White
Trebbiano Rubicone IGT – Italy - £15
Easy drinking, relatively light in alcohol with plenty of juicy fruit
La Paz Sauvignon Blanc – Chile - £16
A great value Sauvignon Blanc, hints of tropical fruit, crisp and refreshing
Calice Di Bacco Chardonnay – Italy - £16
Soft, tropical fruit flavours with a dry finish - no oak
Pinot Grigio IGT – Italy - £16
A very good example of its type without the offensive acidity found in some cheaper wines
Picpoul de Pinet – France - £18
Increasingly popular grape type. Fresh and crisp and very good with seafood.
Muscadet Sèvre et Maine, Sur Lie - 2009 – France - £18
Classic with seafood or shellfish
Stormy Cape, Chenin Blanc – RSA - £20
Aromatic, grapey and medium dry
Frost Pocket Sauvignon Blanc – New Zealand - £23
Typical Kiwi character
Chablis, 2008 – France - £28
A beautiful exposition of the chardonnay grape. Distinctive rich mineral character.
Sparkling
Canti – Prosecco – Italy - £20
Good value DOC fizz
Piper Heidsieck NV Champagne - £40
Pol Roger, White Foil NV Champagne - £50
Pale straw-yellow hue with a very fine mousse. Pretty bouquet of crisp apple, white flowers, white peach and a touch of minerality. Luscious in the finish without losing its elegance.
Pol Roger, Cuvée Winston Churchill – 1996/8 Champagne - £300
The Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill, launched in 1984 and made from a secret blend, is a Champagne of exquisite finesse and balance and one that rivals the very best of the region.
Rosé
La Lande Pays dO’c - France - £16
From the cinsault grape which lends itself to the production of quality Rosé wine.
Red
La Paz Merlot – Chile - £16
Cherry, chocolate and plum aromas complemented by sweet ripe tannins
Neblina Cabernet Sauvignon – Chile - £16
Deep ruby colour. Broad and voluptuous
Sangiovese Rubicone, Poggio della Quercia IGT – Italy - £17
Easy drinking, relatively light in alcohol with plenty of juicy fruit
Le Vendange Corbieres 2008 – France - £17
Grenache, Carignan & Syrah. Juicy, spicy bramble fruit
Carta Roja Monastrell Gran Reserva 2004 – Spain - £18
Aged in American Oak. Vanilla and ripe plum flavours
Terres De Galets, Cotes Du Rhone 2009 – France - £18
Rich and concentrated deriving its name from the smooth white pebbles the vines grow in
Mullygrubber Shiraz – Australia - £19
Full bodied Shiraz with dark and black fruit characteristics and subtle tannins
Brouilly - Pierre Cheneau – 2009 – France - £19
Like its cousin below a lovely exposition of the Gamay grape
Tiers II Rioja Crianza – 2007 – Spain - £20
Aged in oak for 12 months
Ch. Nicot, Bordeaux 2006 – France - £22
Easy drinking Claret at a competitive price
Fleurie Terre des Lys – France - £22
Beautiful balance in this favourite from Burgundy
Ch. Bel Chouteau 2010 – Lussac St. Emilion - £24
Despite its young age this is a complex full-bodied wine with an excellent finish
Lagunilla Rioja Gran Reserva 2002 – Spain - £27
Fabulous example of quality Rioja at an affordable price. Great structure
Dessert
Muscat de Rivesaltes - NV – France - £3.50 (125 ml glass)
Delicious easy drinking dessert wine
Ch. Loustalot. Loupiac - 2007 – France - £14 (half bottle)
Great value sweet wine from Bordeaux