English Wine, Spirits & Liqueurs
Filters
Clear filters-
£16.99Having seen a massive and deserved increase in popularity in recent years, good Picpoul is hard to surpass. Picpoul production is dominated by co-operatives however this small scale, family winery in Montagnac is owned by brothers Yves and Hugues Ricome. After working several harvests in New Zealand, Yves daughter Anaïs […]
-
£40.99Nestled next to the Pevensey Levels Nature Reserve and less than 5 miles from the sea in East Sussex, Henners Vineyard was established in the picturesque village of Herstmonceux in 2007. Planted with the three classic sparkling grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, the vineyard is in one […]
-
£16.99Curatolo Arini, founded in 1875 by Vito Curatolo Arini, is run by the family’s fifth generation, making it the oldest family-owned Marsala producer still in existence. Alberto Antonini is Curatolo Arini’s consultant winemaker. His influence is evident in the wines, combining the richness that Sicily can easily provide with the […]
-
£12.50The Baron de Badassière wines come from Picpoul de Pinet, an appellation near the coast in the Languedoc. Its name derives from the Badassière vineyard, situated near the small town of Pomérol, which in the 18th century belonged to Baron Charles Emmanuel, a colourful character rumoured to be the illegitimate […]
-
£10.99Wonderfully fresh and zippy! Each winter, the Peewit (Northern Lapwing) migrates from the UK to the more temperate and stunningly beautiful region of Gascony in southwest France. It is here that the grapes for this aromatic and fruity Sauvignon Gris are grown. Fresh and elegant, this wine offers aromas of […]
-
£18.99Light orange coppery-pink colour. Intense rounded nose of fresh muscat grapes, orange peel and rose bud. The palate is invigorating, with peach aromas, a light grip of citrus peel bitterness, peppery tannins and a fresh finish.
-
£9.99The passion for wine and the vine have been associated with the Pardon family since 1820, when Antoine Joseph Pardon, a wine-grower at l’Ermitage in the commune of Régnié Durette, was already producing and selling his wines in France and throughout Europe. At the beginning of last century, in the […]
-
£10.50The passion for wine and the vine have been associated with the Pardon family since 1820, when Antoine Joseph Pardon, a wine-grower at l’Ermitage in the commune of Régnié Durette, was already producing and selling his wines in France and throughout Europe. At the beginning of last century, in the […]
-
£14.50Château Treytins is perhaps better known for its Lalande de Pomerol wine but since 1998 it has also produced a Montagne St-Emilion the largest of Saint-Emilion’s satellite appellations.Planted on gravelly soil located in part on a hillside, the average age of the vines is about 25 years. This vineyard is […]
-
£43.99An exciting new project set in Essex’s Crouch Valley; Marbury is a testament to the bright future of English Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Described by wine writer Tamlyn Currin as “England’s Côte d’Or”, the area is quickly gaining recognition as one of the finest sources of English still wine. Marbury’s […]
-
£25.50Fourth generation Gilles took over the family domaine in 1993.Composed of 50 separate small parcels of vineyard, the estate is planted on limestone-clay soils spread over 27ha. Still aided by his father Sylvain, Gilles Gaudron produces top quality, traditional Vouvrays with pure a fruit character and a striking expression of […]
-
£80.99Founded in the mid-18th century, Domaine de Montille is one of the Côte d’Or’s most historic, family-operated estates and an early advocate of domaine-bottling. It is currently run by ninth-generation winemaker Etienne de Montille, who, alongside his father Hubert, has ensured the domaine’s reputation for quality endures today. Prior to […]