The Vintner Guarantee

You want great wine, we’ve got it. So much so we’re offering you The Vintner Guarantee ~ if any of our wines are faulty or you simply don’t like our recommendation, we’ll collect the remaining bottles, credit them and we’ll credit you for the bottle you tried originally.

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Sparkling & Champagne

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Prosecco Frizzante, La Tordera, DOC Treviso,
NV, Treviso, Italy, 10.5%
Both Prosecco £98.40 £8.20 £7.38
The Vettoretti family have run this fine 50hctr estate for three generations.  Harvesting is all done by hand and the winemaking by Mamma Mirella’s sons, Renato and Paolo.  A delicious Prosecco - ultra fresh, fruity and fine.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Prosecco

• Alcohol : 10.5%.

• Residual sugar : 13.5 g/lt.

• Production quantity : 85’000 bottles/2009

• Age of vine : 2009 – new vintage 2010 available from January

• Soil type : clayey soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Only by hand

• Harvest dates : from 5 to 30 September.

• Length of fermentation : 1 month

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel Tank Fermentation

• Bottle/cask ageing : 2 weeks in bottle

• Colour : pale yellow, with green tinge

• Bouquet : acacia flowers scent, fruity, apple and peach flavoured

• Serving temperature : serve chilled and drink young

• Food match : Suggestions:

• for its simple and pleasantly rustic taste it is ideal for everyday consumption.

• Ageing potential : 1 year

Crémant de Bourgogne Brut, Léonce Bocquet,
2008, Burgundy, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Gamay, Pinot Noir £138.40 £11.53 £10.38
Cracking vintage Cremant delivering more than we found from most Champagnes.   A rich mousse with fine fresh fruit - a delicious aperitif!
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• Grape variety and blend : Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Gamay, Aligoté

• Alcohol : 11,8%

• Residual sugar : 12 g/l

• Production quantity : 450 000 bottles

• Age of vine : variable

• Soil type : Clay-chalky

• Hand/machine harvested : Manual

• Harvest dates : Beginning of September

• Length of fermentation : 15 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : First fermentation in steel tank, foaming in bottle

• Bottle/cask ageing : Bottle

• Colour : White gold

• Bouquet : White flower, yellow fruit

• Serving temperature : 8 to 10°C

• Food match : Apéritif, dessert

• Ageing potential : 2 to 3 years

Morton Estate Reserve Sec, Méthode Traditionelle,
NV, Marlborough, New Zealand, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £147.24 £12.27 £11.04
This beat so many contenders in our New World fizz taste off, Pelorus to mention just one!!  Slightly richer than our Champagnes with ripe, citrus fruit balanced with tasty hints of biscuit and brioche.
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Champagne Henri Favre NV Brut, Dizy,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £257.88 £21.49 £19.34
Also available in magnums. One of the finds of our tasting!  Fantastic Champagne with exceptional balance.  The green apple fruit and creamy texture combine magnificently to create a moreish, dry and crisp Champagne.
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Champagne Henri Favre NV Blanc de Blancs, Dizy,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.5%
Cork Chardonnay £272.00 £22.67 £20.40
This is when it all gets more serious!!  100% Chardonnay from fruit grown in the finest Côtes des Blancs vineyards.  Rich and rewarding with ample fruit to provide the fresh balance.  Creamy and complex!
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Champagne André Clouet Grand Cru Grande Reserve NV, Bouzy,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Pinot Noir £294.12 £24.51 £22.06
Made by our longest standing friend and supplier Jean Francois Clouet, this is terrific Grand Cru Champagne made exclusively from Pinot Noir grapes. Elegant and fine with rich, biscuity flavour.
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Bollinger Special Cuvee NV, AOC Champagne,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £475.08 £39.59 £35.63
Bollinger is as reliable as ever, and has the House’s trademark richness and length.
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• Grape variety and blend : 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay, 15% Pinot Meunier

• Alcohol : 12%

• Residual sugar : 8-9 g/l

• Production quantity :

• Age of vine : 4-10 years

• Soil type :

• Hand/machine harvested :

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation :

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation :

• Bottle/cask ageing :

• Colour :

• Bouquet :

• Serving temperature :

• Food match :

• Ageing potential :

Champagne Laurent Perrier NV, AOC Champagne,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £340.44 £28.37 £25.54
A classic – it is a balance of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir with a touch of the Pinot Meunier giving it freshness with plenty of fruit, tremendous balance and length.
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• Grape variety and blend : Chardonnay 45% Pinto Noir 40% Pinot Meunier 15%

• Alcohol : 12%

• Residual sugar : Light (-12g/l)

• Production quantity : Depends on the harvest

• Age of vine : 20 – 30 years

• Soil type : Chalk

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates : Normally September

• Length of fermentation : About 2 weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Generally a few months

• Bottle/cask ageing : Minimum 3 years

• Colour : Pale Gold

• Bouquet : Delicate and complex, hints of citrus and white fruit

• Serving temperature : 8 to 10 degrees C

• Food match : Refined fish dishes, lighter seafood as well as white meat and poultry.

• Ageing potential : All NV champagnes are ready to drink on release having spent at least three years maturing in our cellars. They should keep (if kept in good conditions) for at least five years. After this period they will still be drinkable but will take on a deeper hue and will have lost their freshness. Even up to 10 years they should be OK.

Cremant de Bourgogne Rosé NV, Léonce Bocquet,
NV, Burgundy, France, 11%
Cork Gamay, Pinot Noir £147. £12.33 £11.10
Beautifully pretty pink Cremant that not only looks the part but tastes just too delicious for words.  Bright salmon pink in colour with sparkling strawberries in the glass!
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• Grape variety and blend : Pinot Noir and Gamay

• Alcohol : 11,3%

• Residual sugar : 11,5 g/l

• Production quantity : 150 000 bottles

• Age of vine : variable

• Soil type : Clay-chalky

• Hand/machine harvested : Manual

• Harvest dates : Beginning of September

• Length of fermentation : 15 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : First fermentation in steel tank, foaming in bottle

• Bottle/cask ageing : Bottle

• Colour : Light pink

• Bouquet : Fresh red fruit

• Serving temperature : 8 to 10°C

• Food match : Apéritif, Fruit Charlotte, Pie

• Ageing potential : 2 years

Champagne Henri Favre NV Rose, Dizy,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.5%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £288.00 £24.00 £21.60
Fabulously pretty, this pink tastes exactly as it looks. Liquidised strawberries in a glass. A top quality pink Champagne.
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Laurent Perrier Rosé, AOC Champagne,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £552.00 £46.00 £41.40
The well loved LP Rosé doesn’t disappoint. This is wonderfully expressive and intensely fruity because it is made by extended skin contact time. One to enjoy on any occasion.
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• Grape variety and blend : Pinot Noir

• Alcohol : 12%

• Residual sugar : Light (-12g/l)

• Production quantity : Depends on the harvest

• Age of vine : Average of 30 years

• Soil type : Chalk

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates : Normally September

• Length of fermentation : About 2 weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Generally a few months

• Bottle/cask ageing : Minimum 4 years

• Colour : Bright, salmon pink

• Bouquet : Precise and very crisp with a lasting impression of freshness, hints of soft red fruits.

• Serving temperature : 8 to 10 degrees C

• Food match : Charcuterie and poultry and red fruit desserts.  The more daring will try it with Asian cuisine.

• Ageing potential : All NV champagnes are ready to drink on release having spent at least three years(four years in the case of LP Rose) maturing in our cellars. They should keep (if kept in good conditions) for at least five years. After this period they will still be drinkable but will take on a deeper hue and will have lost their freshness. Even up to 10 years they should be OK.

