of France with vineyards like Laurent Miquel dating back to Roman times.

The South West is famous for modern styles of wine, with an emphasis on the grape variety and producer rather than village or region. Great value ’by the glass’ offers can be found: the Riviera range has proved popular with a fresh zippy Sauvignon Blanc and smooth, easy drinking Merlot, and new to the range this year is a very affordable Pinot Noir, perfect for summer drinking. Chante d’Or, St Austell Brewery’s house wine for many years, has been revisited and is a real pleaser – fresh, dry, fruity and light.

We pride ourselves on the longevity of our supplier and producer relationships. Laroche has especially stood the test of time, even with their increasing international recognition. This year sees Michel stepping down to allow the sixth generation of this family company to take the reins.

New to the list is a fresh Provence Rosé; Sables d’Azur from Gassier which comes in a delightful traditional bottle. Dry, fresh and clean, it’s delicious on a summer’s evening or with fish or ratatouille.


RED

5613860 Vignes d’Oc Rouge 2011/12, Languedoc £5.30

Light, fresh and easy going, this laid-back red has friendly red fruit flavours and begs to be slurped. (B) 12.5%vol

5600601 Grenache-Merlot NV, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc £5.32

5600590 Litre Bottle £6.90

Smooth, mellow, attractive red wine. (A) 12.5%vol

5616610 Merlot 2011/12, Invenio, Languedoc £5.64

Deep ruby colour with perfumed red fruit character. (C) 13.5%vol

5617770 Merlot 2011/12, Riviera, Languedoc £5.74

Bags of red fruit, blackcurrants, cherries and raspberry jam. The palate is fine and long with soft, velvety tannins. (B) 13%vol

5600930 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010/11, Les Bories, Languedoc £5.89

Cabernet from the South of France with warm, juicy black fruit character. (C) 12.5%vol

5600970 Merlot 2011/12, Les Bories, Languedoc £5.89

Soft, true Merlot from the South of France. Bright and juicy with a delicious fruity style. (C) 12.5%vol

5618540 NEW Pinot Noir 2012/13, Riviera, Languedoc £6.09

Exceptionally smooth with soft tannins, red fruit aromas and cherry flavours. A lighter red and very food friendly. (B) 12%vol

5614940 Syrah-Grenache 2011/12, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc £6.53 GSmoky, spicy and herby - very much an expression of its southern French origin - with plenty of attractive hedgerow fruit flavours and good, solid weight. A big wine with an almost chalky minerality that begs to be matched with robust food. (C) 13.5%vol


FRANCE

5601080 Merlot 2010/11, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique £6.67

No heaviness, here is a light supple Merlot that takes its cue from many traditional light wines made in neighbouring Bordeaux. (C) 13.5%vol

5613390 Cabernet Sauvignon 2011/12, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue £6.88

Full of plummy, generous fruit with varietal character notes of cassis. Solid rich weight with a grippy style reflective of its location. (C) 12.5%vol

5601240 Merlot 2011/12, Laroche, Languedoc £7.35 GReal purple. 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

5601280 Syrah 2011/12, Laroche, Languedoc £7.85 GDark red wine with plenty of ripe fruit bursting out, this is a rich juicy style of French Syrah, which also shows off its soft power. A seriously good bottle. (D) 13.5%vol

5601130 Merlot-Cabernet Franc 2010/11, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac £7.86

Young and gratifying fresh aroma. Made in a fresh traditional style, combining bright fruit flavours with the underlying structure to match food. A real pleasure. (C) 14.5%vol

5601440 Syrah 2010/11, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc £8.69 GSyrah is the star of Laurent Miquel’s 9th generation family vineyards. Brilliance shows in its captivating spicy aromatic ripeness and its natural fruit freshness on the palate. (D) 13.5%vol

5617350 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Rouge 2011/12, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon £9.49 GMade from Syrah with its savage aromas of scrub and spice, Grenache, so full of surprises and Carignan, for minerality and tannic notes. Fleshy and well-structured, ideal with beef or Mediterranean food. (D) 14%vol

5601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine 2010/11, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon £9.54 GValmoissine is the upland site of an ancient monastery, perfect for quality Pinot Noir. The proof is in the wine with its fresh strawberry aroma and open flavours. The effect is of ripe softness. (B) 13.5%vol

ROSÉ

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé 2011/12, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc £6.53 GThis 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 2011/12, Laroche, Languedoc £7.35 GAmong the bigger, drier richer style of rosé wine that partners food so well. It has bags of forward raspberry fruit and a real noseful of fresh-picked berries. (2) 12.5%vol

5618200 NEW Sables d’Azur Rosé 2011/12, Côtes de Provence £7.39

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


SOUTH OF FRANCE

WHITE

5613850 Vignes d’Oc Blanc 2011/12, Languedoc £5.30

Straightforward and softly fruity with floral notes and a touch of citrus. Clean, racy and refreshing (2) 12%vol

5600571 Medium Dry NV, Cuvée Chante d’Or £5.32


Medium bodied, flowery and well-balanced. (3) 11.5%vol

5600541 Sauvignon Blanc NV, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc £5.32


Clean, fresh and fruity; a good quality, dry house wine. (2) 11.5%vol

5617780 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Riviera, Languedoc £5.74

A very expressive wine with floral, exotic fruits and boxwood notes. Fresh, round and well-balanced. A wonderful easy drinking Sauvignon. (1) 11.5%vol

5600980 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Les Bories, Languedoc £5.89

Fresh, dry, grassy Sauvignon. Its cool, bright style has a savoury, nettle character that works equally well as an aperitif or with food. (1) 12%vol

5601411 Chardonnay-Viognier 2011/12, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc £6.53 GMelons and peaches are suggested in this soft southern wine: its lifted bouquet and supple flavour are quietly sensual. (2) 13%vol

5601090 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique £6.67

Grassy, dry Sauvignon from western France, with a pleasing, crisp, neat finish. (1) 12%vol

5613410 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue £6.75

Light, grassy, nettle character that is so classic, yet so rare in a Vin de Pays wine. Delicate and aromatic with a bracing, racy streak. (1) 12%vol

5613400 Chardonnay 2011/12, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes du Thongue £6.82

Montaubéron’s Chardonnay dazzles with easy, fresh charm. A lively wine with buttery weight and floral flavours. Light and true to its variety it has a lemon edge and sense of class. (1) 13.5%vol

5601290 Unoaked Terret 2010/11, Laroche, Languedoc £7.05 GWell-made, firm, dry wine from the little-known grape variety, Terret. No flashy aromatics, simply modern, well-structured, without oak - and ideal with food. (2) 12%vol

5613430 Viognier 2011/12, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue £7.19

Faultlessly fresh and accurate Viognier from a lovely unknown ancient family estate at astonishing prices. Evidently made with great care to give peachy, blossomy fruit style with confident weight and assurance. A great discovery. (2) 13.5%vol

5601230 Unoaked Chardonnay 2011/12, Laroche, Languedoc £7.35 GSkillfully-made modern wine, with a high-toned bouquet of limes, and a creamy-clean richness on the palate. (2) 13%vol


FRANCE 5601140 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon 2011/12, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac £7.86

Cool, smooth, with green-grass freshness, like a meadow. On the palate, full of zest, flavour and real class. (1) 13.5%vol

5617400 Picpoul de Pinet 2011/12, La Côte de Flamenc, Languedoc £8.41 GThis is an outstanding ‘value for money’ wine that really delivers. Bursting with flavour, this Picpoul reflects its individual terroirs and has an intensity of citrus fruit and minerality. (1) 12.5%vol

5601420 Viognier 2011/12, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc £8.69 GPeach-scented Viognier is perfectly pitched here. Skillful winemaking keeps the peach notes true, right through the lovely, long, cool finish. (2) 13.5%vol

5617360 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Blanc 2011/12, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon £9.49 GA delicious blend of Grenache Blanc, Grenache Gris and Macabeu from the Roussillon area. It displays citrus aromas with smoky notes and is rounded and balanced. (2) 13%vol

PUDDING WINE

5616050 Château de la Peyrade NV, Muscat de Frontignan - Half Bottle £7.61

A truly intense, fresh, pure Muscat. It is wonderfully grapey and brightly refreshing, relying on a bracing citrus backbone to balance the luscious sweetness in style. Perfect lightly chilled with fruit desserts, as a digestif or an aperitif. (8) 15%vol


ALSACEIt was said that when Alsace was part of Germany, its purpose was to make the famous wines of the Rhine and Mosel look even better by producing cheap blending wines. However, since the end of the First World War, when the region became part of France, Alsace has carved a path as a producer of arresting quality wines, famed particularly for aromatic whites such as Riesling and Gewürztraminer.

In the rain-shadow of the Vosges mountains, this unique region of France is capable of producing wines that achieve higher alcohol levels – similar to those seen in the south of France – while retaining the cool, aromatic edge akin to those of more northerly regions.

This year, we are excited to take on a pair of exemplary wines from producer Michel Leon of the Arthur Metz House: a structured, citrussy Riesling and a spicy, floral Gewürztraminer. Beautifully presented in the classic Alsace flute, one of these is a must for all good lists. Also new to us is Michel Leon’s Cremant d’Alsace, to be found in our Sparkling Wine section.

AUSTRIAGrüner Veltliner continues to fly the flag for our Austrian offering. It is a grape variety that is becoming increasingly popular and as a result this superb example, with its modern and contemporary label, has led to increased interest with outlets across the South West looking to offer something with a bit of a difference.

Grüner Veltliner is Austria’s dominant grape variety and accounts for over a third of the country’s production. Austria offers a cool, continental climate, something that is being favoured by many New World producers enabling slower ripening – ideal for fresh, fruity ‘groo-vee’ for which this native grape is affectionately becoming known.

Five generations on and the family at Laurenz V are so convinced by its quality that ‘GV’ is the only grape variety they grow, enabling them to give it their undivided attention. If in any doubt as to what to expect, think of the floral perfume of a German Riesling, the refreshing zip of a Loire Sauvignon Blanc and the lusciousness of a Northern Italian Pinot Grigio.


WHITE

5617850 NEW Riesling 2011/12, Michel Leon £8.74

The most famous grape variety in Alsace producing a wine that is fresh and fruity with touches of citrus. On the palate, it is structured and balanced with fine aromas. Excellent with seafood. (2) 12.5%vol

5617840 NEW Gewürztraminer 2012/13, Michel Leon £10.01

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) 12.5%vol

WHITE

5616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner 2011/12, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich £11.87

Grüner Veltliner is Austria’s hallmark grape variety. Dry in style with citrus, honey and mineral notes and extremely food friendly. (2) 12%vol

ALSACE / AUSTRIA


ENGLANDThe British consumer has spent many years ridiculing wines made within our own isles but the truth is, English (and Welsh) wine production has come on leaps and bounds over recent years and the quality just gets better and better. We now boast approximately 400 producers with an annual production of 2 million bottles. Even the French are trying to buy our land, so we must be doing something right!

Our exciting new addition for 2013 is a Madeleine Angevine from Knightor, a boutique winery, located in Trethurgy, just outside St Austell. It offers a delicious, crisp dry white that is immensely quaffable and reminiscent of Sauvignon Blanc, showing a delicate floral and citrus character.

Two producers who continue to exemplify English wine making and remain firm favourites in the South West are Camel Valley, north of Bodmin and Sharpham, just outside Totnes. Our offering of the Lindo’s award winning wines continue to prove as popular as ever while over in Totnes, our trio of Sharpham’s outstanding wines fly the flag for Devon. All are superb to match with the fine ingredients the South West has to offer and while we become increasingly conscious of our carbon footprint, only a few ‘food miles’ are needed to get the wines to your door.


ROSÉ

5616520 Camel Valley Rosé 2010/11, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall £14.14

A light, dry rosé with intense strawberry aromas. Refreshing acidity and bright red fruit, this is perfect for sipping ‘al fresco’. (2) 12%vol

WHITE

5608110 Dart Valley Reserve 2010/11, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon £9.24

Super full-flavoured, zippy estate wine. Energetic and with all the structure for a long and happy life. (3) 11%vol

5617910 NEW *Madeleine Angevine 2011/12, Knightor Winery, Cornwall £9.96

Elegant, crisp and immensely quaffable wine from a local winery based at Trethurgy near St. Austell. It is reminiscent of a Sauvignon Blanc with delicate floral and citrus character. Simply delicious. (1) 11.5%vol

5617290 Bacchus 2011/12, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon £12.78

An off-dry style, well balanced with elegant, tropical fruit aromas. The palate is fresh and fruity with a refreshing, crisp finish. (2) 11.5%vol

5608104 Bacchus Dry 2011/12, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall £14.28

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

* Prices quoted are net

ENGLAND


GERMANYThere are signs that German wines are being taken more seriously and that there is life beyond Liebfraumilch. The origins of German viticulture can be traced back to the Romans and it is currently the fourth largest producer of wine in the world.

Today, Riesling is largely regarded as the king of German whites. It is an extremely versatile grape which can be made in a dry form where peach and citrus notes combine to give zest and freshness, all the way through to sweet luscious pudding wines gained from late-harvested grapes. These grapes can either be affected by botrytis for extra depth of flavour, or even left on the vine until the temperature has dropped enough to lessen the water content and increase the sugar reading. We proudly offer the Kendermann range, which has won international recognition for its modernity and quality and continues to offer incredible consistency.


PFALZ WHITE

5616600 Riesling 2012/13, Invenio £6.05

Clean with a rich texture and a fresh, floral bouquet. (3) 12%vol

5604380 Riesling 2011/12, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann £6.57

Clear, modern, pure Riesling statement - cool, firm and confident, with nice top fruit flavour over a good chassis. (2) 12.5%vol

RHEIN WHITE

5604430 Liebfraumilch 2011/12, Franz Reh £5.39


5604410 Magnum £10.22

Medium-sweet, nice shape and length. (4) 9.5%vol

MOSEL WHITE

5604570 Piesporter Michelsberg 2011/12, Franz Reh £5.78

Fresh, light, semi-dry wine with neat sweetness and focused Mosel acidity. (4) 9%vol

5604540 Riesling Kabinett 2011/12, Reh Kendermann £6.83

White-and-green, fresh and grassy, quite sweet and well balanced with some edge. Clean, pure style. (4) 8%vol

5604550 Riesling Spätlese 2010/11, Reh Kendermann £7.19

Very pale with green lights. Light and linen-fresh on the nose. Fresh, pretty flavours, clean as a whistle, true to Moselle delicacy. (6) 7.5%vol

GERMANY


HUNGARYWith the help of strict legislation and investment advice from Australia and Western Europe, Hungary’s wine industry is going from strength to strength. State of the art wineries, combined with talented winemakers using international grape varieties, has led to the wines contending with the likes of France and Chile for quality and value.

Hungary lies on a latitudinal par with Burgundy, making it perfect for the cool ripening semi-aromatic and aromatic whites such as the Via Fordulo Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and the surprisingly fruity Pinot Grigio. However, an average of 2,000 hours of sunshine a year also makes for juicy reds, which the Via Fordulo Merlot demonstrates deliciously.

After four years on our list, the Via Fordulo range has certainly earned its place and gained ample support from our customers. Akos Kamocsay, the chief winemaker at Hilltop winery (following his father of the same name) is referred to as a ‘top Hungarian winemaker’ by Oz Clarke, which goes to show it’s not only us who appreciate these fresh, bright, great value wines.


RED

5614910 Merlot 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Szekszárd £5.44

Plenty of juicy raspberry and crisp cherry fruit jostle for position over an attractive, herby background. A touch of spicy oak rounds off the hedgerow character. (C) 13.5%vol

ROSÉ

5614900 Merlot Rosé 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Szekszárd £5.44

A vibrant, fresh and brightly fruity rosé with masses of red summer fruit flavours. Top notes of strawberry, raspberry and currant give a very pleasing just-off-dry style. Ideal as an aperitif or with food. (3) 12.5%vol

5616080 Pinot Grigio Rosé 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély £5.44

Elegant and dry but still packed with bright strawberry and raspberry fruit. Very nice and zesty with a peachy character to add a little weight. Rich, fruity and refreshingly crisp it over-delivers in all aspects. (2) 11.5%vol

WHITE

5616090 Pinot Grigio 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély £5.44

Aromatic with a gently floral fruitiness, it is medium bodied with a fine, racy style. Plenty of apple blossom notes with fresh fruit character. A great versatile all-rounder. (2) 12%vol

5614930 Riesling 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Mór £5.44

These late maturing grapes give a truly exotic, tropical style a million miles from their German counterparts. Medium dry and rich with a racy edge, it is a very modern citrussy Riesling. (4) 13.5%vol

HUNGARY


HUNGARY

5614920 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély £5.44

An absolutely classic Sauvignon from the clever modernists at Hilltop Neszmély. Wonderfully herby with fresh-cut-grass flavours and a crisp, citrus character. Light and very refreshing. (1) 13%vol

PUDDING WINE

5608220 Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos 2001/02, Tokaj - 50cl Bottle £21.33

Long-lived legendary sweet wine of Hungary, tasting of orange marmalade, linseed and endless caramel. Partners pâté and foie gras superbly, as well as the chocolate desserts no other sweet wine can tackle. (8) 11.5%vol

ITALYItalian wines are arguably the best suited to food due to their structure and acidity, both in whites and reds. Our Barolo, dry and intense when tasted alone, softens and complements rich beef dishes as though a match made in heaven. Tomatoes, those high acidity fruits so tricky for wine matching, enjoy being paired with a minerally fruity Greco di Tufo or Frascati, or equally a fresh, tangy red such as Montepulciano or Sangiovese.

The catastrophic European harvest of 2012 almost drove suppliers to meltdown and we feared the worst. We have always worked closely with our Italian partners and in turn they have secured the juice for this year’s demands and kept prices as keen as possible.

We have strengthened our entry level with a delicious thirst-quenching Sicilian Grillo, and taken on an increasingly popular Fiano which is elegant, light and refreshing in style. Following customer requests we have added a Sangiovese from Villa Cardini to the reds, as well as a new Valpolicella from Montezovo.


RED

5616330 Nero d’Avola 2011/12, Il Meridione, Sicily £5.59 GSoft, gentle and friendly with a brambly character of hedgerow fruit and black cherries overlaid with herbal complexity. A touch of spice adds warmth and weight to a heady mix of Italian sunshine and smokiness. (C) 14%vol

5618180 NEW Sangiovese 2011/12, Villa Cardini, Puglia £6.02

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

5616980 Primitivo 2011/12, Conviviale, Puglia £6.23

A warm, richly flavoured red with aromas of plums, dried fruits and brown spices. On the palate, it is generous with good concentration of ripe plum and black cherry fruit and hints of dried figs, liquorice and dark chocolate. (C) 13.5%vol

5617730 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2011/12, Conviviale £6.26

An intense wine with cherry, ripe plum fruit aromas and warm, earthy spice notes. Tannins are serious and sappy in feel giving a rich, structured wine. (C) 13.5%vol

5618360 NEW Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2011/12, Nicodemi Terrana £8.14

A broody, unfiltered wine with real depth and intensity yet it is designed to be drunk young. Sweet dark fruits and smoky notes combine to deliver a long lingering finish. (C) 13.5%vol

5608830 Salice Salentino 2009/10, Agricole Vallone, Puglia £8.48 GGlossy, dark fruit aroma with a hint of caramel. The palate is all fresh, supple flavours and smooth delivery, with a positively elegant finish. Brilliant. (D) 13%vol

5608510 Chianti Rufina 2010/11, Prunatelli £8.79

Youthful, vibrant wine with an open and modern red cherry style of Chianti. (C) 12.5%vol

ITALY / LEBANON


ITALY

5618260 NEW Valpolicella 2011/12, Montezovo, Veneto £9.36

Delicate spicy black cherry aromas. Smooth open red fruit on the palate, with soft tannins. A great food partner. (B) 13%vol

5616240 Chianti Classico 2009/10, Villa La Pagliaia £10.54

A classic, traditional Chianti Classico full of bright cherry fruit overlaid with herbal notes of myrtle, marjoram and thyme. A little liquorice earthiness offers complexity to complement the fine tannin structure. Very elegant. (C) 12.5%vol

5617270 Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso 2009/10, Fabiano £13.54

A full bodied red made by refermenting the wine on pressed grape skins to give extra depth and intensity of flavour. Dark ruby red, with ripe cherry and mocha notes on the nose with hints of spice from the long ageing in oak barrels. (E) 14%vol

5608310 Barolo Flori 2008/09, Araldica, Piemonte £13.55

The Nebbiolo’s classic hints of tar and roses seem to be tucked in here. The roses are the top notes on the dark fruits, spice and dried orange peel; tar gives the trademark final bite. (D) 14%vol

5616250 Chianti Classico Riserva 2008/09, Il Grigio da San Felice £15.06

Packed with rich, ripe black, spiced fruit and hints of woodsmoke, it has a developed savoury complexity for an extra dimension. It shows the wonderful Italianate ‘rustico’ style of herbs and myrtle, yet its underlying richness and sweet power drive through to the luscious finish. (C) 13.5%vol

5617220 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2010/11, La Colombaia £22.65

Ripe, warm and generous on the nose with plum and cherry aromas and hints of dried fruits. Full bodied and richly flavoured with rich berry and plum fruit, supple tannins and a spicy finish, with the characteristic dry bite of good Amarone. A balanced and very approachable style. (E) 15.5%vol

ROSÉ

5614510 Pinot Grigio Rosé 2011/12, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria £5.39 GVery light and refreshing with a delicate pear-drop fruit. Absolutely bright and fresh, terrifically easy to drink. (1) 12%vol

5617860 NEW Zinfandel Blush 2011/12, Hawkes Peak, Puglia £5.48 GThis 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. (3) 10%vol

5608610 Pinot Grigio Rosé 2011/12, Laroma, Araldica, Pavia £6.09

As pleasing a Pinot Grigio rosé as you could find. It has freshness, delicacy and rose-scented charm all the way through. (2) 12.5%vol

