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Louis Roederer Brut Premier — £31.95
Tasting Notes: 66% Pinot Noir, 34% Chardonnay, 15% Reserve. A rich gold mousse, voluptuous bouquet of apple and yeast. Five years in cask gives it structure and complexity.

2000 Vintage Dom Perignon — £94.00
Famous Champagne, staggeringly full bodied with an intense and intriguing nutty complexity on the nose and palate.

Laurent Perrier Brut — £26.75
Tasting Notes: Light golden with a crispy quincey nose, rich white berry flavours and a delightful lemon finish.

Kopke - Fine Tawny Port — £13.50
Tasting Notes: A delicious sweet port of outstanding quality from the House of Barros. Pleasant damson aroma with a touch of oak and a rich texture.

2004 Châteauneuf du Pape Blanc - Domaine de la Solitude — £23.50
Pierre Lancon’s two sons run this estate, making light and elegant wines, very accessible in their youth. The introduction of their Prestige Cuveés has taken this Domaine to new heights and ‘La Solitude’ has been highly praised worldwide, showing a lovely combination of power and elegance.

Veuve Clicquot Rosé — £42.25
Tasting Notes: A hand crafted pale pink with aromas of wild strawberry. Great balance with a taste of red currants clinging to the last.

Billecart Salmon Grand Cru Blanc de Blanc — £42.25
Founded in 1818 the Billecart family has lived in Mareuil-sur-Aÿ since the mid-sixteenth century. The House was established when Nicolas-François Billecart married Elisabeth Salmon. The Grande Marque quickly established an international reputation with a US subsidiary set up in the early 1840’s. The US agency, however, handled the business badly and cost the House a small fortune, which set the company back for many years. Russia became the company’s major export market but this trade, too, collapsed...

2007 Pinot Grigio - Villa Rubini — £7.80
Following the cultivation of vines, the silkworm farm was gradually substituted and since 1835 vines have predominantly characterised the company as a vine-growing and wine-producing concern, covering an area of over 120 hectares, 74 of which are specialised vines. Subsequently, as vine producing has gained definite importance in the economy of the area, Mr. Pietro Rubini founded and became the first President of the Consortium for the protection of wines with a controlled denomination of origin...

2006 Samorens Côtes du Rhône, Domaine Ferraton — £8.85
He passed on his passion to his son, Michel who developed the estate by extending the vineyards and adding the current premises in Tain L'Hermitage. In 1994 his son, Samuel Ferraton took over and has continued the family's art of wine-making, preserving the knowledge and learning that have been handed down to him.

2007 Pinot Bianco - Salvalai Estate (1.5LMagnum) — £11.00
The Salvalai Winery is of international reputation. It has won medals as far as Ontario! Their range spans from the marvellous Merlot to the finest and delicious Flaio Primitivo. Mixing the best of the traditional methods with the latest stainless steel technology, their wine making is supreme, and the results show in producing always consistent wines of very high quality.

2006 Cabernet Sauvignon - Les Perles de Mediterranee — £8.75
Indeed, these wines are the ‘Pearls of the Mediteranean’. Jerome Calmes, wine grower and oenologue, has experience stretching from Australia to the USA. Add this to the perfect Mediterranean microclimate and the stony limestone soil bestowed on this avant garde winery and Jerome’s ability to extract the most exquisite fragrant flavours, results in the most remarkable wines.

2006 Samorens Blanc Côtes du Rhône, Domaine Ferraton — £8.85
He passed on his passion to his son, Michel who developed the estate by extending the vineyards and adding the current premises in Tain L'Hermitage. In 1994 his son, Samuel Ferraton took over and has continued the family's art of wine-making, preserving the knowledge and learning that have been handed down to him.

2007 Pinot Bianco - Salvalai Estate — £6.95
The Salvalai Winery is of international reputation. It has won medals as far as Ontario! Their range spans from the marvellous Merlot to the finest and delicious Flaio Primitivo. Mixing the best of the traditional methods with the latest stainless steel technology, their wine making is supreme, and the results show in producing always consistent wines of very high quality.

2007 Pinot Grigio, Villa Giulia, Rubini — £7.99
Tasting Notes: A bright silver colour, crisp, with plenty of fruit and hints of pineapple and lime. A delicate finesse to the palate.