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Rosé

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Saint Roch Rosé, Foncalieu,
2009, Vin de France, France, 12.5%
Screwcap Cab Sauvignon £71.20 £5.93 £5.34
Fresh, fruity and dangerously delicious, this is one of a trio of wines made for us by the wonderful team at Foncalieu.  The Vintner team spent the day with Vincent selecting the very best cuvées to produce this perfect summer cooler.
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Sancerre ‘La Mercy-Dieu’ AOC, Domaine Bailly-Reverdy,
2009, Loire, France, 13.0%
Cork Cab Sauvignon £170.40 £14.20 £12.78
We’ve entered the ‘mega classy Rose’ category here and what a wine to do it with.  Amazing purity of red fruit (100% Pinot Noir), magnificent minerality and beautiful balance are the hallmarks of this wonderful pink.
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Cabernet de Saumur AOC, Réserve des Vignerons des Caves de Saumur,
2009, Loire, France, 12.5%
Cork Cab Franc £94.40 £7.87 £7.08
Another star of the list.  We were up against hot competition to get the very best Rose at this price and we’ve definitely found it from our friends in Saumur.  Salmon pink in colour, dry, fruity and totally ‘drink me!’
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White

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Saint Roch Blanc, Foncalieu,
2009, Vin de France, France, 11.0%
Screwcap Colombard, Ugni Blanc £71.16 £5.93 £5.34
Really super French country white.  It tastes exactly (in fact better) than it should!  Crisp with green apple and citrus fruit, refreshing and tasty both with and without food, it ticked both the very good and the versatile box for us beautifully.
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Côtes de Gascogne IGT, Domaine Cambos,
2009, Côtes de Gascogne, France, 12.0%
Cork Gros Manseng £88.48 £7.37 £6.64
This cracking dry white is now firmly established in the Vintner's top sellers. Made from the weird and wonderful Gros Manseng grape, it's smooth, citrusy, slightly honeyed and utterly delicious. We've yet to find anybody who doesn't love this wine!
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Picpoul de Pinet AOC, Duc de Morny,
2009, Coteaux du Languedoc, France, 13.0%
Screwcap Picpoul £98.40 £8.20 £7.38
If there was ever a wine made for oysters, this is it (and possibly our Muscadet as well).  Clean fruit, perfectly balanced acidity with terrific texture, we should drink more of this wine in the UK.
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Bordeaux Blanc AOC, Château Bauduc,
2009, Bordeaux, France, 13.0%
Cork Sauvignon, Semillon £97.92 £8.16 £7.34
We’re a bit biased as this is made by a great friend of ours, Gavin Quinney.  As his name suggests he’s ever so slightly English but he’s beating all of his French contenders at the delicious Bordeaux Blanc game.
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Alsace Riesling AOC, Pierre Sparr,
2008, Alsace, France, 12.0%
Screwcap Riesling £117.60 £9.80 £8.82
This should be appearing on the ‘wines we love but just can’t sell page’ as so many people seem to shy away from Riesling.  We urge you to try this.  It’s fruity, elegant and refreshing and is a great intro to this wonderful grape variety.
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Muscadet de Serve et Maine Sur Lie, Domaine de L’Alouette,
2009, Loire, France, 12.0%
Cork Melon de Bourgogne £99.24 £8.27 £7.44
There’s Muscadet and there’s Muscadet and there are few other places where it’s as important to get the vintage and the grower correct.  It’s just right here and this tiny Domaine in the Western Loire has made an absolute cracker. Racy acidity is balanced by ripe fruit and combine to produce a great seafood white.
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Sauvignon de Touraine AOC, Domaine de la Renaudie,
2009, Loire, France, 12.5%
Cork Sauvignon £110.40 £9.20 £8.28
It’s wonderful to find a Loire Sauvignon screaming gooseberry and cut grass and one that carries this through to a balanced flavour.  This wine does this with bells on. A truly wonderful Sauv de Touraine.
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Sancerre ‘La Mercy-Dieu’ AOC, Domaine Bailly-Reverdy,
2009, Loire, France, 14.0%
Cork Sauvignon £170.40 £14.20 £12.78
Classic Sancerre from a family who take their appellation and origin very seriously.  Franck’s son Aurelien was packed off to NZ to see how they do it on the dark side and father and son now combine their skills to make outstanding and award-winning Sancerre.
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Menetou Salon AOC, Comte Jean Maréchal,
2008, Loire, France, 12.5%
Cork Sauvignon £157.56 £13.13 £11.82
It’s not the cheapest Menetou on the market but it sure is a stunner.  Electrifying and expressive with vitality and minerality in spades, this saw most of the other Loire whites off the competition board at our tasting, whatever their appellation.
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Pouilly Fumé AOC, Comte Jean Maréchal,
2008, Loire, France, 13.0%
Cork Sauvignon £184.80 £15.40 £13.86
Another screamer from the Comte Jean Maréchal stable.  Ultra expressive Pouilly Fumé with all the classic hallmarks of crisp gooseberry fruit combining with that smokey gunflint you get from the best wines of this appelation.
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Chablis AOC, Domaine de la Meulière,
2009, Burgundy, France, 12.5%
Cork Chardonnay £145.56 £12.13 £10.92
We tasted no fewer than 39 wines to select this Domaine in Chablis.  Owned and run by the Laroche family, this is the produce of the vineyard, not the winery.  All the fruit is handpicked and fermented cool in stainless steel tanks to produce pure, elegant, dry Chablis with beautiful poise and balance.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% chardonnay

• Alcohol : 12.5

• Residual sugar : none

• Production quantity : 125 000 bottles

• Age of vine : 5 to 45 years old, depending on the plots

• Soil type : Kimmeridgian (limestone)

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvest

• Harvest dates : September 21st to 28th.

• Length of fermentation : Alcoholic fermentation : 7 days

• Then malolactic fermentation.

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Stainless steel vats

• Bottle/cask ageing : This wine has been bottled in june 2010.

• Colour : white

• Bouquet : 2009 was a very sunny vintage so the wines are powerfull, and very pleasant even when young, with great fruits and citrics. The mouth is round with very low acidity.

• Serving temperature : 10°C

• Food match : To be drunk as an aperitive, with oysters or all seafood cooked without cream or sauce. Also nice with fine ham.

• Ageing potential : 4 years

Chablis 1ér Cru ‘Les Fourneaux’ AOC, Domaine de la Meulière,
2008, Burgundy, France, 13.0%
Cork Chardonnay £203.20 £16.93 £15.24
Les Fourneaux is always the first of the Laroche’s Premier Cru vineyards to come into its drinking window.  This is perfect now, delivering a level of complexity and minerality beyond the straight Chablis.  It needs food but it IS delicious!
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% chardonnay

• Alcohol : 13

• Residual sugar : none

• Production quantity : 15 000 bottles

• Age of vine : 15 to 20 years old, depending on the plots

• Soil type : Kimmeridgian (limestone)

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvest

• Harvest dates : October 1st to 9th.

• Length of fermentation : Alcoholic fermentation : 7 days

• Then malolactic fermentation.

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Stainless steel vats

• Bottle/cask ageing : This wine has been bottled in September 2009.

• Colour : white

• Bouquet : 2008 is a perfectly well-balanced vintage : fruity and mineral. You can feel the minerality on the nose, it is very representative of the AOC. In the mouth the wine is round, long and crisp.

• Serving temperature : 10°C

• Food match : All the most refined seafood (scallops, lobster…).

