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HOUSE WINES

White

WHIG 2017 Chardonnay Les Grenadiers Pays de Cotes de Thongue France

Easy drinking, benchmark Chardonnay from a small, modern wine-making group flying the flag for

the Côtes de Thongue. This Chardonnay is ripe and round with creamy, peach fruit and spicy, vanilla notes.

This wine would work with all types of fish and white meats.

175ml Glass £7.50 Bottle £26.00

WHIG 2017 Picpoul de Pinet Languedoc France

Picpoul is an old Languedoc grape variety and it has grown here on the banks of Lake Thau, in sight of the

famous oyster-beds of Bouzigues, for generations. Produced from vines that are aired by the salty sea breeze, this

wine is unmistakably Mediterranean. Delicate and refreshing, floral and perfectly balanced with hints of citrus

and exotic fruits, this wine is approachable & satisfying. A great accompaniment to shellfish. 175ml Glass £8.50 Bottle £29.00

WHIG 2017 Vina Mar Sauvignon Blanc Casablanca Valley Chile

A modern classic! Casablanca has become synonymous with top quality white winemaking and here, Sauvignon

Blanc is the star. Viña Mar's offering shows lashings of ripe kiwi and elderflower with refreshing notes of pink

grapefruit; a real thirst quencher. Great on its own or with fish or shellfish.

175ml Glass £8.50 Bottle £29.00

WHIG 2017 Incantesimo Falanghina Sannio Campania Italy

Incantesimo – meaning ‘enchantment’ or ‘spell’ in Italian - references local Sannio folklore, rich in tales of

witchcraft. Woozy aromas of orange blossom and jasmine. The silky palate has enchanting flavours of peach and

yellow plum, with a tangy redcurrant bite. The lingering finish is mineral with hints of pine and almond. This

would work with fish but has the weight to deal with chicken or pork.

175ml Glass £9.50 Bottle £33.00

WHIG 2013 Veigadares Albariño Adegas Galegas Spain

Spicy peach notes and floral aromas make this wine distinctive. With a lovely body weight and full, tropical

palate, this wine is delicious by itself or an ideal accompaniment to seafood. 175ml Glass £12.50 Bottle £45.00

ENOT 2017 The FMC Chenin Blanc Ken Forrester South Africa

Hand selected Chenin Blanc primarily from low yielding, old bush vines. Rich, layered with dried apricot,

vanilla and honey. Enjoy as an exciting aperitif or with spiced dishes or roast chicken.

175ml Glass £15.00 Bottle £62.00

Rosé

WHIG 2017 Château la Tour de l’Evêque Côtes de Provence France

A classic style of Provence rosé with vivacious red berry fruit, ripe nectarine and hints of sweet grapefruit. Its

silky texture, delicate creaminess and vivid fruit make this delicious on its own or a wonderful match for a variety

of food such as meaty white fish and cheese dishes.

175ml Glass £9.00 Bottle £30.00

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Red

WHIG 2017 Chamuyo Malbec Mendoza Argentina

This Malbec is bright cherry red with a violet hue. It shows intense aromas of ripe, red summer fruit, herbs and

subtle warm spice. The palate is rounded yet fresh with soft, supple tannins. This wine will partner well with lamb

and subtle spices.

175ml Glass £7.50 Bottle £26.00

WHIG 2015 Château La Fleur des Graves Bordeaux France This blend of equal parts Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot offers lovely aromas of ripe cherries and blackberries

which are woven together with exotic spices, spring florals and tobacco. This will be terrific with beef or roe

deer.

175ml Glass £8.50 Bottle £29.00

ENOT 2015 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Crianza Spain

Medium intensity of aromas with fresh dark fruit, such as blackberries and blackcurrants. Hints of blackberry

yoghurt. Ruby red with some signs of youthfulness in the form of violet hues. Medium depth of colour. Is an

excellent accompaniment to cold meats, mild cheeses and a great variety of meats particularly chicken.

175ml Glass £8.50 Bottle £28.00

WHIG 2014 Manoella Douro Portugal

Matured in old oak. Deeply coloured, this offers a combination of fruit, floral and savoury notes on the nose and

palate, raspberry, blackberry, violet and smoky spice. Energetic and focused, with engaging purity this has an

elegant finish. This is the perfect match for a juicy red meat, any stew and red deer.

175ml Glass £12.50 Bottle £45.00

ENOT 2014 Phantom (PS,Z,CS,M) Bogle Vineyards California

Full of concentration and intensity, this wine will tease, tantalize and linger long after the last sip is gone. A

symphony entrances your senses immediately: juniper berry and spice, with just a wisp of toasted coconut hinting

at the American oak aging. Juicy plums and brawny blackberries are succulent and intoxicating, as the full

bodied structure takes hold. Abundant, yet ripe tannins round out the palate, yet don’t overpower the red

cranberry fruit. Needs a full flavoured dish to stand up to the big flavours in this wine.

175ml Glass £13.50 Bottle £52.00

WHIG 2016 Muddy Water Pinot Noir Waipara New Zealand

Deep red cherry in colour with a dark savoury nose of ripe cherry and herbs. Palate shows considerable power

and earthy character with masses of plum, dark berry and a mineral cherry edge. Robust fruit tannin provides an

inner strength that is long and alluring. This wine is great for dishes with earthy flavours, lamb and chicken.

175ml Glass £15.00 Bottle £60.00

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CHAMPAGNE

For those of us who love Champagne, there is nothing quite like the sound of a popping cork . Anticipation immediately

sharpens the senses as one awaits the clinking of glasses and ultimately the first sip. Nothing but nothing can emulate the

best. The mediocre can be challenged the world over but top Champagne is unbeatable. Quite simply the soil and climate

within Champagne conspired, well before man's interventions, to produce a naturally sparkling wine. Coarse and dull, this

would bear little resemblance to the crystal clear wine we know today. It took the dedication and patience of one Dom

Perignon to produce the basis of what we know and love. It was he who learned to manipulate the presses in order to

produce a starbright wine from black grapes, who introduced the cork in place of oiled hemp as a stopper and who,

perhaps most important, realised the advantages of blending. From his time there have been enormous changes in

procedure and technology, but the fact that the area produced an effervescent wine naturally is proof of the intrinsic

advantages over the rest of the world in terms of geography. Winemakers the world over have become obsessed with the

finer details of the Champagne method and, indeed, have followed its every detail but the final product, however good, is

not Champagne. The vital ingredient is the soil and aspect of the region itself. That said, there are enormous variations in

quality within Champagne and that comes down to the skill of the winemaker. Blending grape with grape, cru with cru is

an art form and distinguishes great from good. The Champagne houses must initially concentrate on the quality of the raw

material which they use and, to this end, close attention is paid to every step from growing to pressing. Thence to the

blend. This blending is what gives the Champagne balance and a house its style. For your enjoyment we have chosen a

range of styles, from our house Champagne, very much in the French style with full well rounded fruit through to Krug.