WHITE

5614500 Garganega-Pinot Grigio 2012/13, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria £5.39 GLight and leafy with a hint of pear and blossom. An easygoing match for almost anything. (2) 12%vol

5616340 Cataratto 2011/12, Il Meridione, Sicily £5.59 GRich, ripe, honeyed and peachy, this is a luscious full-bodied wine of easy-going tropical character. (2) 12%vol

5618340 NEW Grillo 2011/12, Il Meridione, Sicily £5.59 GA rich nose with fresh walnut and a palate of ripe honeyed stone fruit. It has a gentle mouthfeel, and lively freshness on the finish. (2) 13.5%vol


LEBANONRED

5709020 Château Musar 2002, Bekaa Valley £20.99 GSerge Hochar’s internationally renowned wine goes from strength to strength, followed by avid fans. Effectively Serge makes a fine Haut-Médoc château wine in the Lebanese desert, where it takes on a herbs-and-baked-earth overtone to the sweet ripe fruit and sinewy vivid palate. Scents of fine leather, cigarbox and dried orange peel amplify the flavour profile. Evolved, expressive, unique. (D) 13.5%vol

5616550 Pinot Grigio 2012/13, Invenio, Veneto £5.79

A fresh white with pear and apple flavours. (1) 12%vol

5614080 Garganega-Pinot Grigio 2011/12, San Alessandro, Venezie £5.86

Light and delicate style with floral notes and a lime and sherbet touch. (2) 12.5%vol

5616920 Pinot Grigio 2012/13, Soprano £5.91

Crisp apple and soft white pear flavours. This wine is easy drinking with a lifted freshness. (1) 12%vol

5608600 Pinot Grigio 2012/13, Laroma, Araldica, Venezie £6.09


Fresh, dry and delicate with gentle floral and citrus aromas. A classic Italian white wine. (2) 12.5%vol

5618150 NEW Fiano Lunate 2012/13, Botter, Sicily £6.73 GMild, intense straw yellow colour with an aromatic and flavoured bouquet. The palate is crisp, fresh and harmonious. (1) 13.5%vol

5614810 Frascati Superiore Crio 10 2011/12, San Marco £7.22

Rome’s beloved local white is appreciated for its unemphatic character. Yet youthful freshness and a quiet mouth-filling flavour here create a wine of quality and character. (2) 13%vol

5614540 Gavi La Battistina 2011/12, Araldica £8.38

Brilliantly bright and fresh with charming poached pear and peach fruit flavours. Zesty acidity with a hint of minerality on the finish. (2) 12.5%vol

5617230 Pinot Grigio 2011/12, Bottega Vinai, Trentino £9.51

Rich and rounded with distinct floral, apple and citrus notes. On the palate it shows honeyed, nutty flavours balanced by crisp, lemony acidity with good weight and texture through to the finish. (2) 13%vol

5608780 Soave Classico Superiore 2010/11, Inama £12.88

An exciting Soave where the differences start with a refreshing yet rich fruit bouquet, edged with green apple notes. The smooth and spicy appley style builds to full flavour in the palate. Superior and delicious. (2) 12%vol

5608560 Gavi Terra Rossa 2011/12, La Zerba £12.98

Gavi as the legend - delicate, elegant, generous. Ultra-pale with a nose of high-toned breezy freshness. First taste is fresh fruit, then tropical fruit, passion fruit and almonds. Just gorgeous. (2) 12.5%vol

5608571 Greco di Tufo Loggia della Serra 2010/11, Terredora, Campania £13.05

Exceptional wine that expresses itself beautifully. Bouquet is of wildflowers and apricots, with a whiff of smoke. The taste is again of apricots with mineral cool and a bitter almond finish. (2) 13%vol

ITALY / LEBANON

PORTUGALPortugal is often overlooked as a table wine producing region in favour of its renowned fortified wines or the celebrated reds of its Spanish neighbour. Although table wine (as opposed to fortified) has been produced here for many years, it was often badly made from surplus port grapes or weak wines from underperforming cooperatives. With an array of indigenous grape varieties on offer, a climate moderated by the cooling Atlantic coast and an increasing amount of investment into the region, the production of Portuguese table wine has seen somewhat of a revolution in recent years.

Portugal can be best described in two: the north focusing on high quality, terroir driven wines, and the south with its ability to produce easily accessible, modern wines that express Portugal’s individual character. Casa do Lago, from the cooler southern regions of Lisboa, produce lighter style wines that, alongside classic Portuguese varieties, now incorporate Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon in the white and red respectively, enabling easier understanding and recognition for the consumer. Irreverente, from the northern region of Beiras, is a chest-thumping, smoky red packed full of herbs and hedgerow fruits – ideal with hearty, meaty dishes.

All are wines that rarely disappoint and come into their own with a wide variety of cuisines.


RED

5609510 Touriga-Cabernet-Alfrocheiro 2012/13, Casa do Lago, Lisboa £6.28

Powerfully populated wth black fruits, notes of hedgerows and cassis, it leaps out like a friendly face in a crowd. Very smooth with fine tannins and a light lift on the finish, it is a perfect red meat or cheese pairing. (C) 13%vol

5614490 Irreverente 2009/10, Beiras £8.84

Smoky, black and powerful and packed with herbal notes and hedgerow flavours. It is invigorating and full of vitality with a bright edge of spiced berries. (D) 13.5%vol

ROSÉ

5614720 Touriga Nacional Rosé 2012/13, Casa do Lago, Lisboa £6.28

Straightforward, punchy dry style of rosé with the typical touch of grip you would expect from a Touriga but with great herbal, hedgerow fruit character. (2) 12%vol

5609600 Mateus Rosé NV £6.65


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

WHITE

5609520 Fernão Pires-Arinto-Chardonnay 2012/13, Casa do Lago, Lisboa £6.28

The Fernão Pires grape variety is open and appealing on the nose, then creamy, full and dry in the mouth. Very rounded with a nutty edge for extra depth. (2) 13%vol


PORTUGAL

PORT

Port is made by adding brandy to arrest the fermenting grape must, resulting in a wine that is sweet with high alcohol. It can be red or white and comes in many different styles, each working well with a certain budget or occasion.

White Port Made from white grapes this is golden coloured with honey and nut aromas, low in acidity with deliberate oxidation notes. It is wood matured, a couple of years old and an off dry style. Ideal with tonic, ice and a sprig of mint.

Ruby Port One of the most popular styles. Young, non vintage, full bodied with deep colour, less than 3 years old. Sweet, simple with high alcohol. Our Western Hunt Ruby Port is produced by Taylors.

Reserve Ruby A higher quality Ruby aged for no more than 5 years in cask then filtered and ready to drink. Normally made from one or two vintages, it is full bodied with integrated alcohol and a richer fruit style.

Tawny Port Aged for more than 7 years in cask, Reserve Tawny is soft, smooth and made from a blend of years. They are enjoying a surge in popularity thanks to their versatility with food and as an aperitif. The Otima 10 Year old in its clear modern bottle looks particularly attractive on any back bar.

Late Bottled Vintage (LBV) Wine from a specific year that is aged in cask for 4-6 years before being filtered pre-bottling. Therefore, no need to decant. It is richer with more complex fruit than a ruby and with a detectable tannic grip. Keep for two weeks after opening. A very good all-rounder.

Crusted Port A less common style of Port that is a blend across vintages, aged in wood for just a few years and then bottled without any treatments such as filtration, hence the wines are prone to developing a crust.

Vintage Port The longest-lived wines produced anywhere from a single vintage and typically from the best vineyards. It is bottled when 2 years old. When drunk young it is full, rich and tannic. When mature (20 years +) it is smooth, soft with complex berry aromas. It throws a heavy deposit so decant and consume within a few days. We are fortunate to hold an extensive range of vintage ports from the well known port shippers; Dow, Taylor, Graham, Warre amongst others. The 1980s vintages are drinking well with 1983 being particularly youthful, and the 1985 being perfect for opening now. 1977s are still highly prized and great wines of interest.

RUBY

6600200 Walter Hicks Western Hunt Ruby £9.48

6600010 Cockburn’s Fine Ruby £11.01

6600050 Fonseca Bin No.27 £11.75

LBV

6600060 Graham’s Late Bottled Vintage £13.30

6600130 Taylor’s Late Bottled Vintage Reserve £13.99

CRUSTED PORT

6601240 Fonseca Crusted Port £16.47

TAWNY

6600170 Warre’s Otima 10 Year Old Tawny - 50cl Bottle £13.36

6600120 Taylor’s 10 Year Old Tawny £21.56


PORTUGALUKRAINE

BULGARIA

HUNGARY

SERBIA

MOLDOVA

VINTAGE

20036600410 †Fonseca 2003 £45.42

6600630 †Taylor 2003 £45.54

20016600100 Taylor Quinta da Vargellas 2001 £28.16

20006600620 Taylor 2000 – Half Bottle * £29.51

6600700 †Warre 2000 £40.68

6600350 †Dow 2000 £45.73

6600400 †Fonseca 2000 * £48.79

6600610 †Taylor 2000 * £52.46

6600530 †Graham 2000 £53.00

19976600690 †Warre 1997 £33.33

6600520 †Graham 1997 £37.92

6600590 †Taylor 1997 * £51.53

6600390 †Fonseca 1997 £62.76

19856600330 †Dow 1985 £43.68

6600680 †Warre 1985 £45.85

6600500 †Graham 1985 £52.88

6600580 †Taylor 1985 * £58.48

6600380 †Fonseca 1985 * £73.06

19836600670 †Warre 1983 £45.43

6600240 †Cockburn 1983 £45.94

6600320 †Dow 1983 £47.57

6600370 †Fonseca 1983 * £48.17

6600570 †Taylor 1983 * £62.54

6600490 †Graham 1983 £50.63

19806600660 †Warre 1980 £39.69

6600360 †Fonseca 1980 * £48.66

6600480 †Graham 1980 £51.00

6600560 †Taylor 1980 * £70.09

19776600270 †Croft 1977 £50.76

6600460 †Graham 1977 £68.84

6600550 †Taylor 1977 * £99.63

19456600280 †Dow 1945 £498.12

WHITE

6600220 Taylor’s Chip Dry White Port £14.34

MADEIRA6601010 Duke of Clarence, Malmsey Blandy £12.29

6600970 Rich 10 Year Old, Malmsey Blandy - 50cl Bottle £16.39

All ports are 20%vol except those marked *which are 21%vol

† Prices quoted are net

ROMANIAFollowing the success of our Hungarian Via Fordulo range, we’ve expanded our Eastern European offering with Romania and its 6,000 years of viticultural history and a wine market worth approximately £325 million in 2011. Romania’s four main growing regions are diverse in climate and soil. Native grapes like Feteasca Neagra and Tamaioasa Romaneasca show great potential, while international varieties such as Pinot Noir, Merlot and Chardonnay are gaining reputation for quality and value.

After the fall of communism Romania worked hard to stabilise its economy, gaining EU membership in 2007. Significant outside investment led to significant changes to winemaking facilities as well as the planting of international varieties.

Halewood Romania is the leading investor with over 350 hectares under vine. The founder, the late John Halewood, saw the potential in Eastern European wines in the 70s and he’s now synonymous with the modern Romanian wine industry.

La Umbra is a range from the Halewood Estates that has gained critical acclaim, the Merlot won a Commended Medal at the 2011 Decanter World Wine Awards. These wines mark a new era of Romanian winemaking, combining modern techniques and international varieties with recognised tradition, and are becoming firm favourites among our customers.


UKRAINE

BULGARIA

HUNGARY

SERBIA

MOLDOVA

ROMANIA

RED

5617180 Merlot 2011/12, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei £5.63

Full bodied, lively wine which reveals ripe, plummy fruit without any oak influence. (C) 13%vol

5617170 Pinot Noir 2011/12, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei £5.63

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

ROSÉ

5617210 Merlot Rosé 2011/12, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei £5.63

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) 13.5%vol

WHITE

5617200 Chardonnay 2011/12, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei £5.63

Crisp and elegant with aromas of ripe yellow melon and lingering hints of succulent peaches. (2) 14%vol

5617190 Pinot Grigio 2011/12, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei £5.63

Floral, fresh and aromatic with zesty fruit and long lasting aromas of green pears and juicy nectarines. Very easy drinking. (2) 13%vol

Spain has the largest area under vine of any country in the world and a wine industry that stretches back over three millennia. The diversity of its regions cannot be overstated, from the deep dark giants of the Ribera del Duero to the elegant ethereal Albariños found in the cooler North West.

While the New World commands ever-higher prices, Spain seems to be enjoying a new dawn. With clever buying, it has been possible to offer great quality and real value. This has inspired two important changes – we have a delicious new Cava (see our Sparkling Wine section), both white and rosé, and a new entry point range, Tres Altas, with a Sauvignon Blanc, Tempranillo-Shiraz and a rosé.

The stalwart, of course, is Rioja. This region in the North East is a plateau surrounded by mountains, giving it a unique climate, and the wine has become well known (and well loved) for its maturation in French oak. Among the many Riojas on our list are Murrieta and Riscal, both regarded as the fathers of Rioja. For a slightly younger take we have the wines from Bodegas Santalba. Wine maker Roberto is much loved in the South West for his passion and knowledge, and his vineyards are certified organic. He has also developed a unique organic feeding programme in the vineyard to increase the element in the grape that encourages anti-aging. Do we need a better excuse?


RED

5618230 NEW Tempranillo-Shiraz 2012/13, Tres Altas £5.07

Here’s a fruity early-bird, Tempranillo, meeting a well-travelled, dark, brooding Shiraz to make a juicy, silky, supple red. (C) 12.5%vol

5617700 Garnacha-Tempranillo NV, Monte Mediano £5.19

A light, aromatic, young red with fine cherry, raspberry and strawberry aromas and a soft, mellow red fruit palate. Grape picking was relatively early so the finished wine also has a bright freshness and a lingering appeal. (B) 12%vol

5618120 NEW Tempranillo-Garnacha-Syrah 2011/12, Las Valles, Cariñena £5.25

Intense aroma of ripe, jammy fruits, with liquorice and violets. Firm structure, balanced and fresh with a persistent fruity finish. (B) 13%vol

5610430 Rioja 2011/12, Don Placero £5.81

Nicely aged red colour. Softly oaky, polished smooth style. A really friendly Rioja with an easy juicy Tempranillo character. (B) 14%vol

5610401 Garnacha 2011/12, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja £5.87

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

5618140 NEW Rioja 2009/10, Finca Mónica £6.06

Classic Rioja with ripe fruit and elegant oak character. Smooth and tasty wine, sweet tannins and long finish. (C) 14%vol

5614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Tinto 2011/12, Bodegas Santalba £7.77 G5617120 Half Bottle £4.34

Light and elegant with plenty of summer-pudding red berry fruit. It has a light oak influence that adds weight and concentration. The vibrant violet, cherry fruit is absolutely typical of good Tempranillo Rioja. (C) 12.5%vol

5610390 Mazuelo Rioja Crianza 2007/08, Azabache £8.41

Instantly attractive combination of vital strawberry fruit and soft oak flavours that is the hallmark of Rioja - and its universal appeal. Very satisfying. (C) 14%vol


SPAIN

5610500 Rioja Crianza 2009/10, Marques de Caceres £9.85


Dark, smooth and with a nice meatiness. Crianza notes of maturity bring richness to the finish. (C) 13%vol

5614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza 2008/09, Bodegas Santalba £10.10 GThis is a very smart, modern Rioja, packed with smoky, spicy fruit and enveloped by a neatly integrated silky oak overcoat. It has fine concentration and power to stand up to more intense dishes. A real over-performer in its class. (C) 13%vol

5617680 Valdubón Cosecha 2010/11, Ribera del Duero £10.93

This Tempranillo-based wine has a high concentration of plums and redcurrants, combined with hints of coconut, vanilla and allspice from its short time in barrel. The palate is soft, but with good structure, balanced acidity and integrated oak. Initially powerful but not aggressive, rounding to the taste of full, ripe autumn fruit and a long aftertaste. (D) 14%vol

5610380 Graciano Rioja Reserva 2006/07, Azabache £11.86

Deep dark red, with a fine fruit aroma. Vitality and confident fruit fill the palate, while nicely-balanced oak carries lush flavours right to the finish. (D) 14%vol

5614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva 2007/08, Bodegas Santalba £13.89 GAn amazingly intense and concentrated Rioja with masses of ripe blackberry fruit and a wonderful enriching sweetness. This is a fabulous wine, just beginning to sow its meaty, gamey, leathery development with a finish that lasts forever. (D) 13.5%vol

5610450 Rioja Reserva 2005/06, Faustino V £14.58

Big fruit and oak characters in a chunky rustic romp. Old style Rioja entertainment. (C) 13.5%vol

5610591 Rioja Reserva 2007/08, Marques de Riscal £14.80

Soft and ripe, sweetly oaked, gently finished, with all the smoothness Rioja is renowned for. (C) 14%vol

5610550 Rioja Reserva 2006/07, Marques de Murrieta £16.76

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

5710440 Rioja Gran Reserva 2000, Faustino I £18.80

Good full colour. Ripeness and age go hand in hand with vivid young fruit. Full of flavour. A serious aged Rioja with layers of complexity. (C) 13.5%vol

5610560 NEW Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial 2004, Marques de Murrieta £28.82

2004 is the first release of this wine from Murrieta. 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) 14%vol

ROSÉ

5618240 NEW Tempranillo-Shiraz Rosado 2012/13, Tres Altas £5.07

A true Spanish speciality – fruity Rosado. A perfect blend of the freshness of white wine and the red fruit character of a lighter red wine. (2) 11%vol

5618330 NEW Borsao Rosado 2011/12, Campo de Borja £5.87 GStunning 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


SPAIN

5617460 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Rosado 2010/11, Bodegas Santalba £7.77 GThis exemplary rosé has intense raspberry character, with hints of violets. It is fresh and dry with red berry fruit flavours. A great food partner. (2) 13%vol

5610520 Rioja Rosado 2011/12, Marques de Caceres £7.88

Bright fruit colour and flavour. Full of raspberry red berry fruits, well-balanced with freshness. (4) 13.5%vol

WHITE

5618250 NEW Eva-Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Tres Altas £5.07

We’ve blended Eva (a local grape, not the winemaker’s girlfriend) with zesty Sauvignon to make a fresh, fruity and delicately fragrant white wine. (2) 11%vol

5617690 Arién-Macabeo-Chardonnay NV, Monte Mediano £5.19

A bright, lively refreshing dry white wine. The crisp acidity of the Macabeo blends beautifully with the warm, slightly flowery Arién grape and gives us wine of good balance, with the Chardonnay contributing fine structure, for Spring and Summer drinking. (2) 12%vol

5618130 NEW Viura-Chardonnay 2011/12, Las Valles, Cariñena £5.25

Striking aromas of green apples and pineapples with floral hints and almonds. On tasting, it is flavoursome, open and light, with a fresh finish. (1) 12%vol

5610530 Rioja Blanco 2011/12, Marques de Caceres £7.75


Buttery short-crust smooth wine. Dry and rounded, but not oaky. Good white Rioja with individual character and texture in a class of its own. (2) 12.5%vol

5617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Blanco 2010/11, Bodegas Santalba £7.77 GA 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) 13%vol

5610600 Marques de Riscal Rueda 2011/12 £11.76

A fresh, dry, modern Rueda white with zip and confidence. These wines are re-writing the story of dry white wine in Spain and carrying all before them. (2) 13%vol

5610670 Albariño 2011/12, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas £16.02

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

5610570 Reserva Blanco 2002/03, Capellania, Marques de Murrieta, Rioja £16.76

Golden, rich, smooth and buttery oak. A wine of stature with plenty of texture and layers of flavour, that warrants a fine meal to go with it. (2) 13.5%vol

PUDDING WINE

6601260 Pedro Ximenez Triana NV, Javier Hidalgo, Jerez - 50cl Bottle £10.50

With the colour and complexity of molasses, it is complex, intensely sweet and rich with pronounced raisin flavours. A blockbuster of layered power and sweetness and irresistibly fascinating. (9) 17%vol


SPAIN

SHERRY

Sherry is made in Andalucia in south-west Spain and centred around three main towns - Jerez, Sanlucar de Barrameda and Puerto de Santa Maria. It is one of the oldest wines, first traded with England and France in 1490. It is a very traditional drink, served in small glasses called schooners. A resurgence of these wonderful wines is underway, with several Spanish restaurants serving good sherry chilled and fresh in large glasses.

Fino A type of sherry preserved and influenced by a film-forming flor yeast. It is pale in colour, bone dry, light and 15.5% ABV with a salty almond flavour. The best commercial example of this wine is Tio Pepe. Serve chilled in a wine glass and keep open for no more than four days.

Manzanilla Similar to Fino but made in the seaside town of Sanlucar de Barrameda. The humid maritime air gives a thicker layer of flor, a slower maturation process and consequently a wine with a slightly lower alcohol content at 15%, with a saltier tang. Hidalgo’s La Gitana Manzanilla is a great example.

Amontillado Basic Fino wines become Amontillado when the flor dies and wine is exposed to oxygen. It happens automatically if fortified to 16% as the yeasts cannot survive. It tastes dry, richer and nuttier. Most are sweetened by adding the sweet sun-ripened Pedro Ximinez (PX) to the dry Amontillado.

Oloroso Matured and aged in contact with the air, it is dry, dark, nutty and 18-20% ABV.

Cream Sweetest, darkest style sherry except PX. Created by Harveys of Bristol in 1882. Harveys Bristol Cream is the most successful sherry brand in the world. It is a blend of Oloroso and PX with sweetening and colouring.

Pale cream The same as cream but with the colour removed. Croft is the most well known brand and has been successful since the 1970s.