2007 Pinot Grigio Pink Blush, Villa Rubini — £7.99
Tasting Notes: A very light pink, with an intense bouquet of pink cherries and a strawberry taste on the palate. Medium body, floral with a pleasant finish.

1996 Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru 'Les Feusselottes' - Domaine Moine Hudelot — £35.25
Daniel Moine’s Domaine of 17 hectares goes back three generations and includes Chambolle and Bonnes Mares. Chambolle is the smallest of the famed appellation of the Côte de Nuits. His Chambolles are generous, rich and fruity showing strength as well as a delicate gracefulness. The best wine is Bonnes Mares adjoining the ‘Clos de Tart’ combines a rich silky softness of Chambolle with a full firmness of Morey giving a perfume of condensed strawberries and violets.

2005 Kreuznacher Kronenberg Kabinett - Schmitt Sohne — £7.25
Tasting Notes: Blue bottle from the Nahe Valley. Light gold bouquet of tropical fruit - rich chunky and flowing.

1996 Château Monbrison - Cru Bourgeois — £45.00
Tasting Notes: Deep ruby purple, distinctive bouquet of grilled oak, smoky with floral and cassis berries. Very seductive in the mouth, mature and ample bodied with an elegant, promising finish.

2004 Merlot Malbec - Basket Press - Marlborough — £17.00
David Mason, founding Director of Sacred Hill wines since 1986 at Dartmoor has nurtured the growth of his wines evolving from a small family business into one of New Zealand’s larger wineries and a major player in the international wine market. Chief winemaker Tony Bish with a career span of 20 years has a significant influence on Sacred Hill’s development resulting in world beating wines receiving an avalanche of major trophies and awards. Sacred Hill prides itself on “vineyard” Terroir origin putting...

2002 Châteauneuf du Pape - La Petite Bastide — £15.75
Diffonty Remy is the proprietor of this important Domaine of 25 hectares tended over a period of 400 years. The vineyard produces a consistently good wine with a delicious ripeness and roundness, an international taste with extreme reliability.

2002 Prieure de Château Ksara — £8.50
One of the oldest and largest wineries in the Bekaa Valley. Ksara has a comprehensive range of terroirs suited to wine-making of consistant quality since the time of the Jesuits in the 1850’s. Recognition by numerous awards particularly the Reserve du Couvent is reckoned to be Ksara’s best seller.

2005 Sauvignon Blanc - Chalice Bridge — £13.90
An early expression of terrôir at Chalice Bridge can be seen in the clear varietal and regional characters in the wines. Although it is not hard to see why Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are acknowledged as leading varieties in the southern Margaret River area, we believe you will discover that the Chalice Bridge Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot have unique, seldom seen varietal characters accented by the site and the winemaker.

Colombier Domains Reds - 6 bottles — £78.00
A deep brilliant ruby red coloured wine with expressive abundant aromas of wild fruit and spices. A full bodied wine with good structure and charm and a gentle vanilla oak finish.

2000 Brunello di Montalcino - Azienda Mastrojanni — £23.50
The Azienda Agricola Mastrojanni founded in 1976, cultivates a little more than 44 acres of vineyards. Situated on the southeast slope of the town of Montalcino, above the Asso flows into the Orcia, it receives the beneficial climatic influence of a volcano, the nearby Mount Amiata. The soil, rich in stones, the South/Southeast exposure, the gentle slopes of the Tuscan hills, together with Mastrojanni's dedication guarantee the highest quality of its production. The house of Mastrojanni figures among...

1995 Château Du Tertre - 5'me Grand Cru Classé — £41.00
Tasting Notes: Confirmation that this was a great vintage in Margaux AOC. A deep red wine with a magnificent Cabernet nose. A beautiful silky structure and juicy fruit flavours

1993 Brunello di Montalcino Cru - Schiena - Azienda Mastrojanni — £66.75
The Azienda Agricola Mastrojanni founded in 1976, cultivates a little more than 44 acres of vineyards. Situated on the southeast slope of the town of Montalcino, above the Asso flows into the Orcia, it receives the beneficial climatic influence of a volcano, the nearby Mount Amiata. The soil, rich in stones, the South/Southeast exposure, the gentle slopes of the Tuscan hills, together with Mastrojanni's dedication guarantee the highest quality of its production. The house of Mastrojanni figures among...