Vintage Krug with some bottle age just defies description. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING AS THEY SAY.......

Non-Vintage

WHIG Guy de Chassey Brut £70.00

ALLI Pierre Mignon Brut Rosé Grande Reserve £80.00

RAEB Gonet Sulcova Blanc de Blancs Brut £75.00

WHIG Delamotte Brut £78.00

WHIG Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial £90.00

ALLI Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Brut £95.00

WHIG Delamotte Rosé Brut £99.00

ALLI Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Brut Rosé £125.00

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Vintage

MCLA 2004 Louis Roederer Cristal £399.00

WHIG 2002 Delamotte Brut £120.00

FRTH 2002 Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin Gold Label £168.00

WHIG 2002 Möet & Chandon Cuvée Dom Perignon £268.00

CHDI 2000 Pol Roger Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill £290.00

FRTH 1999 Perrier Jouët Belle Epoque £215.00

FRTH 1999 Bollinger Grand Année Brut £195.00

WHIG 1997 Salon Brut £465.00

WHIG 1990 Bollinger RD Extra Brut £210.00

F&R 1990 Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame Brut £249.00

F&R 1988 Krug Brut £290.00

Half Bottles

WHIG Guy de Chassey Brut £35.00

WHIG Delamotte Brut £36.00

ALLI Möet & Chandon Brut Imperial £49.00

WHIG Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Brut £56.00

SPARKLING WINE

ENOT N.V. Fiol Prosecco Extra Dry £36.00

WHIG N.V. Louis Bouillot Rosé Brut Cremant de Bourgogne £46.00

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ALSACE

White

Alsace is known for a great diversity in styles of wine thanks to a wide variety of natural factors, climate, soils etc.

alongside a large number of grape varietals. The wines tend to complement fresh water fish and white meats particularly

well.

WHIG 2016 Gewurztraminer Cléebourg £38.00

RAEB 2014 Kirrenbourg Pinot Blanc Cuvée Reserve Martin Schaetzel £43.00

WHIG 2012 Riesling Beblenheim Domaine Trapet £51.00

LOIRE

The Loire Valley is unwisely considered to be one area since it extends from the Nantes area (home of Muscadet) with a

coastal climate through Anjou, Touraine as far as Sancerre which is really central France and which obviously experiences

a markedly different climate. That said, it is one of the most interesting areas as a result of the great variety produced.

White

WHIG 2017 Pouilly Fumé Les Chaumiennes André & Edmond Figeat £37.00

WHIG 2017 Sancerre Domaine du Nozay Château du Nozay £43.00

ALLI 2017 Sancerre Domaine Picard £46.00

WHIG 2015 Menetou-Salon Clos du Pressoir Joseph Mellot £36.00

WHIG 2014 Vouvray Les Fosses d’Hareng £42.00

Rosé

ALLI 2016 Sancerre Domaine Picard £46.00

Red

WHIG 2014 Saumur Champigny Les Vignerons de Saumur £31.00

ALLI 2013 Sancerre Réserve de Marcigoué Domaine Crochet £69.00

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RHONE

The Rhone Valley can most easily be looked upon as two distinct areas separated by the Ardèche. The geography is so

different between the North and South as to enforce quite different growing methods and, indeed, different grape varieties.

Generally, the Northern reds are from the spicy Syrah grape (the Shiraz of the New World) with the Southern wines

coming from a blend of several varieties, often dominated by the Grenache.

Northern Rhone

Red

ALLI 2016 Crozes-Hermitage Les Pierrelles Domain Belle £54.00

LIBW 2008 Côte Rôtie Les Jumelles Paul Jaboulet Aîné £140.00

LIBW 2007 Hermitage La Petite Chapelle Paul Jaboulet Aîné £166.00

INVR 1998 Hermitage Le Pied de la Côte Paul Jaboulet Aîné £110.00

WHIG 1989 Hermtage Bernard Faurie £144.00

Southern Rhone

White

WHIG 2016 Côtes du Rhone Les Becs Fins Tardieu-Laurent £30.00

WHIG 2015 Côtes du Rhone Guy Louis Tardieu-Laurent £56.00

WHIG 2013 Cotes de Luberon Domaine Perrin £27.00

WHIG 2011 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Vielle Vignes Tardieu-Laurent £105.00

Red

WHIG 2016 Côtes du Rhone Villages Les Becs Fins Tardieu-Laurent £31.00

ALLI 2016 Lirac Le Virtuose Guillaume Gonnet £43.00

ALLI 2016 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Bel Ami Guillaume Gonnet £80.00

WHIG 2014 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Grande Réserve Château Beauchêne £70.00

WHIG 2012 Coudoulet de Beaucastel Domaine Perrin £63.00

WHIG 1995 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Réservé Château Rayas £525.00

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BURGUNDY

The Red Burgundy Grape is Pinot Noir, a rather pale coloured grape which produces much less intensely coloured wines

than those of Bordeaux, but whose colour often belies great weight and complexity on the palate. Bourgogne Grand

Ordinaire is one of two appellations which allows the blending of Gamay, the Beaujolais grape, with Pinot Noir. This

gives a much earlier drinking Burgundy. Coulanges is a rare buy in this country coming essentially from Chablis country

in the North where we might be surprised to find a wine of this depth.

With the exception of Aligote, all the White Burgundy wines are made from the ubiquitous Chardonnay grape and yet they

all have a markedly different style. Chablis in the North reflects its northerly climate in its crisp acidity and lean elegance.

The Côte de Beaune's whites are fuller and the best show tremendous finesse. They are enjoyable when young but

undergo a metamorphosis during maturation to become, for those of us who enjoy old White Burgundy, SENSATIONAL!

Even the most straightforward Bourgogne Blanc tends to benefit from a little bottle age. The more robust, hearty wines of

the Chalonnais and Maconnais are hugely different from Chablis. They are full bodied and characterful and represent

excellent value.

