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£20.50Founded in 1973, siblings Christophe and Isabelle Sabon farm 100 hectares of Côtes du Rhône and Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards. Managed traditionally, vines are planted on a mix of galet stones, sand and clay and produce exceptional fruit. Vines are farmed without pesticides, insecticides or herbicides. The land is fertilised with manure […]
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£24.50Located in the Southern Valleys of Marlborough the Saint Maur Vineyard has a complex soil with a friable silt loam, over clay gravels. The fruit from this single vineyard was harvested from 20 year old vines and with minimal intervention winemaking, was naturally fermented and aged for 14 months on […]
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£28.99The Krone vineyard lies near Laubenheim next to Tesch’s Löhrer berg vines. Geographical proximity is, however, pretty much all these two vineyards share. The steep southeast slope of the Krone is characterized by a mix of light and coarse soils from decalcified loess and weathered sandstone with a high quartz […]
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£39.99This famous domaine has been run by Caroline Lestimé, Jean-Noël’s daughter, since 1989. Its 12.5 hectares of outstanding vineyards have been certified organic since 2014, and are now run biodynamically, though are not yet certified as such. From vines located above Saint-Aubin, `Sous Eguisons` displays a lively citrus character with […]
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£39.99Since its conception in 1997, Giants Steps has forged a reputation for making some of the Yarra Valley’s most consistently exciting wines from estate-owned vineyards. Made from hand-picked fruit using gravity-flow winemaking, indigenous yeasts, and minimal fining and filtration; everything at Giants Steps is minimum intervention. Fermented and aged in […]
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£32.99Mount Horrocks is owned by winemaker Stephanie Toole, who restricts production to approximately 2,500 cases per year in order to achieve her aims of quality and single-vineyard expression. The Clare Valley winery was established in 1980 and purchased by Stephanie in 1993, who thought it would give her “something to […]
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£20.99This wine is a blend of 52% Semillon and 48% Sauvignon Blanc from the Calgardup Brook Vineyard which lies just inland from the coast. Its soils are well drained sandy and schisty and the climate is strongly influenced by its immediate vicinity to the Indian Ocean. On the nose honeydew […]
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Domaine Ste. Michelle | Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris | Columbia Valley, Washington State | USA
£21.50This quality sparkling wine from Columbia Valley in Washington State, is made in the same way as Champagne. Known as the ‘traditional method’ the second fermentation takes place in the bottle creating the delicate and persistent bubbles associated with Champagne. Delicate aromas of apples and pears on the nose, the […]
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£24.99Back in 2017, Steve Smith and Brian Sheth were honoured to take on the legacy of Pyramid Valley and craft their own family wines. This Sauvignon is a blend of three vineyards from Waipara (translates to ‘muddy water’) in North Canterbury. Fraher vineyard on Highway 1 opposite the village of […]
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£15.99A triumph of sensations and different perfumes, like orange and lime blossoms. But freshness too, to bring to mind the sea breeze that often lightly touches the coasts of our beloved Puglia, during the freshes summer nights. This wine, is for sure the highest example of the big potential of […]
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£29.99Since 1984, Markus Molitor has pursued a clear vision: to bring the great potential of the Mosel back to life – with distinctive wines that precisely reflect the interplay of vintage, ripeness, and origin. Meticulous manual work, selective harvesting, respect for grape and terroir, and the renunciation of standardizing aids [...] -
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£32.50Since 1984, Markus Molitor has pursued a clear vision: to bring the great potential of the Mosel back to life – with distinctive wines that precisely reflect the interplay of vintage, ripeness, and origin. Meticulous manual work, selective harvesting, respect for grape and terroir, and the renunciation of standardizing aids [...] -
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£16.99After decades working as a ‘flying winemaker’, New Zealander David Clouston decided to settle in his native Marlborough. The desire to establish himself on home turf was strong and thus Two Rivers was born. Named after the iconic rivers of Marlborough’s renowned Wairau and Awatere valleys, Two Rivers exudes a [...] -
£31.99**Limited Availability** Growing up in Marlborough, David Clouston spent his youth in the Wairau and Awatere river valleys, where his family have farmed for five generations. Energetic and talented, his experience - hard-earned over 25 vintages worldwide - is the driving force behind Two Rivers. After immersing himself in the [...] -
£24.99Established in 1998, Craggy Range is a family-owned winery situated in the shadows of the spectacular Te Mata Peak in Hawke’s Bay. With an unrelenting focus on quality, Craggy Range produces a collection of iconic wines from their estate vineyards in Hawke’s Bay, Martinborough, and Marlborough. When owners Terry and […]
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£12.99Fredéric Garrabou was born in the small village of Limoux, situated amongst the Languedoc vineyards. His father and both his grandfathers were vine growers, and he grew up immersed in the vineyards, assisting his father from a young age. The cultivation of vines has always captivated him, as he believes […]
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£11.50Celliers Jean d’Alibert are located in the south of France in the Occitanie region, at the foot of the Black Mountain and facing the Pyrenees. Emmanuel Fons is the director and oenologist of the Cellier Jean d’Alibert winery. Emmanuel aims to showcase this rich and diverse terroir in every wine […]
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£29.99Château Princé, certified organic since 2015 by Ecocert, is a benchmark of the AOC Coteaux De L’Aubance, Anjou Villages Brissac and Anjou Blanc. Régis Vincenot’s first acquisition in 2002, this estate is located at the gates of the Angers capital, in the town of Saint-Melaine-sur-Aubance. The property’s vines form an […]
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£18.99What’s the worst a little sibling rivalry could bring? A few bruises, and a couple of stitches, are all the joys of brotherhood. Surrounded by the legacy of Barossa winemaking pioneers, one being their ‘Old Man’ David Wardlaw, for the boys, a life in the wine industry was inevitable.Brothers at […]