2006 Salento Rosso - Terre Avare — £7.75
One of our new introductions for this year and again using local grapes. We have made wonderful discoveries in these little visited regions and the grapes grown here on the Salento Peninsula are turned into a mouthwatering red retaining a robust character. The rosé is an elegant delight and uses the Lacrima (tear drop) method, allowing the flavour filled juice to just drip through, producing a wine comparable to California’s blush wines. California is an interesting comparison too as their famous...

1996 Château Cantenac Brown - 3'me Grand Cru Classé — £37.25
Tasting Notes: Dark, deep colour with a bouquet of magnificent fruit vanilla oak. More fruit than spices and certainly an attractive taste to the finish.

2007 Riesling, Te Kauwhata, Quarry Road Estate — £9.60
Quarry Road Estate vineyard is planted adjacent to a silicious quartzite (rotten rock) quarry, contributing to a unique terroir within the region itself. New Zealand’s third largest Lake Waikare gives the vineyard it’s own microclimate producing thermal up draughts and together with the rocks greatly increase fruit quality. Toby Cooper and Jenny Gander believe in minimal interference, low yields and direct viticultural control.

1998 Orange Cabernet Sauvignon - Gold Medal 25th Anniversary - Rosemount Estate — £21.95
The Show Reserve range presents the best varietal and regional partnerships in Australia; Hunter Valley for semillon and chardonnay, Coonawarra for cabernet sauvignon and McLaren Vale for shiraz. Special parcels are set aside each vintage, then aged for a minimum of ten months in oak barrels to ensure complexity and seamless integration.

Colombier Domains Whites - 6 Bottles — £82.00
Montagny is the southernmost appellation of the Cote Chalonnaise and is a pure chardonnay varietal. Light golden with a nose of smoky gunflint and a firm fruit palate with a touch of vanilla on a soft - rich texture.

1999 Brunello di Montalcino - Azienda Mastrojanni — £26.50
The Azienda Agricola Mastrojanni founded in 1976, cultivates a little more than 44 acres of vineyards. Situated on the southeast slope of the town of Montalcino, above the Asso flows into the Orcia, it receives the beneficial climatic influence of a volcano, the nearby Mount Amiata. The soil, rich in stones, the South/Southeast exposure, the gentle slopes of the Tuscan hills, together with Mastrojanni's dedication guarantee the highest quality of its production. The house of Mastrojanni figures among...

2006 Chardonnay - Te Kauwhata - Quarry Hill — £10.25
Quarry Road Estate vineyard is planted adjacent to a silicious quartzite (rotten rock) quarry, contributing to a unique terroir within the region itself. New Zealand’s third largest Lake Waikare gives the vineyard it’s own microclimate producing thermal up draughts and together with the rocks greatly increase fruit quality. Toby Cooper and Jenny Gander believe in minimal interference, low yields and direct viticultural control.

1999 Ruleja Barbera, Castello di Montegrosso — £11.40
The grapes’ skins remain for 15-18 days, after which the wine is stabilised at natural temperatures in containers left outside the cellar during the winter months. Following 12 months spent in French barriques, the wine is transferred to barrels made of oak originating from Slavonia and Arliè. Here the wine is allowed to condition, bringing forth Ruleja’s most marked yet delicate characteristics.

2006 Sicilia Rosso IGT - Corte Dei Mori — £7.75
We decided last year to give the south of Italy a good look round and we have come up with a selection of amazing wines, and what is more incredible, value for money wines. Wines that can be put on a list as House Wines with a difference. All are made using local grape varieties, some of which are ancient indeed. The first two we have here from Sicily are made from the local Grecanico white grape and the Nero d’Avola, a red, more well known when used in a blend, but here allowed to show all its crimson...

2001 Crianza, Marques de la Concordia — £8.20
Tasting Notes: A deep crimson red with a nose of loganberries merging onto a creamy texture of oak - shows incredible length on the palate.

1972 Armagnac - Michel Faure — £65.50
Tasting Notes: The finest Armagnac from a famous producer. Matured in oak barrels and foudres made from trees grown on the property, the vintages are very rare and are collectors items. Very good amber brilliancy with apricot glints and a bouquet of violets and plums.