Côte de Beaune

The Côte de Beaune commences with the hill of Corton housing Aloxe-Corton, Ladoix-Serrigny and Pernand-Vergelesse.

The fact that Corton Rouge is a wine for keeping which rivals the concentration of a Nuits red, that Pernand-Vergelesse is

soft, seductive and earlier drinking and that the Côte de Beaune magnificent white wines are even more famous than the

reds, age beautifully and rank amongst the very best in the world, gives some idea of the complexity of the Côte.

White

WHIG 2016 Puligny-Montrachet Les Meix Olivier Leflaive £89.00

WHIG 2015 Bourgogne Les Sétilles Olivier Leflaive £36.00

WHIG 2015 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru En Remilly Olivier Leflaive £69.00

WHIG 2015 Saint-Romain Domaine Matrot £74.00

WHIG 2014 Auxey-Duresses La Macabrée Olivier Leflaive £48.00

WHIG 2014 Bourgogne Chardonnay François Carillon £51.00

WHIG 2014 Macon-Verzé Domaines Leflaive £55.00

WHIG 2014 Puligny-Montrachet Domaine Leflaive £165.00

WHIG 2013 Chassagne-Montrachet Abbaye De Morgeot Olivier Leflaive £110.00

WHIG 2012 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Clavoillon Domaine Leflaive £246.00

WHIG 2008 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Clavoillon Domaine Leflaive £225.00

Red

WHIG 2015 Bourgogne Pinot Noir Vielles Vignes Domaine Pierre Labet £54.00

F&R 1990 Volnay-Fremiets Clos de la Rougeotte Bouchard Père & Fils £132.00

Chablis

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Chablis is the classic accompaniment to shellfish and flavourful fish and white meats. It is slightly austere in comparison

to the fuller Chardonnays in the South and this complements langoustines, lobster, etc. Petit Chablis encompasses a rather

larger area than Chablis proper and the name identifies wines from borderline Chablis vineyards. It is a wine for earlier

drinking than Chablis from the same year.

White

WHIG 2017 Chablis Domaine Vincent Dampt £48.00

WHIG 2016 Chablis 1er Cru Les Lys Domaine Vincent Dampt £67.00

Côte Chalonnaise

One of the best value zones in France for quality wines, the Côte Chalonnais is in part calcareous, favouring white wine

production and in part clay, favouring reds. The best known whites are Rully and Montagny which enjoy similar styles

although Montagny is slightly fuller and less subtle than the former. The reds are for early drinking.

White

WHIG 2016 Rully 1er Cru Rabourcé Olivier Leflaive £61.00

WHIG 2015 Montagny 1er Cru Les Bonnevaux Olivier Leflaive £46.00

Red

ALLI 2014 Rully 1er Cr Clos du Chapitre Domaine Jaeger-Defaix £68.00

WHIG 2010 Mercurey Les Montots Domaine A et P de Villaine £127.00

Maconnais

Another interesting and well priced area of Burgundy producing wines of note. These tend to be full flavoured wines of a

more robust nature than the names of the Côte de Beaune and they tend to drink well when relatively young.

White

WHIG 2017 Mâcon Solutré Moulin Du Pont Maison Auvigue £34.00

WHIG 2016 Pouilly-Fuissé D. Dominique Cornin £74.00

WHIG 2015 Pouilly-Fuissé Moulin Du Pont Maison Auvigue £59.00

WHIG 2014 Pouilly-Fuissé Vielles Vignes Maison Auvigue £60.00

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Côte de Nuits

The Côte de Nuits is devoted almost exclusively to red wines from the Pinot Noir. This northerly part of the Côte d'Or is

much more sharply sloping and narrower than the Côte de Beaune to the South. The best soils for red wine lie lower down

the slope, although there are pockets where optimum soil conditions account for top vineyard names. The great wines tend

towards great potency and concentration. With time, they mature to show smooth elegance and a rich perfumed bouquet.

White

T&W 2005 Nuits-Saint-Georges Cuvée La Gerbotte Domaine de L’Arlot £133.00

Red

WHIG 2014 Cote de Nuits-Villages La Robignotte Gilles Jourdan £61.00

ALLI 2014 Nuit-Saint-Georges Domaine Forey £99.00

WHIG 2013 Marsannay Domaine Trapet £64.00

ALLI 2012 Gevrey-Chambertin Symphonie Domaine Burguet £128.00

WHIG 2010 Nuit-Saint-Georges Le Petit Arlot Domaine de L’Arlot £99.00

MCLA 2006 Nuit-Saint-Georges Louis Jadot £92.00

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BEAUJOLAIS

The soil of Beaujolais is markedly different from the Burgundy vineyards to its north. The calcareous soil of Macon in the

North gives way to schistous granite in itself giving the Gamay grape a depth of flavour which it often lacks. There are ten

Beaujolais Crusa, each with its own style. The styles range from light early drinking Regnié through the fuller wines such

as Julienas.

Red

ENOT 2017 Fleurie Poncié Pierre-Marie Chermette £41.00

WHIG 2016 Morgon Corcelette Domaine Lathuilière Gravallon £34.00

WHIG 2015 Brouilly Pisse-Vielle Domaine Lathuilière Gravallon £34.00

WHIG 2013 Moulin-A-Vent Vielles Vignes Coeur de Terroirs Domaine Labruyère £74.00

SOUTHWEST FRANCE

This region encompasses numerous small, scattered areas that combine to produce an impressively wide range of excellent

value wines with diverse, but quite discernible, stylistic influences from Bordeaux, Spain, Languedoc-Rouissillon, and the

Rhône. Centered around the small village of the same name, Irouleguy is located in the far south-western corner of France

in the northern Basque Country. Its western and southern boundaries are formed by France's border with Spain.

White

WHIG 2014 L’Empreinte de Saint Mont Producteurs Plaimont £39.00

WHIG 2014 Herri Mina Irouleguy £59.00

WHIG 2013 Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh Sec La Folie de Roi Producteurs Plaimont £36.00

PROVENCE The region has 3,000 hours of sunshine a year and very little rain – the classic Mediterranean climate. Provence is also

lashed by storms in spring and autumn, often causing difficult and variable harvests. The region has an incredible variety

of soil types and this is reflected in the numerous grape varieties in cultivation. According to Vins de Provence

professional association, the region accounts for 6% of total French AOC wine production for all types of wines. Provence

is France’s leading producer of AOC rosé wines with 40% of domestic production and 5.6% of worldwide rosé wine

production.

