Wine List
Champagne
1. Chateau Deville, Carte Noir, Brut NV ~ £38.50
Aromas are intense and inviting combing power with elegance as well as intense flavours of Pinot Noir with an elegant and refreshing finish.
2. Taittinger Brut Reserve NV ~ £49.00
The style of this Champagne is elegant, with delicate notes of brioche, citrus fruits and fresh bread.
3. Taittinger Brut Prestige Rosé NV ~ £59.00
The colour, brilliant pink, is shimmering and intense. The bubbles are fine and the mousse persistent. The nose, satisfyingly intense, is both fresh and youthful. It gives off aromas of red fruit (freshly crushed wild raspberry, cherry and blackcurrant).
4. Ruinart Blanc de Blanc NV ~ £86.00
Pale golden yellow colour. Luminous and brilliant. Ample mousse. An intense nose at first with notes of fresh citrus fruit and pronounced lime. Very supple, round and harmonious palate. Notes of nectarine, apricot and cherry plum. Good intensity.
Sparkling Wine
5. Prosecco Brut Lamberti NV ~ £28.00
The success of Prosecco is optimised by Lamberti as a delightful aperitif style sparkling wine, dry and with a good body.
6. Herbert Hall, Brut 2016 ~ £44.50
From the garden of England, Kent, good fruit has been growing here for hundreds of years, so its no surprise Nick Hall the owner makes excellent Brut with a name like that I just had to list it and what’s more it is delicious.
7. Herbert Hall, Rose 2016 ~ £48.50
Like his Brut the rose is excellent with elegance and finesse with the perfect hint of pink it is perfectly fresh and delicious.
White Wine
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House Wines
8. Bergerie de la Bastide Blanc ~ Vin de Pays d’Oc Languedoc 2017 ~ £20.50
This blend of white Grenache and Vermentino has soft waxy pear and ripe lime fruit and an agreeable herbal aftertaste.
9. Menard Cotes De Gascogne Colombard Sauvignon 2018 ~ £22.50
Light, delicious and refreshing. With invigorating acidity and plenty of fruit. With the emphasis on sauvignon with more gooseberries and green apples.
10. Sauvignon de Tourraine, Domain Guy Allion, 2018 ~ £23.50
Lifted aromas of elderflower cordial, Victoria plums and hints of grass The palate is filled with gooseberry fool infused with elderflower hints and of summer fruit. A good aperitif it is also ideal with asparagus seafood and fish in creamy sauces.
11. Chardonnay, Jaffelin 2017 ~ £24.50
From Maison Jaffelin who knows a thing a two about burgundy their expertise shows in this beautifully made white which never disappoints it delivers well above its station, fresh and well balanced.
12. Sauvignon de Touraine, Les Grand Vignes Cedric Allion, 2018 ~ £23.50
An attractive, well structured, elegant, fruity and fresh wine. Excellent with seafood, light meats and canapés.
13. Muscadet sur lie La Carizière, Domaine Landron Loire 2017 ~ £28.00
Biodynamic domaine making pure, mineral-tinged Muscadet from the Melon grape. Dry, crisp and typically saline, a lovely thirst-quenching example that goes well with all seafood.
14. Picpoul de Pinet ~ Domaine de la Mirande Languedoc 2018 ~ £28.50
Classic salty Picpoul with notes of greengage and white pepper The perfect foil for oysters, mussels and shrimp.
15. Chardonnay Eikendal Vineyards 2017 ~ £29.00
Characterful wine showing overt French oak that combines perfectly with tropical fruit aromas. On the palate the excellent creamy texture is beautifully underpinned by refreshing acidity.
16. Mâcon Uchizy 2018 ~ Domaine Talmard ~ £29.50
Dry, buttery texture and elegant notes of stone fruits, citrus fruit and ripe melons are displayed in this classic burgundy.
17. Grüner Veltliner, Federspiel Kollmutz Erich Machherndl, Wachau 2017 ~ £30.00
Fruity, textured white with apples, pears and spice on the palate and a hint of mint on the finish.
18. Riesling Tesch, Unplugged ~ Langenlonsheim, Germany 2017 ~ £32.50
A superb find. It smells and tastes of apples, petrol/mineral, limes and a bit of stone fruit too. In the mouth bright and particularly minerally, spice laden with great penetration and flavour. Good crisp dry and long finish, excellent for fish, shellfish and poultry.
19. Pinot Blanc Trimbach ~ Alsace 2017 ~ £34.00
Dry with a firm structure, lovely lemony fruit with lots of breadth, minerally backbone and a truly elegant poise and balance. Ideal for light meals and banquettes.