DRY

6600760 La Gitana Manzanilla Hidalgo - 50cl Bottle £7.59

6601210 Hidalgo Clásica Fino £8.65

6600830 Tio Pepe Extra Dry Palomino Fino Gonzalez Byass £12.78

MEDIUM DRY

6601230 Hidalgo Clásica Amontillado £8.67

6600850 Harveys Club Classic Amontillado £10.12

SWEET

6601220 Hidalgo Clásica Cream £8.70

6600900 Harveys Bristol Cream £11.01

6600910 Croft Original Pale Cream £11.06

Things have never looked better for Argentina. Demand is growing and most wine lists now show an Argentinian Malbec, with a good chance that it is also available by the glass. In fact, recent reports suggest it is the country showing the biggest growth by volume in the on-trade, with sales up 20%. Their reputation for quality is being recognised, and consumers are becoming more familiar with the regions other than Mendoza – San Juan, La Rioja and Salta to name but a few. It’s not just about their prized Malbec grape anymore, either; they are finding success with other varieties such as Chenin, Torrontes, Chardonnay, Syrah/Shiraz, Cabernet and blends.

Argentina is one of the biggest producers of wine in the world. But with 75% of the volume sold in the domestic market and more than 1500 wineries in Mendoza alone, there is no need for them to chase low prices and volume. This means we can experience Argentinian wines of true quality, personality and regionality. With dedication to supplying independents and the on-trade particularly, we predict that Argentina will grow ever stronger over the coming years, with greater representation of the diverse regions, varietals, styles and price points, and ability to pair well with food.


RED

5604680 Shiraz-Malbec 2012/13, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan £5.67

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) 13.5%vol

5618090 NEW Malbec 2012/13, Tamari, Mendoza £6.29

Soft red fruit notes with elegantly smooth tannins and a lingering finish. A great example of Argentina’s hallmark red wine. (C) 13.5%vol

5604670 Malbec 2011/12, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan £6.46

Fully ripe, intense and glossy. It is bright and silky with vibrant hedgerow fruits and layers of subtle berry and spice flavours. (C) 13.5%vol

5613890 Malbec 2012/13, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza £6.47 GAn expressive young wine packed with red fruits and aromatic floral notes. A bright mouthful of generous character. (C) 13%vol

5613910 Shiraz 2010/11, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza £6.47 GDeep, rich and ripe, it is full bodied with red fruit style, overlaid with a touch of oaky vanilla. A big wine with bright New World fruit and good length. (C) 13%vol

5617040 Malbec 2011/12, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza £8.78

Blackberry fruits, ripe plums, violets and tobacco leaves. Remarkable sweet tannins and a complex finish. (E) 14%vol

5617050 Syrah 2009/10, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza £8.78

A combination of forest fruits, nuts and vanilla. This wine is full bodied with sweet tannins and a long finish. (E) 14%vol

5604850 Malbec Selection 2009/10, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza £12.98

Moët planted a vineyard at 3,500ft in Mendoza and shiny-smooth wines have resulted. 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


ARGENTINA

ROSÉ

5613900 Malbec-Shiraz Rosé 2011/12, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza £6.47 GThe deep pink colour and vibrancy hint at the raspberry, strawberry and cherry fruit character that explodes on the palate. (2) 13%vol

WHITE

5604660 Chenin-Torrontes 2011/12, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan £5.67

Lifted notes of guava and tropical fruits, aromatic floral style, and citrus freshness makes an appealing off-dry wine. (3) 13.5%vol

5616740 Chenin Blanc Medium NV, Las Cazas, Mendoza £5.75

Light bodied with a touch of sweetness and pear and peach aromas. (3) 13%vol

5604650 Chardonnay 2011/12, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan £6.46

Shows ripe, tropical characters with buttery and lemon-zest flavours. Full and well-rounded with solid weight and length. (2) 13.5%vol

5613880 Chardonnay 2011/12, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza £6.47 GFresh and fruity with floral aromatics and tropical, peachy fruit character. Pineapple, apple and citrus create a lovely fruit salad of a wine. (2) 12.5%vol

5604690 Pinot Gris 2012/13, Las Boleras, J & F Lurton, Valle de Uco £8.18

A more tropical style of Pinot Gris emerges here from Argentina, with the zip of a lemon/lime streak sparking off exotic guava and pineapple notes. The flavour is open, full and firm, with great style and panache. (2) 12.5%vol

Tamari Winemaker Profile - Sebastián Ruiz:

Tamari means ‘To Be Passionate’ in Huarpe, the native language from the Mendoza region in Argentina. Tamari winery has a team of passionate people who make wine from Argentina’s most representative grape varieties; wines that express the character of their place of origin. Their passion is reflected in the science and craftsmanship of Tamari’s winemaking process.

The Chief Winemaker, Sebastián Ruiz who joined the winery in 2006 has discovered a diversity of terroir’s in Argentina, and infuses his wines with their special style and unique character. These wines are true representatives of the most outstanding wine regions of Argentina.

AUSTRALIAAustralian wines remain as popular as ever in the UK, and despite overproduction, poor exchange rates and increased competition, it always seems to bounce back. France and New Zealand are the only two countries to command a higher selling price and Australia now accounts for over 20% of the UK market share. We are also seeing an increasing demand for terroir driven wine styles along with experimentation with new grape varieties. As a result, boutique wineries are making more of an appearance, offering wines that show off their true expression and individuality.

Our Australian offering remains as diverse as ever, from the high altitude wines of Orange, in the form of Rolling and Climbing, to the charismatic wines of Simon Hackett. McHenry Hohnen and De Bortoli remain firm favourites while the ever popular Richmond Ridge (now under a new label) and Castle Creek punch well above their weight at their lower price point.

The ongoing seach for cool climate regions that seems to be becoming increasingly popular leads to Australia’s southernmost state of Tasmania, where we find the stunning wines from Devil’s Corner in the form of a Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Pinot Grigio, all well worth investigating if you haven’t already done so.


RED

5616560 Shiraz 2012/13, Invenio, S.E. Australia £5.40

Perfumed raspberry fruit and a hint of white pepper. (B) 13.5%vol

5616730 Shiraz NV, Gulara, S.E. Australia £5.47

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

5606420 Shiraz-Cabernet 2011/12, Richmond Ridge, S.E. Australia £5.61 GCool intensity is the style here, showing dark, fresh flavours. (B) 13%vol

5613570 Shiraz 2012/13, The Paddock, S.E. Australia £5.98

A delicious, cracked black pepper aroma gives way to a chocolate and spice flavour in the mouth. A big warm, soft, juicy Aussie. (D) 14%vol

5605220 Cabernet Sauvignon 2011/12, Castle Creek, S.E. Australia £6.00

Supple, generous, easy-drinking Cabernet with plenty of cassis characteristics and a light, minty touch for added interest. (C) 13.5%vol

5605250 Shiraz 2011/12, Castle Creek, S.E. Australia £6.00


Very attractive, rich, polished aroma, leading into well-shaped flavours that fill the palate. (D) 13%vol

5605990 Black Label Red 2012/13, McGuigan, S.E. Australia £6.86

The McGuigan trademark style: good bright red, cheerful juicy aroma, soft sweet fruit and plenty of vitality. (C) 12.5%vol

5605960 Merlot Black Label 2011/12, McGuigan, S.E. Australia £6.86

Soft, smooth, open-flavoured, easy drinking red. (B) 13%vol

5613530 Shiraz 2011/12, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia £7.64 GRich aromas of pepper, dark berries and spice. On the palate there are layers of oak, fruit and savoury spice with a smooth finish. (D) 13.5%vol


AUSTRALIA

5613550 Shiraz 2010/11, Crystal Brook, S.E. Australia £8.37

Immediately-pleasing, spicy-fruity and neatly polished with plenty of sweet blackberry and prune fruit backed with a velvet overcoat. (C) 14.5%vol

5605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4 2009/10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia £8.57 GDark in colour with big friendly aromas and full, rich flavours from a little-known grape variety more commonly associated with Bordeaux. Masses of hedgerow fruit are set off with a firm, full, ripe body. (D) 14.5%vol

5605120 Tarrango 2010/11, Brown Brothers, Victoria £9.00

Light, juicy cherryish Tarrango is always gentle and easy. A 1960s-bred grape variety, it is different from anything else and would appear to be Brown Brothers’s particular gift to the world. (B) 12.5%vol

5614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10 2009/10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia £9.16 GIntensely concentrated with strawberry and spice flavours, the wine shows true varietal character and is well structured with lovely, silky tannins and deliciously ripe fruit. An outstanding Pinot in its class. (C) 13%vol

5613590 Shiraz 2010/11, Rolling, Orange £9.30

5617800 Magnum £16.98

A wine of 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 2009/10, Climbing, Orange £10.08

Cool climate Merlot giving leafy and dark berry fruit flavours, its time in barrel adding a lovely weight and softness. Intense fruit on the palate, cigar box nuance and firm tannins. (C) 13.5%vol

5605550 Grenache 2008/09, Old Vine, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale £10.43 GSimon Hackett’s old Grenache vines deliver these intensely juicy summer fruit characters. The flavours in this brilliant wine are smoothly ripe and touched with spice. (D) 14%vol

5615050 Pinot Noir 2010/11, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania £10.99

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. One of the neatest and most elegant Pinots we have found Down Under for years. (B) 13.5%vol

5606121 Shiraz 2011/12, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River £11.00 GPerhaps this is the perfect sleek and glossy Shiraz - smooth with richly spiced flavours, mouth-filling that run on forever. (D) 14.5%vol

5605500 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010/11, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale £11.37 GIntensely deep dark colour with an immediate inky-sweet cassis nose. Velvet mouth-coating fruits develop with fine savoury, leather, coffee and oaky notes. Long, fine and confident in the finish. (D) 14%vol

5605580 Shiraz 2008/09, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale £11.37 G5605590 Half Bottle £6.11

Carries the authentic note of McLaren Shiraz from a fine grower and winemaker steeped in the region. Deep red and full of ripe spicy fruit with full McLaren Vale glossy rich flavour and expressive style. (D) 14%vol

5605110 Shiraz Limited Release 2010/11, Brown Brothers, Victoria £11.68

Aromas are rich, dark and spicy. In the mouth the fruit is concentrated and intensely flavoured, and loaded with tastes of tangy berries, sweet cassis, cedar, pepper, new leather and vanilla. An excellent wine. (E) 14.5%vol


AUSTRALIA

5606130 Shiraz-Grenache-Mataro 2008/09, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River £12.40 GThis great blend brings together Shiraz juiciness and spice, Grenache sweet, ripe fruit and the vivid, dark character of Mataro. Combined, they come alive with youthful ripeness and generosity. (C) 14.5%vol

5606140 Tiger Country 2008/09, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River £13.84 GThe bright berried 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) 14.5%vol

5605190 Cabernet-Merlot 2007/08, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River £14.72

Concentrated and minty, and full of supple, dark fruits. Cape Mentelle’s elegant wine has become a new world icon for its sophisticated take on the classic Bordeaux blend. (C) 14.5%vol

5606190 Pinot Noir 2009/10, Stonier, Mornington Peninsular £15.73

Light, modern style of Pinot Noir that displays fruit purity and concentrates on the strawberry aspect of the grape variety’s character. It is an almost ethereal wine, with its elevated, fine style. (C) 13%vol

5605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley 2010/11, De Bortoli, Victoria £17.99 GA 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

5605600 Shiraz 2008/09, Anthony’s Reserve, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale £19.72 GRipe plum and blackcurrant throughout. Dusty cherry edges and toasty oak form the lifted flavours of this impressively well-structured wine. The depth of fruit is balanced and long. (E) 14%vol

ROSÉ5617300 Syrah Rosé NV, Gulara, S.E. Australia £5.47

Vibrant cherry pink with attractive red berry aromas. Off dry on the palate and bursting with raspberry fruit, this is a soft quaffable rosé. (2) 12%vol

5616530 Climbing Pink 2011/12, Orange £9.30

This dry and vibrantly coloured rosé is full of ripe red fruit flavour, making it delicious to drink on its own, yet equally well-partnered to fish or meat dishes. (2) 13.5%vol

WHITE5616720 Chardonnay NV, Gulara, S.E. Australia £5.47

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

5606430 Chardonnay-Semillon 2012/13, Richmond Ridge, S.E. Australia £5.61 GA delicious Chardonnay blend with notes of melon and a zesty freshness on the finish. (2) 12.5%vol

5613560 Chardonnay 2011/12, The Paddock, S.E. Australia £5.98

Pale and light with gentle citrus and bright apple fruit. (2) 13%vol

5605230 Chardonnay 2012/13, Castle Creek, S.E. Australia £6.00


Golden and rounded but not at all heavy. Fresh and lively with apple and tropical fruit characters. (2) 13%vol


AUSTRALIA

5605950 Chardonnay Black Label 2011/12, McGuigan, S.E. Australia £6.86

Lemon-edged, golden, toasty, easy Chardonnay. (2) 12%vol

5605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label 2011/12, McGuigan, S.E. Australia £6.86

Genuine green pea and nettles Sauvignon. More soft, cool and refreshing than crisp and snappy. (2) 11%vol

5613520 Chardonnay 2011/12, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia £7.64 GClean, pure fruit style with tropical fruit and not a jot of oak to interfere - just bright, fresh Chardonnay in all its glory. Another classic from this iconic winemaker. (2) 11.5%vol

5605030 Chenin Blanc 2011/12, Brown Brothers, Victoria £8.08

Intense citrus aromas lead into a palate of fine detailed flavours, richness, viscosity and pace. Here is Chenin Blanc as it should be, but rarely is, from the New World. (3) 11%vol

5613540 Unoaked Chardonnay 2011/12, Crystal Brook, S.E. Australia £8.37

Chardonnay that’s without oak and with all the clean direct flavours of Australia. Citrus, peachy and tropical - very pure. (2) 12.5%vol

5605050 Dry Muscat 2010/11, Brown Brothers, Victoria £8.41

Brown Brothers were the pioneers of a dry style of Muscat. Evidence of their sure touch, balancing the intense floral Muscat perfume with neat acidity, shows that this wine is still the global benchmark. (2) 13%vol

5605350 Chardonnay Vat 7 2009/10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia £8.69 GGolden Aussie Chardonnay shows a touch of caramel and vanilla oak, with plenty of up-front spice and nicely structured fruit. Full of ripe flavours, in a fat friendly style, balanced with a racy citrus line. (2) 12.5%vol

5605360 Verdelho Vat 6 2009/10, De Bortoli, S.E. Australia £8.69 GThis Verdelho has a nutty warmth which opens out into a juicy-fresh flavour with the nuttiness fattening the palate. A great food wine. (2) 13.5%vol

5608735 Pinot Grigio 2011/12, Brown Brothers, King Valley £9.26

Italy meets Australia. This very fashionable grape variety is given a bit of weight and fruit character to make it an interesting contender. The neat freshness has a creaminess running right through it. (2) 12.5%vol

5613580 Unoaked Chardonnay 2011/12, Rolling, Orange £9.30

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

5605530 Chardonnay 2010/11, Brightview, Simon Hackett, Barossa £10.43 G5605540 Half Bottle £6.08

Beautiful Barossa Chardonnay offers a dazzling fruit cocktail in a finely-integrated wine. (2) 13%vol

5615060 Pinot Grigio 2010/11, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania £10.99

Rich and spicy, it has enticing honeycomb aromas and plenty of powerful tropical fruit flavours. More akin to an Alsace Pinot Gris than Italianate, it is full bodied and concentrated with a bracing citrus lift that supports an immense finish. (2) 13%vol

5615040 Riesling 2009/10, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania £10.99

Intensely aromatic and enticing with classic Antipodean Riesling notes of lime, lemon meringue pie and honey. There is an underlying mineral hint of cinder that creates a fascinating complexity. A little sweetness brings this complicated beast to life. (2) 12.5%vol


AUSTRALIA

5615030 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania £10.99

Wonderfully fresh and aromatic, reminiscent of meadow hay and nettles 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) 13.5%vol

5606111 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River £11.00 GFrom the man at the forefront of the Marlborough Sauvignon revolution - founder of Cloudy Bay - these fruit notes of fresh apple, gooseberry and grapefruit, are a welcome feast of refreshment. (1) 12.5%vol

5606100Marsanne-Chardonnay-Roussanne 2009/10, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River

£12.40 G

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

5605201 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon 2011/12, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River £13.27

This Western Australian interpretation of classic white Bordeaux gives it a cool green-edged, understated style with intriguing, appetising, herbal flavour. Great length and a thoroughly elegant style. (2) 13%vol

5606090 Chardonnay 2009/10, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River £16.13 GHere is the Western Australian family operation of Cloudy Bay’s creator, David Hohnen. This golden, finely-paced, gloriously expressive wine can match top end Burgundy any day. (2) 13%vol

5605310 Riesling 2010/11, Petaluma, Clare Valley £18.13

An original Clare Valley classic, it set the hallmarks for minerality, lime citrus zest, fine structure and a slow-maturing style. This iconic forerunner is still setting the pace. (2) 13.5%vol

PUDDING WINE5605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5 2008/09, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle £7.77 G

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

5605090 Orange Muscat & Flora 2011/12, Brown Brothers, Victoria - Half Bottle £7.92

Intense gold luminescence to the eye. This wine has startlingly lovely pure grape sweetness of Muscat, with a flash of orange. Fine, smooth and utterly luscious. (8) 10%vol

6601270 Rutherglen Muscat NV, Campbells, Victoria - Half Bottle £10.71

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 and excellent with strong cheeses, fruit puddings or as an after-dinner drink with coffee. (9) 17.5%vol

5605380 Botrytis Semillon 2007/08, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle £18.35 GPerfect expression of Australian botrytised Semillon, this De Bortoli wine has a golden tawny colour and glorious aroma - essence of noble rot. Unctuous, viscous, concentrated sweetness. Extraordinary. (8) 10%vol


CHILEThe climate, soil and geography of Chile all lend themselves to winemaking, and the central third of the country is particularly perfect. Rain is limited to winter months, giving a long ripening season; thaw water from the Andes provides irrigation; and cooling sea and mountain breezes allow the grapes to stay on the vine longer, ripening evenly with high fruit concentration and skin pigmentation. Among others, our Urmeneta, Santa Helena and Pionero ranges demonstrate the intense berry reds and the fruity, crisp whites that are the mainstay.

Chile has approximately 118,000 hectares under vine with a 3:1 ratio of red to white grape varieties. Cabernet Sauvignon still dominates the reds with Merlot, Carmenère and Shiraz in support. For the whites, Sauvignon Blanc remains as successful as ever at providing a delicious, good value alternative to those of New Zealand and France. Un-wooded Chardonnays are now the norm, responding to the demand for a lighter, fresher style.

Despite the earthquake in 2010 and small harvest in 2011, price increases have been manageable and Chile still remains an over-performer for value. This year we add the Whistle Blower wines to our selection, a blended pair of juicy fruit wines with seriously smooth delivery at a great price: a Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon and a Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon.

