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Warm and Spicy
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£8.99Benefiting from cool nights and sea breezes to facilitate an extended growing season, the vines for Aloe Tree Shiraz hail from specific vineyards in the increasingly fashionable west coast of the Cape and result in perfectly balanced, ripe grapes. The extra warmth and climate in this area help develop a…
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£9.50
Vidigal is an award-winning family run winery based in Lisboa in central Portugal. The vines for this wine are located close to the Atlantic Ocean with the sea breeze aiding levels of acidity and freshness in this wine. The perfect mid-week red – easy drinking and versatile yet full of…
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£9.50
A wonderful, rich and appealing wine made from 60-year-old vines in the up-and-coming Swartland region of the Western cape. Shiraz thrives in this region with its ancient mix of soils; granite, shale, and sandstone with vineyards also tempered by the effects of the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Winemakers add about 30%…
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£18.50
Truly 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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£13.99
An unusual blend of varieties but this wine has the characteristic energy you’d expect from Italian reds. Deliciously succulent with smoky, dark cherry fruit, subtle spice and a mouth-watering finish.
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£18.99
Founded 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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£13.75
An unashamedly contemporary style of rioja that relies not on oak or age but on quality of fruit and a subtle, nuanced approach to winemaking. The fruit is vibrant, lifted and energetic -there are hints of woodspice, wild cherry and thyme. The palate is succulent, juicy, multilayered but vibrant and…
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£13.75
Trapiche dates back to 1883, when it was founded by Tiburcio Benegas, one of the most important figures in the history of Argentine wine. One of oldest wineries in Argentina, they were also the first Argentine winery to export wines out of the country. Head winemaker Daniel Pi is considered…
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£27.50
The Gimblett Gravels sub-region in Hawkes Bay is famed for its deep, free draining gravel soils in a unique microclimate. Soils were deposited by the Ngaruroro River as it changed course over many thousands of years. Their low fertility and excellent drainage give small crops of grapes with highly concentrated…
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£31.75
Henschke are one of Australia’s First Families of Wine, one of Australia’s oldest and most respected family owned, multi-generational wineries. They have been making wine at their estate in the Eden Valley since 1868, and it is now sixth generation Johann Henschke at the helm, making some of Australia’s most…
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£21.50
‘Making wines with passion’ is the moto for this 3rd generation family run winery in Tuscany and underpins everything that they do. Their ingrained respect for the land, the indigenous vines and their ambition, sing. This wonderful wine has aromas of ripe blackberries, blueberries and cherries, all underlined by a…
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£10.25
Named after the critically endangered Langur Monkey, the grapes for this wine are grown throughout Victoria and harvested in the cool of the night to ensure they reach the winery in peak condition for pressing. With aromas of dark fruit and subtle vanilla attributed to the gentle barrel ageing that…