Rosé

WHIG 2017 Château la Tour de l’Eveque Pétale de Rose £55.00

LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON

With production nearly three times that of Bordeaux, or more than the whole of Australia, the Languedoc-Roussillon

accounts for about a third of all French wine made. The sheer scale of production and the intense competition to channel

such volumes through to the market means that in most years supply is greater than demand so prices are kept in check. It

is not for nothing that wines from the South of France offer such great value for money.

WHIG 2016 L’Ostal del Souquet Carignan Vielles Vignes £34.00

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BORDEAUX

Claret has long been the natural and favourite source of red wines for Scotland for centuries. Some of the great names

have been shipped to the West Coast uninterrupted since the mid 18th century. The range available is extremely diverse

not only from area to area but within the same appellation as the various microclimates, aspects and soils conspire with the

skill of the grower and winemaker to make Bordeaux possibly the most complex wine region in the world. The Bordeaux

dry white wines have had their ups and downs over the years although it has generally been accepted that inexpensive,

well made dry wine is better than the cheapest dessert wines. As the wines started to enjoy a boom the catastrophic

vintage of 1991 and subsequent price increase stifled aspirations. The very best Bordeaux whites do, however, represent

excellent value.

THE MÉDOC

The style of wine alters more radically over short distances in the Médoc than in any other French red wine district. The

wines are mild and unexceptional immediately northwest of Bordeaux, but from Ludon onwards they become

progressively more characterful, acquire finesse, and – after Margaux – gain considerable body. Beyond St. Estèphe, the

firmness of body of the wines eventually turns to coarseness, and their finesse fades.

Haut Médoc

The Médoc runs along the left bank of the Gironde and is divided into two regions: the Haut Médoc towards the South (the

home of most of the great properties) and the Médoc. The unique combination of gravel, top soil and clay, chalk and

limestone as subsoil is all important in the health of the vines and the characteristics of the wines produced. Vines grown

in atypical soils such as those close to the river do not qualify for the appellation.

Red

ALLI 2014 Château Lamothe-Cissac Haut-Médoc £48.00

WHIG 2012 Château de Lamarque Cru Grand Bourgeois Lamarque £59.00

ALLI 2010 Château bel Orme Tronquoy de Lalande Haut-Médoc £69.00

Margaux

The wines of Margaux in the south typically show great finesse and are intense without being heavy. Its characteristics are

put down to the particularly light gravelly soil.

Red

ALLI 2015 Château Soussans Margaux £69.00

WHIG 2014 Corney & Barrow Margaux 2nd

wine of D’Angludet Margaux £56.00

WHIG 1996 Château Rauzan-Ségla Grand Cru Classé Margaux £216.00

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Pauillac

The wines of Pauillac are generally regarded as quintessential Médoc. They exhibit an intense colour and a full, complex

nose. They are both full bodied and elegant on the palate.

Red

ALLI 2014 Château Richebon Pauillac £70.00

T&W 1996 Les Tourelles de Longueville Pauillac £200.00

BRKR 1985 Château Mouton Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £490.00

BRKR 1983 Château Mouton Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £525.00

BRKR 1982 Château Mouton Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £995.00

BRKR 1978 Château Mouton Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £575.00

BRKR 1978 Château Lafite Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £595.00

BRKR 1970 Château Mouton Rothschild [1] 1er Cru Classé Pauillac £650.00

Saint-Estèphe

The most northerly of the appellations of the Médoc, Saint-Estèphe produces very hearty, slow maturing wines with a

great deal of colour. Potentially the best ageing wine in the Médoc.

Red

WHIG 2014 Château Capbern Saint-Estèphe £89.00

ALLI 2011 Château Haut-Baradieu Saint-Estèphe £97.00

WHIG 1990 Château la Dame de Montrose Saint-Estèphe £190.00

Saint-Julien

Saint-Julien with its gravel plateau flanking the river, is one of the prime sites of Bordeaux producing mainly second, third

and fourth growths. The wines show a great deal of the finesse of Margaux in the South in harmony with the rather more

full bodied Pauillac.

Red

WHIG 2010 Pavillon de Léoville Poyferré Saint-Julien £60.00

FRTH 1988 Gruaud Larose 2ème Cru Classé Saint-Julien £224.00

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GRAVES, CÉRONS, SAUTERNES AND BARSAC

The finest red Graves wines are produced in Pessac-Léognan, good red and improving dry white wines in the centre of

Graves, and the great sweet wines of Sauternes and Barsac in the south. The emphasis in production is on classic red

wines.

Graves

The Graves region is, as the name suggests, known for its predominantly (but by no means exclusively) gravelly soil. The

better wines come from the North of the area. The wines of Graves can show similar intensity to those of the Medoc but

they are, over all, more robust and heartier than the more elegant wines from the North.

Red

T&W 2003 Vieux Château Gaubert Graves £73.00

Pessac-Léognan This appellation covers the ten best communes that have the right to Graves AOC, and it is not by chance that it also

encompasses 55 of the best estates. Soft, silky reds of great violety elegance, and not lacking either concentration or

length. Most have been aged in a percentage of new oak, which adds a smoky or tobacco-like complexity.

White

WHIG 2014 Château Picque Caillou Pessac-Léognan £59.00

Red

WHIG 2011 Château Picque Caillou Pessac-Léognan £50.00

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THE LIBOURNAIS AND FRONSADAIS

The right bank of the Dordogne River, known as the Libournais district, is red-wine country. Dominated by the merlot

grape, the vineyards here produce deep coloured, silky – or velvety – rich wines of classic quality in St-Émilion and

Pomerol regions, in addition to wines of modest quality , but excellent value and character, in the “Satellite” appellations

that surround them.

Côtes de Castillon This is an attractive hilly area squeezed between St-Émillion, the Dordogne River, and the Dordogne déparetment. Its wine

has long been appreciated for quality, consistency, and value. Firm, full-bodied, fine-coloured wines with dense fruit and

finesse.

Red

ALLI 2015 Château Les Platanes Côtes de Bordeaux £36.00

WHIG 2011 Château Cadet Côtes de Castillon £49.00

WHIG 2010 L’Aurage Côtes de Castillon £90.00

Pomerol Pomerol rather defies classification and its sheer diversity in styles goes a long way to proving that soils make essential

differences to the wine which eventually lands in your glass. With Petrus and now Le Pin at the Pomerol pinnacle,

Trotanoy makes an admirable second. These combine a lot of tannin with incredible, almost fat fruit. Velvet is the

description most often bandied about.