20. Petit Chablis, Olivier Tricon 2017 ~ £36.00
A bright, elegant Petit Chablis with traditional crisp minerality and refreshing citrus like acidity, beautifully balanced. The citrus fresh character is an excellent match to all light, mild dishes.
21. Riesling Trimbach ~ Alsace 2015 ~ £37.00
This Trimbach Classic Riesling is dry, elegant and restrained, with grapefruit and white peach on the nose fully integrated into a food-friendly structure. The drivers are minerality and a crisp lemony acid backbone leading in to a long delicious finish.
22. Sancerre Blanc “La Vigne Blanche” ~ Domaine Henri Bourgeois Loire 2017 ~ £39.50
Excellent Sancerre from stony lime-rich soils, which confer fine minerality to the elegant ripe citrus flavours. Classically paired with goat’s cheese.
23. Pouilly Fuisse Les Vieux Murs ~ £42.50
The King of Chalonais les Vieux Murs is a combination elegant Intensity and remarkable depth of flavour. A deliious wine gently Aged on oak, it is distinctive, dry with fruity mineral style and has great length on the palate.
24. Rully 1er Cru “Montpalais” ~ Domaine Jean-Claude Ponsot Burgundy 2016 ~ £44.00
The Rully Montpalais reaches an extra level with vibrant minerals pears and green apples sheathed in some sympathetic oak. Superb with Scallops, turbot, monkfish.
25. Château de Tracy, Pouilly Fume 2017 ~ £44.50
A wise choice this premium Pouilly fume shows a depth of quality rarely seen in the region, its an outstanding wine with concentrated minerality and racy acidity that makes this the perfect match for fine cuisine.
26. Chablis 1er Cru, Côte de Lechet ~ Domaine Gerard Tremblay 2017 ~ £46.00
Refined and complex aromas of floral notes, flint and a lovely smokiness whilst the palate has a touch of Chardonnay creaminess, set off by a stony, mineral backbone, and with a long, fresh finish.
Rose Wine
27. Les Quatre Tours Un Ete en Provence, Rose 2018 ~ £26.00
Bright pale rose colour, fresh and delicate with fruity notes and spice, minerally finish, excellent with salads, seafood or for receptions.
Red Wine
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House Wines
28. Bergerie de la Bastide Rouge ~ Vin de Pays d’Oc Languedoc 2017 ~ £20.50
Mainly Grenache Noir with some Cinsault. A supple, plummy red seasoned with Provençale herbs. A great house wine.
29. Merlot Cielo Raboso 2017 ~ £22.50
An aromatic wine with characters of ripe peaches and floral undertones. Soft and easy to drink.
30. Melodias winemaker’s selection Pinot Noir ~ Trapiche, Mendoze, Argentina 2018 ~ £23.50
Delicious pinot noir with aromas of red berries, excellent with all fowl and duck dishes and canapes.
31. Pinot Noir Jaffelin 2016 ~ £24.50
From Maison Jaffelin who know a thing or two about burgundy their expertise shows in beautifully made red which never disappoints, it delivers well above its station, supple and delicious.
32. Inurrieta Norte ~ Merlot, cabernet sauvignon 2017 ~ £25.50
Deep youthful colours, powerful, rich aromas, elegant, fresh and harmonious, superb with all red meats and cheese. Superb and delicious wine.
33. Cotes du Rhone Le Pavillon de Château de Beauchêne 2018 ~ £27.00
A diamond wine, this well priced Estate Rhone is dominated by the Grenache grape so has a lovely soft balance and charming rose scented finish.
34. Tooma River Shiraz 2016 ~ £27.50
A ripe, fruit forward style with red and black berry aromas and a smooth, textured palate dripping with juicy dark fruits, hints of chocolate and lively spices.
35. Malbec, La Mascota 2017 ~ £28.00
An intense purple colour, aromas of black fruits, jam and vanilla. Sweet and full bodied tannins with a long and pleasant finish. A superb Malbec.
36. Fleurie, Château de Fleurie, Loron 2017 ~ £28.50
From the very hear of Beaujolais this is the perfect red wine for fish or lighter lunch dishes, with soft Gamay fruit and gentle balance it is an estate wine of distinction.
37. Montepulciano d’Abruzzo “Frentano” ~ Cantina Sociale Frentana Italy 2017 ~ £29.00
Full-blooded Montepulciano with lashing of dark plum and black cherry fruit and undertones of liquorice.
