Warm and Spicy Red Wine
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£27.99The origins of Casa Ferreirinha date back to 1952 and the production of the first ever vintage of Barca-Velha. Fernando Nicolau de Almeida kick started the quality revolution in Douro still wines and Casa Ferreirinha was the first producer in the region dedicated entirely to producing still table wine, rather […]
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£21.50Truly family run and owned, Bogel vineyards is now safely in the hands of sixth generation siblings with Jody Bogle Director of Public Relations and International Wine Sales. Jody’s grandfather pioneered winemaking in Clarksburg when he planted four-hectares of chenin blanc in 1968 after repeated failed potato harvests. As Jody […]
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£12.99The Marselan grape was created in 1961 by Paul Truel, a leading ‘Ampleographer’ (Ampleography is the science of identifying, naming and classifying vines and grape varieties). Nowadays this is all done through DNA, but in Truel’s time, it was a highly skilled and scientific process. He was described as man […]
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£24.99The 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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£11.50This wine truly captures the essence of the Riverina region’s warm climate, known for producing exceptional red classics like Shiraz. Mino & Co, with their dedication to both traditional and innovative winemaking, continue to showcase their Italian heritage and passion in every bottle they produce. On the nose, it reveals […]
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£19.99Thorny 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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£79.99Paolo De Marchi’s vineyards, like those of Giovanni Manetti at Fontodi, are superbly tended. This, more than anything, yields wines of the quality that have kept them both ahead of the chasing pack for the past three decades. The name ‘Isole e Olena’ came about in the 1950s when two […]
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£96.99Poggio al Tesoro is a 70 hectare property in Bolgheri acquired in 2002 by the Allegrini family. All of the Poggio al Tesoro vineyards are located “soprastrada”, the area to the east of the Bolgherese road that is considered the best spot in Bolgheri. Soils here are complex and varied […]
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£21.50Founded in 1895, Domaine Cazes in the heart of the Roussillon is now in the hands of 4th generation Emmanuel Cazes. Emmanuel was responsible for transitioning the estate to full biodynamic principles. For over 20 years Cazes has been not only a pioneer in this field but also a driving […]
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£23.99The seven brothers and cousins involved with ILatium Morini changed their approach in 2004 and decided to keep the best grapes to make wine themselves.Since 2004 the torrent of accolades, including an IWC Gold for their Amarone and glowing reviews from Jancis Robinson, would suggest that they made the right […]
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£59.99Over fifty years ago, Jerry Lohr was one of the first to realise the potential of a brand-new wine growing region in the Central Coast. Having been raised on a South Dakota farm, he was blessed with a sense of agricultural instinct when it came to searching for the ideal […]
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£16.50Bright ruby red, with bluish tones. This is a fruity wine with good intensity. The nose is fresh, intense and complex with stunning aromas of red fruits and black berries. It is sweet and long on the palate.
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£30.99The wines of Château Villegeorge have been highly sought after from as far back as the 18th century. Upon the establishment of the Cru bourgeois level in 1932, the château was awarded Exceptional Growth status: one of only six wineries to receive the honour. Lucien Lurton purchased the property in […]
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£24.99The 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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£7.99The 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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£39.99Until 2009, Château Moulin Riche was the second wine of Château Léoville Poyferré. It was bought alongside Léoville Poyferré in 1920 by the Cuvelier family, who still own both properties today. The family apply the same rigorous standards across all their estates. Therefore, chief oenologist of Léoville Poyferré, Isabelle Davin, […]
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£19.50Vins Petxina supports the environment and promotes the creation of organic wines and the transformation of conventional to organic vineyards. They are wines of little-known style, area or variety, each having their own unique personality. All the grapes come from the vines owned by the winery CELLER 9+, located around […]
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£32.99We 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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£38.99Synonymous with Priorat, Scala Dei are the wine estate of the Priorat. Founded in the 12th Century by Cartesian monks who were trying to settle around Montsant (the Holy Mountain), local shepherds told them they could see the Angels climbing God’s stairs to meet him at night (Scala Dei meaning […]
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£16.99After making wine around the world and honing his craft in the Cape, Bruwer Raats established Raats Family Wines in 2000, based on a policy of ‘excellence through specialisation’, focusing on two unfashionable grapes varieties at the time, Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc. Purchasing the only land he could afford, [...]
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