Red

WHIG 2014 Château Bourgneuf Pomerol £113.00

WHIG 2011 l’Hospitalet de Gazin 2nd

Wine of Château Gazin Pomerol £79.00

ALLI 2011 Clos Vieux Taillefer Pomerol £155.00

Saint-Émilion

The vineyards of Saint-Émilion envelop one of the prettiest towns in France. These vineyards actually exhibit quite

different soil types and yet there is a manifest degree of common style. Warm, rich fruit is obvious against a backdrop less

tannic than that of the Médoc wines. Please note that these wines fall under the classification of 1954.

Red

WHIG 2015 Château Barrail du Blanc Grand Cru Saint-Émilion £59.00

WHIG 2013 Château Vieux Lartique Grand Cru Saint-Émilion £55.00

ALLI 2012 Château de Ferrand Grand Cru Saint-Émilion £96.00

FRTH 1990 Château Corbin Michotte Grand Cru Saint-Émilion £160.00

L&W 1988 Château Pavie Grand Cru Saint-Émilion £224.00

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ITALY

Northwest / Piedmonte

In the Northwest of Italy, the Nebbiolo grape is king of red wine production, being responsible for wines of world renown

such as Barolo. Also, in Italy the name of the producer is shown which is different from Bordeaux, where it is the name of

the commune. In this region the supremacy of red wines leaves little room for whites, but one native white grape, Cortese,

is responsible for Gavi, a wine of uncommon grace and delicacy.

White

ENOT 2017 Roero Arneis Serra Lupini Angelo Negro £38.00

ALLI 2017 Gavi di Gavi Tenuta Olim Bauda £44.00

RAEB 2015 Roero Arneis Brovia £50.00

Red

WHIG 2015 Barbera d’Alba Giulia Negri £58.00

RAEB 2014 Dolcetto d’Alba Rivella Serafino £59.00

ALLI 2013 Barolo Cascina Adelaide Canubi £121.00

RAEB 2011 Barbaresco Roncagliè Bel Colle £57.00

RAEB 2011 Gattinara Nervi £60.00

RAEB 2009 Scajeta Menferrato Rosso Rugrà £40.00

RAEB 2009 Barolo Pira Roagna £140.00

WHIG 2007 Barbera d’Alba Cascina Francia Giacomo Conterno £112.00

Northeast

Trentino / Alto Adige / Sudtirol/Veneto/Colli Orientalli Del Friuli

This region which abuts Austria makes wines of an understated, classical and often austere style. Here, a white wine

tradition that parallels Piemonte's devotion to reds, supported by splendidly exposed hillside vineyards, gives us Italy's

most distinguished white wines. The wines are noted for their excellent balance, crispness and acidity. The reds are also

well made, the usual style is fuller and rounder. Northeast Italy can, at best, supply some of the most highly renowned

Italian wines and where good husbandry, microclimate and vinification work in harmony the results are outstanding,

Valpolicella, at its best from the more difficult, rugged slopes which identify the Classico region, is the better known wine

and is available at several quality levels. Amarone comes from the ripest grapes and is a rich, full bodied wine which

balances weighty alcohol with good fruit. Veneto's whites are not in the same league as the Alto Adige or Friuli, but are

nonetheless among the most engaging, certainly the most popular produced in Italy.

White

WHIG 2017 Pinot Grigio Grigio Luna Cecilia Beretta £26.00

WHIG 2017 Pinot Grigio La Tunella £32.00

WHIG 2017 Rjgialla La Tunella £54.00

WHIG 2015 Biancosesto La Tunella £42.00

WHIG 2013 Soave Classico Brognoligo Cecilia Beretta £28.00

Red

WHIG 2016 Pinot Nero La Tunella £29.00

WHIG 2014 Soraie Cecilia Beretta £30.00

ALLI 2013 Amarone della Valpolicella Campo Leòn Latium Morini £102.00

RAEB 2011 Amarone Marion £130.00

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West-Central

Tuscany/Umbria/Lazio

Tuscany was once identified, almost exclusively, as the home of Chianti. Now, despite retaining an almost antiquated,

rural appearance, it has become a highly innovative region. Three of the few wines recognised by legislation as being

Italy's best come from Tuscany - Chianti itself, Brunello Di Montalcino and Vino Nobile Di Montepulciano. In its force,

weight and overbearing style, Vino Nobile is the quintessential Tuscan wine. It derives its lineage from the Sangiovese

grape and for those who enjoy forcefully vinous, solid, spiced sensations in a wine will respond to its intensity. Brunello

Di Montalcino is considered among the most prestigious of Italian wines. It was invented over a hundred years ago by

Biondi Santi and its quality and reputation have been nursed and nurtured ever since. If one is in doubt about how the

terms austere, big and full are applied to wine, a mouthful of Brunello will give a forceful demonstration of their meaning.

White

MCLA 2014 Frascati Superiore Vigneto Santa Teresa Fontana Candida £24.00

MCLA 2011 Orvieto Classico Vigneto Torricella Bigi £21.00

Red

WHIG 2015 Insoglio del Cinghiale Campo di Sasso £51.00

ALLI 2015 Chianto Classico Riserva Riecine £77.00

WHIG 2013 Chianti Classico Riserva Castello di Monna Lisa Vignamaggio £70.00

WHIG 2012 Le Cupole Tenuta di Trinoro Andrea Franchetti £68.00

ENOT 2012 Brunello di Montalcino Il Poggione £88.00

WHIG 2011 Il Pino di Biserno Tenuta di Biserno £105.00

WHIG 2010 Il Pino di Biserno Tenuta di Biserno £95.00

WHIG 2007 Lodovico Tenuta di Biserno £180.00

MCLA 2004 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Biondi-Santi £554.00

MOR 2003 Sassicaia Marchesi Incisa Della Rocchetta Tenuta San Guido £297.00

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East-Central

Abruzzi/Marche

This area comprises the regions of Emilia-Romagna, The Marches, The Abruzzi and Mloise. The best quality wines come

from the Marches and the Abruzzi, but the best-known is Emilia-Romagna’s lollipop wine, Lambrusco, which is exported

in vast quantities.

Red

RAEB 2014 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Casabianca £30.00

Southern and The Islands

Campania/Sicily/Puglia/Basilicata

Hot and largely hilly, with volcanic soils, southern Italy is an ancient and prolific wine-growing area. Overproduction

continues to be a problem, but well made wines were starting to clean up Italy’s southern plonk image over a decade ago,

since when a host of flying winemakers have had some remarkably expressive wines utilizing local varieties.