• Ageing potential : 10 years

Mâcon Chardonnay AOC, Julien Collovray,
2009, Burgundy, France, 13.0%
Cork Chardonnay £134.40 £11.20 £10.08
Certainly one of the most exciting producers we have found.  Julien Collovray elevates the region of Mâcon well above its station.  This seemingly simple Mâcon jumps out of the glass with ripe, rich, honeyed and nutty fruit.  Its texture is terrific and its length of flavour is right up there with the best Pouilly-Fuissés we have tasted.
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Saint-Véran AOC, Julien Collovray,
2008, Burgundy, France, 12.5%
Cork Chardonnay £166.40 £13.87 £12.48
The most impressive of Julien's three wines! Every tasting we have put this in to people swear blind that they're drinking a Puligny or a Meursault. This is THE best St. Veran the Vintner team have ever tasted!
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• Grape variety and blend : CHARDONNAY 100%

• Alcohol : 13%VOL

• Residual sugar : 2.9gr

• Production quantity : 30 000 bottles

• Age of vine : 45

• Soil type : CLAY AND LIMESTONE

• Hand/machine harvested : MACHINE HARVESTED

• Harvest dates : 10 SEPTEMBER

• Length of fermentation : 3 weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : 30 % barrel; 70 % steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : 10 months

• Colour : White

• Bouquet : Ripe fruits aromas, citrus, white flowers notes and mineral touch. Lightly wooded, complex and elegant.

• Serving temperature : 13°C

• Food match : Sea food, creamy chicken, goat cheese...

• Ageing potential : 5 years

Pouilly-Fuissé AOC, Julien Collovray,
2008, Burgundy, France, 13.0%
Cork Chardonnay £236.80 £19.73 £17.76
This is on a par with the best village wines of the Côte d’Or.  Of course it’s different, it’s slightly riper, richer and fleshier than you’d get from a Puligny but we’d happily pin (very good) Meursault to the bottle in a blind tasting.
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• Grape variety and blend : CHARDONNAY 100 %

• Alcohol : 13%vol

• Residual sugar : 2.4gr

• Production quantity : 10 000

• Age of vine : 55

• Soil type : Clay and limestone

• Hand/machine harvested : Machine

• Harvest dates : 20 September

• Length of fermentation : 3 weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Barrel 100 %

• Bottle/cask ageing : 10 months

• Colour : White

• Bouquet : The nose expresses a mineral complexity and beautiful fruits. The mouth is well balanced, structured and round with generosity.

• Serving temperature : 13°C

• Food match : Grilled fish, creamy chicken, cheeses or by himself.

• Ageing potential : 7 years

Mercurey Blanc AOC, Château De Chamirey,
2007, Burgundy, France, 13.5%
Cork Chardonnay £242.04 £20.17 £18.16
(Also available in Magnums) Showstopping white Burgundy from this lesser-regarded appellation.  We tasted 23 different Meursaults, Pulignys and Chassagnes and not one of them could touch this for deliciousness, not even the Premier Crus.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Chardonnay

• Alcohol : 13.5 %

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity :

• Age of vine : 25 years

• Soil type : Clay and limestone mix

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation :

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Ripe stone fruits with a toasty background and citrus lift

• Serving temperature : 7 °

• Food match : Scallops, Crayfish, Langoustine and hard cheeses

• Ageing potential : 2-8 years

Grüner Veltliner L+T, Weingut Dürnberg,
2009, Weinviertel, Austria, 11.5%
Cork Grüner Veltliner £102.36 £8.53 £7.68
Odd to be listing two Grüner Veltliners when we’ve only got one Meursault but these two are our kind of wines.  This, their light and trocken, is exactly what it says it is: light, dry and ultra refreshing!
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Grüner Veltliner DAC, Weingut Dürnberg,
2009, Weinviertel, Austria, 12.5%
Screwcap Grüner Veltliner £111.96 £9.33 £8.40
Dürnberg is a serious estate in Weinviertel as is proved by this DAC Grüner.  It’s run by three proud, energetic and dynamic guys who work like dynamos to produce and promote excellent Austrian wine.  This has tangy orange peel fruit, it’s dry and exhibits the hallmark of this grape variety, that spicy smack of white pepper.
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Riesling Kabinett ‘Brauneberger Juffer’ QbA, Weingut Paulinshof,
2009, Mosel, Germany, 10.0%
Cork Riesling £217.60 £18.13 £16.32
Absolutely stunning Mosel Riesling.  Low in alcohol with crisp limey fruit, honey and slatey mineral flavours all rammed into one of the most delicious bottles on The Vintner’s list.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Riesling

• Alcohol : 10%

• Residual sugar : 40g/l

• Production quantity : 65 hl/ha

• Age of vine : 24 years

• Soil type : Iron-rich slate

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates : 28. 10. 2010

• Length of fermentation : 65 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Stainless steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : No

• Colour : Pale lemon

• Bouquet : Fresh lemon & lime fragrance

• Serving temperature : 5 degrees

• Food match : Salted almonds; crustaceans

• Ageing potential : Til 2016

Rueda Blanco DO, María de Molina,
2009, Rueda, Spain, 13.0%
Cork Verdejo, Viura £84.00 £7.00 £6.30
We just love this wine and thankfully, you, our customers, seem to love it too. A really exciting dry white - liquidised Granny Smith apples with a twist of lime but, like all our wines, it's balanced, so it's refreshing and moreish too.
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Sierra de Siles Blanco, Vino de la Tierra de Castilla,
2009, Tierra de Castilla, Spain, 13.0%
Cork Macabeo, Sauvignon £74.40 £6.20 £5.58
This is really tasty, citrusy, slightly creamy dry white that's easy to enjoy with or without food. Serve it chilled and it's good for a party as it is for a refreshing glass at the end of the day.
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• Grape variety and blend : Macabeo – Sauvignon Blanc

• Alcohol : 13 %

• Residual sugar : 2 g.

• Production quantity : 80,000 bottles

• Age of vine : 8 – 30 years

• Soil type : Calcareous with a sand/clay top soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand and machine

• Harvest dates : Last 2 weeks of September

• Length of fermentation : 10 – 14 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : bottle

• Colour : Straw white

• Bouquet : floral

• Serving temperature : 6 – 8ºC.

• Food match : Fish poultry

• Ageing potential : 2 years

Albariño ‘Carqueixal’ DO, Bodegas Viña Nora,
2009, Rias Baixas, Spain, 13.0%
Cork Albariño £135.24 £11.27 £10.14
It was difficult to find a really good Albariño at this price but we’ve certainly found one here.  This joins the Muscadet and the Picpoul in the deliciousness table with shellfish.  Fresh acidity combine with ripe citrus fruit to provide a great alternative to the best whites of the Eastern Loire.
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Albariño de Fefiñanes DO, Del Palacio de Fefiñanes,
2009, Rias Baixas, Spain, 12.5%
Cork Albariño £222.40 £18.53 £16.68
Arguably the best Albariño money can buy.  Fefiñanes is the oldest estate in Rias Baixas producing classic, complex and characterful dry white from this magnificent grape variety.  A great alternative to some of the great Sauvignons of the Loire valley and a truly wonderful wine!
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Pinot Grigio ‘Villa San Martino’ IGT, Cantina di Bertioli,
2009, Friuli, Italy, 12.0%
Screwcap Pinot Grigio £80.80 £6.73 £6.06
Such an important white to get right and we’d challenge any contender to beat this Italian Pinot Grigio at this price.  Produced and grown on this meticulous family-run estate, this is really tasty and dangerously drinkable dry white.
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Gavi DOCG, La Battistina Estate,
2009, Piemonte, Italy, 12.5%
Cork Cortese £104.80 £8.73 £7.86
Gavi can so often be unexciting and insipid but not this one from La Battistina.  This has everything we were looking for: lime-like fruit, racy acidity and great length of flavour.
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Grillo IGT, Ca’di Ponti,
2009, Sicilia, Italy, 12.5%%
Screwcap Grillo £74.04 £6.17 £5.56
A cracking Sicillian dry white from the little known grape variety, Grillo. This stole the show at an Italian white tasting we held in November last year and it's putting smiles on many faces now. Crisp, fresh and fruity, slightly herbaceous and ripe, this is an enjoy it with anyone, wherever wine.
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Yelcho Reserva Sauvignon, Lolol Valley,
2010, Casablanca Valley, Chile, 13.0%
Screwcap Sauvignon £79.80 £6.65 £5.99
Made for us by the team at Ventisquero, one of the leading wineries in Chile, this is a cut above your average Chilean Sauv.  Tangy grapefruit aromas and flavours are plentiful in this cracking dry white.
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Wild Yeast Chenin Blanc, False Bay Vineyards,
2010, Western Cape, South Africa, 13.0%
Screwcap Chenin Blanc £95.16 £7.93 £7.14
Certainly one of the best selling whites on the Vintner list. This is delicious dry white, complex and true to the origins of this wonderful grape varietal. It's slightly honeyed with lively, citrusy fruit - Another wine that we've yet to find somebody who doesn't love or at least like it.
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Chardonnay Prestige Cuvée, Bon Courage,
2009, Robertson, South Africa, 14.0%
Cork Chardonnay £114.36 £9.53 £8.58
A belting barrel-fermented, tropical fruit packed bombshell of a Chardonnay.  Extremely well made, this is exactly what we were looking for in an oak-aged New World Chardonnay. Rich, generous and ripe.
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White Label Sauvignon Blanc, Morton Estate,
2009, Marlborough, New Zealand, 13.5%
Screwcap Sauvignon £117.60 £9.80 £8.82
(Also available in half bottles). Morton has made huge leaps in the last few years to produce top flight Sauvignon, Pinot and Sparkling. This has beautiful balance, that hint of mango and passionfruit, tamed by a degree minerality and sophistication that's rarely found from this region.
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Sauvignon Blanc, Clifford Bay,
2009, Awatere Valley, Marlborough, New Zealand, 13.0%
Screwcap Sauvignon £130.44 £10.87 £9.78
Exotic, full flavoured and ultra fruity Kiwi Sauv, bursting with mango, gooseberry and passion fruit.  This is wonderful with flavoursome, spicy food.
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Pinot Gris, Archangel Estate,
2009, Central Otago, New Zealand, 13.5%
Screwcap Pinot Gris £175.20 £14.60 £13.14
Only 200 cases were made of this and it's an absolute star on our list!  This is a ‘must try before you die’ wine.  It’s ripe, and retains fresh acidity.  We’re sure it’s a foody white but we’d quite happily bath in it if we could afford to do so.
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• Grape variety and blend : Pinot Gris