RED

5607880 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot 2012/13, San Perito, Central Valley £5.21

Light, jammy, easy-drinking red. The cassis fruit style of Cabernet softened up with the gentle roundness of Merlot. (B) 12%vol

5607770 Cabernet Sauvignon 2012/13, Puente del Inca, Central Valley £5.29

Super deep blackcurrant-style Cabernet. Great flavours leaping out of the glass. Good firm structure and plenty of generous fruit. (C) 13%vol

5607810 Merlot 2012/13, Puente del Inca, Central Valley £5.29


Youthful purple colour. Lots of soft fruit, smooth on the palate and friendly, rounded style. (C) 13%vol

5618100 NEW Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon 2012/13, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley £5.37

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

5613210 Merlot 2011/12, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley £5.39

Straightforward and easy drinking with plenty of ripe fruits. (C) 13.5%vol

5617740 Cabernet Sauvignon 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

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

5616880 Carmenère 2011/12, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

Velvety wine with spiced aromas and tobacco notes, very fruity and fresh. (C) 13.5%vol

5615080 Merlot 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

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

CHILE


CHILE

5607970 Shiraz 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

Sleek and juicy Shiraz showing lovely ripe fruit flavour. Dark, smooth and long, and demonstrating that Chile delivers on this grape variety. (D) 13.5%vol

5608010 Merlot 2011/12, Villa Rosa, Rapel £5.58

Ripe, fleshy aroma. Succulent and mouth-filling, softening to a velvety finish. (C) 13%vol

5616840 Cabernet Sauvignon 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

Dark, ruby colour, full of red fruit aromas, perfectly mixed with sweet vanilla and coconut notes. It has a fresh mouthfeel, medium body, soft tannins and a long, pleasant finish. (C) 13.5%vol

5616830 Carmenère 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

A gentle, velvety wine. Spiced aromas of green pepper and some tobacco, whilst still remaining very fruity and fresh. (C) 13.5%vol

5616850 Merlot 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

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

5616460 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010/11, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £6.46 GA big bruiser of a wine packed with blackberry fruit and pure cassis flavour. Lots of black chocolate, spice, tobacco and green leaf flavours jostle for position. Wonderfully ripe and concentrated it has plenty of presence and a firm grip with taut tannins and solid attack. Excellent. (C) 14%vol

5616500 Merlot 2011/12, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £6.46 GPacked with juicy, fruity black cherry, cassis and bilberry fruit and overlaid with touches of tobacco and vanilla for a real spicy, tarry mouthful. Rich and full there are lovely layers of chocolate and mocha with a touch of candied peel. A real over-performer! (C) 14%vol

5616490 Pinot Noir 2011/12, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £7.06 GA delicious, easy-going, light wine with plenty of strawberry and cherry fruit with the perfumed background so typical of Pinot Noir. Elegant, light and ethereal it has an enticing spicy edge and fine, silky tannin structure. (B) 14%vol

5607650 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010/11, Montes Classic Series, Curico £8.34 GTextbook Cabernet Sauvignon, with its good garnet colour, very attractive full fruit and new oak on the nose. All nicely collected and subtly-aged in the mouth, ordered into good balance and finished neatly. (C) 14%vol

5607710 Malbec 2011/12, Montes, Colchagua £8.62 GDelicious and velvety, rich and full. Plenty of ripe rounded berry fruit flavours touched with the finest oak to give a creamy depth and complexity. The first Malbec from Montes and a decided success. (D) 14%vol

5607720 Merlot 2011/12, Montes Classic Series, Colchagua £8.62 GBright vigorous fruit style integrates well with soft new oak to give a toasty coffee overcoat. A robust wine with cleverly hidden soft tannins that will go the distance. (D) 14%vol

5607660 Cabernet Sauvignon 2009/10, Montes Alpha, Curico Valley £11.67 GFine, concentrated fruit with very attractive, ageing notes. Classic oak on the palate and a firm, long finish for a confident future. Tuned more to grandeur, elegance and fine dining, than hedonism. (D) 14.5%vol


CHILE

ROSÉ

5616020 Cabernet-Syrah Rosé 2012/13, Puente del Inca, Central Valley £5.29

An extremely friendly pink, full of juicy berry fruit with a good weight and finish for a satisfying glassful. (2) 13.5%vol

5607960 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

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

5616820 Cabernet-Merlot Rosé 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

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

5616510 Cabernet-Syrah Rosé 2011/12, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £6.46 GAttractively off-dry in an easy going style. Masses of juicy cherry fruit with a touch of rosehip, redcurrant and a clean raciness that offsets the sweet ripe fruit for a well balanced, consumer-friendly wine. (3) 13%vol

WHITE

5607890 Sauvignon-Semillon 2012/13, San Perito, Central Valley £5.21

Full and ripe with an enticing broad, tropical style and peachy, floral flavours all held together with a creamy weight and bright, zippy raciness. (2) 12%vol

5607790 Chardonnay 2012/13, Puente del Inca, Central Valley £5.29


Firm, rounded, good clean modern Chilean Chardonnay. (2) 12%vol

5607830 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Puente del Inca, Central Valley £5.29


Light, dry and refreshing: Chile succeeds well with this rightly popular, all-purpose white. (1) 12.5%vol

5618110 NEW Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon 2012/13, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley £5.37

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

5613214 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley £5.39

Straightforward and easy drinking with plenty of ripe fruits. (1) 12%vol

5615070 Chardonnay 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

A classic New World Chardonnay - ripe but not blowsy, rich but not oaked, full-bodied but not overweight. It shows lots of ripe, tropical fruit freshness with floral undertones and a bright, clean finish. (2) 13%vol

5607840 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Santa Helena, Central Valley £5.51

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

5608030 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Villa Rosa, Curico £5.58

Lightly floral with a bright line running through it to give a refreshing, clean, zippy wine. (1) 13%vol

5616800 Chardonnay 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

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


CHILE

5616810 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Urmeneta, Central Valley £5.71

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

5616470 Chardonnay 2009/10, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £6.46 GPlenty to occupy the nose with aromas of mango, passionfruit and vanilla with fresh brioche edge. It follows through with a rich ripeness and plenty of fresh fruit character topped off with a tight citrus lift. (2) 14%vol

5616480 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Curico Valley £6.46 GLight and delicate with an elegant grassy, mineral style. There are bright tropical fruits with some herbal overtones pulled together with a vibrant raciness. (1) 13%vol

5617830 NEW Gewürztraminer Reserva 2011/12, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley £8.29 GA very floral aromatic wine with orange-blossom, rose and jasmine notes. It has melon, lychee and peach fruit flavours on the palate with a pleasant balance between sweetness and freshness. (3) 13.5%vol

5607680 Sauvignon Blanc Limited Selection 2011/12, Montes, Leyda £9.26

Greeny-gold lights introduce understated aromas of gooseberry and blackcurrant leaf. On the palate there is fullness and weight, flavours develop point and personality and the finish is long. (1) 13.5%vol

5607690 Chardonnay 2010/11, Montes Alpha, Curico £11.67 GFine fruit, elegant buttery and new-oak aromas. Has all the hallmarks of classic French structure in the cool, understated palate and graceful finish. (2) 14%vol

Whistleblower Winemaker Profile - Roberto Carranca:

The grapes used for the production of the Whistleblower wines come from a complex mixture of vineyards from several areas along the fertile Central Valley in Chile, nestled between the Andes mountain range and the Pacific coast. The vines that grow towards the Andes produce wines that are fresh and delicate such as the Whistleblower Sauvignon/Semillon, whilst those vines found closer to the coast produce wines that are more concentrated, textured and ripe such as the Whistleblower Cabernet/Merlot. In both cases, the aromas are remarkably fruity due to the temperature range between day and night.

The Chief Winemaker, Roberto Carranca who has worked for the winery for over 10 years is extremely passionate about winemaking and maintains his philosophy of intervening as little as possible in the production process and allowing a more natural course to develop. 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.


NEW ZEALANDMontana’s Peter Hubscher planted Marlborough’s first Sauvignon Blanc trial vines in 1974, marking New Zealand’s relatively late entry to the world scene. Explosive recognition followed when David Hohnen (now of McHenry Hohnen wines – see our Australian section) harvested his first Sauvignon Blanc at Cloudy Bay in 1985. But the story doesn’t end there. Pinot Noir is having a massive resurgence from the intense low yielding vines of Central Otago and Nelson as well as the approachable fruit-led styles of Marlborough.

2012 was the coolest growing season in recent history, bringing yields between 10% and 40% lower than previously seen. However, the small crops and tiny berries have produced fantastic concentration of flavours, and holding off harvest for a few weeks helped sugar levels. Despite the tricky season, we have an exciting new Marlborough Sauvignon that offers superb value. It’s an exclusive label called Aroha Bay, made for us by the family-run vineyard at Spring Creek.

With the rapidly increasing interest in linking food and wine, other New Zealand success stories, like Riesling and Pinot Gris, offer a wonderful richness to accompany many dishes. For an excellent partner for scallops, look no further than our Esk Valley Chenin Blanc, and with the revival of Chardonnay, New Zealand can offer clean, fresh, elegant, rounded styles that can partner chicken superbly.

NEW ZEALAND

RED

5617340 Merlot 2011/12, Crossroads, Hawkes Bay £11.50 GIntense varietal characters of dark plum, dried lavender and cedary oak. It flows effortlessly over the palate with a softness and balance before lingering to a long and persistent finish. (D) 14%vol

5617480 Pinot Noir 2011/12, The Crossings, Marlborough £12.20

Finely poised aromas of red cherry, spice, raspberry and gentle smokiness. The palate is vibrantly intense with a full, rich and silky mouthful. (B) 14%vol

5609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec 2010/11, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay £12.39 GFull dark red. Soft Merlot, firm Cabernet and ripe, dark Malbec come together perfectly in this smooth integrated blend. (D) 14%vol

5609490 Pinot Noir 2009/10, Whitehaven, Marlborough £14.26

Open, pure raspberry fruit aroma, mouth-coating smoothness and a lingering, persistent finish, are classic Pinot Noir hallmarks and they are all present here. A super candidate. (C) 14%vol

5614460 Pinot Noir 2009/10, Tom’s Block, Neudorf, Nelson £19.15

A serious contender to Burgundy here from the Nelson pioneers. Gamey and spicy with pure raspberry and black cherry fruit all put together with a vanilla wood veneer that gives a glacier smoothness. (C) 13.5%vol

5616900 Pinot Noir 2010/11, Hawksburn, Central Otago £21.19

A smoky, spicy Kiwi Pinot with creamy raspberry and blackberry fruit and juicy, ripe tannins. (B) 13.5%vol

5609090 Pinot Noir 2010/11, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £24.69

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) 14%vol


NEW ZEALAND

ROSÉ

5609200 Merlot-Malbec Rosé 2010/11, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay £9.64 GCool fermented to retain the vibrant berry fruit aromas and flavours. (2) 14%vol

WHITE

5616680 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Invenio, Marlborough £7.65

Fresh and juicy with ripe, tropical fruit flavours. (1) 12.5%vol

5609280 NEW Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Aroha Bay, Marlborough £7.98

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%vol

5609440 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Esk Valley, Marlborough £9.64

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 from that clever Gordon Russell. (1) 13.5%vol

5609470 Riesling 2010/11, Whitehaven, Marlborough £9.77

Crisp, vividly appetising aroma of tropical limes and gooseberries. Flavours intensely fruit-driven, always fresh, with a long staying finish. (3) 12.5%vol

5616260 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, The Crossings, Marlborough £10.12

Bright and fresh, it leaps with exotic notes of white peach and pink grapefruit over a mineral flintiness. There is an enriching complexity of gooseberry and passionfruit and taut citrus raciness that shows off the true varietal character. Just brilliant. (1) 13%vol

5609480 Pinot Gris 2009/10, Whitehaven, Marlborough £10.19

Initially quietly understated; yet grows from fresh, to smooth, to a full bodied, classy, super-modern wine. (2) 12.5%vol

5609430 Chardonnay 2010/11, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay £10.29

Creamy, firm and bright, with a neat oak edging to support the delicious, tropical fruit salad character. Smart and good. (2) 13.5%vol

5609180 Chenin Blanc 2011/12, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay £10.29 GFresh, thirst-quenching and bright. This is a full bodied, dry style Chenin that exhibits ripe fruit flavours of passionfruit, melon and apples. (2) 13%vol

5609220 Pinot Gris 2011/12, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay £10.29 GUnderstated, yet full and quietly grand, is Esk’s take on the Pinot Gris variety. It makes a very good all-purpose wine with freshness, broad fruit style and good weight well combined. (2) 13%vol

5609190 Riesling 2011/12, Esk Valley, Marlborough £10.29 GHas the thrilling aromatic tension of elderflower, gooseberry and lime, to give mouth-filling richness. Total refreshment. (2) 13%vol

5614990 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Spy Valley, Marlborough £10.35 GLuscious, ripe, creamy vanilla nose over classic gooseberry fruit with notes of green pepper. Brilliantly crisp and racy with a ripe intensity of fruit and bursting with vitality through the immense citrus fruit. (2) 13%vol

5609500 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Whitehaven, Marlborough £10.49

Exciting gooseberry zest from the start. Dramatic ripe flavours continue to deliver pure Sauvignon ‘cut’ on the palate. Fine depth and length are developed, giving a wine of real class. (1) 13%vol


NEW ZEALAND

5615000 Gewürztraminer 2011/12, Spy Valley, Marlborough £13.13 GA brilliant modern Gewürz from the genius of Ant MacKenzie. 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 it is swallowed. (3) 14%vol

5614470 Sauvignon Blanc 2008/09, Neudorf, Nelson £13.98

Benchmark Southern Hemisphere Sauvignon from the iconic producers - the Finns. Herbaceous and grassy with a rich tropicality and clear, pungent asparagus style. Firm and well defined with clear fresh-pea character. (1) 14%vol

5614450 Chardonnay 2008/09, Neudorf, Nelson £19.00

Astonishingly Burgundian in its mineral elegance, but with an eye to its Kiwi roots has a rich, creamy ripeness. A fine touch of toasted oak adds weight and gravitas. (2) 13.5%vol

5609080 Chardonnay 2010/11, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £19.03

Classic, rich, tropical rounded Chardonnay with layers of biscuity richness and subtle toasty oak, that lead in to a stylish mineral finish. (2) 13.5%vol

5609104 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £19.21

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

5609110 Sauvignon Blanc 2009/10, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough £25.59

Smoky rich and intensely perfumed. This is a rare and curious beast indeed. The barrel fermentation and 18 months in oak provide layers of nutty, honeyed, tropical concentration to the citrussy, mango, buttery Sauvignon fruit. An astonishing wine, beautifully made, of power, complexity and downright unlikeliness. Genius stuff. (2) 14%vol

Esk Valley – Crafted New Zealand Wine

Established in 1933, the Esk Valley estate is situated in New Zealand’s picturesque Hawkes Bay region. This boutique winery specialises in varietal wines of the highest quality and is renowned for its hand-crafted premium reds and elegant whites.

As Chief Winemaker, Gordon Russell has been at the heart of the winery since 1993 and has established himself as one of New Zealand’s winemaking identities with his passionate approach to winemaking.

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 a boutique winery and 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 simple, honest, hands on way. Traditional methods allied with modern know-how are used to make wines with texture and complexity. Small batch winemaking prevails and the 70 year old open-topped concrete fermenters are ideal for the production of hand-made red wines. The result of this passion and labour intensive approach is a range of elegant, intensely flavoured wines that are extremely food friendly.

SOUTH AFRICADespite its New World status, South Africa has real viticulture heritage, having produced wine for nearly four hundred years thanks to its introduction by the early Huguenot settlers. The conditions are incredible, with the Cape Floral Kingdom, the smallest yet richest of six such plant kingdoms in the world, boasting some 9,600 plant species – more than the entire northern hemisphere. The wine regions are mainly to be found in the cooler southern section of the country near the coast, where the grapes enjoy long hours of sunshine and good levels of ripeness. There are over 250,000 acres of vines planted with a fairly equal balance between red and white.

The 2012 harvest was small but superb. Lower than average rainfall in the winter followed by a cool spring led to a reduced fruit set, then the summer brought a long warm slow ripening period, all of which adds up to great ripeness at relatively low alcohol levels.

While yields are down between 10% and 50%, our long and happy relationship with Riebeek winery enables us to continue to offer some stunning wines at good prices. The Steenbok rosé and Sauvignon Blanc are both “by the glass” winners. Or if you wish to renew your faith in Chenin Blanc and would like a perfect partner for seafood try the wonderful Signal Cannon from Vondeling.


RED

5616400 Shiraz-Cinsaut 2012/13, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region £5.28

Plenty of ripe berry fruit flavour is set off with a hint of black, earthy spiciness. Juicy and friendly, well-structured yet easy-going, this is a great food wine yet smooth enough for a glass or so on its own. (C) 14%vol

5614780 Shiraz 2011/12, GoldCoast, Western Cape £5.97

Smoky, spicy and brambly with clear notes of clove and cinnamon and a real South African earthiness. Honest and straightforward it has dark cassis fruit with peppery overtones, encased in a silky, soft tannin shell. (C) 14%vol

5618510 NEW Shiraz 2011/12, Hope Bay, Western Cape £5.99

5618470 Quarter Bottle - P.E.T. * £1.82


A big, ripe juicy Shiraz from the sunny climes of the Western Cape. Satisfyingly mouth-filling with a smooth velvety texture. (C) 13.5%vol

5610280 Merlot 2011/12, Riebeek, Western Cape £6.36

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

5616780 Pinotage 2011/12, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region £6.36

The flavours of the unique South African grape variety are complex and exciting with ripe plum and fruitcake all beautifully integrated and then finished with subtle oak for a lingering aftertaste. (C) 14%vol

5610300 Cabernet Sauvignon 2011/12, Steenbok, Western Cape £6.39

Juicy top-notes over the savoury flavours of a young, firm Cabernet. (C) 14%vol

5610110 Pinotage 2011/12, Rocheburg, Western Cape £6.48

Good, dark, ripe Cape fruit - tasty, firm and long. An exceptional wine with the serious animal quality that is classy Pinotage. (C) 14%vol


SOUTH AFRICA

5610120 Shiraz 2011/12, Rocheburg, Western Cape £6.48

Shiraz in the South African style - broad texture, juicy fruit with cassis and mint overtones - and with a drier European touch. (D) 14%vol

5617150 Shiraz-Cabernet 2010/11, River Garden, Western Cape £7.40 GSoft hints of spice and vanilla are supported by red berry fruits. It has a gentle pleasing taste that is well balanced and worthy of drinking on its own or partnered with barbequed meats, pasta and some fish dishes. (C) 14%vol

5617530 Merlot 2010/11, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl £8.00

A cheerful aroma of ripe red fruits, sweet stewed plums and a hint of spicy oak. The palate is elegant and well balanced with a delicate red berry character, some delightfully fine tannins and a wonderfully long, clean finish. (C) 13.5%vol

5614690 Pinotage By L’Avenir 2011/12, Laroche, Western Cape £8.32

Full of red berry fruit and a hint of spice, but subtly overlaid with the typically Pinotage smoky, gamey qualities that make it so individual. Brilliant with red meat. (D) 13.5%vol

5617410 Baldrick Shiraz 2011/12, Vondeling, Paarl £9.99

A rich and 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) 14%vol

5617420 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot 2007/08, Vondeling, Paarl £11.46

Intense maraschino cherries, sweet cassis, juicy ripe red fruits, sandalwood and cedar are just a few of the abundance of flavours of this wine. Dense mouth- covering tannins are backed up by an array of fruit flavours, which will keep you going back for the next glass. (D) 14%vol

5609940 Pinot Noir 2009/10, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay £28.46

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) 13.5%vol

ROSÉ

5610330 Pinotage Rosé 2012/13, Steenbok, Western Cape £5.77

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%vol

5614790 Pinotage Rosé 2012/13, GoldCoast, Western Cape £5.97

Bright, attractive and friendly, this juicy rosé is packed with strawberries- and-cream fruits. Its dry style and taut backbone lift the summer berry flavours for a generous, easy wine with individuality and character. (2) 13%vol

5618490 NEW Pinotage Blush 2011/12, Hope Bay, Western Cape £5.99



This delicious blush, with floral candy and summer fruit notes is South Africa’s take on an easy drinking, sweeter style rosé. (C) 12.5%vol

5617390 Wandering Bear Rosé 2012/13, Western Cape £6.35

Deliciously full of sweet summer fruit with a lovely well balanced, smooth and creamy finish. (3) 11%vol

5617160 River Garden Rosé 2011/12, Stellenbosch £7.40 GFresh and crisp with strawberry and raspberry fruit preceeding a clean, dry finish. (2) 12%vol


SOUTH AFRICA

5617520 Signal Cannon Rosé 2011/12, Vondeling, Paarl £8.00

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) 12.5%vol

WHITE

5610271 Chenin Blanc 2011/12, Steenbok, Western Cape £5.20

Leaps out of its skin with zesty lemon tropical freshness followed on by more rounded melon flavours. (3) 13%vol

5616390 Chenin Blanc 2011/12, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region £5.28

Attractive, tropical and ripe with a peachy, pineapple character on the nose. The bright appley zip adds a freshness and lift to the rounded guava and gooseberry fruit. Delicious. (2) 13%vol

5610060 Chenin Blanc 2012/13, Rocheburg, Western Cape £5.73


Light and refreshing - made from South Africa’s most popular white grape variety. (3) 12.5%vol

5610050 Unwooded Chardonnay 2011/12, Rocheburg, Western Cape £5.89

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

5610340 Sauvignon Blanc 2012/13, Steenbok, Western Cape £5.94

Very pale colour, yet giving an instant aroma of crisp green-apple refreshment, with lift and zest. (1) 12.5%vol

5614800 Chenin Blanc 2012/13, GoldCoast, Western Cape £5.97

Fresh and bright with lively sherbet and lime aromas and a floral vivacity. Light and zippy with plenty of apple and pineapple with citrus flavours lifted up into a racy, mineral finish. Just brilliant. (2) 12.5%vol

5618520 NEW Chenin Blanc 2011/12, Hope Bay, Western Cape £5.99



A 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) 13.5%vol

5616790 Viognier 2011/12, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region £6.36

This unwooded style of Viognier offers an accessible wine in a dry but fruity style. The perfume of a floral bouquet greets the nose and follows through with lovely tropical flavours on a light but lingering palate. (2) 13.5%vol

5617140 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, River Garden, Stellenbosch £7.40 GFresh, bright Sauvignon with tropical fruit flavours and a fine, well-balanced acidity. (2) 13.5%vol

5617540 Chenin Blanc 2012/13, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl £8.00

A strikingly complex nose of stewed pears, ripe melon, golden delicious 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

5614680 Chenin Blanc By L’Avenir 2011/12, Laroche, Western Cape £8.32

This refreshing Chenin expresses a fruit-filled palate with sweet tropical fruits and hints of ripe pear naturally balanced with crisp raciness and an elegant richness. (2) 12%vol


SOUTH AFRICA

5610370 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Vergelegen, Coastal Region £9.35

Arresting aroma of honeysuckle, gooseberries and fennel fern. Flavours counterpoint firm and soft aroma notes, at once tart and appetising and always delicious. A fine wine from a top class estate. (1) 13.5%vol

5617430 Sauvignon Blanc 2011/12, Vondeling, Paarl £9.88

Tropical fruits, gooseberry and floral notes. Juicy mid-palate, well balanced acidity and minerality on the finish. (2) 12%vol

5609930 Chardonnay 2011/12, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay £20.97

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%vol

*P.E.T. - a plastic recyclable and shatter-proof bottle. Ideal for outdoor use.

Lourensford From Nature’s Perfect Amphitheatre

Established in 1700, the Lourensford Estate is located in Somerset West in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa and is arguably one of the most beautiful wine estates in the world. Steeped in history and heritage, the estate also boasts an ultra-modern winery utilising technology unique in the Southern Hemisphere. The magnificent soils and diverse micro-climates create the ideal terroir for world-beating wines. Indeed, Lourensford is fast-becoming one of the soughtafter wine estates in South Africa, crafting wines of true style and sophistication.

The River Garden Range from Lourensford offers a perfect trio of wines which includes a fresh, citrusy Sauvignon Blanc, a pale crisp Rose and a deliciously soft Shiraz/Cabernet. The River Garden wines offer optimal fruit flavours with understated class and finesse and will be perfect companions for any occasion.

USAWith 100 grape varieties being grown in over 100 wine growing areas by over 1000 producers, the Golden State is one of the world’s most diverse wine growing regions. As a result, it offers an eclectic range of wine styles from a magnitude of different wine makers. The USA is also home to one of the UK’s most popular selling wine brands, Blossom Hill, along with some of the world’s most popular and expensive wines (such as Screaming Eagle and Opus One) showing once again the area’s incredible diversity.