38. Le Petit Clos Pinot Noir ~ Marlborough New Zealand 2016 ~ £31.00
Fragrant Pinot Noir with aromatic primary red fruit flavours (raspberries, red cherries) and a suggestion of eucalyptus in the background. Lovely with chicken, guinea fowl and other feathered friends.
39. Chianti Classico Rodano 2016 ~ £34.50
Truffle and sweet chery fruit aromas are present on the nose. Medium bodied with earthy red cherries and a hint of tobacco, lovely bright acidity ads freshnes to the palate.
40. Givry Rouge Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Parize 2017 ~ £36.50
Red fruits, such as bilberries and raspberry followed by lavender and fresh mint, enchant the nose. Lovely silky texture, clean, lip-smacking finish.
41. Goisot Pinot Noir Corps de Garde 2016 ~ £37.50
Organic estate in northern Burgundy (near Chablis) Ripe red fruits to the fore, some woody and herbal notes as well giving refinement. Drink with game or with soft ripe cheeses.
42. Crozes Hermitage, Les Pierelles, Dom. Albert Belle 2014 ~ £38.00
Cherry-red with garnet highlights, the nose is very open, a basket of fresh fruit blackcurrants, raspberries and juicy pomegranate. With fine, silky tannins the finish is long, presenting a nice balance, with no heaviness.
43. CHNDP Grand Reserve Homage, Château Beauchêne 2015 ~ £39.00
Classic rich complex Châteauneuf-du-Pape from an excellent year now drinking at its best with the fruit and soft tanninsperfectly balanced – superb.
44. Chateau Lamothe Cissac Vielles Vignes, Haut Medoc, 2014 ~ £39.50
A ripe, warm and spicy modern Bordeaux with appealing notes of black fruits plums, dark chocolate and coffee underpinned by sophisticated tannins.
45. Château La Claymore ~ Lussac Saint-Emilion Bordeaux 2015 ~ £40.00
Elegant Saint-Emilion composed largely of Merlot. Appealing aromas of warm fruitcake and confit fruits but with a good gravelly undertow for balance. This would partner duck or lamb in particular.
46. Château Paveil de Luze, Margeaux, 2013 ~ £42.00
Beautiful garnet colour. Supple nose of black fruit and herbs. Ripe, juicy fruit across the palate with good underlying acidity. Some gentle spice and herb flavours. Velvety tannins and a long, smooth finish.
47. Chateau la Tour de By Medoc 2012 ~ £42.50
A complex nose dominated by red fruits. Deep intense colour well rounded with ripe tannins. Perfect with red meat, game and cheese.
Sticky Wine
48. Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc Morande 2012 – 37.5cl ~ £19.50
Aromas of honey, raisins, quince, melon and orange-blossom. This wine has wonderful balance of sweetness and is dense and syrupy.
49. Chateau Aydie, Pachérenc du Vic Bilh, 2017 – 50cl ~ £28.00
Expressive host of tropical fruit, pineapple, mango and a honeyed touch. Very balanced style: the richness and the acidity confer a very smooty yet fresh style on this sweet wine. The final is a wonderful mixture of citrus notes and vanilla sweetness.
50. Banyuls Rimage, Les Clos de Paulilles ~ Château de Jau Languedoc 2013 – 50cl ~ £29.50
Banyuls is a vin doux naturel made predominantly from Grenache Noir. The fermentation is stopped by addition of grape brandy and the wine continues to macerate on the skins for a further three weeks before being aged in tanks. With its summer pudding and mocha flavours (not to mention dried herbs, prune and caramel) it marries well with cheese, chocolate.
51. Château Filhot, 2ème Cru Classé, Sauternes 2008 – 37.5cl ~ £38.50
The wine exhibits a vibrant golden colour and exudes wonderful perfume of wild flowers, ripe peaches, apricot and orange peel. Onthe palate it is beautifully balanced, has a pleasant creamy texture and a long complex finish.
Fine Wine
(limited stock)
XX de Corbin, Saint Emilion, Annabelle Cruise-Bardinet 2010/11 ~ £52.00
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Chateau Grange Neuve, Grand vin de Bordeaux, Pomerol, 2013 ~ £48.00
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Chateau Langoa Barton, St. Julien, 2007 ~ £68.00
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Chateau Leoville Barton, St Julien, 2008 ~ £82.00
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Chateau Lynch Bages, Paulliac, 2007 ~ £98.00
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Corkage fees:
Champagne £18.00 per 75cl bottle
Wine £14.00 per 75cl bottle
Port NV £18 per 75cl bottle
Port vintage, spirits, Cognac etc £30.00 per 75cl bottle
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