Bottles

Bright straw yellow in colour, this Vermentino opens on the nose with aromas reminiscent of white flowers and yellow plums. This medium-bodied wine has a succulent palate with refreshing acidity and delicate apricot notes on the finish.

An immediately appealing nose is deep and cedary and offers plentiful blackberry, tobacco, vanilla and mocha aromas. While this is a touch choppy and tannic in feel, it's also far from dull. Chocolaty oak forms the top and bottom layers of the flavor profile, with blackberry and spiced plum in the middle. A toasty finish with smoky oak

Domaine Chanson is a historic house undergoing an uplift in quality. This Montagny is brilliant value with crisp citrus fruit, mellow middle fat and bright acidity. Delicious!

Good fruit concentration and weight with an open quality. Complex notes of plums and black cherries with a hint of cocoa and cloves.

This is 100% Tempranillo, from 50 year old vines. Sourced from a single vineyard with 13 months in oak and 16 months in bottle. A superb wine with a wonderful aromatic nose with a palate of many layers of soft, succulent fruit. Really delicious.

From Santa Barbera County, this is a delicious 100% Pinot Noir that spends ten months in oak. An excellent, agricultural, red berry and black cherry nose with a lovely palate of soft, juicy Pinot fruit.

Pinot Noir with crunchy raspberry, ripe strawberry, cherry, forest floor, oak and the silkiest texture.

A rounded, fuller style of Chablis with aromas of buttered toast in addition to classic mineral tones, with toasty oak, fresh lemon and a slight creaminess on the palate. The finish is long and mineral with a hint of umami and salinity.

The Chateau Siaurac is a blend of 72% Merlot, 22% Cabernet-Franc with 6% Malbec with 12 months in oak. The Malbec in the blend adds plum fruit and gives firm structure creating a wine of superb power and length.

A younger tawny port from Graham's, aged for 10 years and balancing the direct sweetness of a younger wine with some of the richer flavours that develop with age.