Liqueur d'Amour — £25.75
Liqueur d'Amour is a speciality from Gascony. The infusion of clementines from the South of France exudes an orange richness with fine Aramagnac brandy.

2004 Adobe Carmenere (Organic) — £8.75
Fully committed to both organic and bio-dynamic viticulture, he has adopted a bio-dynamic approach which has given birth to Emiliana Orgánico, a unique project in CHILE and pioneer in Latin America. This project is the result of the search of the maximum quality, through productive processes, which are shown in the final product, around the concern and respect for the ground, by sustentable agriculture, minimizing the artificial processes and the use of synthetic products, fundamentally seeking to...

2007 Chardonnay Reserve - Kirabo - Worcester — £7.15
This small winery is situated high on the steep south-west facing slopes of the mountains. The cool summer evening conditions and the silex based soil enables the grapes to ripen slowly without over-producing, this unique soil gives Kirabo wines their special character. This exclusive, boutique wine cellar produces only 3,400 bottles per cultivar, with the wine being wood-matured for 15 months, resulting in a long finish with good structure. The most exciting aspect of these wines is that they carry...

06 Le Gravillas Gigondas — £14.50
Tasting Notes: Featuring aromas of cocoa, plum, blackberry, garrigue and strawberry, this dry, rich, full, and complex wine is expertly balanced and displays a long finish. Cellar it 3-5+ years or enjoy it now with roast leg of lamb with rosemary and garlic.

2007 Chardonnay - Dragon Tale - Chalice Bridge — £12.25
An early expression of terrôir at Chalice Bridge can be seen in the clear varietal and regional characters in the wines. Although it is not hard to see why Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are acknowledged as leading varieties in the southern Margaret River area, we believe you will discover that the Chalice Bridge Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot have unique, seldom seen varietal characters accented by the site and the winemaker.

2005 Pinot Noir - Chardonnay Gran Reserva - Tarapaca — £9.75
Tasting Notes: A unique 50% Chardonnay and 50% Pinot Noir from Chile gives a fine sparkle with lifted citrus and berry fruit flavours with a long creamy texture.

Prosecco Spumante Brut Cristal Azienda Abbazia — £9.00
Tasting Notes: Light silver colour, sparkling, lovely fresh aromas and bouncy, dry, crisp flavours with a light texure. Very tasty indeed.

Petit Châteaux - 6 Bottles — £92.00
Guide Hatchette 'An outstanding St Julien Performer'. Next door to Gruard Laroze. Very attractive rich red - impressive aroma of super ripe Cabernet Sauvignon - sumptuous fruity texture of tiny cassis entwined with oak. Simply delicious.

2007 Chardonnay, La Lagune — £6.50
Tasting Notes: Created especially for Colombier trade clients, this La Lagune is light silver in colour with a taste of greengages and soft apples - medium, round and creamy on the palate.

06 Kirabo Chardonnay Platinum Collection — £11.50
This small winery is situated high on the steep south-west facing slopes of the mountains. The cool summer evening conditions and the silex based soil enables the grapes to ripen slowly without over-producing, this unique soil gives Kirabo wines their special character. This exclusive, boutique wine cellar produces only 3,400 bottles per cultivar, with the wine being wood-matured for 15 months, resulting in a long finish with good structure. The most exciting aspect of these wines is that they carry...

2006 Falanghina - Solari — £5.65
Tasting Notes: A light straw colour with gentle aromatics of fine ripe fruits. Medium style yet full and flavoursome with a clean and refreshing personality. A lovely little wine.

1996 Château Du Tertre - 5'me Grand Cru Classé — £51.95
Tasting Notes: Rich in colour, the natural progression of this estate, plenty of ripe fruit, accessible by the elegance and soft tannins. Long lasting, soft finish.

2006 Merlot - Château Fongrave - Gold Medal Winner — £9.50
Francois Brouard the owner of Château Fongrave located in Saint Andre du Bois in the south of the Gironde world famous region recognised for producing diverse varietals and quality. The red is sumptuous Merlot aged oak, very soft, ‘un vin gourmand’ destined to please. The white is a subtle bouquet of Semillon, crispy and fruity, expressing real potential.