• Alcohol : 13.7%

• Residual sugar : 7.7 g/L

• Production quantity : 200 Dozen

• Age of vine : 5 years

• Soil type : A blend of loess, gravel, schist, mineral quartz

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates : May 5th 2009

• Length of fermentation :

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel Tank

• Bottle/cask ageing :

• Colour : Pale Straw

• Bouquet : Displays aromatic spices & honeysuckle. The palate opens up to tropical fruits, quince & ripe pear.

• Serving temperature : 8 degrees C

• Food match : Pork tenderloin, Asian dishes with aromatic spices; Steamed mussels with wine & herbs

• Ageing potential : 3 years

Archangel Riesling, Avalon Estate,
2009, Central Otago, New Zealand, 12.0%
Screwcap Riesling £175.20 £14.60 £13.14
So different from Paulinshof’s Mosel Riesling but equally deserved of the top slot on our ‘wines we love but we might never sell’ page (only 80 cases of it were made anyway) .  Please prove us wrong as you’ll be happy you’ve done so!  Ripe and fleshy like the Pinot Gris above with that tasty whack of lime you’d hope for from this majestic grape variety.
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• Grape variety and blend : Riesling

• Alcohol : 12%

• Residual sugar : 7.5 g/L

• Production quantity : 70 Dozen

• Age of vine : 3 years

• Soil type : A blend of loess, gravel, schist, mineral quartz

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates :  April 22nd 2009

• Length of fermentation :

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel Tank

• Bottle/cask ageing :

• Colour : Pale Straw

• Bouquet : Exhibits zesty floral notes of lime leaf & ripe apple. The palate is layered with stone fruit & fennel with a flinty texture & focused finish.

• Serving temperature : 8 degrees C

• Food match : Goats cheese, Lime roasted salmon, scallops, fish

• Ageing potential : 5 years

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Red

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Saint Roch Rouge, Vignobles Foncalieu,
2009, Vin de France, France, 12.5%
Screwcap Carignan, Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £71.16 £5.93 £5.34
Juicy, chunky, fruity and ripe. A truly tasty red that’s easy to enjoy on its own but it’s great with a good steak ‘à point’ too!
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Costières de Nîmes (Biologique) AOC, Domaine Moulin Piot,
2009, Rhône, France, 14.8%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £99.96 £8.33 £7.50
This is what southern French country red should taste like.  Bags of black fruit flavour, a healthy dollop of peppery spice and soft, seductive tannins to boot.  This is no frills, no fancies, jolly good red. Oh, and it's organic too.
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• Grape variety and blend : Syrah, Grenache noir, Mourvèdre

• Alcohol : 14.8%

• Residual sugar : <2

• Production quantity : 50 ha

• Age of vine : 4 – 45 year

• Soil type : Rolled pebbles

• Hand/machine harvested : Machine

• Harvest dates : September

• Length of fermentation : 15 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank / thermo regulated

• Bottle/cask ageing : -

• Colour : Garnet

• Bouquet : Ripe fruits, Kirsch, notes of grilled coffee

• Serving temperature : 18°C

• Food match : Grilled meat or meat in sauce

• Ageing potential : 3-5 years

Saumur Champigny AOC, Réserve des Vignerons des Caves de Saumur,
2009, Loire, France, 13.0%
Cork Cab Franc £118.44 £9.87 £8.88
We're so happy to have sold lot's of this wine and you keep coming back for more! If there was ever a vintage to buy Loire red it's 2009 and this, from the same producers as our fabulous rose, is elegant, crunchy, fruity and flavoursome.
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Bordeaux Supérieur ‘Les Trois Hectares’ AOC, Château Bauduc,
2006, Bordeaux, France, 13.0%
Cork Merlot £177.72 £14.81 £13.33
Exquisitely made Bordeaux from 100% hand harvested Merlot.  Smooth and fine with ripe, dark fruit.  It needs food but really this is the perfect match for the Sunday roast.
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Montagne Saint Emilion AOC, Château Bel Air,
2005, Bordeaux, France, 13.0%
Cork Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £144.84 £12.07 £10.86
We tasted so many average Bordeaux wines in our mammoth tasting last year and we've tasted plenty of contenders since that just fail to bring us the joy we're looking for at their price ... hence our comprehensive list of just two.  This beat many Grand Cru wines to a place on our list.  It’s fleshy, generous, ripe and rewarding - a really tasty right bank Bordeaux.
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Côte de Brouilly AOC, Domaine des Maisons Neuves,
2009, Beaujolais, France, 14.5%
Cork Gamay £132.00 £11.00 £9.90
Perhaps our best selling red, this is utterly delicious Beaujolais. Made by one of the most exciting producers we have found in a GREAT GREAT vintage, this is generous, juicy and chunky red that's delicious drinking now.
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Fleurie AOC, Domaine de la Chapelle des Bois,
2009, Beaujolais, France, 13.0%
Cork Gamay £136.80 £11.40 £10.26
Fleurie is perhaps the finest and most elegant of the Crus in Beaujolais.  Chapelle des Bois is owned and run by Eric and Chantal Coudert.  They make both Fleurie and Chiroubles and this is their top cuvee - elegant, fresh, fine and fabulous Cru Beaujolais.
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Cornas AOC, Domaine Vincent Paris,
2007, Rhône, France, 13.0%
Cork Syrah/Shiraz £305.64 £25.47 £22.92
One of the most exciting and serious wines on our list, this Cornas is a must try for any lover of Northern Rhône wines or anybody wanting to discover them.  Breathtakingly fine with powerful black Syrah fruit and the hallmark acidity of great Cornas.
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Côtes du Rhône Villages AOC, Domaine de la Vidalière,
2009, Rhône, France, 14.0%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £99.24 £8.27 £7.44
Delicious southern Rhône red.  Being a Villages appellation it’s a level up from your average Côtes du Rhône.  Fleshy, juicy, ripe and chewy, it’s soft and smooth so ready for drinking now and will only get better as the months go by.
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• Grape variety and blend : Syrah, Grenache

