The Wine List
Please see below for our latest wine list.
White Wines
Arpeggio Catarratto Cantine Settesoli (Sicily, Italy, 12.5% abv) 2010
Light drinkable white wine from the sun kissed Sicilian land. 125ml glass £2.60 | 175ml glass £3.40 | bottle £14 Sauvignon Blanc La Paz MontGras (Chile, 12.5% abv)
2011 Refreshing, aromatic sauvignon goodness. Chile has helped to push this varietal to the
forefront of people’s minds. 125ml glass £2.80 | 175ml glass
£3.60 | bottle £15 Pinot Grigio Via Nova (Italy, 12% abv) 2010 Fresh, great quality, just what you would expect from the
true exponent of the Pinot grape (Veneto region). 125ml glass £2.80 | 175ml glass
£3.60 | bottle £15 Reserve Chardonnay Tooma River, Warburn Estate
(Australia, 13% abv) 2010 Just a touch of oak helps to round off this already fresh and
tropical Chardonnay. Medium bodied with
refreshing acidity to balance all that wonderful stone fruit. 125ml glass £2.90 | 175ml glass
£3.80 | bottle £16 Sauvignon de Touraine Le Courlis, Clos du Porteau
(France, 12.5% abv) 2010 From the same region as Sancerre. 100% Sauvignon Blanc (of course, by law you
cannot use anything else!), we like to think of this as a ‘mini-Sancerre’. Bottle £19 Blanco Rueda, Marqués de Riscal (Spain, 12% abv) 2010 100% Verdejo (pronounced Ver-deckh-o) from the Rueda region
in Spain. For those who like a little
more umph to their sauvignon blanc, try this.
This wine has a fuller body, great aromatics and fruit and maintains
freshness. Enjoy! Bottle £19.50 Chablis, Domaine de Vauroux (France, 12.5% abv) 2009 Classic, steely Chablis from the Burgundy region. Bottle £21 Sancerre, Le Petit Broux Les Celliers de Ceres (France,
12.5% abv) 2009 If you want to upgrade from the Sauvignon de Touraine, then
switch to this. A true classic in the
world of wine. Bottle £23 Gavi di Gavi DOCG, Fontanafredda (Italy, 12% abv)
2010 Italy’s answer to Chablis.
100% Cortese grape (by law) gives this wine its immortal position in
people’s hearts and minds. Bottle £23 Red
Wines Arpeggio Nerello Mascalese Cantine Settesoli
(Sicily, Italy, 12.5% abv) 2009 The Nerello grape is one of the signature Sicilian
grapes. You can even chill this! Light and delicious red wine. 125ml glass £2.60 | 175ml glass £3.40 | bottle £14 Merlot La Paz (Chile, 12.5% abv) 2009 Rich, fruity and suitable for any occasion. 125ml glass £2.80 | 175ml glass
£3.60 | bottle £15 Shiraz Cabernet, Mullygrubber, Warburn Estate
(Australia, 13.5% abv) 2010 Expertly blended, this is a great marriage of Shiraz and
Cabernet Sauvignon. Qaulity wine maker
produces the goods! Great for any
occasion. 125ml glass £2.80 | 175ml glass
£3.60 | bottle £15 Pinot Noir, Little Yering, Yering Station
(Australia, 13.5% abv) 2009 Light, soft fruity … kids stuff right? Think again.
Drink on its own or with food. 125ml glass £3 | 175ml glass £3.90
| bottle £16.50 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Umani Ronchi (Italy, 13%
abv) 2009 Great family wine maker (Umani Ronchi) from the Marche region
in Italy. Sitting snug on the Adriatic
coast, relax and enjoy this wine to the fullest. Medium bodied, dry but with fine plummy
fruit. Bottle £17.50 Rioja Crianza, Viña Cerrada (Spain, 13.5% abv) 2007 Great value Rioja Crianza from Viña Cerrada. “Crianza” is the term given to a Spanish wine
that has received a minimum of two years’ ageing with at least 6 months in oak. Bottle £19 Malbec, Tomero (Argentina, 14.5% abv) 2009 One of the best Malbecs we have ever tried. Full bodied, ripe fruit, spicy, all the
hallmarks of a special Malbec from Mendoza in Argentina. Bottle £20.50 Brouilly, Louis Tête, Burgundy (France, 13% abv) 2010 100% Gamay grape from the Beaujolais region. The summertime red wine of choice! Light and fruity all the way … Ask for it to
be chilled for 5 minutes or so in an ice bucket for maximum enjoyment. Bottle £22 Château La Tuilerie des Combes, Lussac St.
Emilion (France, 13% abv) 2008 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc. Every bit a classic as you might expect. Only 8km away from the classic region of St.
Emilion, Lussac. Bottle £28 Rosé
Wine Pinot Grigio Blush, Via Nova (Italy, 12% abv) 2009 Drinkable until those cows come home! The ladies favourite! 125ml glass £2.90 | 175ml glass
£3.70 | bottle £15.50 Sparkling
Wines Brut, Bodegas Santa Ana (Argentina, 13% abv) NV This is great. We
discovered that not only do the Argentineans produce rich, hearty Malbecs (see
the Tomero) they also have the ability to produce fresh, fruity quaffable
sparklers. We think this is great for an
aperitif. 125ml glass £3.70 | bottle £20 Brut Baron de Marck, Gobillard (France, 12.5% abv)
NV Dom Perignon was buried on their estate and conducted many of
his early experiments in the Gobillard cellars.
Surely the sign of a top quality cuvée?
Try it for yourselves. Eminently
drinkable. Bottle £30 Dessert
Wine Muscat de Beaumes de Venise, Domaine de la Pigeade
(France, 15% abv) 2010 Finesse and purity of style with aromas and flavours of the
grapes preserved as they were on the vine. Fine balance of sweetness and
alcohol from this Muscat de Beaumes de Venise. 125ml glass £5.40 | ½ bottle
£15.50
