France

Based in the village of Chavanay, Phillipe and Lionel Faury produce excellent wine. La Gloriette comes from 35yr old vines of 100% Syrah with a small amount of wood ageing. A deep, spicy nose with a textured, succulent palate.

A blend of equal parts of 2 different terroirs. The marn soil of La Cote, brings power and minerality to the structure as well as length in the mouth. The clay-limestone combination of Tillers brings finesse with citrics and pit fruit. The soul (AME in French)

This old-vine Chardonnay has aromas of white nectarine, peach and a subtle hint of tropical fruit on the nose.The minerality from the chalky soils shines through on the palate, along side great concentration and fresh acidity with hints of lemon zest on the long finish.

5 parcels in Le Vaillon (the best and original part) as opposed to Les Vaillons. Average 50 year old vines. 35% barrel fermented (4% new oak).

Every bottle is aged for a minimum of 3 years prior to disgorgement. Their Champagnes are crisp, stylish and classic and develop richness with bottle age. This is a terrific value grower Champagne. 80% to Pinot Noir and 20% to Chardonnay.

Chambord is the premium black raspberry liqueur with a fine French heritage. A premium brand that commands a premium price and the perfect addition to many different cocktails.

A grand bottle of delicious dry Riesling from the excellent Cave De Turckheim cooperative in Alsace. Subtly floral, crisp fruit flavours and an undercurrent of minerality.

One of the best Crozes Hermitage we have ever tasted. A lovely, refined, fragrant and aromatic nose is followed by a beautifully balanced palate

The perfectly ripened grapes of these 55-year-old vines produce rounded assertive tannins, with frank minerality, and a saline finish and the wild aromas of youth give way to a more complex expression (fruity and floral)

Delightfully crisp and refreshing, as Provence rosé should be. Powdery pink in colour, with notes of white peaches, redcurrants and mandarin.