White

WHIG 2017 Fiano del Salento Masseria Bianca £26.00

ALLI 2015 Fiano di Avellino Guido Marsella £61.00

WHIG 2012 Guardiola Andrea Franchetti £70.00

Red

ENOT 2016 Cerasuolo di Vittoria Planeta £37.00

WHIG 2010 Passopisciaro Andrea Franchetti £86.00

WHIG 2010 Franchetti Tenuta di Passopisciaro Andrea Franchetti £230.00

Sardinia

Cannonau (a.k.a. French Grenache, Spanish Garnacha) is the most planted variety of grape in sardinia and is concentrated

in the centre of the island. It gives its best on warm, gravely/pebbly soils that limit its natural productivity. The wines are

generally high in alcohol and lower in acidity providing for nice round flavours. The intense scents of dark red berries,

plum and tobacco are reflected in the taste where notes of chocolate and coffee from oak casks make their appearance. It’s

a wine worth aging and does extremely well in blends such as the Mandrolisai (together with red varieties Monica and

Bovale sardo).

Red

ALLI 2017 Cannonau di Sardegna Nau Mora & Memo £42.00

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SPAIN

Wines have been made in Spain from ancient times. There are records of the Phoenicians buying in the southern regions

and it is probable that Spanish wines were imported into England before the Middle Ages and possibly even in Roman

times. Spain has more land given over to wine production than any other country in the world. The Rioja wines are

predominantly fruity reds with a pronounced oaky nose and flavour. The best of the Catalonia wines rival Rioja and are

dark in colour and high in alcohol.

White

WHIG 2017 Pazo la Maza Albariño Rias Baixas Adegas Galegas £35.00

ALLI 2016 Amaren Rioja Bodegas Amaren £50.00

WHIG 2015 Belezos Rioja Bodegas Zugober £35.00

WHIG 2009 Macizo Benjamin Romeo £64.00

Red

ENOT 2016 Pago de los Capellanes Ribero del Duero £41.00

WHIG 2015 Belezos Rioja Crianza Bodegas Zugober £33.00

ENOT 2014 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Reserva £43.00

WHIG 2014 Psi Ribero del Duero Peter Sisseck £76.00

ALLI 2011 Luis Cañas Rioja Reserva £59.00

WHIG 2010 Flor de Pingus Ribero del Duero Dominio de Pingus £155.00

MCLA 2004 Altos de Corral Rioja Bodegas Corral £79.00

PORTUGAL

Once devoid of anything interesting beyond its two classic fortified wines, Port and Madeira, Portuguese wine makers

have woken up to the tremendous potential of the native grape variety that their country offers, making it a hot bed of

innovation.

White

WHIG 2017 Quinta de Chocapalha Arinto Estramadura £31.00

ALLI 2015 Julia Kemper Branco Dão £52.00

WHIG 2009 Guru Douro £79.00

Red

WHIG 2014 Pintas Character Douro £95.00

WHIG 2013 Quinta De Chocapalha Cabernet Sauvignon Estramadura £39.00

WHIG 2010 Chocapalha Touriga Nocional Estramadura £65.00

WHIG 2009 Pintas Douro £130.00

WHIG 2008 Casa de Casal de Loivos Douro £70.00

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ARGENTINA

Argentina is the fifth leading producer of wine in the world. The Catena Chardonnay is a fine example of how good a

wine may be when a producer is dedicated in their pursuit of excellence. Red wines from Argentina's top bodegas can

possess considerable flavour dimension and complex aroma profiles. Robert Parker rates Bodega Weinert as producing

South America's greatest red wines and he feels they are the qualitative equal of the finest reds in the world. The ultra

premium Catena Alta wines are made from single vineyard sites and only in exceptional years. Parker gives the Malbec a

94 rating.

White

WHIG 2015 Ruca Malen Chardonnay Mendoza £39.00

ALLI 2014 ZuccardiQ Chardonnay Mendoza £37.00

Red

ENOT 2016 Humberto Canale Estate Merlot Patagonia £28.00

WHIG 2015 Achaval Ferrer Malbec Mendoza £53.00

WHIG 2014 Ruca Malen Cabernet Sauvignon Mendoza £41.00

WHIG 2012 Kinien Malbec Mendoza £67.00

WHIG 2010 Quimera Mendoza £71.00

WHIG 2008 Quimera Mendoza £78.00

LEBANON

Only 10% of Lebanon’s vineyards are used for wine, and they are mostly confined to the Bekaa Valley, where there is a

ten-fold potential for expansion. The Bekaa Valley was put on the wine map by Serge Hochar, owner of Chateau Musar,

during the 15 year civil war.

Red

WHIG 2011 Chateau Musar Gaston Hochar £77.00

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SOUTH AFRICA

South African vineyards generally enjoy very favourable conditions as they suffer little from extremes in weather. A

combination of warm days and cool nights suits the vines well.

White

ENOT 2017 Ken Forrseter Chenin Blanc Stellenbosch £27.00

ALLI 2017 Iona Sauvignon Blanc Elgin £34.00

WHIG 2016 Meerlust Chardonnay Stellenbosch £54.00

ALLI 2016 Iona One Man Band Elgin £55.00

WHIG 2014 Vondeling Babiana Voor Paardeberg £44.00

Red

WHIG 2015 Kirstenbosch Cabernet Sauvignon Paarl £28.00

WHIG 2015 Rhebokskloof Mourvedre Grenache Syrah Paarl £32.00

WHIG 2013 Vondeling Erica Voor Paardeberg £44.00

ENOT 2013 Ken Forrester The Gypsy Grenache Syrah Stellenbosch £61.00

WHIG 2011 Hawequas Mont du Toit Paarl £42.00

WHIG 2010 Nelson Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Paarl £40.00

AUSTRIA

Austria used to be seen as a winemaking clone of Germany, but over the past decade, Austria has slowly yet surely begun

to establish its own unique wine identity. The finest examples of Grüner Veltliner have a fiery flavour that delivers a

burning sensation reminiscent of freshly ground pepper.

White

WHIG 2015 Löss Grüner Veltliner Weingut Jurtschitsch £48.00

HUNGARY

Hungarian is one of only two European languages, which hs its own word for ‘wine’ (bor) that is not derived from Latin.