• Alcohol : 14%

• Residual sugar : <2

• Production quantity : 40 ha

• Age of vine : 30 years

• Soil type : argilo-calcareous soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Machine

• Harvest dates : September

• Length of fermentation : short

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : -

• Colour : Ruby

• Bouquet : Spicy and red fruits aromas

• Serving temperature : 18°C

• Food match : Grilled meat or meat in sauce

• Ageing potential : 2-3 years

Gigondas AOC, Domaine du Pesquier,
2007, Southern Rhône, France, 15.0%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £184.80 £15.40 £13.86
Pesquier is a wonderfully traditional family-run estate making powerful, robust and generous Southern Rhône wines.  This ‘07 is soft and spicy and excellent for drinking now.
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Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Clos de Brusquières,
2007, Southern Rhône, France, 15.0%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £284.80 £23.73 £21.36
This is a ‘grab your crash helmet and strap yourself in’ Châteauneuf.  It’s a brooding monster of a Southern Rhône from a magnificent old guard domaine in a magical vintage.  Hot and ripe and utterly sublime!
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Sierra de Siles, Tierra de Castilla,
2009, Tierra de Castilla, Spain, 13.0%
Cork Syrah/Shiraz, Tempranillo £74.40 £6.20 £5.58
Super Spanish red - soft, tasty and very easy to drink with and without food.
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• Grape variety and blend : Tempranillo - Syrah

• Alcohol : 13 %

• Residual sugar : 2 g.

• Production quantity : 100,000 bottles

• Age of vine : 8 – 12 years

• Soil type : Calcareous with a sand/clay top soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand and machine

• Harvest dates : Last week of September till first week of October

• Length of fermentation : 10 – 14 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : bottle

• Colour : Deep ruby red

• Bouquet : Dark berries

• Serving temperature : 16 – 18ºC.

• Food match : Red meat and cheese

• Ageing potential : 4 years

Campo de Borja DO, La Copa,
2009, Campo de Borja, Spain, 14.0%
Cork Grenache £89.64 £7.47 £6.72
This is the wine to try if you’re nervous about straying from the safely trodden path of Rioja.  Punchy and flavoursome this is a really tasty, chewy and juicy, foody red. Try it with a flavoursome casserole.
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Rioja Tinto Joven ‘Sanchobarón’, Bodegas Domeco de Jarauta, DOC,
2009, Rioja, Spain, 14.0%
Cork Tempranillo £84.84 £7.07 £6.36
Domeco de Jarauta is a really exciting Bodega in Rioja Baja.  This, their young wine, is a no-holds-barred fruity, smooth Rioja.  It’s not complex but it sure is tasty.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Tempranillo

• Alcohol : 14%

• Residual sugar : >2 gr/lt

• Production quantity : 50.000

• Age of vine : 25

• Soil type : Calcareous clay

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates : September-October

• Length of fermentation : 18 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : -

• Colour : Cherry colour

• Bouquet : Fresh fruit aromas

• Serving temperature : 16º - 17º

• Food match : Meats and cheeses

• Ageing potential : 2 years

Rioja Crianza ‘Sanchobarón’, Bodegas Domeco de Jarauta, DOC,
2007, Rioja, Spain, 14.0%
Cork Tempranillo £108.00 £9.00 £8.10
It’s in this wine that we found what we were really looking for in our Rioja.  Smoothness in the mouth, cloves and cinammon on the nose.  A wonderful winter warmer.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Tempranillo

• Alcohol : 14%

• Residual sugar : >2 gr/lt

• Production quantity : 40.000

• Age of vine : 35

• Soil type : Calcareous clay

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates : September-October

• Length of fermentation : 21 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : 14 months in cask, 10 months in bottle

• Colour : Intense cherry colour

• Bouquet : Red and black fruits in compote aromas

• Serving temperature : 17º - 18º

• Food match : All meat dishes

• Ageing potential : 5 years

Rioja Reserva ‘Sanchobarón’, Bodegas Domeco de Jarauta, DOC,
2005, Rioja, Spain, 14.0%
Cork Tempranillo £142.44 £11.87 £10.68
Grown up Reserva Rioja that needs an hour or two to breathe.  Once it’s opened up it exudes complexity on the nose - herbs, spices, smoke and fruit, and it’s delicious to drink too.  Best served with rich red meat and game.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Tempranillo

• Alcohol : 14%

• Residual sugar : >2 gr/lt

• Production quantity : 20.000

• Age of vine : 40

• Soil type : Calcareous clay

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates : September-October

• Length of fermentation : 27 days

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : 20 months in cask, 16 months in bottle

• Colour : Ruby colour, brick-red rim

• Bouquet : Great intensity, plums and blueberries

• Serving temperature : 17º - 18º

• Food match : Roasted meats, lamb and game

• Ageing potential : 10 years

Sangiovese di Puglia IGT, Ancora,
2009, Ancora, Italy, 13.5%
Screwcap Sangiovese £75.24 £6.27 £5.64
A strong contender for the best value wine on our wine list.  Unlike so many inexpensive southern Italian reds this is smooth and ‘oh so tasty’.  It’s packed with ripe black and red fruit and great just for a glass on its own or with a well cooked roast too.
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Langhe Dolba DOC, Viberti Giovanni,
2008, Piemonte, Italy, 13.5%
Cork Barbera, Dolcetto £121.56 £10.13 £9.12
The introduction to the wonderful wines of this eccentric character Giovanni Viberti.  Rustic, tasty and a great northern Italian red.  Enjoy this with some traditional Italian cooking - we’re sure you will!
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Barbera D’Alba Superiore DOC, Viberti Giovanni,
2007, Piemonte, Italy, 14.5%
Cork Barbera £184.80 £15.40 £13.86
This is in the top five most impressive wines on our list.  Absolutely amazing red.  Crammed with fruit.  It’s full bodied, smooth, spicy, seriously interesting and mega morish! Also available in magnums in ultra smart gift boxes.
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Barolo ‘Buon Padre’ DOCG, Viberti Giovanni,
2005, Piemonte, Italy, 14.0%
Cork Nebbiolo £306.36 £25.53 £22.98
Very grown up, single vineyard Barolo from a great vintage and a star grower, this commands respect and changes in flavour as you work through the bottle.
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Pinot Noir, Cycles Gladiator,
2008, California, USA, 14.0%
Cork Pinot Noir £117.60 £9.80 £8.82
Smooth, soft, velvet-like Pinot that knocks any Bourgogne Pinot Noir we’ve tried at this price level into a cocked hat.  Fruity and fine, this is great on its own and even better with chicken and guinea fowl.
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Cabernet Sauvignon, Cycles Gladiator,
2007, California, USA, 13.5%
Cork Cab Sauvignon £117.60 £9.80 £8.82
Uncomplicated, lip-smackingly delicious Californian Cabernet.  Full bodied with rich and ripe blackberry fruit.
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Merlot Clàsico, Ventisquero,
2009, Central Valley, Chile, 13.5%
Screwcap Merlot £77.64 £6.47 £5.82
This Merlot is worryingly easy to drink.  Possibly the smoothest wine on our list with soft, ripe plum fruit and an elegance we were really pleased to find in a Chilean Merlot.
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Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Yelcho,
2009, Colchagua Valley, Chile, 13.5%
Screwcap Cab Sauvignon £79.68 £6.64 £5.98
Well structured and generous Cabernet from the cool climate region of Colchagua.  A long growing season, careful vineyard work and diligent wine making have produced a terrifically tasty Cabernet.
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Reserva Carménère, Yelcho,
2009, Colchagua Valley, Chile, 13.5%
Screwcap Carmenere £79.68 £6.64 £5.98
The flagship grape variety of Chile, this is more spicy than the Cabernet with a degree more complexity.  Smooth and generous in flavour with ripe black fruit.
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Parcela #7, Viña von Siebenthal,
2007, Aconcagua Valley, Chile, 14.5%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £167.52 £13.93 £12.54
This wine proves that Chile can make great red wine.  A traditional Bordeaux blend, this is powerful, ripe and a strong contender for any left bank Cru Bourgeois Bordeaux.
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Malbec, Pascual Toso,
2009, Mendoza, Argentina, 14.0%
Cork Malbec £108.84 £9.07 £8.16
This wine’s won every medal it could have done at last year’s International Wine Challenge.  It delivers wads of black cherry fruit, a soft, creamy texture and just the right combination of power and elegance.
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White Label Pinot Noir, Morton Estate,
2009, Marlborough, New Zealand, 13.5%
Screwcap Pinot Noir £128.04 £10.67 £9.60
We’re listing three NZ Pinots and no red Burgundies which we’ll agree is a little unbalanced but we’ve yet to find a Burgundy that can hold a candle to either this or the Archangel Estate wines.  Elegance, purity and just downright deliciousness abound in this value-packed Pinot.
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The Long Trek Pinot Noir, Archangel Estate,
2009, Central Otago, New Zealand, 14.0%
Screwcap Pinot Noir £163.20 £13.60 £12.24
Wow what a cracker this wine is!  It’s the intro into the amazing wines from the Avalon Estate.  Save the Archangel for really special occasions but don’t dismiss this Long Trek.  It over-delivers in spades!
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• Grape variety and blend : Pinot Noir

