White Wine
 

175ml Glass

250ml Glass

Bottle

1

Vin de Pays du Gers. Cuvee Caillou. France
Light, dry, crispy balanced white from the south-west which has proved extremely popular. The quality is amazingly consistent

£2.15

£2.90

£8.70

2

Mountain Shadows Chenin Blanc. S. Africa
The White grape of the Anjou and Touraine regions in the Loire Valley of France, known as Dry Steen in the New World. It has more body and weight with less acidity - a medium wine, we British would call it!

£2.45

£3.30

£9.85

3

Piesporter Michelsberg. Germany
A light, attractive, flowery wine from the Muller Thurgau grape

£2.15

£2.90

£8.70

4

Carta Vieja Chardonnay. Chile
Using arguably the best conditions in the world for growing grapes, Chile is now a major player in the wine trade. Using canals and streams built by the Incas, the wines are irrigated and have a perfect ripening season. This wine is a great example of what Chile is good at. Big, juicy, fruity flavours with no harshness in the wine at all.

£2.65

£3.50

£10.35

5

Kingston Estate Semilion/Chardonnay. Australia.
Aged in French oak for at least two months, this is an attractive blend which shows sweet citrus, melon and peach-like characteristics, with a background of subtle nutty oak

£11.25

6

Pinot Grigio. Botter. Italy.
Complex little wine from the middle of Italy. It has a slight petillance fizz to it, but is a good quaffing wine. Drunk by all the smart set in Rome!

£11.95

7

J.B. Bejot. Petit Chablis. France.
At last, a Petit Chablis which tastes like Chablis used to taste.
Fresh ripe Chardonnay nose and a long steely finish.

£13.99

Rose Wines
 

175ml Glass

250ml Glass

Bottle

8

Provence Rose Domaine Houchart. France
Stone dry rose from the South of France.

£2.75

£3.65

£10.95

Red Wines
   

175ml Glass

250ml Glass

Bottle

9

Vin de Pays de I'Herault. Cuvee Caillou. France.
Everyday country red Soft and fruity with spicy overtones,
light in style but hugely reliable.

£2.15

£2.90

£8.70

10

Wild Pig Shiraz. France.
Rich, peppery style, somewhat reminiscent of Rhone.
Tremendous value for money.

£2.45

£3.30

£9.85

11

Carta Vieja Merlot. Chile.
Plummy is a great word to describe this wine. The bouquet is slightly sweet with I dry undertones, but when you get into the wine, it is sweet and succulent, just like a ripe plum. This is how New World Merlot should taste. Available. up front and delicious.

£2.65

£3.50

£10.35

12

Kingston Mataro/Shiraz. Australia
Rich, warming plum fruit flavours with a hint of spice. Delicate oak handling gives the wine a pleasant cigar box character.

£11.25

13

Navajas Rioja. Spain.
Bodegas Navajas is a smallish family run winery based in Navarrette in the Rioja Alta, source of some of the region's best fruit. Antonio Navajas has been bottling under his own name since the 1980s and is proud supplier of the house Rioja to his beloved Barcelona football club (complete with team colours on the label). This Rioja has a huge following and goes from strength to strength
Be warned, very more-ish and very easy to drink!

£12.99

14

Pepperwood Grove. Zinfandel. California.
99 Recently won Red Wine of the Year. Gorgeous, succulent, soft wine, ideal on its own or with just about any sort of food.

£13.99

15

Chateau Nardou, Cotes de Francs. Bordeaux.
Another amazing wine from Serge Dubard, this time from the Cotes de Francs, a stone's throw from St. Emilion. Somehow Serge always manages to extract every
ounce of flavour and combines it with great complexity.

£14.95

Champagne & Sparkling Wine
 

Bottle

16

Parxet Cava Cuvee 21. Spain.
Parxet is a relatively small winery compared with others in the region but what they lack in size they make up for in quality. Full of crisp clean, ripe fruit this is an idea partner on all special occasions.

£13.95

17

Autreau-Roualet Brut. France.
This non vintage champagne is dry, light and elegant with the subtle
bouquet and body of its principal grape variety, Chardonnay.

£25.00