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Less than £12 per bottle
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£10.99Optimal grape ripeness is essential for good Pinot Noir so this fantastic example sources fruit from both sunny and coastal Languedoc vineyards. Slightly heavier than a Burgundy, this wine is both elegant yet approachable; loads of ripe fruit on both nose and palate, with savoury undertones and a rich, velvety…
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£11.25
The 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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£10.50
Famille Perrin is one of the most recognisable and most respected names in the Rhône, with the fifth and sixth generations now at the helm. This grapes for this rosé are grown in the beautiful Parc Régional de Luberon where stony soils retain the daytime heat, helping the grapes to…
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£11.75
Picpoul has seen a massive renaissance in recent years and deservedly so, this wine is a wonderful find! Château Langaran can be dated back to 1330, having belonged to the Order of the Knights of the Holy Spirit. Uplifting aromas of apples, lime, pears and white flowers on the nose,…
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£10.99
Long 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…
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£10.99
Snapper Rock is the brainchild of talented young winemaker David Clouston. Spending endless summer days on the blue waters off New Zealand’s coast, this wine is named after his favourite fishing spot ‘Snapper Rocks’ where he spends hours trying to catch the elusive snapper. This is a vibrant, refreshing rose,…
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£10.50
Snapper Rock is the brainchild of talented young winemaker David Clouston. Spending endless summer days on the blue waters off New Zealand’s coast, this wine is named after his favourite fishing spot ‘Snapper Rocks’ where he spends hours trying to catch the elusive snapper. This delicious, Pinot Gris is subtly…
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£11.50
Floral notes with a complex medley of tropical fruits, mingled with subtle lime and gooseberry undertones. The palate is balanced and rich, showing cut green apples with great minerality and texture. Sophie te’Blanche, a nickname given by those including our workers, who can’t pronounce Sauvignon Blanc, is the inspiration behind…
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£11.99
Viviana Navarrete studied Agricultural Sciences and Winemaking at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Having always been attracted to the unique terroir and cool coastal climate of Leyda Valley, she eagerly accepted the position of Chief Winemaker at Viña Leyda in 2007, striving to produce the best cool climate wines…
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£10.50
This exciting find is made in Touraine by Thierry Delaunay, the fifth-generation owner of Domaine Joël Delaunay. Grapefruit, fresh lime and a subtle touch of tropical fruit aromas fill the nose. These bright fruits continue onto the palate, which is round, fleshy and framed by a delicate touch of sweetness.…
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£10.50A really expressive, bright, contemporary Aussie red. The nose of soft, open, chocolatey fruit has a clove note with a palate of fresh brambly, cherry-red fruit that leads to a gentle spicy finish.
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£70.00 – £130.00Fantastic value, versatile, dry, light, roses from around the globe. Not just for summer, rose enjoys unparallel versatility when it comes matching wine with food – pairing brilliantly with spicy food, fish (great with Thai salmon), salads, roasted vegetables, white meats, pasta or simply enjoyed on its own.