• Alcohol : 14%

• Residual sugar : -

• Production quantity : 1000 Dozen

• Age of vine : 5 – 6 years

• Soil type : A blend of loess, gravel, schist, mineral quartz

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvested

• Harvest dates : April 16th – April 22nd

• Length of fermentation : Fruit fully de-stemmed, cold soak for several days prior to warming & fermentation in small open topped fermenters.

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : 10 months in French Oak barriques

• Bottle/cask ageing : 6 month

• Colour : Ruby Red

• Bouquet : Vibrant and expressive with notes of cherries, spices & wild flowers. The black notes are soft & tannins supple.

• Serving temperature : 18 degrees C

• Food match : Duck, Lamb, Rabbit, Pork

• Ageing potential : 3 years +

Pinot Noir, Archangel Estate,
2009, Central Otago, New Zealand, 14.0%
Screwcap Pinot Noir £247.20 £20.60 £18.54
Absolutely sensational, and we mean SENSATIONAL, Pinot Noir.  This is right up there with the very best Pinots from NZ including the Mount Difficulty's, Pegasus Bays, Felton Roads etc. etc. and it puts the numerous Pinots we've tried from Burgundy at this price firmly in the shade .  Dare we say it? ... this is the finest red wine on our wine list.
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•  Grape variety and blend: Pinot Noir 100%

•  Alcohol: 14%

•  Residual sugar: -

•  Production quantity: 1000 Dozen

•  Age of vine: 5 – 6 years

•  Soil type: A blend of loess, gravel, schist, mineral quartz

•  Hand/machine harvested: Hand harvested

•  Harvest dates: April 16th – April 22nd

•  Length of fermentation: Fruit partially de-stemmed & with inclusion of some whole cluster, cold soak for several days prior to warming & fermentation in small open topped fermenters.

•  Steel tank/barrel fermentation: 10 months in French Oak barriques

•  Bottle/cask ageing: 6 month

•  Colour: Ruby Red

•  Bouquet: Fragrant red & black fruit with sweet spices & savoury notes

•  Serving temperature: 18 degrees C

•  Food match: Pan roasted Duck breast, Rack of Lamb, Veal, Pork

•  Ageing potential: 5 years +

Shiraz, Cranswick Estate,
2008, S.E., Australia, 14.0%
Screwcap Syrah/Shiraz £110.40 £9.20 £8.28
Chunky, chewy, spicy and robust Aussie Shiraz.  Best enjoyed with a lightly grilled fillet of stegasaurus but good with a rump steak too.
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Keyneton Estate Euphonium, Henschke,
2004, Barossa, Australia, 14.5%
Screwcap Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah/Shiraz £306.36 £25.53 £22.98
One of the most respected estates in Australia and well deserved of that title too.  This we feel is perhaps Henschke’s best value red and is a great example of what the Barossa does best.
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• Grape variety and blend : 40% Shiraz; 25% Cab Sauv; 25% Merlot; 10% Cab Franc

• Alcohol : 14.5%

• Residual sugar :

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• Age of vine :

• Soil type :

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• Harvest dates : 14th March – 14th May

• Length of fermentation :

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• Colour : Deep crimson

• Bouquet : Spicy sweet aromas of plums, anise, blueberries and cassis with hints of smoky tar, vanilla, cedar and minty nuances

• Serving temperature : Room

• Food match : Beef penang curry

• Ageing potential : Will improve until 2015

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Dessert Wine

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Late Harvest Semillon, Morton Estate,
2006, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, 12.5%%
Screwcap £157.54 £13.13 £11.82
We think we all need a bit of sweetness in our lives and this Semillon delivers in spades! Packed with ripe, tangy orange like fruit with floral notes, fresh acidity and a smack of minerality, this is sweet but in no way cloying. We think heaven must look quite like a glass of this with a well made, tangy lemon tart.
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Moscato D’Asti, DOCG, Viberti Giovanni,
NV, Piedmont, Italy, 5.0%
Screwcap Moscato £136.08 £12.60 £11.34
This is the silliest wine on our list as we just don’t know who’s going to buy it.  We’re happy to drink it though as it is the very best wine with strawberries and cream or lemon tart.  Only 5% alchohol, sweet, crisp and ultra refreshing: this is a showstopper!
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Fine Wine

