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Viognier
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£11.99In the 18th century, this estate belonged to Baron Charles Emmanuel, a colourful character who was rumoured to be the illegitimate son of King Louis XV. Today, celebrated Kiwi winemaker Matt Thompson is at the helm of this estate which lies near the small town of Pomérols. The region benefits […]
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£23.50
We love the concept and philosophy at Domaine Cuilleron. Rejecting ‘off-the-shelf ideas’, Yves vision of viticulture is highly personal: not conventional, not organic, not biodynamic. With an eco-friendly approach and entirely unconcerned for quotas and international certifications, his sole focus is to grow the best grapes possible. Benefitting from the […]
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£14.99
Farmed sustainably with the aim of moving to organic viticulture in the future, Gabriëlskloof wine estate is located near the Bot River, east of Cape Town. Here, prevailing southerly winds from the nearby Atlantic Ocean moderate temperatures and create a mesoclimate perfectly suited to low-yielding vineyards for quality grapes. ‘Rosebud’, […]
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£27.99
Plush Portuguese Syrah, brimming with berries and perfumed with clove, cinnamon and vanilla.
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£11.50
Viognier originates from the South of France but is most famous for its work in the Rhone as the grape responsible for the celebrated Condrieu and for its role in the wines of Côte-Rôtie where it is co-fermented into the appellation’s long-lived red Syrah-based wines. Notoriously tricky to grow and […]
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£39.99
Syrah from Argentina, floral and appetisingly peppery on the nose, followed by a juicy mouthful of plums and blackberries.
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£19.50
Founded 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 […]