Previous introductions under the USA heading have referred to the lack of quality wines in the mid-range price point and this continues to be an on-going battle. As a result, we have searched high and low, and our offering comes in the form of old favourites such as RH Phillips in various guises, along with the ever-popular Zinfandel Rosé and the very reasonably priced Rex Goliath Zinfandel (in red as its true form). Not to be forgotten are the wonderful ‘stickies’ from Quady: Elysium Black Muscat and Essensia Orange Muscat.


RED

5616620 Zinfandel 2011/12, Invenio, California £5.65

Soft red wine with lots of juicy berry fruit flavours. (B) 13%vol

5617370 Merlot 2011/12, Wandering Bear, California £6.60

Plummy red fruit with a sweet herbal note. Sumptuous and full of plum, cherry and vanilla flavours. (B) 13.5%vol

5617000 Cabernet Sauvignon NV, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California £7.76

Cassis, raspberry and blackberry on the nose with deeper notes of vanilla and mocha from barrel ageing. The palate delivers firm but supple tannins backed by expressive flavours of rhubarb, dark chocolate, cedar, espresso and toasty oak in a long, lingering finish. (C) 13.5%vol

5607050 Merlot NV, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California £7.76

Superior silky Merlot - an example of the luxurious textures coaxed from this grape variety by skillful Californians. (C) 13.5%vol

5616990 Zinfandel NV, Rex Goliath, California £7.76

This wine screams classic Zinfandel! An abundance of ripe blackberry and cherry flavours with earthy, spicy, coffee/mocha notes. (C) 13.5%vol

5607160 Old Vine Zinfandel 2011/12, Ironstone, California £9.70

Almost ‘Old Man Zin’, but actually 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

5607040 Merlot 2009/10, Toasted Head, R.H. Phillips, California £11.28

Polished and mature expression of fine Merlot. The ‘toasted heads’ are the interior barrel ends only, these have been fired by Phillips for a finer restrained oak flavour. (C) 13.5%vol


USA

ROSÉ

5616670 Zinfandel Rosé 2011/12, Invenio, California £5.70

Light fruity rosé bursting with strawberry fruits. Medium-sweet but well balanced. (4) 10%vol

5606901 Zinfandel Rosé NV, Cougar’s Moon, California £5.88

Medium sweet rosé, displaying classic strawberry fruit flavours. (3) 10%vol

5607100 Zinfandel Rosé NV, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California £7.24

Youthful, fruity aromas with hints of peaches and strawberries. (4) 10.5%vol

WHITE

5617380 Chardonnay 2010/11, Wandering Bear, California £6.50

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

5607030 Chardonnay 2009/10, Toasted Head, R.H. Phillips, California £11.28

Big, beautiful, classic Californian Chardonnay. The fruit is ripe and the oak is elegantly expensive. A treat. (2) 14.5%vol

PUDDING WINE

5607130 Black Muscat 2011/12, Elysium, Quady - Half Bottle £10.41

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 2010/11, Essensia, Quady - Half Bottle £10.41

Liquid gold with orange lights, it has clear Muscat aroma with steely drive and intense orange character, a powerful finish and mellowing of age. (8) 15%vol

SPIRITSDistilled spirits include all those from the most popular styles – vodka, and increasingly gin, to the most complicated – whisky and brandy, plus everything in between. We stock a wide range of spirits and represent the major spirit companies in the industry; Diageo, Pernod Ricard and Bacardi Brown Forman, as well as smaller handcrafted spirits such as Sipsmith and Paradis.

It would be a challenging task to outline all the different types of spirits, how best to serve them, the glasses, the cocktail recipes and so on in this short space, but we would happily discuss this further with you to help provide the most suitable spirits range for your bar.


HOUSE SPIRITS

COGNAC % VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7106910 Prunier V.S. 40.0 24.217106900 1.5 Litre 46.05

GIN

7107900 Belgravia London Dry 37.5 11.537107860 1.5 Litre 23.79

LIQUEUR

7107790 Magazzin Black Sambuca 38.0 14.467107800 Magazzin White Sambuca 38.0 12.91

DEMERARA RUM

7108280 Admiral Benbow 37.5 12.587101290 Walter Hicks Navy 125 Guyana 71.4 29.657101310 Walter Hicks 150 Anniversary 1975 Distillation Guyana 43.0 12.83

WHITE RUM

7107910 Expedition 37.5 12.267107870 1.5 Litre 26.20

TEQUILA

7107930 Don Cruzado Gold 38.0 13.527107920 Don Cruzado Silver 38.0 13.52

VODKA

7107820 Romanoff 37.5 11.397107830 1.5 Litre 23.77

MALT WHISKY

7108130 Glen Grant Major Reserve 40.0 19.64

SCOTCH WHISKY

7107880 Highland Poacher 40.0 13.067107840 1.5 Litre 28.08


SPIRITS

ARMAGNAC, COGNAC, CALVADOS & BRANDY

ARMAGNAC % VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7100340 Comte de Lafitte✷✷✷ 40.0 23.227100350 Comte de Lafitte 7 Year Old 40.0 29.047100420 Janneau VSOP 40.0 27.96

COGNAC

7100020 Courvoisier VS 40.0 22.547100010 1.5 Litre 47.677100050 5cl 2.177100060 Courvoisier VSOP 40.0 31.287100110 Hennessy VS 40.0 24.857100120 Hennessy Fine de Cognac VSOP 40.0 28.247100130 Hennessy XO 40.0 103.967100140 Hennessy Paradis* 40.0 390.387100220 Martell V.S.✷✷✷ 40.0 22.507100210 1.5 Litre 46.677106910 Prunier VS 40.0 24.217106900 1.5 Litre 46.057100290 Remy Martin VSOP 40.0 31.647100300 Remy Martin XO Special* 40.0 104.59

*Please allow seven days for delivery

CALVADOS

7107510 Calvados Hors d’Age 40.0 14.59

FRENCH GRAPE BRANDY

7107190 Louis Baron Napoleon French 36.0 11.327100460 Three Barrels VSOP 40.0 16.247100450 1.5 Litre 34.49

GERMAN BRANDY

7100470 Asbach Uralt 38.0 19.51

GREEK BRANDY

7100490 Metaxa 5 Star 38.0 17.487100500 Metaxa Amphora 7 Star 40.0 20.33


SPIRITS

GIN

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7100590 Beefeater 40.0 15.117100580 1.5 Litre 31.857107900 Belgravia 37.5 11.537107860 1.5 Litre 23.797100620 Bombay Sapphire 40.0 18.177100610 1.5 Litre 38.447100650 Gordon’s Special 37.5 14.287100640 1.5 Litre 29.257100680 5cl 1.487100710 Hendricks 41.4 23.837100720 Martin Miller’s Reformed 40.0 18.957100750 Plymouth Original 41.2 20.067100770 Plymouth 100o Proof Navy Strength 57.0 29.507100784 Plymouth Sloe 26.0 22.327108100 Sipsmith London Dry 41.6 25.117100840 Tanqueray Special 47.3 18.867100850 Tanqueray Ten (1 litre) 47.3 34.93

RUM

DEMERARA % VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7108280 Admiral Benbow 37.5 12.587101000 Bunderberg Australia 37.0 17.907101040 Captain Morgan Jamaica, Guyana & Barbados 40.0 15.887101030 1.5 Litre 33.807101150 Lamb’s Navy Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica & Trinidad 40.0 16.487101140 1.5 Litre 35.117101240 Pusser’s Blue British Navy Guyana, Trinidad & Tortola 54.5 26.337101290 Walter Hicks Navy 125 Guyana 71.4 29.657101310 Walter Hicks 150 Anniversary 1975 Distillation Guyana 43.0 12.837101330 Wood’s 100 Guyana 57.0 22.41

GOLDEN

7100980 Bacardi Oro 37.5 17.117107290 Brugal Golden Rum 38.0 16.907101090 Havana Club Añejo Especial Cuba 40.0 16.557101100 Havana Club Añejo 7 Anos Cuba 40.0 21.027101220 Mount Gay Eclipse Barbados 40.0 16.067101230 Mount Gay Extra Old Barbados 43.0 30.05

SPICED

7108070 Bacardi Oakheart Spiced Rum 35.0 16.087101060 Morgan’s Spiced 35.0 16.057101050 1.5 Litre 34.797101250 Sailor Jerry Spiced Caribbean 40.0 17.41

WHITE

7100951 Bacardi White 37.5 16.447100940 1.5 Litre 34.867100970 5cl 1.427107910 Expedition 37.5 12.267107870 1.5 Litre 26.207101120 Havana Club Añejo Blanco Cuba 37.5 17.217107970 Pampero Blanco 37.5 16.06


SPIRITS

TEQUILA

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7107930 Don Cruzado Gold 38.0 13.527107920 Don Cruzado Silver 38.0 13.527101970 Jose Cuervo Clasico Silver 38.0 17.647101950 Jose Cuervo Gold 38.0 17.347101960 Jose Cuervo Gran Centenario Agavero 32.0 19.467102000 Jose Cuervo Gran Centenario Reposado 38.0 24.217102020 Jose Cuervo Tradicional (50cl) 38.0 15.347102030 Olmeca Gold 38.0 17.307102040 Olmeca Silver 38.0 16.587102070 Sauza Hornitos 38.0 20.25

VODKA

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7102110 Absolut Blue Sweden 40.0 16.057102120 Absolut Citron Sweden 40.0 16.857102130 Absolut Kurant Sweden 40.0 16.857102150 Absolut Mandrin Sweden 40.0 17.377107170 Absolut Pear Sweden 40.0 17.377102180 Absolut Raspberri Sweden 40.0 17.377102140 Absolut Vanilla Sweden 40.0 17.377102210 Belvedere Citrus (Lemon) Poland 40.0 27.717102200 Belvedere Poland 40.0 24.767107680 Eristoff 37.5 12.047107670 1.5 Litre 25.687107940 Eristoff Black Vodka 20.0 13.267108240 Eristoff Gold 20.0 13.257102330 Grey Goose France 40.0 29.737107820 Romanoff 37.5 11.397107830 1.5 Litre 23.777108110 Sipsmith Barley Vodka 40.0 23.857102420 Skyy USA 40.0 16.827102450 Smirnoff Red UK 37.5 14.217102440 1.5 Litre 29.277102430 3.0 Litre 58.837102470 5cl 1.287102550 Smirnoff Black 40.0 18.547102540 Smirnoff Blue UK 45.0 16.837102590 Stolichnaya Razberi (Raspberry) 37.5 17.367102570 Stolichnaya Red Russia 40.0 16.457102610 Stolichnaya Vanil (Vanilla) 37.5 17.367102690 Wyborowa Wodka 40.0 15.557106941 Zubrowka Bison Grass 40.0 16.53


SPIRITS

WHISKEY & BLENDED SCOTCH

AMERICAN BOURBON % VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7103470 Bulleit Bourbon Kentucky 40.0 18.617108030 Gentleman Jack 40.0 28.607108210 Jack Daniel’s Honey 35.0 20.577103490 Jack Daniel’s Tennessee 40.0 20.587103480 1.5 Litre 41.787103500 Jim Beam Kentucky 40.0 17.357103510 Maker’s Mark Bourbon 45.0 22.277103520 Wild Turkey 101 50.5 24.217103530 Woodford Reserve, Labrot & Graham 43.2 25.53

CANADIAN WHISKEY

7103540 Canadian Club 40.0 16.45

IRISH WHISKEY

7103560 Black Bush 40.0 19.397103570 Bushmills Single Malt 10 Year Old 40.0 24.187103590 Jameson 40.0 17.837103580 1.5 Litre 37.497103550 Old Bushmills 40.0 17.007103620 Tullamore Dew 40.0 18.45

BLENDED SCOTCH

7102790 Bell’s 8 Year Old 40.0 15.827102780 1.5 Litre 32.087102770 4.5 Litre 96.927102820 5cl 1.467107780 The Black Grouse 40.0 16.807102890 Famous Grouse 40.0 15.457102880 1.5 Litre 31.477102870 4.5 Litre 95.127102900 5cl 1.357108250 Grants Family Reserve 40.0 14.907108270 1.5 Litre 33.737107880 Highland Poacher 40.0 13.067107840 1.5 Litre 28.087102940 J. & B. Rare 40.0 17.227102950 Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old 40.0 23.787108050 Johnnie Walker Blue Label 40.0 151.54


SPIRITS

SINGLE MALT

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7103030 Aberlour 10 Year Old Speyside 40.0 23.627103070 Balvenie 12 Year Old Double Wood Speyside, Dufftown 40.0 29.757103570 Bushmills Single Malt 10 Year Old 40.0 24.187103120 Cragganmore 12 Year Old Speyside 40.0 28.527103140 Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Speyside 43.0 31.947103200 Glenfiddich Solera Reserve 15 Year Old Speyside, Dufftown 40.0 31.857103190 Glenfiddich Special Reserve 12 Year Old Speyside, Dufftown 40.0 28.157103230 Glenkinchie 12 Year Old Lowland 43.0 34.597108130 Glen Grant Majors Reserve Single Malt 40.0 19.647103240 Glenlivet 12 Year Old Speyside, Livet 40.0 27.227103260 Glenmorangie 10 Year Old Northern Highlands 40.0 29.367103290 Highland Park 12 Year Old Orkney 40.0 27.937103340 Knockando 1997 Speyside 43.0 25.617103350 Lagavulin 16 Year Old Islay - South Shore 43.0 37.027103360 Laphroaig 10 Year Old Islay - South Shore 40.0 34.067108260 Macallan Gold 40.0 29.467102984 Monkey Shoulder Triple Malt Speyside 40.0 24.897103420 Oban 14 Year Old Highland 43.0 38.247103450 Talisker 10 Year Old Skye 45.8 30.83

LIQUEURS

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7104650 Advocaat Warninks 17.2 12.557107720 Agwa De Bolivia 30.0 21.757104710 Benedictine 40.0 22.387104731 Black Raspberry Liqueur Chambord 16.5 19.107104680 Bols Apricot Brandy (50cl) 24.0 11.547104720 Bols Blue Curacao (50cl) 21.0 11.397104760 Bols Cherry Brandy (50cl) 24.0 11.547104800 Bols Creme de Banane (Banana) (50cl) 17.0 10.467104810 Bols Creme de Cacao Brown (50cl) 24.0 11.417104820 Bols Creme de Cacao White (50cl) 24.0 11.417104830 Bols Creme de Cassis (Blackcurrant) (50cl) 17.0 9.977104880 Bols Creme de Menthe (50cl) 24.0 11.417104840 Bols Raspberry (50cl) 17.0 9.977104850 Bols Strawberry (50cl) 17.0 9.977105370 Bols Triple Sec (50cl) 38.0 13.827101020 Cachaca Pitu Brazilian 40.0 17.727108120 Cachaca Sagatiba Pura 38.0 17.847104740 Chartreuse Green 55.0 32.457104790 Cointreau 40.0 19.597104660 Disaronno 28.0 17.637104900 Drambuie 40.0 22.747104950 Frangelico Hazelnut 20.0 16.127108020 Galliano L’Authentico (50cl) 42.3 17.707107430 Giffard Framboise 16.0 12.037104970 Glayva 35.0 22.497104980 Grand Marnier 40.0 21.957105010 Kahlua 20.0 17.167105050 Kummel Mentzendorff (50cl) 38.0 16.077105060 Limoncello Luxardo 27.0 15.867107790 Magazzin Black Sambuca 38.0 14.467107800 Magazzin White Sambuca 38.0 12.917105090 Malibu 21.0 12.377105080 1.5 Litre 25.917108230 Malibu Red 29.9 14.51


SPIRITS

LIQUEURS continued

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7105130 Midori Melon 20.0 15.247100920 Ouzo 12 38.0 14.797105200 Sambuca Luxardo 38.0 15.717105180 1.5 Litre 33.497108180 Sambuca Luxardo Chilli & Spice 38.0 17.777108170 Sambuce Luxardo Cola 38.0 17.777107700 Sambuce Luxardo Raspberry 38.0 17.737107710 Sambuce Luxardo Spiced Apple 38.0 17.737105210 Sambuca Passione Nera Luxardo 38.0 17.107105300 Southern Comfort 35.0 17.877105290 1.5 Litre 37.387108150 Southern Comfort Cherry 35.0 17.877108160 Southern Comfort Lime 20.0 17.397105350 Tia Maria 20.0 16.547105340 1.5 Litre 34.937101901 Tuaca 35.0 22.95

CREAM LIQUEURS, SCHNAPPS & SHOOTERS

CREAM LIQUEURS % VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7104670 Amarula Cream 17.0 12.767104700 Baileys Original Irish Cream 17.0 13.227104690 1.5 Litre 26.45

SCHNAPPS & SHOOTERS

7107270 Aftershock Black (Red Berry-Spice) 30.0 22.617107260 Aftershock Blue (Citrus-Deep Cool) 30.0 22.617107250 Aftershock Red (Cinnamon-Hot & Cool) 30.0 22.617107280 Aftershock Silver (Energy Drink Flavour) 30.0 22.617101370 Archers Peach County 18.0 12.457101360 1.5 Litre 23.457101710 Corky’s Apple Sour 15.0 10.927107600 1.5 Litre 14.747101620 Corky’s Blueberry 15.0 10.927101630 Corky’s Cherry 15.0 10.927107610 1.5 Litre 14.747108060 Corky’s Fiery Ginger 15.0 10.927106960 Corky’s Strawberry Cream 15.0 10.927101690 Corky’s White Chocolate 15.0 10.927101500 Goldschlager 40.0 21.297107990 Hydes Herbal Liqueur 35.0 13.627101770 Jagermeister 35.0 16.647107620 2cl 1.087101870 Sourz Apple Green 15.0 12.267107180 Sourz Blackcurrant 15.0 12.267101874 Sourz Cherry 15.0 12.267101880 Sourz Pineapple 15.0 12.267108010 Sourz Raspberry 15.0 12.267101890 Sourz Tropical Blue Sweet & Sour 15.0 12.26


SPIRITS

VERMOUTH & APERITIFS

% VOL £/BT EX-VAT

7105410 Campari 25.0 13.827105580 Cinzano Bianco (75cl) 15.0 6.387107570 1 Litre 9.287105430 Dubonnet Red (75cl) 14.8 7.267105611 Martini Bianco (75cl) 15.0 6.677105590 1.5 Litre 12.987105651 Martini Extra Dry (75cl) 15.0 6.677105630 1.5 Litre 12.987105691 Martini Rosso (75cl) 15.0 6.677105670 1.5 Litre 12.987105711 Noilly Prat French Dry (75cl) 18.0 8.467105460 Pernod 40.0 16.997105450 1.5 Litre 32.097105470 Pimm’s No.1 Gin Base 25.0 14.237105500 Pimm’s No.6 Vodka Base 25.0 15.507105510 Pimm’s Winter 25.0 TBA7105520 Ricard 45.0 18.127105540 Taboo 14.9 9.647105530 1.5 Litre 20.30

OTHER WINE & SPIRITS

CORDIALS

7107690 Giffard Sirop de Gomme 0.0 5.367105790 Grenadine 0.0 4.887105800 Lovage 5.3 7.537105820 Peppermint White 4.5 6.917105840 Shrub 5.3 7.00

MEAD

7105910 Cornish Liqueur Mead 17.0 8.34

SAKE

7101340 Hakutsuru 14.5 7.94

WINES & SPIRITS FOR CULINARY USE

6601010 Duke of Clarence 19.0 12.297105020 Kirsch de Cuisine (50cl) 25.0 11.087107190 Louis Baron Napoleon French Brandy 36.0 11.326601050 Vino Aroma 14.5 7.75


WINES BY PRICE

RED COUNTRY PAGE PRICE

5618230 Tempranillo-Shiraz, Tres Altas Spain 50 £5.075617700 Garnacha-Tempranillo, Monte Mediano Spain 50 £5.195607880 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot, San Perito, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.215618120 Tempranillo-Garnacha-Syrah, Las Valles, Cariñena Spain 50 £5.255616400 Shiraz-Cinsaut, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 68 £5.285607770 Cabernet Sauvignon, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.295607810 Merlot, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.295613860 Vignes d’Oc Rouge, Languedoc France 30 £5.305600601 Grenache-Merlot, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 30 £5.325618100 Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 61 £5.375613210 Merlot, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.395616560 Shiraz, Invenio, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.405614910 Merlot, Via Fordulo, Szekszárd Hungary 41 £5.445616730 Shiraz, Gulara, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.475617740 Cabernet Sauvignon, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515616880 Carmenère, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515615080 Merlot, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515607970 Shiraz, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.515608010 Merlot, Villa Rosa, Rapel Chile 62 £5.585616330 Nero d’Avola, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 43 £5.595606420 Shiraz-Cabernet, Richmond Ridge, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.615617180 Merlot, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 49 £5.635617170 Pinot Noir, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 49 £5.635616610 Merlot, Invenio, Languedoc France 30 £5.645616620 Zinfandel, Invenio, California USA 72 £5.655604680 Shiraz-Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 54 £5.675616840 Cabernet Sauvignon, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715616830 Carmenère, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715616850 Merlot, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715617770 Merlot, Riviera, Languedoc France 30 £5.745610430 Rioja, Don Placero Spain 50 £5.815610401 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja Spain 50 £5.875600930 Cabernet Sauvignon, Les Bories, Languedoc France 30 £5.895600970 Merlot, Les Bories, Languedoc France 30 £5.895614780 Shiraz, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 68 £5.975613570 Shiraz, The Paddock, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.985618510 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 68 £5.995605220 Cabernet Sauvignon, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.005605250 Shiraz, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.005618180 Sangiovese, Villa Cardini, Puglia Italy 43 £6.025618140 Rioja, Finca Mónica Spain 50 £6.065618540 Pinot Noir, Riviera, Languedoc France 30 £6.095616980 Primitivo, Conviviale, Puglia Italy 43 £6.235617730 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Conviviale Italy 43 £6.265609510 Touriga-Cabernet-Alfrocheiro, Casa do Lago, Lisboa Portugal 46 £6.285618090 Malbec, Tamari, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.295610280 Merlot, Riebeek, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.365616780 Pinotage, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 68 £6.365610300 Cabernet Sauvignon, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.395616460 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £6.465604670 Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 54 £6.465616500 Merlot, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £6.465613890 Malbec, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.475613910 Shiraz, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.47