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Réserve de La Comtesse, de Pichon Lalande,
2007, Pauillac, Bordeaux, France, 12.5%
Cork Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £360.86 £30.07 £27.06
A firm and distinguished wine of great density, with spices, black fruits and liquorice coming through. The wines of Reserve de la Comtesse, like the Grand Vin, are known for their soft, feminine charm and due to the amount of Merlot in the blend they are supple, velvety and opulent. Aromas of black cherries, spice, smoke, blackberries, plums and sandalwood.
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Château Haut Batailley, 5ème Cru Classé,
2004, Pauillac, France, 13%
Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £439.05 £36.60 £32.93
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Château La Tour Figeac, Grand Cru,
1998, Saint Emilion, France, 13.5%
Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £1039.97 £86.65 £78.00
This is the finest La Tour-Figeac since the 1982. Dark ruby/purple-colored with a sensational bouquet of smoke-infused blackberries, jammy cherries, and coffee, this thick, unctuously-textured, rich, full-bodied, structured, moderately tannic wine is already gorgeous to drink. Anticipated maturity: now-2015. A sleeper of the vintage. Drink 2001-2015 . 90 points Robert Parker
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Château Haut-Bages-Averous,
2007, Pauillac, France, %
Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot £512.06 £42.67 £38.40
Second wine of Château Lynch Bages, Scored 90 points in Wine Spectator Meaty, dense, intense cassis. Rich, fresh, with good balance and intensity of flavour. Drink 2009-12. The wine has red purple , medium dark red fruit , oak , cedar/cigar , round , very good balance with finesse and  integrated tannins falling away.
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Château d’Armailhac,,
2000, Pauillac, France, %
Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £639.90 £53.33 £48.00
Rich, spicy oaky nose, plenty of zest. Lush, opulent, masses of fruit and powerful ripe tannins, cassis, classic Pauillac. Dense, built to last, majestic. An exotic, spicy, gorgeously rich blend of 58% Cabernet Sauvignon and 42% Merlot, the 2000 exhibits a dense garnet/plum/purple color in addition to a big, smoky nose of espresso, nuts, Asian spices, black plums, currants, and leather. Superbly concentrated, with sweet tannin, and a thick, juicy texture, it must be the best d'Armailhac ever made. Drink 2009-25.
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Château Léoville-Barton,,
2001, Saint Julien, France, 12.5%
Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £911.95 £76.00 £68.40
Château Léoville Barton is a typical Saint-Julien and one of the most elegant Médoc wines. The gravel soil in the very heart of the appellation is ideal for vines. The grape varieties are represented by 72% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, and 8% Cabernet franc. A wonderfully firm, concentrated wine that walks a fine, balanced line between richness and poised structure. It is classic in the best sense, showing all the shape of a fine Bordeaux, while adding the extra dimension of the freshest of black fruits, complexity from a few hints of wood, and a dark, brooding, long-lasting aftertaste. Consistent from bottle this is an outstanding offering, tight on the heels of the 2000. Civilized and approachable for a young Leoville-Barton, it exhibits a saturated plum/purple colour along with classic Bordelais aromas of damp earth, crème de cassis, smoke, vanillin, and tobacco. Medium to full-bodied and rich, with high but well-integrated tannin, and a long, 40+ second finish, it is brilliant effort, and one of the stars of the Medoc. Château Léoville Barton is a typical Saint-Julien and one of the most elegant Médoc wines. The gravel soil in the very heart of the appellation is ideal for vines. The grape varieties are represented by 72% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, and 8% Cabernet franc. A wonderfully firm, concentrated wine that walks a fine, balanced line between richness and poised structure. It is classic in the best sense, showing all the shape of a fine Bordeaux, while adding the extra dimension of the freshest of black fruits, complexity from a few hints of wood, and a dark, brooding, long-lasting aftertaste. Consistent from bottle this is an outstanding offering, tight on the heels of the 2000. Civilized and approachable for a young Leoville-Barton, it exhibits a saturated plum/purple colour along with classic Bordelais aromas of damp earth, crème de cassis, smoke, vanillin, and tobacco. Medium to full-bodied and rich, with high but well-integrated tannin, and a long, 40+ second finish, it is brilliant effort, and one of the stars of the Medoc. 92 Robert Parker
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Château Léoville Poyferré, 2ème Cru Classé,
2001, Saint Julien, France, 12.5%
Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot £832.00 £69.64 £62.40
Flamboyant expression of Saint Julien which is mature, balanced, dense & structured. Deep garnet colour with seductive notes of blackberries, prunes, toasted oak, blackcurrant & redcurrants. Great structure on the palate with undertones of caramel and floral notes. 70% new oak changed once during its' 2 year ageing in barrel. To be enjoyed with lamb stews, venison, roast pork with prunes and smelly cheeses. Drink from 2008 to 2020. Scored 90 points with Robert Parker.
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Château D’Aiguilhe,
1999, Côtes de Castillon, France, %
£447.98 £37.33 £33.60
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Château L’Arrivet Haut Brion,,
2000, Pessac-Léognan, France, %
£480.00 £40.00 £36.00
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Château Poujeaux,
1998, Moulis, France, %
£447.98 £37.33 £33.60
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Barolo San Pietro, Viberti Giovanni,
2003, Piemonte, Italy, %
£639.79 £53.32 £47.99
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Fortified Wines

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Taylors Late Bottle Vintage Port,
2004
£- £15.00

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Taylors Ten Year Old Tawny Port,
£- £21.54

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Champagne Henri Favre NV Brut MAGNUM, Dizy,
NV, Champagne, France, 12.0%
Cork Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir £264.00 £44.00 £39.60
One of the finds of our tasting! Fantastic Champagne with exceptional balance. The green apple fruit and creamy texture combine magnificently to create a moreish, dry and crisp Champagne.
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Mercurey Blanc AOC, Château De Chamirey MAGNUM,
2007, Burgundy, France, 13.5%
Cork Chardonnay £281.81 £46.97 £42.28
Showstopping white Burgundy from this lesser-regarded appellation. We tasted 23 different Meursaults, Pulignys and Chassagnes and not one of them could touch this for deliciousness, not even the Premier Crus.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% Chardonnay

• Alcohol : 13.5 %

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity :

• Age of vine : 25 years

• Soil type : Clay and limestone mix

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation :

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Ripe stone fruits with a toasty background and citrus lift

• Serving temperature : 7 °

• Food match : Scallops, Crayfish, Langoustine and hard cheeses

• Ageing potential : 2-8 years

Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Clos de Brusquières MAGNUM,
2007, Southern Rhône, France, 15.0%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £304.00 £50.93 £45.84
This is a ‘grab your crash helmet and strap yourself in’ Châteauneuf. It’s a brooding monster of a Southern Rhône from a magnificent old guard domaine in a magical vintage. Hot and ripe and utterly sublime!
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Barbera D’Alba Superiore DOC, Viberti Giovanni MAGNUM,
2007, Piedmont, Italy, 14.5%
Cork Barbera £214.00 £35.66 £32.10
Presented in the smartest individual magnum gift boxes, this is in the top five most impressive wines on our list. Absolutely amazing red. Crammed with fruit. It’s full bodied, smooth, seriously interesting and mega morish!
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Château Monbousquet, Saint Emilion Grand Cru, MAGNUM,
1998, St-Émilion, France, 13.5%
Cork £784.00 £130.67 £117.60
A thoroughly decadent and delicious St. Emilion from a great estate in a really good vintage.  The wine is now mature showing rich plum like flavours, juicy, silky tannins and a delicious creamy texture to the wine.  Fun to be served from magnums and we’re sure it tastes better for it!
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Château Pape Clement, Grand Cru Classe Pessac Léognan MAGNUM,
1998, Pessac-Léognan, France, 12.5%
Cork £1720.00 £286.67 £258.00
This really is about as good as red wine from Bordeaux gets. We’ve been tasting this wine during the course of November and cannot recommend it highly enough. With 12 years bottle age the tannins have mellowed revealing superbly complex and soft fruit, tobacco leaf and earthy, mineral tones.  From magnum the wine needs an hour or two to open up but drinks superbly with a finish that lasts an eternity.
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Château Patache d’Aux, AOC Médoc, DOUBLE MAG (4 bottles),
2002, Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £106.67 £96.00
Superbly structured, juicy and classic Bordeaux from a really consistent Chateaux.  The tannins are softening up well revealing plenty of silky, blackcurrant fruit.  It’ll age well for a further five years but will put a few smiles on faces now too. Comes in super smart individual wooden boxes.
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• Grape variety and blend : 60% Cabenet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Franc, 3% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13%

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 260 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 35 years

• Soil type : Freestone clay with pebbly soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel/barrel/clay

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Sweet spice and ripe forest fruits. Elegantly restrained

• Serving temperature : 18

• Food match : Grilled red meat and soft French cheeses

• Ageing potential : 5-20 years

Château Patache d’Aux, AOC Médoc, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
2002, Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £189.34 £170.40
Another seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting. This is superbly structured, juicy and classic Bordeaux from a really consistent Chateaux.  The tannins are softening up well revealing plenty of silky, blackcurrant fruit.  It’ll age well for a further five years but will put a few smiles on faces now too.
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• Grape variety and blend : 60% Cabenet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Franc, 3% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13%

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 260 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 35 years

• Soil type : Freestone clay with pebbly soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel/barrel/clay

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Sweet spice and ripe forest fruits. Elegantly restrained

• Serving temperature : 18

• Food match : Grilled red meat and soft French cheeses

• Ageing potential : 5-20 years

Château Liversan, AOC Haut Médoc, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
1999, Haut Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £200.00 £180.00
Seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting but the juice inside this monster is fabulous (the vineyard is just under 3 kilometres from Lafite and Mouton). Mature, ripe, cedary and spicy with plenty of fruit and life left in the wine. Delicious drinking now.
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• Grape variety and blend : 50% Cabenet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13 %

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 180 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 25 years

• Soil type : Thin gravel with chalky subsoil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Cigar box with ripe black fruits and a hint of dried spice

• Serving temperature : 18 °

• Food match : Herb crusted lamb joints, red meats and soft cheese

• Ageing potential : 5-15 years

Château Liversan, AOC Haut Médoc, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
2000, Haut Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £200.00 £180.00
Seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting but the juice inside this monster is fabulous (the vineyard is just under 3 kilometres from Lafite and Mouton). Mature, ripe, cedary and spicy with plenty of fruit and life left in the wine. Delicious drinking now.
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• Grape variety and blend : 50% Cabenet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13%

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 180 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 25 years

• Soil type : Thin gravel with chalky subsoil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Dense ripe black fruits, black cherry, cedar and vanilla.

