Wine list

Sauvignon – Domaine des Chezelles – 2009

Alain Marcedet – Touraine
This 2009 Loire Sauvignon has just arrived to set your taste buds
alive -packed with zingy fruit, good lingering finish.

£19.50

Chardonnay/Chenin – Domaine Rives-Blanques-VdP d’Oc–2008

A cool climate wine from Limoux-the grapes are hand-picked from
750 metre-high vineyards within eyesight of the snow-capped
Pyrenees. Dry, crisp fruit from the Chenin – intensity & depth from
the Chardonnay.

£19.50

Vouvray – Chateau Gaudrelle – 2007

\In the ‘sec-tendre’ style with just the right amount of
sugar to balance the racy acidity of the Chenin grape.
Often ignored in the UK, this Loire Chenin is a gem.

£27.50

Riesling – Cuvee Charles – Charles Baur – 2004

Gold medal winner in 2006. Aromatic nose, ripe yet
light and citrussy on the palate – dry, vibrant finish.

£29.50

Brolettino lugana – Ca’dei Frati – 2007

A favourite with us and guests alike – from the Lugana grape it
combines the ripe style fruit flavours with a fresh zingy finish.

£32.50

Chablis – Vielle Vignes – Hamelin – 2007

Old vine cuvée – long intense and complex.

£36.00

Macon Villages – Domaine de la Bongran – 2003

Cuvée Tradition – Jean Thevenet
Light years beyond the normal Macon, organic production,
restricted yields, late picking and fine wine making have
resulted in an intense ultra-ripe yet well balanced wine.

£45.00

Louis Roederer – Brut Premier

The best non-vintage Champagne – the best price.
If a bottle is too much you can enjoy a glass
(1/6 bottle for £7.95)

£66.00

Special

£47.50

Chateau Tire Pe – A.C. Bordeaux – 2004

Lovely gentle glass of claret from David Barrault, who is gaining
a great reputation for his wines. 85% Merlot + 15% Cabernet Sauv.

£19.50

Lyeth – Merlot – 2006

From Sonoma, California – a big, juicy red loaded with
rich fruit.

£26.00

Cotes Du Rhone Villages – Cuvee Beauchamp – 2004

Domaine Bouzons
Chateauneuf du Pape look-alike – 75% Grenache + 25% Syrah.
Intense berry fruits+smoky spice with a smidge or two of tannin.

£33.50

Pinot Nero – Montagna – Franz Hass – 2007

Initially appearance and flavours deceive – this wine
has great aromatic lift of Pinot fruit + a long lingering finish

£42.00

La Reserve de Leoville Barton – St. Julien – 2004

2nd wine of Ch. Leoville & Langoa Barton. Classic St. Julien.
Elegant & concentrated – lovely fruit & well balanced tannins.

£47.00

Beaune – Domaine des Clos – 2000

Made from 50+ year old vines – elegant, restrained
Burgundy with lingering finish.

£49.00

Cote Rotie – J P Remillier – 2000

Remillier uses old vines up to 70 years old to make this
stylish, well structured Cote Rotie with flavours of
herbs & peppery spices.

£69.00

Amarone Della Valpolicellla Classico – Allegrini – 2004

A wonderful fusion of concentrated fruit and toasty oak, Allegrini
has achieved his goal of combining purity with balance plus the
traditional power and intensity of Amarone.[also in ½ & magnum]

£74.00