Wine List
Champagne (125ml glass/bottle)
Louis Roederer Brut Premier £11.00/£65.00
Fabulous crowd pleasing fizz from this family owned Champagne House. Juicy and stylish.
Louis Roederer Brut Vintage Rose £95.00
Junior Cristal Rose. The grapes from vines that are a little too young to go in Cristal, are used to make this wine.
Louis Roederer Cristal £250.00
A specially made bottle for the Tsar of Russia, designed with a flat bottom so bombs couldn\'t be hidden underneath.
Louis Roederer Cristal Rose £450.00
The ultimate Rose Champagne.
Laurent-Perrier Cuvee Rose Brut £16.00/£95.00
LPR, there\'s a reason it\'s the best selling Grande Marque Rose Champagne. It never fails to please.
Dom Perignon £185.00
Myth has it Dom Perignon, the monk, invented sparkling wine. Not true, he vastly inproved the quality of Champagne.
Dom Perignon Rose £350.00
Pretty is not the word, ravishing is more like it. A dangerously drinking bottle of pink.
Krug Grande Cuvee £185.00
The most intense style of Champagne. Rich, deep, nutty and intensely fruity. Almost a meal in a glass.
Krug Rose £295.00
A strawberry tart in a glass. Very, very serious pink Champagne from Krug.
White (175ml glass/bottle)
Piropo Pinot Blanc, Argentina £4.25/£15.95
A Piropo is a slightly inappropriate gesture to a lady who passes you in the street. The wine is just as fruity and cheeky.
Sauvignon Blanc Agustinos, Valle Central, Chile £17.95
Fresh and lush Sauvingon from Chile. Lots of lemon, lime and cut grass flavours.
Saam Mountain Paarl Chenin Blanc, South Africa £18.95
Rich, grapey flavours from this brilliant producer in the Cape. Terrific with grilled tuna, swordfish or prawns.
I Fiore Pinot Grigio, Veneto, Italy £5.00/£18.95
Proper Pinot Grigio that actually tastes of.....something. Pears, sweet ginger and juicy lemons.
Riesling Pfalz Wolf, Germany £21.00
A medium wine that has dazzling flavours of cooking apples and honey.
Deakin Estate Viognier, Australia £6.25/£22.50
Super tropical fruit flavours of mango, apricot and passionfruit. Lots of wine for the money here.
Riva Leone Gavi, Piedmont, Italy £23.50
Pretty and delicious wine from the Alpine North of Italy. Soft apple and pear flavours.
Central Coast Chardonnay, Marmesa Vineyards, California £25.00
No oak here, just lush melon and baked apple flavours. A bit like Chablis on steriods.
Johnson Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand £7.00/£27.50
Classic Kiwi Sauvignon. Bright gooseberry, lychee and grapefruit flavours.
Chablis, Francois Chauvenet £29.50
Lovely and ethereal Chablis. Fresh apple and heather honey flavours. A treat.
Sancerre La Cote Blanche, Eric Louis £34.00
Delicious and zesty Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire valley. Perfect with Shellfish or Goats Cheese.
Chablis 1er Cru, Cote de Lechet, Domaine Defaix £11.50/£45.00
The tiny vineyard of Cote de Lechet makes some of purest and heavenly Chablis available in the world today
Rose (175ml glass/bottle)
Pinot Grigio delle Venezie Blush Lamberti £5.00/£18.95
Affectionately known as lady petrol, pink Pinot Grigio is a dangerly drinkable style of wine.
Vivanco Rioja Rosado £25.00
Luscious and deep raspberry filled wine from the region of Rioja. A real fruit bomb.
Sancerre Rose Andre Neveu £9.00/£35.00
Wild strawberry and lemon zest fruit flavours leap out of every glass of this wine.
Red (175ml glass/bottle)
Piropo Malbec, Arentina £4.25/£15.95
A Piropo is a slightly inappropriate gesture to a lady who passes you in the street. The wine is just as fruity and cheeky.
Villa dei Fiori Primitivo di Puglia, Italy £16.95
Dark, brooding and mouth filling wine from the far south of Italy. Flavours of Christmas cake and chocolate.
Merlot Agustinos, Valle Central, Chile £17.95
Classic Chilean Merlot. Easy going, plummy fruit flavours and no hard edges.
Old Vine Zinfandel, Delicato Family Vineyards, California £5.00/£20.00
Super juicy and spicy red from California. Flavours of raspberry jam and cinnamon. Great with spicy meat dishes.
Pinot Noir de l\'Hospitalet, Gerard Bertrand, France £21.50
Crushed strawberry and cranberry fruit flavours. This is a white wine drinker\'s red wine, very soft and gentle.
Madfish Shiraz, Western Australia £6.25/£25.00
A whopper. Blackberry fruit flavours and a real peppery kick. Terrific is you like your steak with it\'s horns still on.
Dinastia Vivanco Rioja Crianza £7.00/£28.00
The Vivancos are probably the most influential and powerful people in Rioja, this wine is the vineyard next to their house
Fleurie Millesime, Cave de Fleurie £29.50
Lovely red cherry fruit flavours and elegant feel in the mouth. Good with lighter meats and possibly pink fish.
Journey\'s End Single Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, South Africa £34.00
Big, sturdy and laced with mases of cassis and cigar box flavours. If you\'ve no wildebeast, then steak will work with this.
Chateau Lamartre St-Emilion Grand Cru £11.50/£45.00
From the right bank of Bordeaux, this is proper Claret. Plum and blackcurrant fruit, with an earthy backbone.
Chateauneuf du Pape, Les Galets du Haut, Louis Bernard £55.00
Oodles of bramble fruit and woodsmoke aromas, this is complete comfort wine.
Brunello di Montalcino, Castello Banfi, Tuscany £75.00
From a hillside in Tuscany, this wine has those beautiful Italian flavours of black cherry, olives and wood fired ovens.
Fine Wines (By the Bottle)
2010 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zeland £65.00
Now owned by Hennessy and Louis Vuitton, Cloudy Bay still remains a very stylish wine.
2008 Blanc Fume de Pouilly, Didier Dagueneau £125.00
Didier Dagueneau was the wild child of Pouilly Fume, and his Sauvignon Blanc\'s are astonishing.
2008 Batard Montrachet, Morey Coffinet £250.00
Rich, intense, nutty, buttery yet silky and really incredible with smoked salmon or lobster.
2009 Whispering Angel Provence Rose, Chateau d Esclans £45.00
The must have Rose on the French Riviera this year. Made by the old winemaker from Mouton Rothschild.
1999 Sassicaia, Tuscany £350.00
The original and still the best Super Tuscan. Cassis and black cherry fruit, with incredible structure and length.
2001 Pengolds Grange, Australia £550.00
The most iconic Shiraz that Australia has ever produced. If you\'re a wine loveer and you\'ve never tried it, shame on you.
1988 Chateau Margaux £750.00
Supremely elegant and effortless. The perfect balance of bright fruit flavours, velvety mouth feel and warming charm.
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