Malvasia Rosato (Pink) Cristal Azienda Abbazia — £10.50
Tasting Notes: A fantastic wine, light wild pink colour, sparkling with magical grape freshness, a raspberry bouquet, almost biscuity and absurdly delicious.

1998 Château Du Tertre - 5'me Grand Cru Classé — £26.75
Tasting Notes: A good dense colour, the bouquet shows already mature fruit of cherries with no aggressive tannins. Perfectly balanced and has great length.

2001 Mercurey 1er Cru - Clos du Marcilly - Colombier - Discontinued — £12.25
Tasting Notes: Perfect Pinot Noir colour, nose of truffles and cloves, good bodied, long lasting on the palate with good feeling.

2007 Grillo Sicilia, San Tiziano — £5.95
Its origins are uncertain, but it may have been introduced into the island from Puglia. It was already widely planted in the Province of Trapani by 1897; today it may be grown throughout Sicily and also in the Aeolian Islands.

Dry Sack Fino - Williams and Humberts — £9.95
Tasting Notes: Clean and fresh with a delicate almond-like aroma. Serve cold and can be kept refrigerated for two weeks. Ideal as an aperitif or with food.

1995 Château Giscours - 3'me Grand Cru Classé — £43.25
Tasting Notes: Very deep colour and generous nose of berry and plums, full bodie+J96d, well developed fruit with rich and ripe tannins.

2007 Chenin Blanc Sec - Piedra Luna — £5.50
Since it’s release in 2003 the Piedra Luna range has gained an important following. The Piedra Luna wines are grown in the Santa Rosa area near Mendoza in the West of Argentina, close to the Andes foothills. Owned by the Trapiche Estate, outstanding wine techniques are closely followed to ensure total reliability. Peter Bright, a pioneer of modern winemaking in Argentina is at the helm ensuring the maximum potential of the grapes.

2007 Sauvignon du Château Grande Metairie - Entre-Deux-Mers — £8.25
The property is situated in the heart of ‘Entre Deux Mers’ in the Communes of Castelviel and Gornac. The vines are planted South West on 140 metre high hills, benefitting by it’s privileged position to mature in the sunniest climate. The soil is formed by predominantly clay and sand. Since three generations the Hitier Buffeteau family guard an alliance between tradition and technology to obtain supremecy in finesse and typicity of Terroir. Small production based on “Taille en Vert’ based on severe...

2005 Terraneo, Macabeo Blanco — £5.95
The Bodega Sebiran is a family concern with four brothers running this 22 hectares. The Fuente del Doctor grow a variety of grapes mainly Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Garnacha, Bobal and Macabeo. The Utiel Requena is a privileged area. The climate would be described as Mediterranean with traditions in wine making since Iberian wine production from the 7th Century B.C. In the deep cellars, wines are aged in 450 litre French and American oak barrels. These remarkable wines have kept impressing...

2007 Bonarda Tempranillo - Piedra Luna — £5.50
Since it’s release in 2003 the Piedra Luna range has gained an important following. The Piedra Luna wines are grown in the Santa Rosa area near Mendoza in the West of Argentina, close to the Andes foothills. Owned by the Trapiche Estate, outstanding wine techniques are closely followed to ensure total reliability. Peter Bright, a pioneer of modern winemaking in Argentina is at the helm ensuring the maximum potential of the grapes.

2007 Organic Costa Magna - Casale Mattia — £9.25
This winery is located on the Homonymous hill south of Rome above the sea level, in a land deeply marked by bloody history. Using modern technology and complete organic principles in the vineyard, means the wines are bursting with the most incredible style and flavour. A delicious sweet, yet light and fruit filled Cannellino is also produced. A real delight...

1989 Krug Clos du Mesnil - Reims — £510.00
Tasting Notes: Clos de Mesnil Champagne is made exclusively from 100% Chardonnay grapes from a prestigious 1.87 hectare walled garden planted in 1971. It is a Champagne to savour - with excellent vintages in the 1980's due to the outstanding summers. A golden wine with lemon tints, a clean nose of citrus and brioche, fine flowing ripe fruit with a lingering depth.