5610110 Pinotage, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.485610120 Shiraz, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 69 £6.485613710 Côtes du Rhône, Auguste Bessac France 28 £6.495614940 Syrah-Grenache, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 30 £6.535617370 Merlot, Wandering Bear, California USA 72 £6.605601080 Merlot, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique France 31 £6.675605990 Black Label Red, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.865605960 Merlot Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.865613390 Cabernet Sauvignon, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 31 £6.885616490 Pinot Noir, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £7.065603830 Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine Perrin France 28 £7.355601240 Merlot, Laroche, Languedoc France 31 £7.355618320 Beaujolais, Collin Bourisset France 23 £7.355617150 Shiraz-Cabernet, River Garden, Western Cape South Africa 69 £7.405613530 Shiraz, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 56 £7.645617000 Cabernet Sauvignon, Night Harvest, R.H.Phillips, California USA 72 £7.765607050 Merlot, Night Harvest, R.H.Phillips, California USA 72 £7.765616990 Zinfandel, Rex Goliath, California USA 72 £7.765614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Tinto, Bodegas Santalba Spain 50 £7.775601280 Syrah, Laroche, Languedoc France 31 £7.855601130 Merlot-Cabernet Franc, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac France 31 £7.865613510 Château La Tour des Graves, Bordeaux France 17 £7.995617530 Merlot, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £8.005618360 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Nicodemi Terrana Italy 43 £8.145618280 Beaujolais-Villages, Collin Bourisset France 23 £8.265614690 Pinotage By L’Avenir, Laroche, Western Cape South Africa 69 £8.325607650 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Classic Series, Curico Chile 62 £8.345613550 Shiraz, Crystal Brook, S.E Australia Australia 57 £8.375610390 Mazuelo Rioja Crianza, Azabache Spain 50 £8.415608830 Salice Salentino, Agricole Vallone, Puglia Italy 43 £8.485617310 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Colombo & Fille France 28 £8.525605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 57 £8.575607710 Malbec, Montes, Colchagua Chile 62 £8.625607720 Merlot, Montes Classic Series, Colchagua Chile 62 £8.625601440 Syrah, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 31 £8.695617040 Malbec, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 54 £8.785617050 Syrah, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 54 £8.785608510 Chianti Rufina, Prunatelli Italy 43 £8.795614490 Irreverente, Beiras Portugal 46 £8.845605120 Tarrango, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 57 £9.005614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 57 £9.165613590 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange Australia 57 £9.305618260 Valpolicella, Montezovo, Veneto Italy 44 £9.365617350 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Rouge, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 31 £9.495601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 31 £9.545607160 Old Vine Zinfandel, Ironstone, California USA 72 £9.705610500 Rioja Crianza, Marques de Caceres Spain 51 £9.855617410 Baldrick Shiraz, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £9.995617810 Merlot, Climbing, Orange Australia 57 £10.085614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51 £10.105618290 Côte de Brouilly, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 23 £10.135603840 Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin France 28 £10.265605550 Grenache, Old Vine, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £10.435613780 Fleurie Belle Grâce, Aujoux, Beaujolais France 23 £10.485603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes, Louis Latour, Beaujolais France 23 £10.515616240 Chianti Classico, Villa La Pagliaia Italy 44 £10.545617680 Valdubón Cosecha, Ribera del Duero Spain 51 £10.93


WINES BY PRICE

5615050 Pinot Noir, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 57 £10.995606121 Shiraz, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 57 £11.005602260 Château Pierrail Rouge, Bordeaux Supérieur France 17 £11.045618270 Fleurie, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 23 £11.085607040 Merlot, Toasted Head, R.H.Phillips, California USA 72 £11.285614520 Hautes Côtes de Nuits, Aujoux France 22 £11.345605500 Cabernet Sauvignon, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £11.375605580 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £11.375617420 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £11.465617340 Merlot, Crossroads, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65 £11.505607660 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 62 £11.675605110 Shiraz Limited Release, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 57 £11.685610380 Graciano Rioja Reserva, Azabache Spain 51 £11.865613440 Château Bois Noir, Bordeaux Supérieur France 17 £11.995617480 Pinot Noir, The Crossings, Milestone Series, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £12.205609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65 £12.395606130 Shiraz-Grenache-Mataro, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 58 £12.405604850 Malbec Selection, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza Argentina 54 £12.985617270 Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso, Fabiano Italy 44 £13.545608310 Barolo Flori, Araldica, Piemonte Italy 44 £13.555606140 Tiger Country, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 58 £13.845614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51 £13.895609490 Pinot Noir, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £14.265617330 Crozes Hermitage, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier, Rhône France 28 £14.305603940 Vacqueyras, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 28 £14.385610450 Rioja Reserva, Faustino V Spain 51 £14.585603740 Crozes Hermitage Les Jalets, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 28 £14.705605190 Cabernet-Merlot, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River Australia 58 £14.725610591 Rioja Reserva, Marques de Riscal Spain 51 £14.805616250 Chianti Classico Riserva, Il Grigio da San Felice Italy 44 £15.065606190 Pinot Noir, Stonier, Mornington Peninsular Australia 58 £15.735617320 Saint Joseph, Colombo & Fille France 29 £16.285602860 Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Domaine Chanson France 22 £16.695610550 Rioja Reserva, Marques de Murrieta Spain 51 £16.765617550 La Chapelle de Potensac 2009, Médoc France 18 £16.915613700 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Reserve Benoit XII, Auguste Bessac France 29 £17.085617610 Château Lamothe-Bergeron 2009, Haut-Médoc France 17 £17.225603760 Gigondas Pierre Aiguille, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 29 £17.455617640 Château Bernadotte 2006, Haut-Médoc France 17 £17.845605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, De Bortoli, Victoria Australia 58 £17.995710440 Rioja Gran Reserva 1999, Faustino I Spain 51 £18.805614460 Pinot Noir, Tom’s Block, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 65 £19.155605600 Shiraz, Anthony’s Reserve, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 58 £19.725618070 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets, Louis Carillon et Fils, Burgundy France 22 £20.515617590 Château Sansonnet 2004, Grand Cru Classé, St. Emilion France 20 £20.835709020 Château Musar 2002, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 45 £20.995616900 Pinot Noir, Hawksburn, Central Otago New Zealand 65 £21.195714610 Château Maucaillou 2006, Moulis France 18 £21.585617620 Château Charmail 2009, Haut-Médoc France 18 £21.765617010 Mercurey, Domaine Chanson France 22 £21.945617220 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, La Colombaia Italy 44 £22.655617580 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet 2009, Haut-Médoc France 18 £24.435609090 Pinot Noir, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £24.695617570 Les Fiefs de Lagrange 2009, St. Julien France 20 £26.315714620 Château Poujeaux 2006, Moulis France 19 £26.795617600 Château Maucaillou 2009, Moulis France 19 £27.265603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards, Domaine Perrin France 29 £28.28


5609940 Pinot Noir, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 69 £28.465602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour France 22 £28.485610560 Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial, Marques de Murrieta Spain 51 £28.825617630 Château Capet Guillier 2009, Grand Cru, St. Emilion France 21 £28.825617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour France 23 £31.685702200 Château de Pez 2007, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel St. Estèphe France 20 £31.785617030 Gevrey Chambertin, Domaine Chanson France 23 £37.215703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2005, E. Guigal France 29 £38.885617020 Pommard, Domaine Chanson France 22 £39.855714640 Château Sociando Mallet 2006, Haut-Médoc France 18 £41.645714370 Château La Gaffelière 2001, Grand Cru, St. Emilion France 21 £46.915714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot 2006, St. Emilion France 21 £48.505714630 Château Boyd Cantenac 2007, Margaux France 18 £53.225614200 Château Léoville-Barton 2006, Grand Cru Classé, St. Julien France 20 £54.305714670 Château Montrose 2006, 2ème Cru Classé, St. Estèphe France 20 £74.925714290 Château L’Evangile 2004, Pomerol France 20 £78.905714300 Château Leoville-Barton 2000, Cru Classé, St. Julien France 20 £85.805701920 Château Leoville Las Cases 1983, 2ème Cru Classé, St. Julien France 20 £97.605714600 Château Palmer 2003, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 18 £99.735701960 Château Lynch-Bages 1983, 5ème Cru Classé, Pauillac France 19 £101.905714590 Château Palmer 2002, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 18 £107.745702230 Château Pichon Longueville 1983 Comtesse de Lalande,

2ème Cru Classé, PauillacFrance 19 £108.76

5617660 Château Lynch-Bages 2009, 5ème Cru Classé, Pauillac France 19 £139.995702240 Château Pichon Longueville 1985 Comtesse de Lalande,




5702150 Château Palmer 1989, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 18 £229.205702220 Château Pichon Longueville 1982 Comtesse de Lalande,


5701890 Château Latour 1982, 1er Cru Classé, Pauillac France 19 £1,535.53

ROSÉ

5618240 Tempranillo-Shiraz Rosado, Tres Altas Spain 51 £5.075616020 Cabernet-Syrah Rosé, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.295614510 Pinot Grigio Rosé, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria Italy 44 £5.395614900 Merlot Rosé, Via Fordulo, Szekszárd Hungary 41 £5.445616080 Pinot Grigio Rosé, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély Hungary 41 £5.445617300 Syrah Rosé, Gulara, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.475617860 Zinfandel Blush, Hawkes Peake, Puglia Italy 44 £5.485607960 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.515617210 Merlot Rosé, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 49 £5.635616670 Zinfandel Rosé, Invenio, California USA 73 £5.705616820 Cabernet-Merlot Rosé, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.715610330 Pinotage Rosé, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 69 £5.775618330 Borsao Rosado, Campo de Borja Spain 51 £5.875606901 Zinfandel Rosé, Cougar’s Moon, California USA 73 £5.885614790 Pinotage Rosé, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 69 £5.975618490 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 69 £5.995608610 Pinot Grigio Rosé, Laroma, Araldica, Pavia Italy 44 £6.095614720 Touriga Nacional Rosé, Casa do Lago, Lisboa Portugal 46 £6.285617390 Wandering Bear Rosé, Western Cape South Africa 69 £6.355616510 Cabernet-Syrah Rosé, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 63 £6.465613900 Malbec-Shiraz Rosé, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 55 £6.47


WINES BY PRICE

5601430 Cinsault-Syrah Rosé, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 31 £6.535609600 Mateus Rosé Portugal 46 £6.655604070 Rosé d’Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré France 26 £6.895607100 Zinfandel Rosé, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California USA 73 £7.245613640 Rosé de la Chevalière, Laroche, Languedoc France 31 £7.355618200 Sables d’Azur Rosé, Côtes de Provence France 31 £7.395617160 River Garden Rosé, Stellenbosch South Africa 69 £7.405617460 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Rosado, Bodegas Santalba Spain 52 £7.775610520 Rioja Rosado, Marques de Caceres Spain 52 £7.885602500 Château Pierrail Rosé, Bordeaux Supérieur France 21 £7.945617520 Signal Cannon Rosé, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 70 £8.005616530 Climbing Pink, Orange Australia 58 £9.305609200 Merlot-Malbec Rosé, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £9.645604250 Sancerre Rosé, Domaine de la Perrière France 26 £13.835616520 Camel Valley Rosé, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 37 £14.14

WHITE

5618250 Eva-Sauvignon Blanc, Tres Altas Spain 52 £5.075617690 Arién-Macabeo-Chardonnay, Monte Mediano Spain 52 £5.195610271 Chenin Blanc, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.205607890 Sauvignon-Semillon, San Perito, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.215618130 Viura-Chardonnay, Las Valles, Cariñena Spain 52 £5.255616390 Chenin Blanc, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 70 £5.285607790 Chardonnay, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.295607830 Sauvignon Blanc, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.295613850 Vignes d’Oc Blanc, Languedoc France 32 £5.305600571 Medium Dry, Cuvée Chante d’Or France 32 £5.325600541 Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 32 £5.325618110 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 63 £5.375614500 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria Italy 44 £5.395604430 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh Germany 39 £5.395613214 Sauvignon Blanc, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.395616090 Pinot Grigio, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély Hungary 41 £5.445614930 Riesling, Via Fordulo, Mór Hungary 41 £5.445614920 Sauvignon Blanc, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély Hungary 42 £5.445616720 Chardonnay, Gulara, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.475615070 Chardonnay, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.515607840 Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.515608030 Sauvignon Blanc, Villa Rosa, Curico Chile 63 £5.585616340 Catarratto, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 44 £5.595618340 Grillo, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 44 £5.595606430 Chardonnay-Semillon, Richmond Ridge, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.615617200 Chardonnay, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei Romania 49 £5.635617190 Pinot Grigio, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei Romania 49 £5.635604660 Chenin-Torrontes, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 55 £5.675616800 Chardonnay, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.715616810 Sauvignon Blanc, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 64 £5.715610060 Chenin Blanc, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.735617780 Sauvignon Blanc, Riviera, Languedoc France 32 £5.745616740 Chenin Blanc Medium, Las Cazas, Mendoza Argentina 55 £5.755604570 Piesporter Michelsberg, Franz Reh Germany 39 £5.785616550 Pinot Grigio, Invenio, Veneto Italy 45 £5.795614080 Gargenega-Pinot Grigio, San Alessandro, Venezie Italy 45 £5.865600980 Sauvignon Blanc, Les Bories, Languedoc France 32 £5.895610050 Unwooded Chardonnay, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.895616920 Pinot Grigio, Soprano Italy 45 £5.91


5610340 Sauvignon Blanc, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.945614800 Chenin Blanc, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.975613560 Chardonnay, The Paddock, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.985618520 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.995605230 Chardonnay, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 58 £6.005616600 Riesling, Invenio Germany 39 £6.055608600 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Araldica, Venezie Italy 45 £6.095609520 Fernão Pires-Arinto-Chardonnay, Casa do Lago, Lisboa Portugal 46 £6.285604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré France 26 £6.295616790 Viognier, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 70 £6.365604650 Chardonnay, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 55 £6.465616470 Chardonnay, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64 £6.465616480 Sauvignon Blanc, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Curico Valley Chile 64 £6.465613880 Chardonnay, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 55 £6.475617380 Chardonnay, Wandering Bear, California USA 73 £6.505601411 Chardonnay-Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 32 £6.535604380 Riesling, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £6.575601090 Sauvignon Blanc, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique France 32 £6.675618150 Fiano Lunate, Botter, Sicily Italy 45 £6.735613410 Sauvignon Blanc, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 32 £6.755613400 Chardonnay, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes du Thongue France 32 £6.825604540 Riesling Kabinett, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £6.835605950 Chardonnay Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 59 £6.865605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 59 £6.865601290 Unoaked Terret, Laroche, Languedoc France 32 £7.055617890 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie ‘Bleu’, Loire France 26 £7.085604550 Riesling Spätlese, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £7.195613430 Viognier, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 32 £7.195614810 Frascati Superiore Crio 10, San Marco Italy 45 £7.225601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc France 32 £7.355617140 Sauvignon Blanc, River Garden, Stellenbosch South Africa 70 £7.405613520 Chardonnay, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 59 £7.645616680 Sauvignon Blanc, Invenio, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £7.655610530 Rioja, Marques de Caceres Spain 52 £7.755617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja, Bodegas Santalba Spain 52 £7.775604170 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie,

Château L’Oiselinière de la Ramée, Chereau CarréFrance 26 £7.86

5601140 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac France 32 £7.865602490 Château Pierrail Blanc, Bordeaux Supérieur France 21 £7.945609280 Sauvignon Blanc, Aroha Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £7.985617540 Chenin Blanc, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 70 £8.005605030 Chenin Blanc, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 59 £8.085604690 Pinot Gris, Las Boleras, J & F Lurton, Valle de Uco Argentina 55 £8.185617830 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64 £8.295614680 Chenin Blanc By L’Avenir, Laroche, Western Cape South Africa 70 £8.325613540 Unoaked Chardonnay, Crystal Brook, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.375614540 Gavi La Battistina, Araldica Italy 45 £8.385605050 Dry Muscat, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 59 £8.415617400 Picpoul de Pinet, La Côte de Flamence, Languedoc France 33 £8.415604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré France 26 £8.425614960 Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine du Pré Baron France 27 £8.585605350 Chardonnay Vat 7, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.695605360 Verdelho Vat 6, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.695601420 Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 33 £8.695617850 Riesling, Michel Leon, Alsace France 35 £8.745608110 Dart Valley Reserve, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 37 £9.245608735 Pinot Grigio, Brown Brothers, King Valley Australia 59 £9.26


WINES BY PRICE

5607680 Sauvignon Blanc Limited Selection, Montes, Leyda Chile 64 £9.265613580 Unoaked Chardonnay, Rolling, Orange Australia 59 £9.305610370 Sauvignon Blanc, Vergelegen, Coastal Region South Africa 71 £9.355617360 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Blanc, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 33 £9.495604150 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie,

Comte Leloup de Chasseloir, Chereau CarréFrance 27 £9.49

5617230 Pinot Grigio, Bottega Vinai, Trentino Italy 45 £9.515603850 Côtes du Rhône Reserve Blanc, Domaine Perrin France 29 £9.595603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour France 24 £9.645609440 Sauvignon Blanc, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £9.645609470 Riesling, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £9.775617430 Sauvignon Blanc, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 71 £9.885617910 Madeleine Angevine, Knightor Winery, Cornwall England 37 £9.965613690 Unoaked Chardonnay, Mâcon Villages, Aujoux France 24 £9.995617840 Gewürztraminer, Michel Leon, Alsace France 35 £10.015616260 Sauvignon Blanc, The Crossings, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.125603390 Chablis, Le Manoir France 23 £10.195609480 Pinot Gris, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.195609430 Chardonnay, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.295609180 Chenin Blanc, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.295609220 Pinot Gris, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.295609190 Riesling, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.295614990 Sauvignon Blanc, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.355605530 Chardonnay, Brightview, Simon Hackett, Barossa Australia 59 £10.435609500 Sauvignon Blanc, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.495615060 Pinot Grigio, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 59 £10.995615040 Riesling, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 59 £10.995615030 Sauvignon Blanc, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 60 £10.995606111 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60 £11.005607030 Chardonnay, Toasted Head, R. H. Phillips, California USA 73 £11.285603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche France 23 £11.445614620 Chablis, La Lotte France 23 £11.525607690 Chardonnay, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 64 £11.675610600 Marques de Riscal Rueda Spain 52 £11.765616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich Austria 35 £11.875614610 Sancerre, Domaine Neveu France 27 £12.295606100 Marsanne-Chardonnay-Roussanne, 3 Amigos,

McHenry Hohnen, Margaret RiverAustralia 60 £12.40

5618190 Saint-Véran, P. Ferraud et Fils France 24 £12.485617290 Bacchus, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 37 £12.785603450 Montagny, Louis Latour France 24 £12.855608780 Soave Classico Superiore, Inama Italy 45 £12.885608560 Gavi Terra Rossa, La Zerba Italy 45 £12.985604210 Pouilly Fumé, Guy Saget France 27 £12.995608571 Greco di Tufo Loggia della Serra, Terredora, Campania Italy 45 £13.055615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £13.135605201 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River Australia 60 £13.275604280 Sancerre, Guy Saget France 27 £13.465603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche France 23 £13.895614470 Sauvignon Blanc, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 67 £13.985608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 37 £14.285603500 Pouilly Fuissé, P. Ferraud et Fils France 24 £14.905610670 Albariño, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas Spain 52 £16.025606090 Chardonnay, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60 £16.135610570 Reserva Blanco, Capellania, Marques de Murrieta, Rioja Spain 52 £16.765604120 Menetou-Salon Le Silex du Carroir, Domaine Henry Pellé France 27 £16.775604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige, Guy Saget France 27 £17.99


5605310 Riesling, Petaluma, Clare Valley Australia 60 £18.135603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay, Domaine Laroche France 24 £18.785614450 Chardonnay, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 67 £19.005609080 Chardonnay, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £19.035609104 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £19.215604261 Sancerre, Domaine Vacheron France 27 £20.035609930 Chardonnay, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 71 £20.975618080 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Murgers des Dents de Chien,

Gerard Thomas et Filles, BurgundyFrance 24 £23.69

5609110 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £25.595603420 Meursault 1er Cru, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour France 24 £28.945603290 Chassagne-Montrachet, Louis Latour France 24 £32.295703650 Condrieu 2010, E. Guigal France 29 £35.165603540 Puligny-Montrachet, Louis Latour France 24 £35.835703560 Puligny-Montrachet 2009, Louis Carillon et Fils France 24 £41.155703310 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2000, Domaine Louis Latour France 25 £55.205703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Domaine Louis Latour France 25 £93.995714270 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2005, Vincent Girardin France 25 £108.70

CHAMPAGNE

6100210 Paul Herard Blanc de Noirs Brut France 10 £19.346100010 Ayala Brut Majeur France 10 £25.276101420 Mercier Brut France 10 £25.636100240 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut France 10 £27.026101440 Mercier Rosé Brut France 11 £29.226100310 Laurent Perrier Brut France 10 £29.766100030 Ayala Rosé Brut Majeur France 11 £32.196100350 Louis Roederer Brut Premier France 10 £32.846100260 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Rosé Brut France 12 £32.946100660 Taittinger Reserve Brut France 10 £33.756100450 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial France 11 £34.366100090 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut France 11 £36.596100720 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut France 11 £39.556100610 R de Ruinart Brut France 11 £39.626101350 Taittinger Rosé Brut France 12 £42.846100480 Moët & Chandon Rosé Brut France 12 £43.986100340 Laurent Perrier Ultra Brut France 11 £44.116101390 Bollinger Rosé Brut France 12 £45.706100670 Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut France 12 £46.416101250 Joseph Perrier 2002 France 12 £46.776100330 Laurent Perrier Rosé Brut France 12 £48.036100890 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial 2002 France 12 £48.476100630 Ruinart Rosé Brut France 12 £48.646100600 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut France 11 £48.656100960 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut 2004 France 12 £50.366100760 Bollinger La Grande Année Brut 2004 France 13 £75.595714420 Dom Perignon 2003 France 13 £105.266100290 Krug Grande Cuvée Brut France 11 £130.005714460 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut 2005 France 13 £147.33