This means that the ancient Magyars already had contact with grapes and wine over a thousand years ago. The climate and

the soil are perfect for wine making in Hungary and this small country embraces 22 wine regions, each with a different

microclimate producing different tastes and styles. Furmint, the main grape of the [Tokaji] region ... is up there with the

world's finest.

WHIG 2015 Öreg Kiraly Dülo Mad Furmint Barta £85.00

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CALIFORNIA The preferred wine producing areas of California are the cooler regions to the north including the Napa and Sonoma

Valleys. Generically there is little to be said about these regions as so much depends on the individual winemakers. Napa

is the Indian word for plenty, a very fitting name for such a rich and fertile land. The Napa Valley is regarded as the most

prestigious vineyard county. Being highly prized, land costs determine the production of most quality wines. Cabernet

Sauvignon dominates in the production of red wines although the rather cooler area Carneros to the south benefits

sufficiently from the breezes from San Francisco Bay to allow Pinot Noir to be grown. The wines from Sonoma County

come from the Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, Russian River, Alexander Valley and Dry Creek. The Sonoma Valley lies

parallel to the Napa Valley being separated by the Mayacamas Mountains which play a decisive roll in terms of climate.

Dry Creek, Russian River and Alexander Valley have acquired their own individual appellations.

White

ALLI 2015 District 7 Chardonnay Monterey £41.00

WHIG 2015 Cakebread Cellars Chardonnay Napa Valley £125.00

ENOT 2013 Bogle Vineyards Chardonnay Clarksburg £33.00

Red

WHIG 2011 Edmeades Mendocino Zinfandel Sonoma £64.00

WHIG 2006 Hyde Vineyard Carneros Syrah Napa Valley £119.00

WHIG 2003 Cakebread Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley £175.00

WASHINGTON STATE In recent years, Washington's wine industry has become the fastest-growing agricultural sector in the state. The number of

Washington wineries has increased 400% in the last decade, attracting two million annual visitors to Washington wine

country and creating a two million dollar wine-tourism industry. Located on approximately the same latitude (46ºN) as

some of the great French wine regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy, Washington State wine country now includes 13

federally recognized American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), commonly known as appellations. Three of them share

territory with Oregon State. Climates of individual Washington wine regions differ dramatically. Cross cut north to south

by the Cascade Mountains, Washington State is more mild and lush to the west of this volcanically formed barrier than the

lands to its east. Vineyards on the east side of the Cascades grow 99% of Washington's wine grapes, and 12 of the state's

13 official AVAs/appellations are located here. The macro appellation of the Columbia Valley encompasses the smaller

Yakima Valley AVA, Rattlesnake Hills, Red Mountain AVA, Walla Walla Valley AVA, Horse Heaven Hills, Wahluke

Slope, Snipes Mountain and Naches Heights. The Columbia Gorge AVA begins at the western edge of the Columbia

Valley AVA and continues west and south to areas along the Columbia River in both Oregon and Washington.

White

ENOT 2016 Chateau Ste Michelle Dry Riesling Columbia Valley £30.00

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AUSTRALIA

Although bulk wine still accounts for a large proportion of turnover in Australia, the general trend moves towards ever

improved quality. That said, scant regard for designated wine regions means that blending of different grapes from any

number of regions continues. There is little by way of guidance therefore on a label save the winemakers name. Whether

by luck or by design it was decided to market wines using grape variety. Traditionally Shiraz, a rich, soft, peppery red,

dominated red wine production but the ubiquitous Cabernet Sauvignon is now enjoying great success. Full ripe forward

fruit dominates in soft easy drinking wines which are low enough in acidity to suit most palates.

White

WHIG 2016 The Lane Vineyard Chardonnay Adelaide Hills £34.00

ENOT 2014 Julius Riesling Eden Valley Henschke £60.00

WHIG 2012 Gathering The Lane Sauvignon Blanc Semillon Adelaide Hills £56.00

ENOT 2012 Trevarrick Single Contour Riesling Clare Valley Skillogalee £70.00

Red

ENOT 2016 Bishop Shiraz Barossa Valley Ben Glaetzer £61.00

ENOT 2015 Basket Pressed Shiraz Clare Valley Skillogalee £48.00

ENOT 2015 Giles Pinot Noir Lenswood Henschke £87.00

ENOT 2014 Wallace Shiraz Grenache Barossa Valley Ben Glaetzer £49.00

DRDI 2013 The Cover Drive Cabernet Sauvignon Clare Valley Jim Barry £42.00

WHIG 2013 Mad Dog Shiraz Barossa Valley £51.00

ENOT 2012 Henry’s Seven Barossa Henschke £56.00

WIDI 2012 The McRae Wood Shiraz Clare Valley Jim Barry £94.00

WHIG 2012 Penfolds Bin 128 Shiraz £125.00

WHIG 2011 Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz £145.00

WIDI 2009 Pb Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon Clare Valley Jim Barry £100.00

LAIT 2006 The Armagh Shiraz Clare Valley Jim Barry £210.00

ENOT 2005 Keyneton Estate Euphonium Barossa Henschke £70.00

ENOT 2005 Abbots Prayer Lenswood Henschke £126.00

ENOT 2004 Cyril Henschke Eden Valley Henschke £156.00

L&W 1999 Hill of Grace Eden Valley Henschke £520.00

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NEW ZEALAND Despite the situation of New Zealand geographically, its mountains, its lack of land mass in relation to surrounding ocean

and wind conditions all conspire to provide a surprising range of growing conditions which are, in the main, rather cooler

than Australia. This relative coolness allows for subtle wines with some finesse.

White

WHIG 2018 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Cloudy Bay £71.00

WHIG 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Eradus £35.00

ALLI 2017 MKIII Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Zephyr £46.00

WHIG 2016 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Lofthouse £31.00

WHIG 2015 Homer Riesling Marlborough Eradus £34.00

WHIG 2015 Chardonnay Marlborough Cloudy Bay £85.00

Rosé

WHIG 2014 Gisbourne Rosé Marlborough Eradus £38.00

Red

WHIG 2016 Pinot Noir Marlborough Eradus £43.00

WHIG 2015 Pinot Noir Marlborough Cloudy Bay £96.00

CHILE Of all the wine-producing regions around the world, Chile has for years offered the best value. Unfortunately in the last

decade the quality has slipped to be replaced by quantity. That said, natural conditions are ideal for grape growing in

Central Chile. Chilean Cabernets have led the way with original flavours that are rapidly gaining in quality, while Merlot,

Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay are now showing equal promise. A new region called Casablanca is proving especially

good for Chardonnay. Several French and California winemakers have invested in vineyards and wineries and as well a

number of the better local producers are once again turning out finer wines while keeping prices stable.

