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£24.99TRE stands for the three grape varieties, Sangiovese, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, and for our three Tuscan estates – the basis for this wine. The wine is dominated by delicious red fruit flavours; it is really juicy and always ready to drink. It’s an elegant and well-structured medium-bodied wine which […]
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£21.50Aldo Vaira’s wines are characterised by pristine flavours and clearly defined perfumes. These characters are attributable to the position of his vineyards at about 400 metres above sea level in the village of Vergne in the commune of Barolo. G.D. Vajra was established in 1972 and named after Aldo’s father, […]
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£14.50Montalcino, an ancient and fascinating Sienese village of Etruscan origin, lies amongst a forest of oak trees at an altitude of 600m. On a hill at the border of this region, named Poggio del Sasso – or ‘pebbles peak’ – Sangiovese grapes perform particularly well for the winegrowers of Da […]
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£13.99Capezzana, situated in the Carmignano zone to the west of Florence, is owned and run by the Contini Bonacossi family, the latest in a long line of owners. In fact, in the archives in Florence, they discovered a contract for the rent of vines and olive groves at Capezzana signed […]
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£28.99Cannonau di Sardegna is one of Italy’s most fascinating and characterful red wines; rich, smooth and full of Mediterranean warmth. Made primarily from the Cannonau grape (known elsewhere as Grenache or Garnacha), it thrives in Sardinia’s sun-drenched vineyards and rugged coastal hills, producing wines with ripe red fruit, spice and [...] -
£10.99Ruggeri is a leading producer based in the Valdobbiadene hills of Veneto, at the heart of Prosecco’s top DOCG region. Founded in 1950 by Giustino Bisol and still run by the family today, the estate has built a strong reputation for producing some of the most refined, fruit-driven Prosecco in [...] -
£13.99In the 19th century, after the surrender of King Francesco II to Garibaldi and the fall of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, a group of aristocratic adolescents fled the fighting by taking refuge in the Serre Leccesi. Hidden by the enchanting hills, immersed in an almost fairy-tale landscape, these […]