WINES BY PRICE

6100820 Krug Brut 1998 France 13 £189.316101460 Krug Rosé Brut France 12 £219.376100430 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Jeroboam (4 Bottles) France 11 £246.016100700 Veuve Cliquot Yellow Label Brut - Jeroboam (4 Bottles) France 11 £293.356100420 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Methuselah (8 Bottles) France 11 £401.976100410 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Salmanazar (12 Bottles) France 11 £610.656100390 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial - Nebuchadnezzar (20 Bottles) France 11 £1,275.67

SPARKLING WINE

5611190 Veuve Valmante Brut France 14 £6.725611200 Veuve Valmante Demi-Sec France 14 £6.725614480 Louis Perdrier Brut France 14 £7.245613840 Louis Perdrier Rosé Brut France 15 £7.415618210 El Miracle Cava Brut Spain 16 £7.775618220 El Miracle Cava Rosé Brut Spain 16 £7.775610840 Chardonnay Le Baron Brut France 15 £7.875610770 Asti, Araldica Italy 15 £7.895617900 Prosecco Frizzante, Primo Italy 15 £7.935617820 Pinot Grigio Spumante, Botter Italy 15 £8.365618160 Raboso Rosé Spumante, Botter Italy 15 £8.365616870 Aurora Rosé Spumante Extra Dry, Ponte Italy 15 £9.065616770 Prosecco Extra Dry, Ponte Italy 15 £9.095610791 Asti, Martini Italy 15 £9.445610850 Prosecco Frizzante, Cipriano, Spago Italy 15 £9.615610950 Cordon Negro Brut, Freixenet Spain 16 £10.215610980 Cordon Negro Brut Rosado, Freixenet Spain 16 £10.215616380 Prosecco di Valdobiaddene, Domenico di Bertiol Italy 15 £10.835618170 Cremant d’Alsace Brut, Michel Leon France 15 £11.315617750 Devil’s Corner Brut, Tasmania Australia 14 £15.645611150 Pelorus Brut, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 15 £18.795617280 Sharpham Brut, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 14 £22.895610860 Camel Valley Brut, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 14 £26.865610870 Camel Valley Pinot Noir Rosé Brut, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 14 £29.63

SWEET WINE

5616050 Château de la Peyrade, Muscat de Frontignan - Half Bottle France 33 £7.615605400 Botrytis Semillon Vat 5, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle Australia 60 £7.775605090 Orange Muscat & Flora, Brown Brothers, Victoria - Half Bottle Australia 60 £7.925602550 Château Theulet, Monbazillac - Half Bottle France 21 £9.105607130 Black Muscat, Elysium, Quady - Half Bottle USA 73 £10.415607140 Orange Muscat, Essensia, Quady - Half Bottle USA 73 £10.416601260 Pedro Ximenez Triana, Javier Hidalgo, Jerez - 50cl Bottle Spain 52 £10.506601270 Rutherglen Muscat, Campbells, Victoria - Half Bottle Australia 60 £10.715605380 Botrytis Semillon, Noble One, De Bortoli, N.S.W. - Half Bottle Australia 60 £18.355613650 Château Petit Vedrines, Sauternes France 21 £20.915608220 Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos, Tokaj - 50cl Bottle Hungary 42 £21.335714660 Château Rieussec 2006, Sauternes France 21 £55.75

FORTIFIED WINE

MADEIRA6601010 Duke of Clarence, Malmsey Blandy Madeira 48 £12.296600970 Rich 10 Year Old, Malmsey Blandy - 50cl Bottle Madeira 48 £16.39

PORT


RUBY6600200 Walter Hicks Western Hunt Ruby Portugal 47 £9.486600010 Cockburn’s Fine Ruby Portugal 47 £11.016600050 Fonseca Bin No.27 Portugal 47 £11.75

LBV6600060 Graham’s Late Bottled Vintage Portugal 47 £13.306600130 Taylor’s Late Bottled Vintage Reserve Portugal 47 £13.99

CRUSTED PORT6601240 Fonseca Crusted Port Portugal 47 £16.47

TAWNY6600170 Warre’s Otima 10 Year Old Tawny - 50cl Bottle Portugal 47 £13.366600120 Taylor’s 10 Year Old Tawny Portugal 47 £21.56

VINTAGE

20036600410 Fonseca 2003 Portugal 48 £45.426600630 Taylor 2003 Portugal 48 £45.54

20016600100 Taylor Quinta da Vargellas 2001 Portugal 48 £28.16

20006600620 Taylor 2000 – Half Bottle * Portugal 48 £29.516600700 Warre 2000 Portugal 48 £40.686600350 Dow 2000 Portugal 48 £45.736600400 Fonseca 2000 * Portugal 48 £48.796600610 Taylor 2000 * Portugal 48 £52.466600530 Graham 2000 Portugal 48 £53.00

19976600690 Warre 1997 Portugal 48 £33.336600520 Graham 1997 Portugal 48 £37.926600590 Taylor 1997 * Portugal 48 £51.536600390 Fonseca 1997 Portugal 48 £62.76

19856600330 Dow 1985 Portugal 48 £43.686600680 Warre 1985 Portugal 48 £45.856600500 Graham 1985 Portugal 48 £52.886600580 Taylor 1985 * Portugal 48 £58.486600380 Fonseca 1985 * Portugal 48 £73.06

19836600670 Warre 1983 Portugal 48 £45.436600240 Cockburn 1983 Portugal 48 £45.946600320 Dow 1983 Portugal 48 £47.576600370 Fonseca 1983 * Portugal 48 £48.176600490 Graham 1983 Portugal 48 £50.636600570 Taylor 1983 * Portugal 48 £62.54

19806600660 Warre 1980 Portugal 48 £39.696600360 Fonseca 1980 * Portugal 48 £48.666600480 Graham 1980 Portugal 48 £51.006600560 Taylor 1980 * Portugal 48 £70.09

19776600270 Croft 1977 Portugal 48 £50.766600460 Graham 1977 Portugal 48 £68.84


WINES BY PRICE

6600550 Taylor 1977 * Portugal 48 £99.63

19456600280 Dow 1945 Portugal 48 £498.12

WHITE6600220 Taylor’s Chip Dry White Port Portugal 48 £14.34

All ports are 20%vol except those marked *which are 21%vol

SHERRY

DRY6600760 La Gitana Manzanilla Hidalgo - 50cl Bottle Spain 53 £7.596601210 Hidalgo Clásica Fino Spain 53 £8.656600830 Tio Pepe Extra Dry Palomino Fino Gonzalez Byass Spain 53 £12.78

MEDIUM DRY6601230 Hidalgo Clásica Amontillado Spain 53 £8.676600850 Harveys Club Classic Amontillado Spain 53 £10.12

SWEET6601220 Hidalgo Clásica Cream Spain 53 £8.706600900 Harveys Bristol Cream Spain 53 £11.016600910 Croft Original Pale Cream Spain 53 £11.06

MAGNUMS

RED5617800 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange Australia 57 £16.98

WHITE5604410 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh Germany 39 £10.22

CHAMPAGNE6100440 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial France 11 £74.556100080 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut France 11 £80.316100710 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut France 11 £89.75

LITRES

RED5600590 Grenache-Merlot, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 30 £6.90

WHITE5600560 Medium Dry, Cuvée Chante d’Or France 32 £6.905600530 Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 32 £6.90

HALF BOTTLES

RED5617250 Unoaked Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes, Colchagua Valley Chile £4.035617120 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Tinto, Bodegas Santalba Spain 50 £4.345618310 Beaujolais, Collin Bourisset France 23 £4.535610510 Rioja Crianza, Marques de Caceres Spain 51 £5.585605590 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £6.115618300 Fleurie, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 23 £6.415614110 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Reserve Benoit XII, Auguste Bessac France 29 £10.00

ROSÉ5604080 Rosé d’Anjou, Domaine des Nouelles, Chereau Carré France 26 £4.07

WHITE


5604140 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré France 26 £3.825617240 Unoaked Sauvignon Blanc, Montes, Curico Valley Chile £4.035610540 Rioja, Marques de Caceres Spain 52 £4.475604180 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie,


5603380 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour France 24 £5.345605540 Chardonnay, Brightview, Simon Hackett, Barossa Australia 59 £6.085617790 Chablis, Domaine Laroche France £7.13

CHAMPAGNE6100250 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royale Brut France 10 £12.846100040 Ayala Brut Majeur France 10 £14.596101340 Taittinger Reserve Brut France 10 £18.456100460 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial France 11 £19.986100100 Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut France 11 £20.066100620 R de Ruinart Brut France 11 £22.566100730 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut France 11 £22.916100640 Ruinart Rosé Brut France 12 £27.71

QUARTER BOTTLES

RED5618430 Cabernet Sauvignon, Charles Meras, Pays d’Oc France £1.615618410 Merlot, Charles Meras, Pays d’Oc France £1.615618390 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 68 £1.755618470 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape - P.E.T. * South Africa 68 £1.825607820 Merlot, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 61 £1.845618380 Shiraz, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 56 £1.905606700 Blossom Hill Red, California USA £2.08

ROSÉ5618420 Dry Rosé, Charles Meras, Pays d’Oc France £1.615618440 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 69 £1.755618480 Pinotage Blush, Hope Bay, Western Cape - P.E.T. * South Africa 69 £1.815608630 Pinot Grigio Rosé, Ancora, Pavia Italy £1.935616280 Mateus Rosé Portugal 46 £1.965606730 Zinfandel Rosé, Blossom Hill, California USA £2.08

WHITE5618450 Sauvignon Blanc, Charles Meras, Pays d’Oc France £1.615610070 Chenin Blanc, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 70 £1.645618400 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 70 £1.755618500 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape - P.E.T. * South Africa 70 £1.815607800 Chardonnay, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £1.855618460 Sauvignon Blanc, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £1.855618370 Chardonnay, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 58 £1.905608621 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Venezie Italy 45 £1.935614260 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh Germany 39 £1.965606720 Blossom Hill White, California USA £2.08

SPARKLING WINE


WINES BY PRICE

5610970 Cordon Negro Brut, Freixenet Spain 16 £3.005610990 Cordon Negro Brut Rosado, Freixenet Spain 16 £3.005616860 Prosecco Extra Dry, Ponte Italy 15 £3.61

CHAMPAGNE6100470 Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial France 11 £11.276100490 Moët & Chandon Rosé Brut France 12 £13.92

* P.E.T. - a plastic recyclable and shatter-proof bottle. Ideal for outdoor use.

STOWELLS WINE BOXES

RED5800540 Merlot - 3 Litre France £21.295800190 Cabernet-Merlot - 3 Litre Chile £25.085800430 Shiraz-Mataro - 3 Litre Australia £27.205800530 Merlot - 10 Litre France £71.165800420 Shiraz - 10 Litre Australia £82.83

ROSÉ5800510 Zinfandel Rosé - 3 Litre USA £23.205800490 Zinfandel Rosé - 10 Litre USA £72.01

WHITE5800200 Chenin Blanc - 3 Litre South Africa £21.715800350 Liebfraumilch - 3 Litre Germany £22.195800180 Sauvignon Blanc - 3 Litre Chile £23.145800280 Pinot Grigio - 3 Litre Italy £24.035800410 Colombard-Chardonnay - 3 Litre Australia £24.055800230 Chenin Blanc - 10 Litre South Africa £70.345800340 Liebfraumilch - 10 Litre Germany £74.335800520 Pinot Grigio - 10 Litre Italy £74.515800400 Colombard-Chardonnay - 10 Litre Australia £80.86

MEAD

7105920 Cornish Mead Wine England £7.17

MULLED WINE

7107960 Crabbies Mulled Wine £5.64

NON-ALCOHOLIC WINE

7105890 Eisberg Germany £5.31

SACRAMENTAL WINE

7105880 Vin Sacro Red £7.90

BRITISH & FORTIFIED WINES

7105760 Chaumet Sparkling Perry England £2.127105900 Stones Ginger Wine England £7.72


REDS BY GRAPE

CABERNET SAUVIGNON COUNTRY PAGE PRICE

5607770 Cabernet Sauvignon, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.295617740 Cabernet Sauvignon, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515616840 Cabernet Sauvignon, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715600930 Cabernet Sauvignon, Les Bories, Languedoc France 30 £5.895605220 Cabernet Sauvignon, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.005610300 Cabernet Sauvignon, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.395616460 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £6.465613390 Cabernet Sauvignon, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 31 £6.885617000 Cabernet Sauvignon, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California USA 72 £7.765607650 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Classic Series, Curico Chile 62 £8.345605500 Cabernet Sauvignon, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £11.375607660 Cabernet Sauvignon, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 62 £11.67

GAMAY

5618320 Beaujolais, Collin Bourisset France 23 £7.355618280 Beaujolais-Villages, Collin Bourisset France 23 £8.265618290 Côte de Brouilly, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 23 £10.135613780 Fleurie Belle Grâce, Aujoux, Beaujolais France 23 £10.485603120 Morgon Les Corcelettes, Louis Latour, Beaujolais France 23 £10.515618270 Fleurie, Collin Bourisset, Beaujolais France 23 £11.08

GRENACHE

5610401 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja Spain 50 £5.875605550 Grenache, Old Vine, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £10.43

MALBEC

5618090 Malbec, Tamari, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.295604670 Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 54 £6.465613890 Malbec, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.475607710 Malbec, Montes, Colchagua Chile 62 £8.625617040 Malbec, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 54 £8.785604850 Malbec Selection, Bodegas Terrazas, Mendoza Argentina 54 £12.98

MERLOT

5607810 Merlot, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.295613210 Merlot, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.395614910 Merlot, Via Fordulo, Szekszárd Hungary 41 £5.445615080 Merlot, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515608010 Merlot, Villa Rosa, Rapel Chile 62 £5.585617180 Merlot, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 49 £5.635616610 Merlot, Invenio, Languedoc France 30 £5.645616850 Merlot, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715617770 Merlot, Riviera, Languedoc France 30 £5.745600970 Merlot, Les Bories, Languedoc France 30 £5.895610280 Merlot, Riebeek, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.365616500 Merlot, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £6.465617370 Merlot, Wandering Bear, California USA 72 £6.605601080 Merlot, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique France 31 £6.675605960 Merlot Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.865601240 Merlot, Laroche, Languedoc France 31 £7.355607050 Merlot, Night Harvest, R.H. Phillips, California USA 72 £7.76


5617530 Merlot, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £8.005607720 Merlot, Montes Classic Series, Colchagua Chile 62 £8.625617810 Merlot, Climbing, Orange Australia 57 £10.085607040 Merlot, Toasted Head, R.H. Phillips, California USA 72 £11.285617340 Merlot, Crossroads, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65 £11.505617630 Château Capet Guillier 2009, Grand Cru, St. Emilion France 21 £28.82

PINOT NOIR

5617170 Pinot Noir, La Umbra, Dealurile Munteniei Romania 49 £5.635618540 Pinot Noir, Riviera, Languedoc France 30 £6.095616490 Pinot Noir, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 62 £7.065614660 Pinot Noir Vat 10, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 57 £9.165601510 Pinot Noir Valmoissine, Louis Latour, Côteaux du Verdon France 31 £9.545615050 Pinot Noir, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 57 £10.995614520 Hautes Côtes de Nuits, Aujoux France 22 £11.345617480 Pinot Noir, The Crossings, Milestone Series, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £12.205609490 Pinot Noir, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £14.265606190 Pinot Noir, Stonier, Mornington Peninsular Australia 58 £15.735602860 Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Domaine Chanson France 22 £16.695605344 Pinot Noir Yarra Valley, De Bortoli, Victoria Australia 58 £17.995614460 Pinot Noir, Tom’s Block, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 65 £19.155618070 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Pitangerets, Louis Carillon et Fils, Burgundy France 22 £20.515616900 Pinot Noir, Hawksburn, Central Otago New Zealand 65 £21.195617010 Mercurey, Domaine Chanson France 22 £21.945609090 Pinot Noir, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 65 £24.695609940 Pinot Noir, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 69 £28.465602580 Aloxe Corton, Louis Latour France 22 £28.485617060 Nuits-St-Georges, Louis Latour France 23 £31.685617030 Gevrey Chambertin, Domaine Chanson France 23 £37.215617020 Pommard, Domaine Chanson France 22 £39.85

PINOTAGE

5616780 Pinotage, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 68 £6.365610110 Pinotage, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 68 £6.485614690 Pinotage By L’Avenir, Laroche, Western Cape South Africa 69 £8.32

SANGIOVESE

5618180 Sangiovese, Villa Cardini, Puglia Italy 43 £6.025608510 Chianti Rufina, Prunatelli Italy 43 £8.795616240 Chianti Classico, Villa La Pagliaia Italy 44 £10.54

SYRAH/SHIRAZ

5616560 Shiraz, Invenio, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.405616730 Shiraz, Gulara, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.475607970 Shiraz, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.515614780 Shiraz, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 68 £5.975613570 Shiraz, The Paddock, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.985618510 Shiraz, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 68 £5.995605250 Shiraz, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.005613910 Shiraz, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 54 £6.475610120 Shiraz, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 69 £6.485613530 Shiraz, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 56 £7.645601280 Syrah, Laroche, Languedoc France 31 £7.85


5613550 Shiraz, Crystal Brook, S.E Australia Australia 57 £8.375601440 Syrah, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 31 £8.695617050 Syrah, Caballero de la Cepa, Mendoza Argentina 54 £8.785613590 Shiraz, Rolling, Orange Australia 57 £9.305606121 Shiraz, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 57 £11.005605580 Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 57 £11.375605110 Shiraz Limited Release, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 57 £11.685617330 Crozes Hermitage, La Petite Ruche, M. Chapoutier, Rhône France 28 £14.305603740 Crozes Hermitage Les Jalets, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 28 £14.705617320 Saint Joseph, Colombo & Fille France 29 £16.285605600 Shiraz, Anthony’s Reserve, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale Australia 58 £19.725703660 Côte Rotie Brune et Blonde 2004, E. Guigal, Rhône France 29 £38.88

TEMPRANILLO AND TEMPRANILLO BLENDS

5618230 Tempranillo-Shiraz, Tres Altas Spain 50 £5.075618120 Tempranillo-Garnacha-Syrah, Las Valles, Cariñena Spain 50 £5.255610430 Rioja, Don Placero Spain 50 £5.815618140 Rioja, Finca Mónica Spain 50 £6.065614860 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Tinto, Bodegas Santalba Spain 50 £7.775610500 Rioja Crianza, Marques de Caceres Spain 51 £9.855614870 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Crianza, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51 £10.105617680 Valdubón Cosecha, Ribera del Duero Spain 51 £10.935614880 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Reserva, Bodegas Santalba Spain 51 £13.895610450 Rioja Reserva, Faustino V Spain 51 £14.585610591 Rioja Reserva, Marques de Riscal Spain 51 £14.805610550 Rioja Reserva, Marques de Murrieta Spain 51 £16.765710440 Rioja Gran Reserva 1999, Faustino I Spain 51 £18.805610560 Castillo Ygay Rioja Gran Reserva Especial, Marques de Murrieta Spain 51 £28.82

ZINFANDEL

5616620 Zinfandel, Invenio, California USA 72 £5.655616990 Zinfandel, Rex Goliath, California USA 72 £7.765607160 Old Vine Zinfandel, Ironstone, California USA 72 £9.70

NEW WORLD SINGLE VARIETALS

5616880 Carmenère, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.515616830 Carmenère, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 62 £5.715605334 Petit Verdot Vat 4, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 57 £8.575605120 Tarrango, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 57 £9.005618260 Valpolicella, Montezovo, Veneto Italy 44 £9.36

EUROPEAN SINGLE VARIETALS

5616330 Nero d’Avola, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 43 £5.595616980 Primitivo, Conviviale, Puglia Italy 43 £6.235617730 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Conviviale Italy 43 £6.265618360 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Nicodemi Terrana Italy 43 £8.145610390 Mazuelo Rioja Crianza, Azabache Spain 50 £8.415608830 Salice Salentino, Agricole Vallone, Puglia Italy 43 £8.48


REDS BY GRAPE

5610380 Graciano Rioja Reserva, Azabache Spain 51 £11.865608310 Barolo Flori, Araldica, Piemonte Italy 44 £13.555616250 Chianti Classico Riserva, Il Grigio da San Felice Italy 44 £15.06