2007 Sauvignon Reserve - Kirabo - Worcester — £7.15
This small winery is situated high on the steep south-west facing slopes of the mountains. The cool summer evening conditions and the silex based soil enables the grapes to ripen slowly without over-producing, this unique soil gives Kirabo wines their special character. This exclusive, boutique wine cellar produces only 3,400 bottles per cultivar, with the wine being wood-matured for 15 months, resulting in a long finish with good structure. The most exciting aspect of these wines is that they carry...

2007 Pinotage - Premium Kirabo - Worcester — £7.20
This small winery is situated high on the steep south-west facing slopes of the mountains. The cool summer evening conditions and the silex based soil enables the grapes to ripen slowly without over-producing, this unique soil gives Kirabo wines their special character. This exclusive, boutique wine cellar produces only 3,400 bottles per cultivar, with the wine being wood-matured for 15 months, resulting in a long finish with good structure. The most exciting aspect of these wines is that they carry...

1997 Château Lab'gorce - Cru Bourgeois — £28.75
Tasting Notes: Attractive, intense red. Gentle notes of violets and mint. Superb finesse, expressive, juicy blackcurrents intermingled with red fruits and clover. Silky tannins and subtle oak harmonise a beautiful finish.

2007 Pinot Grigio, Argini — £5.20
Tasting Notes: Pale straw in colour with an elegant nose of apple and pear fruit notes. The palate is delicately dry, with mineral notes and a touch of spice. The finish is good and quite long. This is an inexpensive and great value-for-money example of Pinot Grigio.

2007 Chardonnay - Linteo — £6.75
Linteo is the latest hot property and substantial viticultural resources and obvious inherent quality has earnt it this reputation. We have seen it and subscribed to it by establishing a wine making partnership with Mario who brings us, in exclusivity, this modern Venetian style of wine, which breathes the warm air of sun beaten vines from the glass. This wine is dynamic and fresh.

2007 Niersteiner Gutes Domtal QBA — £5.99
Tasting Notes: Silvery yellow, clean grapey nose, taste of ripe apples. Lively, medium and fresh.

2008 Pinot Grigio, Pinot Bianco - San Tiziano — £5.85
If you like this San Tiziano wine, then why not try the other wines we have in this Italian wine range;

1997 Château Du Tertre - 5'me Grand Cru Classé — £28.00
Tasting Notes: A good dense colour, the bouquet shows already mature fruit of cherries with no aggressive tannins. Perfectly balanced and has great length.

2007 Chardonnay, Argini — £4.99
Superb value for money - this Chardonnay is a dry, crispy medium body with a good fruity finish on the palate.

1995 Château Rauzin-Gassies - 2'me Grand Cru Classé — £54.00
Tasting Notes: Dark red, almost black, nose open and generous rounded Margaux AOC taste. Full bodied, plenty of fruit and substantial tannin with very attractive after taste. Ageing in New Barrique.

2003 Schiopettino - Ribolla Nera Doc - Villa Rubini -Colli Orientali dei Fruili — £12.90
Following the cultivation of vines, the silkworm farm was gradually substituted and since 1835 vines have predominantly characterised the company as a vine-growing and wine-producing concern, covering an area of over 120 hectares, 74 of which are specialised vines. Subsequently, as vine producing has gained definite importance in the economy of the area, Mr. Pietro Rubini founded and became the first President of the Consortium for the protection of wines with a controlled denomination of origin...

Pinot Grigio - Spumante Brut — £10.50
Tombacco Vinicola is a winery close to Venice and it has been well established on the Italian wine market for over seventy years. it has been a family business for 3 generations and was founded in 1919. Tradition, the latest technologies and devotion to quality, give genuineness of the product, consistent quality good pricing has made this company trustworthy in producing excellent wines typical of this region.

2007 Chinon Rive Gauche - Domaine Plouzeau — £9.25
We are delighted to introduce this dynamic House of Chinon. With a very modern outlook, the Cabernet-Franc comes from sandy, gravelly vineyards located in Bords de la Rive Gauche de Vienne. Their minute production totals only 15,000 bottles which can be drunk as an enjoyable experience of strawberry and violet aromas.