• Serving temperature : 18

• Food match : Herb crusted lamb joints, red meats and soft cheese

• Ageing potential : 5-15 years

Château Patache d’Aux, AOC Médoc, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
2000, Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £200.00 £180.00
Another seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting but this is grown up Bordeaux from a great vintage. Patache d'Aux have been making consistently solid, traditional claret for many years and it's in vintages such as this that you find such great value from Chateaux such as this.
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• Grape variety and blend : 60% Cabenet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Franc, 3% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13%

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 260 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 35 years

• Soil type : Freestone clay with pebbly soil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel/barrel/clay

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Seductive spice with bold fruit content and endless depth

• Serving temperature : Room

• Food match : Game, Beef, Lamb, Offal, Cheese

• Ageing potential : 5-20 years

Vieux Château Gaubert, AOC Graves, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
2005, Graves, France, 13%
Cork £- £210.67 £189.60
Another seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting but this is really tasty claret indeed. From low yielding, old vines that produces wines that thorougly deserve Dominique Haverlan’s clever use of new oak. The 2005 is a cracking, well rounded wine that will live longer and be enjoyed from now too.
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• Grape variety and blend : 50% Cabenet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc

• Alcohol : 13 %

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity :

• Age of vine : 30 years

• Soil type : Gravel

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Barrel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Deep cedar wood and stewed plumb, cassis

• Serving temperature : 16 °

• Food match : Roasted red meats, game, strong cheeses

• Ageing potential : 5-20 years

Château Liversan, AOC Haut Médoc, IMPERIAL (6 bottles),
2005, Haut Medoc, France, 13%
Cork Cab Sauvignon, Merlot £- £224.00 £201.60
Seriously tasty claret in a seriously silly bottle. These sized bottles bend dining room tables and you'll need a proper gathering (or a serious problem) to get through it in a sitting but the juice inside this monster is fabulous (the vineyard is just under 3 kilometres from Lafite and Mouton). Maturing now however it's less developed than the 75cl bottles, we'd recommend this as a keeper.
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• Grape variety and blend : 50% Cabenet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot

• Alcohol : 13%

• Residual sugar :

• Production quantity : 180 000 Bottles

• Age of vine : 25 years

• Soil type : Thin gravel with chalky subsoil

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand

• Harvest dates :

• Length of fermentation : 3-4 Weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Steel

• Bottle/cask ageing : Cask

• Colour : Red

• Bouquet : Ripe fruits, black and red, with smokey spice

• Serving temperature : 18

• Food match : Roasted red meat, venison, cheese and game

• Ageing potential : 5-15 years

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Half Bottles

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Sancerre ‘La Mercy-Dieu’, Domaine Bailly-Reverdy,
2009, Loire, France, 14.0%
Cork Sauvignon £190.40 £7.93 £7.14
Classic Sancerre from a family who take their appellation and origin very seriously. Franck’s son Aurelien was packed off to NZ to see how they do it on the dark side and father and son now combine their skills to make outstanding and award-winning Sancerre.
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Pouilly Fumé AOC, Comte Jean Maréchal,
2008, Loire, France, 13.0%
Sauvignon £214.40 £8.93 £8.04
Another screamer from the Comte Jean Maréchal stable. Ultra expressive Pouilly Fumé with all the classic hallmarks of crisp gooseberry fruit combining with that smokey gunflinty quality.
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Chablis AOC, Domaine de la Meulière,
2009, Burgundy, France, 12.5%
Cork Chardonnay £169.60 £7.07 £6.36
We tasted no fewer than 39 wines to select this Domaine in Chablis. Owned and run by the Laroche family, this is the produce of the vineyard, not the winery. All the fruit is handpicked and fermented cool in stainless steel tanks to produce pure, elegant, dry Chablis with beautiful balance.
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• Grape variety and blend : 100% chardonnay

• Alcohol : 12.5

• Residual sugar : none

• Production quantity : 125 000 bottles

• Age of vine : 5 to 45 years old, depending on the plots

• Soil type : Kimmeridgian (limestone)

• Hand/machine harvested : Hand harvest

• Harvest dates : September 21st to 28th.

• Length of fermentation : Alcoholic fermentation : 7 days

• Then malolactic fermentation.

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : Stainless steel vats

• Bottle/cask ageing : This wine has been bottled in june 2010.

• Colour : white

• Bouquet : 2009 was a very sunny vintage so the wines are powerfull, and very pleasant even when young, with great fruits and citrics. The mouth is round with very low acidity.

• Serving temperature : 10°C

• Food match : To be drunk as an aperitive, with oysters or all seafood cooked without cream or sauce. Also nice with fine ham.

• Ageing potential : 4 years

Saint-Véran AOC, Julien Collovray,,
2008, Burgundy, France, 12.5%
Chardonnay £188.80 £7.87 £7.08
The most impressive of Julien's three wines! Every tasting we have put this in to people swear blind that they're drinking a Puligny or a Meursault. This is THE best St. Veran the Vintner team have ever tasted!
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• Grape variety and blend : CHARDONNAY 100%

• Alcohol : 13%VOL

• Residual sugar : 2.9gr

• Production quantity : 30 000 bottles

• Age of vine : 45

• Soil type : CLAY AND LIMESTONE

• Hand/machine harvested : MACHINE HARVESTED

• Harvest dates : 10 SEPTEMBER

• Length of fermentation : 3 weeks

• Steel tank/barrel fermentation : 30 % barrel; 70 % steel tank

• Bottle/cask ageing : 10 months

• Colour : White

• Bouquet : Ripe fruits aromas, citrus, white flowers notes and mineral touch. Lightly wooded, complex and elegant.

• Serving temperature : 13°C

• Food match : Sea food, creamy chicken, goat cheese...

• Ageing potential : 5 years

White Label Sauvignon Blanc, Morton Estate,
2009, Marlborough, New Zealand, 13.5%
Screwcap Sauvignon £127.68 £5.32 £4.79
Morton has made huge leaps in the last few years to produce top flight Sauvignon, Pinot and Sparkling. This has beautiful balance, that hint of mango and passionfruit, tamed by a degree of minerality and sophistication that's rarely found from this region.
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Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Clos de Brusquières,
2007, Southern Rhône, France, 15.0%
Cork Grenache, Syrah/Shiraz £284.88 £11.87 £10.68
This is a ‘grab your crash helmet and strap yourself in’ Châteauneuf. It’s a brooding monster of a Southern Rhône from a magnificent old guard domaine in a magical vintage. Hot and ripe and utterly sublime!
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Natural Mineral Water

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Blenheim Palace Natural Mineral Water Sparkling,
£9.53 £ £8.58
12 x 75cls

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Blenheim Palace Natural Mineral Water Sparkling,
£10.47 £ £9.42
24 x 37.5cls

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Blenheim Palace Natural Mineral Water Still,
£10.47 £ £9.42
24 x 37.5cls

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Blenheim Palace Natural Mineral Water Still,
£9.53 £ £8.58
12 x 75cls

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