CABERNET SAUVIGNON BLENDS

5613510 Château La Tour des Graves, Bordeaux France 17 £7.995602260 Château Pierrail Rouge, Bordeaux Supérieur France 17 £11.045617420 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £11.465613440 Château Bois Noir, Bordeaux Supérieur France 17 £11.995605190 Cabernet-Merlot, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River Australia 58 £14.725617610 Château Lamothe-Bergeron 2009, Haut-Médoc France 17 £17.225709020 Château Musar 2002, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 45 £20.995714610 Château Maucaillou 2006, Moulis France 18 £21.585617580 La Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet 2009, Haut-Médoc France 18 £24.435617570 Les Fiefs de Lagrange 2009, St. Julien France 20 £26.315714620 Château Poujeaux 2006, Moulis France 19 £26.795617600 Château Maucaillou 2009, Moulis France 19 £27.265702200 Château de Pez 2007, Cru Bourgeois Exceptionel, St. Estèphe France 20 £31.785714640 Château Sociando Mallet 2006, Haut-Médoc France 18 £41.645714370 Château La Gaffelière 2001, Grand Cru, St. Emilion France 21 £46.915714650 Château Beau-Séjour Bécot 2006, St. Emilion France 21 £48.505714630 Château Boyd Cantenac 2007, Margaux France 18 £53.225614200 Château Leoville-Barton 2006, Grand Cru Classé, St. Julien France 20 £54.305714670 Château Montrose 2006, 2ème Cru Classé, St. Estèphe France 20 £74.925714290 Château L’Evangile 2004, Pomerol France 20 £78.905714300 Château Leoville-Barton 2000, Cru Classé, St. Julien France 20 £85.805701920 Château Leoville-Las-Cases 1983, 2ème Cru Classé St. Julien France 20 £97.605714600 Château Palmer 2003, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 18 £99.735701960 Château Lynch-Bages 1983, 5ème Cru Classé, Pauillac France 19 £101.905714590 Château Palmer 2002, 3ème Cru Classé Margaux France 18 £107.745702230 Château Pichon Longueville 1983 Comtesse de Lalande,






5702150 Château Palmer 1989, 3ème Cru Classé, Margaux France 18 £229.205702220 Château Pichon Longueville 1982 Comtesse de Lalande,


5701890 Château Latour 1982, 1er Cru Classé, Pauillac France 19 £1,535.53

GRENACHE BLENDS

5617700 Garnacha-Tempranillo, Monte Mediano Spain 50 £5.195600601 Grenache-Merlot, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 30 £5.325613710 Côtes du Rhône, Auguste Bessac France 28 £6.495614940 Syrah-Grenache, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 30 £6.535600590 Grenache-Merlot, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc - Litre Bottle France 30 £6.905603830 Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine Perrin France 28 £7.355617310 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Colombo & Fille France 28 £8.525617350 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Rouge, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 31 £9.495603840 Côtes du Rhône Nature, Domaine Perrin France 28 £10.265606130 Shiraz-Grenache-Mataro, 3 Amigos, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 58 £12.405603940 Vacqueyras, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 28 £14.38


5613700 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Reserve Benoit XII, August Bessac France 29 £17.085603760 Gigondas Pierre Aiguille, Paul Jaboulet Ainé France 29 £17.455603820 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards, Domaine Perrin France 29 £28.28

MERLOT BLENDS

5607880 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot, San Perito, Central Valley Chile 61 £5.215618100 Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 61 £5.375601130 Merlot-Cabernet Franc, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac France 31 £7.865609420 Merlot-Cabernet-Malbec, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 65 £12.395617550 La Chapelle de Potensac 2009, Médoc France 18 £16.915617640 Château Bernadotte 2006, Haut-Médoc France 17 £17.845617590 Château Sansonnet 2004, Grand Cru Classé, St. Emilion France 20 £20.835617620 Château Charmail 2009, Haut-Médoc France 18 £21.76

SHIRAZ BLENDS

5616400 Shiraz-Cinsaut, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 68 £5.285606420 Shiraz-Cabernet, Richmond Ridge, S.E Australia Australia 56 £5.615604680 Shiraz-Malbec, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 54 £5.675617150 Shiraz-Cabernet, River Garden, Western Cape South Africa 69 £7.405617410 Baldrick Shiraz, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 69 £9.99

EUROPEAN BLENDS

5613860 Vignes d’Oc Rouge, Languedoc France 30 £5.305609510 Touriga-Cabernet-Alfrocheiro, Casa do Lago, Lisboa Portugal 46 £6.285614490 Irreverente, Beiras Portugal 46 £8.845617270 Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso, Fabiano Italy 44 £13.545617220 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, La Colombaia Italy 44 £22.65

NEW WORLD BLENDS

5605990 Black Label Red, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 56 £6.865606140 Tiger Country, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 58 £13.84


WHITES BY GRAPE

CHARDONNAY COUNTRY PAGE PRICE

5607790 Chardonnay, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.295616720 Chardonnay, Gulara, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.475615070 Chardonnay, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.515617200 Chardonnay, La Umbra, Colinele Dobrogei Romania 49 £5.635616800 Chardonnay, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.715610050 Unwooded Chardonnay, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.895613560 Chardonnay, The Paddock, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.985605230 Chardonnay, Castle Creek, S.E Australia Australia 58 £6.005604650 Chardonnay, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 55 £6.465616470 Chardonnay, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Casablanca Valley Chile 64 £6.465613880 Chardonnay, Tanguero, Finca Flichman, Mendoza Argentina 55 £6.475617380 Chardonnay, Wandering Bear, California USA 73 £6.505613400 Chardonnay, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes du Thongue France 32 £6.825605950 Chardonnay Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 59 £6.865601230 Unoaked Chardonnay, Laroche, Languedoc France 32 £7.355613520 Chardonnay, Benchmark, Grant Burge, South Australia Australia 59 £7.645613540 Unoaked Chardonnay, Crystal Brook, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.375605350 Chardonnay Vat 7, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.695613580 Unoaked Chardonnay, Rolling, Orange Australia 59 £9.305603370 Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres, Louis Latour France 24 £9.645613690 Unoaked Chardonnay, Mâcon Villages, Aujoux France 24 £9.995603390 Chablis, Le Manoir France 23 £10.195609430 Chardonnay, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.295605530 Chardonnay, Brightview, Simon Hackett, Barossa Australia 59 £10.435607030 Chardonnay, Toasted Head, R. H. Phillips, California USA 73 £11.285603470 Petit Chablis, Domaine Laroche France 23 £11.445614620 Chablis, La Lotte France 23 £11.525607690 Chardonnay, Montes Alpha, Curico Chile 64 £11.675618190 Saint-Véran, P. Ferraud et Fils France 24 £12.485603450 Montagny, Louis Latour France 24 £12.855603210 Chablis Saint Martin, Domaine Laroche France 23 £13.895603500 Pouilly Fuissé, P. Ferraud et Fils France 24 £14.905606090 Chardonnay, Calgardup, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60 £16.135603280 Chablis 1er Cru Les Vaudevay, Domaine Laroche France 24 £18.785614450 Chardonnay, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 67 £19.005609080 Chardonnay, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £19.035609930 Chardonnay, Hamilton Russell, Walker Bay South Africa 71 £20.975618080 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Les Murgers des Dents de Chien,

Gerard Thomas et FillesFrance 24 £23.69

5603420 Meursault 1er Cru, Château de Blagny, Louis Latour France 24 £28.945603290 Chassagne-Montrachet, Louis Latour France 24 £32.295603540 Puligny-Montrachet, Louis Latour France 24 £35.835703560 Puligny-Montrachet 2009, Louis Carillon et Fils France 24 £41.155703310 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2000, Domaine Louis Latour France 25 £55.205703160 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2001, Domaine Louis Latour France 25 £93.995714270 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2005, Vincent Girardin France 25 £108.70

CHENIN BLANC

5610271 Chenin Blanc, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.205616390 Chenin Blanc, Boars Kloof, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 70 £5.285610060 Chenin Blanc, Rocheburg, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.735616740 Chenin Blanc Medium, Las Cazas, Mendoza Argentina 55 £5.755614800 Chenin Blanc, GoldCoast, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.975618520 Chenin Blanc, Hope Bay, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.99


5617540 Chenin Blanc, Signal Cannon, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 70 £8.005605030 Chenin Blanc, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 59 £8.085614680 Chenin Blanc By L’Avenir, Laroche, Western Cape South Africa 70 £8.325604310 Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chereau Carré France 26 £8.425609180 Chenin Blanc, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.29

GEWÜRZTRAMINER

5617830 Gewürztraminer Reserva, Viña Morandé Chile 64 £8.295617840 Gewürztraminer, Michel Leon, Alsace France 35 £10.015615000 Gewürztraminer, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £13.13

MUSCAT

5605050 Dry Muscat, Brown Brothers, Victoria Australia 59 £8.41

PINOT GRIGIO/GRIS

5616090 Pinot Grigio, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély Hungary 41 £5.445617190 Pinot Grigio, La Umbra, Dealurile Transilvaniei Romania 49 £5.635616550 Pinot Grigio, Invenio, Veneto Italy 45 £5.795616920 Pinot Grigio, Soprano Italy 45 £5.915608600 Pinot Grigio, Laroma, Venezie Italy 45 £6.095604690 Pinot Gris, Las Boleras, J & F Lurton, Valle de Uco Argentina 55 £8.185608735 Pinot Grigio, Brown Brothers, King Valley Australia 59 £9.265617230 Pinot Grigio, Bottega Vinai, Trentino Italy 45 £9.515609480 Pinot Gris, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.195609220 Pinot Gris, Esk Valley, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 66 £10.295615060 Pinot Grigio, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 59 £10.99

RIESLING

5614930 Riesling, Via Fordulo, Mór Hungary 41 £5.445616600 Riesling, Invenio Germany 39 £6.055604380 Riesling, Special Edition, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £6.575604540 Riesling Kabinett, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £6.835604550 Riesling Spätlese, Reh Kendermann Germany 39 £7.195617850 Riesling, Michel Leon, Alsace France 35 £8.745609470 Riesling, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £9.775609190 Riesling, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.295615040 Riesling, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 59 £10.995605310 Riesling, Petaluma, Clare Valley Australia 60 £18.13

SAUVIGNON BLANC

5607830 Sauvignon Blanc, Puente del Inca, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.295600541 Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc France 32 £5.325613214 Sauvignon Blanc, Estampilla de Genio, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.395614920 Sauvignon Blanc, Via Fordulo, Azar Neszmély Hungary 42 £5.445607840 Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Helena, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.515608030 Sauvignon Blanc, Villa Rosa, Curico Chile 63 £5.585616810 Sauvignon Blanc, Urmeneta, Central Valley Chile 64 £5.715617780 Sauvignon Blanc, Riviera, Languedoc France 32 £5.745600980 Sauvignon Blanc, Les Bories, Languedoc France 32 £5.895610340 Sauvignon Blanc, Steenbok, Western Cape South Africa 70 £5.945616480 Sauvignon Blanc, Pionero, Viña Morandé, Curico Valley Chile 64 £6.465601090 Sauvignon Blanc, Honores de Berticot, IGP de l’Atlantique France 32 £6.675613410 Sauvignon Blanc, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 32 £6.75


5605970 Sauvignon Blanc Black Label, McGuigan, S.E Australia Australia 59 £6.865600530 Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvée Chante d’Or, Languedoc - Litre France 32 £6.905617140 Sauvignon Blanc, River Garden, Stellenbosch South Africa 70 £7.405616680 Sauvignon Blanc, Invenio, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £7.655609280 Sauvignon Blanc, Aroha Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £7.985614960 Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine du Pré Baron France 27 £8.585607680 Sauvignon Blanc Limited Selection, Montes, Leyda Chile 64 £9.265610370 Sauvignon Blanc, Vergelegen, Coastal Region South Africa 71 £9.355609440 Sauvignon Blanc, Esk Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £9.645617430 Sauvignon Blanc, Vondeling, Paarl South Africa 71 £9.885616260 Sauvignon Blanc, The Crossings, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.125614990 Sauvignon Blanc, Spy Valley, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.355609500 Sauvignon Blanc, Whitehaven, Marlborough New Zealand 66 £10.495615030 Sauvignon Blanc, Devil’s Corner, Tamar Ridge, Tasmania Australia 60 £10.995614610 Sancerre, Domaine Neveu France 27 £12.295604210 Pouilly Fumé, Guy Saget France 27 £12.995604280 Sancerre, Guy Saget France 27 £13.465614470 Sauvignon Blanc, Neudorf, Nelson New Zealand 67 £13.985604120 Menetou-Salon Le Silex du Carroir, Domaine Pellé France 27 £16.775604220 Pouilly Fumé Les Roches Cuvée Prestige, Guy Saget France 27 £17.995609104 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £19.215604261 Sancerre, Domaine Vacheron France 27 £20.035609110 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Koko, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough New Zealand 67 £25.59

VIOGNIER

5616790 Viognier, Riebeek, Riebeek Valley, Coastal Region South Africa 70 £6.365613430 Viognier, Domaine de Montaubéron, Côtes de Thongue France 32 £7.195601420 Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 33 £8.695703650 Condrieu 2008, E. Guigal France 29 £35.16

EUROPEAN SINGLE VARIETY

5616340 Catarratto, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 44 £5.595618340 Grillo, Il Meridione, Sicily Italy 44 £5.595604130 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine, Chereau Carré France 26 £6.295618150 Fiano Lunate, Botter, Sicily Italy 45 £6.735601290 Unoaked Terret, Laroche, Languedoc France 32 £7.055617890 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie ‘Bleu’, Loire France 26 £7.085610530 Rioja, Marques de Caceres Spain 52 £7.755617470 Ermita de San Felices Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Santalba Spain 52 £7.775604170 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie,


5614540 Gavi La Battistina, Araldica Italy 45 £8.385617400 Picpoul de Pinet, La Côte de Flamenc, Languedoc France 33 £8.415604150 Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie,

Comte Leloup de Chasseloir, Chereau CarréFrance 27 £9.49

5610600 Marques de Riscal Rueda Spain 52 £11.765616910 Friendly Grüner Veltliner, Laurenz V, Niederosterreich Austria 35 £11.875617290 Bacchus, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 37 £12.785608780 Soave Classico Superiore, Inama Italy 45 £12.885608560 Gavi Terra Rossa, La Zerba Italy 45 £12.985608571 Greco di Tufo Loggia della Serra, Terredora, Campania Italy 45 £13.055608104 Bacchus Dry, Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornwall England 37 £14.28


5610670 Albariño, Pazo de Barrantes, Rias Baixas Spain 52 £16.025610570 Reserva Blanco, Capellania, Marques de Murrieta, Rioja Spain 52 £16.76

NEW WORLD SINGLE VARIETY

5605360 Verdelho Vat 6, De Bortoli, S.E Australia Australia 59 £8.69

CHARDONNAY BLENDS

5618130 Viura-Chardonnay, Las Valles, Cariñena Spain 52 £5.255606430 Chardonnay-Semillon, Richmond Ridge, S.E Australia Australia 58 £5.615601411 Chardonnay-Viognier, Laurent Miquel, Languedoc France 32 £6.53

SAUVIGNON BLANC BLENDS

5618250 Eva-Sauvignon Blanc, Tres Altas Spain 52 £5.075607890 Sauvignon-Semillon, San Perito, Central Valley Chile 63 £5.215618110 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Whistle Blower, Casablanca Valley Chile 63 £5.375601140 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Château des Eyssards, Bergerac France 32 £7.865602490 Château Pierrail Blanc, Bordeaux Supérieur France 21 £7.945606111 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc, McHenry Hohnen, Margaret River Australia 60 £11.005605201 Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon, Cape Mentelle, Margaret River Australia 60 £13.27

NEW WORLD BLENDS

5604660 Chenin-Torrontes, Avanti, Bodegas Borbore, San Juan Argentina 55 £5.675606100 Marsanne-Chardonnay-Roussanne, 3 Amigos,

McHenry Hohnen, Margaret RiverAustralia 60 £12.40

EUROPEAN BLENDS

5617690 Arién-Macabeo-Chardonnay, Monte Mediano Spain 52 £5.195613850 Vignes d’Oc Blanc, Languedoc France 32 £5.305600571 Medium Dry, Cuvée Chante d’Or France 32 £5.325614500 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Antonio, Botter, Umbria Italy 44 £5.395604430 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh Germany 39 £5.395604570 Piesporter Michelsberg, Franz Reh Germany 39 £5.785614080 Garganega-Pinot Grigio, San Alessandro, Venezie Italy 45 £5.865609520 Fernão Pires-Arinto-Chardonnay, Casa do Lago, Lisboa Portugal 46 £6.285600560 Medium Dry, Cuvée Chante d’Or - Litre Bottle France 32 £6.905614810 Frascati Superiore Crio 10, San Marco Italy 45 £7.225608110 Dart Valley Reserve, Sharpham Vineyard, Devon England 37 £9.245617360 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Blanc, M. Chapoutier, Roussillon France 33 £9.495603850 Côtes du Rhône Reserve Blanc, Domaine Perrin France 29 £9.595617910 Madeleine Angevine, Knightor Winery, Cornwall England 37 £9.965604410 Liebfraumilch, Franz Reh - Magnum Germany 39 £10.22


Margin Requiredon 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 £14.38

53 2.553 £5.75 £14.68

54 2.608 £5.75 £15.00

55 2.667 £5.75 £15.33

56 2.727 £5.75 £15.68

57 2.791 £5.75 £16.05

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 £18.16

63 3.244 £5.75 £18.65

64 3.333 £5.75 £19.17

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 £22.26

70 4.000 £5.75 £23.00

71 4.138 £5.75 £23.79

72 4.285 £5.75 £24.64

73 4.445 £5.75 £25.56

74 4.615 £5.75 £26.54

75 4.800 £5.75 £27.60

PROFIT CALCULATOR

To calculate your gross margin on retail price you need to multiply the ex VAT cost price by the relevant factor to achieve the inc VAT list price at that margin.

For example, to achieve 60% margin on a wine that costs £5.75 ex VAT, multiply 5.75 by 3.001 to give £17.25 inc VAT.

RESPONSIBLE DRINKING

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 times the amount of wine in litres. Thus a small glass (125ml) of Medium Dry, Cuvée Chante d’Or is as follows:

11.5% X 0.125 = 1.44 UNITSA MEDIUM GLASS (175ML) IS 11.5% X 0.175 = 2 UNITSA LARGE GLASS (250ML) IS 11.5% X 0.250 = 2.88 UNITSA SMALL GLASS OF ROLLING SHIRAZ IS 14% X 0.125 = 1.75 UNITSA MEDIUM GLASS (175ML) IS 14% X 0.175 = 2.45 UNITSA LARGE GLASS (250ML) IS 14% X 0.250 = 3.5 UNITS


TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Terms & Conditions of Trading1. Terms of payment

Accounts are to be paid by the 24th day of the month following the date of supply as specified on the statement. If payment is not made within the agreed credit period we reserve the right to charge interest at the rate of 3% above Barclays Bank Base Rate per month from the date on which payment falls due until the date on which payment is actually received notwithstanding that such claims to interest and/or to surcharges for non-payment may have been waived by us in the past. Any account falling overdue will not qualify for discount relating to the overdue amount and we reserve the right to re-impose without notice any discounts that have been allowed if payment is not made in full by the due date. Direct Debit facilities are available. All costs including legal fees incurred by us in collection of amounts due hereunder or in enforcing repossession under Clause 3 below will be payable by the customer. Any bank charges incurred by us, through cheques or direct debits not being honoured for any reason, will be payable by the customer. We reserve the right to suspend or terminate credit facilities at any time.

2. ClaimsAll goods should be examined at the time of delivery and any loss or damage signed for accordingly. If examination is impractical at time of delivery, please sign the delivery note and mark it ‘UNEXAMINED’. In any event St Austell Brewery/Depots must be notified of any discrepancies and/or breakages in deliveries received not later than the day following the day of delivery.

3. Title of goodsThe goods shall remain the property of the Seller ‘St Austell Brewery Co. Ltd.’ until cheques received are cleared and full payment has been received for them from the Buyer. Until such payment is received the Buyer shall hold the goods on behalf of the Seller and shall store the goods in such a way as they are identifiable as the property of the Seller. If the goods are sold before the Seller has been paid in full, the Buyer shall hold the proceeds of the sale on trust for the Seller, and such sale is only authorised by the Seller if it takes place in the ordinary course of the Buyer’s business. In the event of non-payment by the Buyer on the due date, the Seller shall be entitled to enter the premises of the Buyer and take such measures as are reasonably necessary to recover the goods. The Seller 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 the seller. The Seller shall be entitled to seek a court injunction to prevent the Buyer from selling, transferring or otherwise disposing of the goods.

4. OwnershipNotice is hereby given that returnable Bottles, Cases and Casks upon which a deposit may or may not have been charged are the property or responsibility of the Company. They will be credited in full when returned in good condition and their full value will be charged for if not returned.

5. Availability of stock, vintages and substitutionsIt 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.

6. PricesAll prices are quoted exclusive of V.A.T and are subject to market fluctuations, alterations in Customs and Excise Duties, and stocks being available. This company reserves the right to alter any prices or specifications at any time without notice and all goods are sold subject to prices and conditions ruling at the date of despatch. All prices include delivery within the Counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset & Somerset by our own transport providing that conditions stated under Clause 7 below are adhered to. Delivery charges outside Cornwall, Devon, Dorset & Somerset are subject to quotations upon application.

7. Deliveries and minimum ordersThis Company reserves 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.

8. WarrantyThe goods included in this list comply with the Food and Drugs Act and all other statutory requirements or regulations relating to the sale of goods.

9. Contract termsThis Company shall supply goods only on the condition that our terms and conditions, as stated above, represent the entire agreement between ourselves and our customers and that these terms and conditions supersede any prior agreement or arrangement.

10. Stock rotation and returnsIt is the Buyer’s 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. 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 the Bottle Beer Department at the Brewery. We cannot guaranteecredit on returns of other Brewers’ Cask-conditioned Ales and even where credit is given delays of up to three months must 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 5% of the value of the goods to cover costs of collection and administration.

11. Exclusion of liabilitySt. 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.

12. InsolvencyEither party may immediately terminate trading by written notice if the other becomes insolvent or is deemed to be insolvent within the meaning of section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986.

13. Money launderingFor 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.


Wine Department:

Sean Jarvis – Purchasing Manager (Drinks) – 07891 971038

Louisa Fitzpatrick – Wine Sales Manager – 07967 174407

Catherine Murden – Wine Development Manager – 07967 174414

James Fineman – Wine Development Manager – 07967 174416

Ruth Carter – Wine Development Manager – 07875 558903

Michella Cooper – Wine Department Administrator – 01726 627277

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