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£94.99The Allegrini family estate comprises 120 hectares of vineyard in the heart of Valpolicella Classico. Although the family has grown grapes here for several centuries, Giovanni Allegrini was the first to start bottling wines from the family’s vineyards. When he died in 1983, he passed his passion and commitment to […]
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£12.99Dominique Morel is a family-run winery based just north of Fleurie, with a history dating back to the early 1900s. Since 1967, the domaine has been run by current winemaker Dominique Morel, whose philosophy is to make wines he likes to drink, with plenty of fruit, good colour and a […]
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£23.99As 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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£39.99Roebuck Estates adopt a single-minded approach, using only the finest quality estate-grown grapes, from exceptional vineyard sites to create award-winning wines from classic Champagne varieties. Located close to the historic market town of Petworth in West Sussex, Roebuck Estates was established in 2013 by two Brits, Mike Smith and John […]
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£18.99This white Bierzo sees minimal sulphur at bottling and is fruit-driven with hints of apples and citrus. Lean, fresh palate with good acidity – just lovely.
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£21.99A delightful pale pink wine balancing juicy red fruits with a dry crunchy herbal finish.
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£42.99Delicate pale-pink in colour with fragrant aromas of wild strawberries, white peach and rose petals. An expressive palate displaying notes of ripe red fruits, honeysuckle and white blossom with a toasty richness, characteristic of a generous bottle ageing. Beautifully balanced with a bright seam of acidity, a fine persistent mousse […]
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£36.50Already known to the Romans, Vinzelles takes its name from the latin vincella which means small vine. From 50 hectares of mainly South, South-East facing vineyards, the appellation of Pouilly-Vinzelles encompasses the villages of Vinzelles and Loché and is a continuation of the predominantly limestone slopes of Chaintré and Fuissé. […]
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£8.50Araldica are one of Piemonte’s leading wine producers. Not only are they a cooperative focussed on making quality wines but they are also proud to have 50 years of experience working with over 230 individual farmers in their area. Light and refreshing as any Pinot worth its salt should be. […]
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£16.99Light rosé colour, pronounced fruit of strawberries and peach. Well-balanced with a nice acidity – fresh and dry.
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£23.50Red fruits on the nose, lovely and supple structure. Long finish. Try with steak or roast veal for a match made in heaven.
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£65.99The name Haut-Bages refers to the topographical designation of the highest point of the locality of “Bages”, historic parcels of land that are among the highest quality in the Pauillac appellation. It was the Libéral family who, at the beginning of the 18th century, added their name to that of […]
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£17.50Vivid straw-yellow green colour. Bright and shiny. Intense nose and elegant aromas with hints of white stone fruits and white flowers. The proximity to the sea gives the wine its freshness and saltiness and the granitic soils enhance its natural minerality. The wine is rounded and full-bodied, with a light […]
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£30.50Crafted from 45-year-old Chardonnay vines rooted in Kimmeridgian limestone soils, this Chablis offers a refined expression of its terroir. The nose presents delicate aromas of white flowers, lime blossom, and acacia, complemented by hints of fresh almonds and dried fruits. On the palate, it is fresh and saline, with a […]
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£8.99Located in a prime position along the Douro, the name Crasto comes from the Latin castrum meaning “Roman fort”. Winemaking at Quinta do Crasto can be traced back to at least 1615 when it was greatly prized and received the highest vineyard classification of the time. Today, Quinta do Crasto […]
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£13.50Les Caves de la Loire is a cooperative winery in Brissac-Quincé, a commune just south of Angers. It was established in 1951 and comprises 160 growers and 1,600 hectares of vineyards, most of which are located in Anjou. Les Caves de la Loire is certified ‘AgriConfiance’ and ‘Démarche Vignerons En […]
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£167.99This magnificent 9th century property is also known as ‘Château Philippe le Hardi’, named after the first Duke of Burgundy. Philippe le Hardi received his duchy from his father, the King of France, and became famous for banning the cultivation of Gamay in the Côte d‘Or, saying in his edict […]
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£48.99This estate is run by brothers Pablo and Vincent who took over from their parents in 2007 after gaining experience in Bordeaux and Central Otago. They farm the 19-hectare estate organically and have introduced horse-drawn ploughing (for less compacted soil) and larger barrels to refine the style of the wines, […]
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£69.99Domaine Gaunoux are a small family producer based in Meursault, with 6ha of vineyards, in Meursault, Pommard and Volnay. The plantings of their vines are split 50% between Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Jean-Michel Gaunoux’s family have a long winemaking history in Burgundy, and in 1990, Jean-Michel Gaunoux set up on […]
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£98.99Domaine Mongeard-Mugneret is owned by Vincent and Anne Mongeard. The domaine is located in Vosne-Romanée in the heart of the Côte de Nuits. The Domaine has vineyards in 35 appellations totalling over 30 hectares, ranging from Villages to Grand Cru. Vincent and Anne practice sustainable viticulture, ‘la lutte raisonnée’, with […]
