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£12.50A traditional Provence style rose from the small village of Monrouby in the Languedoc. Pale salmon in colour and brimming with fragrant cherries, strawberries and raspberries. With hints of dried herbs, the palate is fresh with crisp acidity and an uplifting, pure finish.
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£17.50I love the concept of this wine; the term “hundred” originates from late Saxon and Norman England and refers to an administrative unit of government, meaning that 100+ households had to live in the area to qualify for its place on the map. Willunga 100 select their fruit from small […]
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£13.50Long-standing partnerships with local growers enable LGI to produce this beautiful, easy-drinking rosé from Languedoc-Roussillon. With grapes hand-picked at night to retain freshness prior to pressing, quality is at the forefront of the operation and the results are impressive. Fragrant on the nose with delicate aromas of raspberry, peach and […]
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£20.50Thorny Devil Grenache was originally sourced from a vineyard in the southern edges of the Barossa, around the town of Lyndoch – old vine and dry grown, this site produced delicious, crunchy Grenache with some typically Barossan “grunt”. The grapes for Thorny Devil come from some of the best vineyards […]
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£33.50Breaking from the typical ‘GSM’ trend, owner Matt Swinney and winemaker Rob Mann’s focus is on showcasing Mourvèdre (60% in 2020, increasing in future vintages). A Bandol-inspired wine, it offers intricate meat-stock richness with a graceful floral lift. A weighty, textured palate reveals layers of velvety tannins that provide comfort […]
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£46.50This wine is bright ruby in colour, with complex aromas of ripe blue plum, blueberry, raspberry and violets. There are notes of charcuterie, nutmeg and black pepper, with undertones of lemongrass and turmeric. A rich and supple medium-bodied palate with flavours of raspberry and baked plum. Fine-grained tannins complement the […]
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£24.50Denis Alary’s wines are benchmark Southern Rhônes: spicy, rich and peppery with warm, juicy fruit, they are consistently appealing and a great representation of the region. While Grenache makes up the majority of the vines planted on the 29ha of vineyards, Denis also has an old plot of Syrah that […]
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£78.50Charlie Melton was among the first to recognise the value and tradition of Barossa Valley’s old-vine Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre (Mataro). While others were grubbing up Shiraz to plant more fashionable varieties, Charlie and a small band of Barossa winemakers convinced farmers to keep their historic vineyards. These wines were […]
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£86.99Established in 1781 in the Northern Rhone Valley, Vidal-Fleury is the oldest continuously operating winery in the Rhone Valley. Today we vinify and age wines from the Rhone’s renowned appellations, focusing on the choicest terroirs, allowing ample time to age and mature the wines. This wine is dark red in […]
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£23.99Generous, juicy Grenache from this maverick producer in McLaren Vale, the nose a fine blend of spice and earth, the mouth a joyous jumble of fresh blueberry, stewed rhubarb and a hint of raspberry.
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£12.50CARE is a manifestation of the old Roman word for the region of Carinena, which is one of the oldest wine growing denominations in Spain. Care has estates dating back to 1948 yet their approach to winemaking is entirely contemporary with a state-of-the-art winery and beautiful labels designed by local […]
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£21.50Made by Franck Massard sommelier-turned-winemaker and somewhat a celebrity in the world of wine (he was voted the UK's top sommelier in 1996), El Brindis is produced in Montsant, Catalonia, which neighbours the famous and pricey DOQ Priorat. Made from the same grape varieties as Priorat, these old Grenache-Carignan vines [...] -
£12.50A classic salmon pink rosé with delicate perfumed aromas of rosehip syrup, wild berry blossoms and cherries on the nose. Full flavoured, ripe and beautifully balanced with acidity, there’s elegant, textured, berry fruit on the palate with a twist of raspberry freshness to lift the finish. Deliciously balanced and moreish.
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£14.50A fruit-forward blend of Grenache and Viognier grapes, awash with strawberries and cherries, with ripe raspberries on the finish and a waft of rose petal keeping everything fresh.
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£14.99A terroir with great potential, the wines of Ventoux benefit from a vineyard site with an exceptional biodiversity. These wines have a wide aromatic palette and a great fresh feeling that comes from the Mediterranean climate, tempered by the Ventoux massifs. A deep and brilliant ruby colour. This very approachable […]
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£14.99Château Grand Moulin is a renowned family-owned winery in the heart of the Corbières region of southern France. Spanning 130 hectares across five municipalities, the estate is led by Jean-Noël Bousquet and his son Frédéric, who have built a legacy of winemaking that blends tradition with innovation. Their story began […]
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£31.50The 18th century Château de Vaudieu has been in the Bréchet family for over 50 years and today is run by Laurent Bréchet, the grandson of the original owner. The name ‘Vaudieu’ originates from ‘Vallée de Dieu’, or ‘Valley of God’ – in reference to the beauty of the area […]
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£8.50The Vignerons D’ Estézargues cooperative takes a unique approach to winemaking compared to other coops. In the early 1990’s they broke the mould by vinifying grapes from different plots separately, making single cuvées from their best vineyards. A move to natural winemaking soon followed; their wines do not have commercial […]
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£15.99This family-run estate was named after the ancient Château de Bagnoles and its picturesque 13th century dungeon. Located just 12 km to the North-East of Carcassonne on the Clamoux region, the estate stretches over 60 ha (30 of which are in the Minervois area). Fragrant, substantial Languedoc red, packed with […]
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£22.50As well as producing the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, the Bruniers also produce a couple of superb wines from more minor appellations – “our everyday house wines!” quips Daniel Brunier. Some house wine!! On a visit to the vineyard during the Châteauneuf-du-Pape harvest, I remember the pickers were […]
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£41.50Château du Rouët has been owned by the Savatier family since 1840 and is currently run by the family’s fifth generation. The estate was originally known for selling pinewood and cork from its surrounding forest, with the first vines planted in 1927 to protect the forest from bushfires. In 1945, […]
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£10.50Friendly and warming leafy, autumnal aromas and an ample, sweet dried currant palate. A delicious, uncomplicated medium-bodied, soft, fruity and very drinkable red.
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£29.50Claudine Lteif and Michelle Chami are two mothers, who share a passion for natural wine and ancestral wine making techniques. Our name Heya Wines actually means ‘She’ in Arabic and is a representation and appreciation of women who work hard in a male dominated industry to produce something they love, […]
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£18.99Founded in 1895, Domaine Cazes in the heart of the Roussillon is now in the hands of 4th generation Emmanuel Cazes. Fitou is the oldest of the Languedoc-Roussillon appellations and this wine is named after the 4 insistent winds famed for sweeping through the terroir: the Tramontane, the Marin, the […]
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£26.50The grapes for this wine are 100% hand picked and vigorously selected for ripeness before the picking begins. The grapes are crushed and destalked with no yeast added (the fermentation relies entirely on wild yeasts). The fermentations lasts for 15 days and the cap is punched down twice daily to […]
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£25.99As the co-founder of St. John, arguably one of the world’s most influential restaurants, Trevor Gulliver is a man of many enthusiasms. The house he bought in Minervois was intended as a place to unwind, but instead, Trevor saw an opportunity to exercise his natural curiosity and make some excellent […]
