WHITE WINES
Prices (per 75cl bottle / 250ml large glass / 175ml glass)
House Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 12.5%
(£25 | £9 | £6.50) Bin 101
Round Stone Bay, New Zealand
A fine burst of gooseberry fruit with appealing mineral overtones.
Adares Lluvia, 2019 12.5%
(£26 | £9 | £6.50) Bin 103
Almansa, Spain
Raul Perez, ‘The Hermit of the Vine’ and one of the best winemakers in Spain, has fashioned this from organic vineyards in a unique ecological area in the foothills of the Almansa mountains. Fresh with kiwi, lemon and pineapple flavours.
Picpoul de Pinet, 2019 12.5%
(£29 / £9.50 / -) Bin 104
Domaine La Croix Gratiot, France
Literally’ lip-smacking’. Refreshing, zippy and crisp with a honeyed nose.
Macon Lugny Les Genievres 2019 13%
(£35 | £12.50 | -) Bin 106
Louis Latour, Burgundy, France
A popular and very drinkable white Burgundy much loved for generations.
Saint Veran, Les Pierres Blanches 2019 13%
(£45 | £17 | -) Bin 109.2
Caves de Prisse, France
Fresh, complex and concentrated white Burgundy.
ROSE WINES
Prices (per 75cl bottle / 250ml large glass / 175ml glass)
White Zinfandel ‘Blush’ 11%
(£23 | £8.50 | £6.50) Bin 201
Sierra Creek, California, USA
Strawberry and redcurrant, light and sweet.
Rosé de Saint Auriol 12.5%
(£24 | £9 | £7) Bin 203
Pays d’Oc, France
Rose with clean red fruit flavours and a crisp, dry finish.
RED WINES
Prices (per 75cl bottle / 250ml large glass / 175ml glass)
House Nero d’Avola 12.5%
(£23 | £8.50 | £6.50 ) Bin 302
Palazzo del Mare, Sicily
A light red from Sicily with soft and generous plummy fruit.
Patricio Gougenheim Malbec
2019 13.5%
(£28 | £10 | £8) Bin 304
Patricio Gougenheim, Argentina
Made by a Frenchman in the foothills of the Andes. Full bodied and rich.
Shiraz , The Opportunist 2019 14.5%
(£29 | £10.50 | £8.50) Bin 306
Wild and Wilder, Langhorne Creek, Australia
Herbal cassis and spice, a lovely smooth balance of ripe, dark fruit.
Cotes du Rhone, 2019 14%
(£31 | £11 | £9) Bin 309
M Chapoutier, France
Typically bold, peppery fruit. Wine of character and expression with a silky style.
Papa Figos, 2019 13.5%
(£31 | £11 | – ) Bin 316
Douro, Portugal
Wonderful deep flavour. Rich and tannic but balanced with it. Bold fruity flavours with savoury touches.
Pinot Noir The Crossings 2018 13%
(£34 | £13 | – ) Bin 311
Awatere Valley, New Zealand
From a single estate of 143 hectares. Intense with aromas of black plums and violets.
Armando Malbec, 2015 14%
(£34 | £13 | – ) Bin 312
Mendoza, Argentina
Luscious, creamy and velvety texture, full bodied with plum and cherry notes. Moorish aroma of cocoa and sweet spice.
Chateau Fourcas Dupre, 2015 13.5%
(£47 | £18 | – ) Bin 314
Listrac-Medoc, Bordeaux
Claret is not enjoying a fashionable moment but this, from the ripe 2015 vintage, has fine blackcurrant, spice and cigar box aromas and goes so well with food.
Chateau Les Mottes-Pradier, 2010 13%
(£47 | £18 | – ) Bin 315
Cotes de Bourg, France
Nice garnet in the glass and soft. On the nose mixed red fruits with a hint of chocolate and leather.
CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINES
Prices (per 75cl bottle / 125ml glass)
Prosecco, Spumante 11%
(£26 | £7) Bin 401
Casa Vinicola Botter, Venice
Gentle, delicate & very drinkable fizz from Venice.
House Champagne
Fournaise Dubois 12%
(£49 | £12) Bin 403
Crugny, France
Growers Champagne from the village of Crugny. Biscuity, with decent bottle age to fill out the flavour.
Laurent-Perrier Champagne
Cuvée Rosé Brut 12%
(£69) Bin 405
Champagne, France
Loved by wine connoisseurs as the benchmark rosé champagne, it uses the more unusual soak-on-the-skins method and only Pinot Noir from grand cru villages. It has truly scrumptious recurrent and raspberry tones.
Bollinger Special Cuvee
Champagne NV 12%
(£69) Bin 410
Champagne, France
The grapes – mostly pinot noir – are from grand cru vineyards, which explains the generous, full-bodied Bollinger style. Robust and full-bodied — one the biggest bodied NV champagnes with green apple tones.
Pol Roger, Brut Reserve 12.5%
(£89 | -) Bin 0
Champagne, France
Family owned with over 200 acres of its own vineyard including prime sites in all three of the principal areas. Maison Pol Roger, 44 Avenue de Champagne was proclaimed ‘the world’s most drinkable address by Sir Winston Churchill.