2008 Sauvignon - Arlington Vineyard - Moorabool — £7.00
Our new range of mono varietals from Vince Littores’s three generation family vineyard, Arlington Estate, is aimed to provide the most natural, appealing fruit driven flavours truly representative of Australia. Already with an unrivalled reputation internationally they are totally exclusive online to Vin Vino Direct and are the perfect choice to delight the most dedicated Australian wine drinker. Each terroir is represented by a different animal on the label characterising the style of the individual...

2005 Pinot Bianco, Petrucco — £10.75
A real sensation! In the 1980’s the wines of Petrucco came into their own with the newest technology giving more flavour to the traditional wines. Paulo and Lina Petrucco’s philosophy is quality, naturalness and typicity. Their vineyards in Buttrio in Monte embrace 30 hectares of hillside vines bathed by the sea breezes and immersed in sunlight enhancing the natural fruit taste in the wine. Very limited production, 100,000 bottles per annum in total for their ten grape varietals. Considered by the...

2007 Chardonnay - Domaine de la Jousseliniere - Domaine Gilbert Chon — £7.25
In 1709 the Chon family moved here from Burgundy and brought with them the local ‘Melon’ grape, which turned out to be very well suited to the climate of the Loire. With family traditions along side modern innovations, they produce a complete range of wines, from small vineyards they now have all over the valley. Their whites are perfect wines adopting the technique of ‘lutte controlle’, i.e. organic viticulture. Respecting the nature approved by Terre Vitis.

2006 Count Esterhazy - Matraberger - Blaufrankisch — £8.75
Tasting Notes: An unusual fruity red from Hungary using the Spatburgunder grape. Full flavoured and fruity medium bodied.

2003 Rioja Graciano - Biurko Gorri (Organic) — £11.25
The mountainous village of Bargota benefits from cooling winds and low night temperatures. The winery is owned by nine brothers and sisters, their 30 hectares are split between numerous and unusual grape varieties from low yield, old vines which are organically grown. Traditional wine making methods and elaborate careful monitoring with very modern installations result in healthy and naturally vibrant wines.

2005 Cabernet Rose Vin du Pays de Retz - Domaine Jaulin — £8.00
Christian Jaulin is a young talented wine maker and his highlight this year has been his “World’s best” Chardonnay, greatly appreciated by the press. The limestone vineyards are extremely favourable for growing Chardonnay producing an intense, lengthy wine. Christian also grows 25 year old Cabernet Sauvignon vines on sandy limestone soil to the south, and produces a sensational, rich mulberry flavoured red wine.

2006 Viognier - Les Perles de Mediterranee - Vin d'Oc — £9.75
Indeed, these wines are the ‘Pearls of the Mediteranean’. Jerome Calmes, wine grower and oenologue, has experience stretching from Australia to the USA. Add this to the perfect Mediterranean microclimate and the stony limestone soil bestowed on this avantgarde winery and Jerome’s ability to extract the most exquisite fragrant flavours, results in the most remarkable wines.

2007 Pinot Grigio Cru | Bosco del Merlo| | Lison Pramaggiore — £11.50
The history of the winery started in 1962, when Valentino Paladin achieved the dream he had had in his heart for a long time: to commit himself to vine cultivation and to wine production, following his family's tradition started by his grandfather. In 1977 he purchased the first fields in Annone Veneto - the estate was called "Bosco del Merlo" - the name present on the topographical maps in memory of the oak woods that anciently covered the area. The old vineyards were gradually substituted by plants...

2006 Falanghina Campania Bianco - Indomito — £7.75
The vines of Aglianico and Falanghina thrive here as nowhere else, in the volcanic soil of Campania. This region needs no further promotion, wine lovers who visited the Amalfi coast, Sorrento and the Islands are intrigued and then delighted by the South’s noble Aglianico , made purely from the Nero d’Avola grape a delicious scented red and then the crisp, dry Falanghina bianco from the ancient Greco grape variety.

2005 Pinot Blanc - Côtes de Kayersberg - Domaine Bernard Haas — £11.25
In the heart of the Alsace region, Bernard Haas is the owner of several small parcels of vineyards situated on the South facing Schlossberg hills in the Côtes de Kayersberg. He produces tiny quantities of superb Grand Crus each with the typicity of these wonderful grapes, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Blanc and an unusual Pinot Noir showing his personal style with the full expression of massive fruit, full body, and rich flavours.