White

ALLI 2017 Santa Macarena Sauvignon Blanc Aconcagua Valley £29.00

ALLI 2017 Duette Chardonnay Casablanca Valley £34.00

ALLI 2016 Nostros Chardonnay Gran Reserva Casablanca Valley £27.00

ALLI 2015 Casa Marin Sauvignon Gris San Antonio Valley £50.00

Red

ALLI 2017 Duette Pinot Noir Casablanca Valley £34.00

ALLI 2016 Nostros Merlot Gran Reserva Maipo Valley £27.00

ALLI 2016 Duette Cabernet Sauvignon Carmenère Maipo Valley £34.00

WHIG 2015 Vina Mar Pinot Noir Casablanca Valley £27.00

ALLI 2013 Casa Marin Pinot Noir San Antonio Valley £50.00

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DESSERT WINES

WHIG 2009 Muscat De Beaumes De Venise Domaine de Coyeux Y. & C. Nativelle £49.00

WHIG 2010 Château Septy Monbazillac Château Monbazillac £37.00

WHIG 2007 Château Briatte Sauternes £65.00

Half Bottles

T&W N.V. Rutherglen Calliope Rare Liqueur Muscat R.L. Buller & Son £80.00

WHIG 2014 Sticky Mickey Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc Eradus £33.00

WHIG 2012 Château Briatte Sauternes £37.00

WHIG 2011 Château Septy Monbazillac Château Monbazillac £24.00

WHIG 2010 Corney & Barrow Sauternes £34.00

WHIG 2010 Recioto di Soave Case Vecie Cecilia Beretta £59.00

WHIG 2006 Muscat De Beaumes De Venise Domaine De Coyeux £30.00

WHIR 2006 Lillypilly Noble Blend Australia Riverina £63.00

WHIR 1998 Lillypilly Fortified Shiraz Australia Riverina £54.00

50cl Bottle

WHIG 2013 Tokaji Aszú [500ml] 5 Puttonyos Disznóko £70.00

WHIG 2013 Öreg Kiraly Dülo Tokaji Szamorodni Barta £90.00

WHIG 2010 Noans Colli Orientali del Fruili La Tunella £48.00

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HALF BOTTLES

Burgundy

White

HAWI 2016 Mâcon-Villages Louis Jadot £27.00

WHIG 2016 Chablis Domaine Vincent Dampt £25.00

WHIG 2015 Mâcon-Solutré Moulin du Pont Maison Auvigue £17.00

HAWI 2015 Puligny-Montrachet Domaine Jean Pascal & Fils £63.00

HAWI 2014 Pouilly-Fuissé Cuvée Terroir Domaine Roger Luquet £37.00

Red

ENOT 2015 Chorey-Les-Beaune Dom. Maillard Père & Fils £31.00

HAWI 2015 Bourgogne Pinot Noir Cuvée des Henri Domaine Charton-Vachet £34.00

RAEB 2011 Volnay Domaine Bernard & Thierry Glantenay £39.00

T&W 2010 Côtes de Nuits Villages D. Fougeray de Beauclair £42.00

Beaujolais

Red

HAWI 2016 Beaujolais-Villages Combe aux Jacques Louis Jadot £21.00

Loire

White

WHIG 2017 Sancerre Domaine Du Nozay Château Du Nozay £25.00

HAWI 2015 Pouilly-Fumé Villa Paulus Domaine Masson-Blondelet £40.00

Alsace

White

HAWI 2015 Bott Frères Riesling £31.00

Rhone

Red

WHIG 2015 Côtes du Rhone Réserve Famille Perrin £17.00

T&W 2011 Gigondas Cuvée de Beauchamp Château de Montmirail £45.00

Côte de Provence

Rosé

HAWI 2016 Château Cavalier Cuvée Marafiance £29.00

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Half-Bottles continued

Bordeaux

Red

HAWI 2014 Château la Croix St Estephe Saint-Estèphe £35.00

T&W 2008 Château Garraud Lalande de Pomerol £47.00

T&W 2005 Château Haut Maillet Pomerol £89.00

Alsace

White

ENOT 2015 Gewurztraminer Trimbach £25.00

T&W 2012 Riesling Hugel £30.00

Australia

White

HAWI 2015 M3 Chardonnay Adelaide Hills Shaw & Smith £41.00

HAWI 2014 Enchanted Garden of the Eden Valley Riesling Dandelion Vineyards £28.00

T&W 2013 Brightview Chardonnay Barossa Valley Simon Hackett £25.00

Red

HAWI 2016 Lionheart of the Barossa Shiraz Dandelion Vineyards £33.00

HAWI 2014 Church Block Cabernet Shiraz, Merlot McLaren Vale Wirra Wirra £25.00

Lebanon

Red

WHIG 2011 Château Musar Gaston Hochar £37.00

South Africa

Red HAWI 2013 The Ladybird Stellenbosch Laibach £27.00

Chile

White

HAWI 2016 La Playa Sauvignon Blanc Curico Valley £18.00

Red

HAWI 2015 La Playa Cabernet Sauvignon Colchagua Valley £18.00

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Half-Bottles continued

Italy

White HAWI 2015 Pinot Grigio Rodaro £32.00

Red

HAWI 2016 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Jasci Donatello £23.00

ENOT 2015 Valpolicella Classico Bertani £20.00

MCLA 2014 Valpolicella Classico Bolla £15.00

MCLA 2013 Chianti Ruffino £14.00

ENOT 2013 Chianti Classico Cecchi £18.00

HAWI 2013 Amarone della Valpolicella Guiseppe Campagnola £64.00

HAWI 2011 Barolo Panerole Franco Conterno £57.00

Spain

White HAWI 2016 Albariño de San Campio Bodegas Terras Gauda £29.00

HAWI 2015 El Coto Rioja £19.00

Red

ENOT 2015 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Crianza £18.00

HAWI 2013 Izadi Rioja Reserva £34.00

MCLA 2011 Don Jacobo Rioja Crianza Bodegas Corral £15.00

California

Red

T&W 2008 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast La Crema £41.00

New Zealand

White

HAWI 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Villa Maria £25.00

Red

HAWI 2014 Pinot Noir Bannockburn Mt Difficulty £45.00