2004 Barbera d'Asti - Monterosso - Castello di Montegrosso - 22% OFF - Currently out of Stock — £7.65
T he feudal Castle of Montegrosso d’Asti, built in 1134 by order of the Marquis Bonifacio del Vasto, lord of the city of Asti, dominates and extensive hilly area which is very much dedicated to the culture of vines, and it is the castle’s tranquil spacious, centuries-old cellars which provide a worthy home for the noble D.O.C. and D.O.C.G. wines of these hills.

1999 Beaune 'Les Pierres Fines' - Colombier — £16.00
Tasting Notes: A deep brilliant ruby red coloured wine with expressive, abundant aromas of wild fruit and spices. A full bodied wine with good structure and charm and a gentle vanilla oak finish.

2007 Cabernet Cru - Bosco del Merlo - Organic — £11.75
The history of the winery started in 1962, when Valentino Paladin achieved the dream he had had in his heart for a long time: to commit himself to vine cultivation and to wine production, following his family's tradition started by his grandfather. In 1977 he purchased the first fields in Annone Veneto - the estate was called "Bosco del Merlo" - the name present on the topographical maps in memory of the oak woods that anciently covered the area. The old vineyards were gradually substituted by plants...

2007 Primitivo - Puglia Corte Dei Mori — £9.00
One of our new introductions for this year and again using local grapes. We have made wonderful discoveries in these little visited regions and the grapes grown here on the Salento Peninsula are turned into a mouthwatering red retaining a robust character. The rosé is an elegant delight and uses the Lacrima (tear drop) method, allowing the flavour filled juice to just drip through, producing a wine comparable to California’s blush wines. California is an interesting comparison too as their famous...

2007 Primitivo 'Flaio' - Puglia, Azienda Salvalai — £7.75
The Salvalai Winery is of international reputation. It has won medals as far as Ontario! Their range spans from the marvellous Merlot to the finest and delicious Flaio Primitivo. Mixing the best of the traditional methods with the latest stainless steel technology, their wine making is supreme, and the results show in producing always consistent wines of very high quality.

1999 Tamaral Reserva - Ribera del Duero - Temporarily Out Of Stock — £17.00
Tasting Notes: 24 months maturing in oak barrique, rated recently in 'Spirit Magazine USA'. Deep dark with brilliant colour, intense aromas of freshly ground coffee, plenty of substance, long with good backbone and a lingering rich finish.

2000 Louis Roederer Cristal — £214.00
Tasting Notes: Produced from the finest cuvee - pressed from the best grapes from their own 100% classification vineyard. Brilliantly golden, fresh, crisp appley nose with toasty hazlenut on the palate.

2007 Chardonnay - Arlington Vineyard - Moorabool — £7.50
Our new range of mono varietals from Vince Littores’s three generation family vineyard, Arlington Estate, is aimed to provide the most natural, appealing fruit driven flavours truly representative of Australia. Already with an unrivalled reputation internationally they are totally exclusive online to Vin Vino Direct and are the perfect choice to delight the most dedicated Australian wine drinker. Each terroir is represented by a different animal on the label characterising the style of the individual...

Krug Grande Cuvée — £120.00
Tasting Notes: Established since 1860. Matured for seven years offering the unique experience of gold exotic full peach and floral bouquet. Tremendous impact, intensely fresh.

2007 Grolleau Gris - Choblet - Domaine du Haut Bourg — £5.99
This family Domaine of 40 hectares is situated in the Commune de Bouaye in the proximity of Lake Grand Lieu in the South and facing the North in the Loire, 15 to 25 metres above sea level. Perfect climate with constant temperature between night and day, a speciality for the demanding client. One hectare is dedicated to producing Grolleau Gris (Blanc) and seven hectares for Gamay Rouge. The soil is composed of pebbles and sand. The uplifting gooseberry fruit of their Sauvignon gives a perfect refreshing...

Asti Spumante Crystal Abbazia — £9.75
Tasting Notes: A luminous gold with a sparkly aroma of muscat and figs. Delicious, fresh, flowery and peachy fruit flavours and lasting bubbles of pleasure.

1999 Veuve Clicquot Vinatge Reserve — £44.25
Tasting Notes: The finest example of vintage Champagne. Brilliant gold with a fine and complex full fruit flavour. A big rich and classy Champagne