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1.

Crusan Colombard Sauvignon Blanc, VdP Côtes de Gascogne, 2004/5, France £ 9.55

£9.55
 

Fresh and fruity, with strong aromas and refreshing acidity.

 
 

 

 
2.

Corbières Réserve du Sud Cuvée Saint-Laurent, Cave Foncalieu, 2004/5, France

£9.55
  Crisp, dry white, blended from Clairette and Malvoisie grapes selected from  the rugged area of south-west France.  
 

 

 
3.

Torrentes/Chardonnay, Etchart, 2004/5, Argentina

£10.00
  Torrentes is a wonderful aromatic grape, with 20% Chardonnay it gives  a rounded fruity flavour.  
 

 

 
4.

Finca Flichman Chenin Blanc, Mendoza, 2004/5, Argentina

£10.20
  Soft and easy-drinking using this famous Loire grape, with peachy fruit and crisp ripe acidity from vineyards in the foothills of the Andes.  
 

 

 
5.

Pinot Grigio Provincial di Pavia, Collezione Marchesini, 2005/6, Italy

£13.75
  Lovely buttery style with typical pear fruit. Grapes are fermented for a longer period to enhance the rich style.  
 

 

 
6.

Frascati Superiore Terre dei Grifi, Fontana Candida, 2006/7, Italy

£10.00
  Lean, minerally style with a citrus freshness, hints of crushed almonds on the finish.  
 

 

 
7.

Casa La Joya Sauvignon Blanc, Colchagua Valley, 2005/6, Chile

£13.20
  Pale yellow with fresh green tints, characteristically aromatic, fragrant and very fruity with a good, fresh acidity.  
 

 

 
8.

Domaine de la Jousselinière, Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, 2004/5 Gilbert Chon, France

£13.00
  A fine example of a dry Loire white wine given extra richness by maturation on its lees.  
 

 

 
9.

Accademia del Sole Viognier, Calatrasi, 2004/5, Italy

£10.90
  Exuding classic peach and apricot aromas and flavours together with subtle hints of oak and vanilla on the finish.  
 

 

 
10.

Chardonnay Reserva, Torreon de Paredes, 2004/5, Chile

£13.75
  An un-oaked Chardonnay with a rich tropical fruit flavours designed for food.  
 

 

 
11.

Veramonte Sauvignon Blanc Reserva, Casablanca Valley, 2005/6, Chile

£13.00
  Deliciously crisp and dry made with the aromatic Sauvignon Blanc grape. Full of green apple, grapefruit and lemongrass flavours, with a ripe acidity on the finish.  
 

 

 
12.

Mâcon Villages Domaine de la Grange Magnien, Louis Jadot, 2004/5, France

£13.00
  Softer in style than wines from northern Burgundy, this Chardonnay is fresh, dry and full-flavoured. From an excellent single estate in the heart of the appellation.  
 

 

 
14.

Stonehaven Cellar Selection Riesling, Limestone Coast, 2004/5, Australia

£12.00
  Fresh and lively, exhibiting zesty lemon and lime characters, some floral notes and a dry, crisp and fruity balanced finish.  
 

 

 
15.

Gewürztraminer, Cave Vinicole de Ribeauvillé, 2004/5, Alsace

£14.10
  Dry and full of ripe exotic fruit flavours with a rich, spicy finish. The pungent bouquet and dry palate make a splendid match for rich, spicy and oriental cuisine.  
 

 

 
16.

Gavi di Gavi la Toledana, Villa Lanata, 2004/5, Italy

£16.00
  Pale green-gold colour, delicate floral bouquet and a fresh green gooseberry, mineral palate: dry but not austere, from the central and most sought after zone within the area of Gavi.  
 

 

 
17.

Chablis Domaine de la Levée, J. Moreau et Fils, 2004/5, France

£17.00
  A classic Chablis from an excellent estate, with a dry, flinty character, crisp acidity and a long, stylish finish.  
 

              

 
18.

Sancerre, Paul Thomas, 2004/5, France

£19.00
  Stylish and crisp with classic blackcurrant leaf and gooseberry taste.  
 

 

 
 

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Rose Wines

 
 

 

 
19.

Cabernet Rose, Torreon de Paredes, 2004/5, Chile

£11.70
 

Juicy blackberry fruit mixed with strawberry elegance

 
 

 

 
20.

Rose Felicité, Newton Johnson, 2004/5 S Africa

£12.90
 

A very clean wine with fresh crisp strawberry like flavours and pale rose colour

 

 

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Red Wines

 

21.

Crusan Carignan Syrah, VdP Côteaux de Fontcaude, 2004/5, France

£9.55
  A blend of Carignan and Syrah producing a rich spicy wine with good fruit concentration and a soft, finish.  
 

 

 
22.

Domaine de Perets Fitou, Cave Foncalieu, 2003/4, France

£10.00
  Full-bodied, ruby red colour with deep reflections. Spicy nose with liquorice notes. Balanced palate and fine, crispy tannins.  
 

 

 
23.

Etchart Privado Malbec, Valle de Cafayate, 2005/6, Argentina

£12.60
  Deep coloured made from Argentina’s best known grape, with an aroma reminiscent of raisins, plum and black pepper and a palate which is well structured yet supple on the finish.  
 

 

 
24.

Casa La Joya Merlot, Colchagua Valley, 2004/5, Chile

£12.00
  Deep ruby colour, dry and velvety on the palate. Fruity and light with aromas and flavours of cherry and raspberry.  
 

 

 
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Accademia del Sole Nero d’Avola-Shiraz, Familia Lucchese, Calatrasi, 2003/4, Italy

£14.20
  Intense palate of concentrated blackcurrant and plum fruit tempered by the rich spicy aftertaste of the Shiraz. Oak ageing balances to add structure and finish.  
 

 

 
26.

Casa La Joya Pinot Noir Reserve, Colchagua Valley, 2005/6, Chile

£12.00
 

Deep and richly-coloured with typical, vibrant strawberry fruit and velvety tannins.

 
 

 

 
27.

Cabernet Sauvignon Réserva, Torreon de Paredes, 2004, Chile

£12.00
 

A classic new world cabernet with juicy blackcurrant fruit and a soft juicy character.

 
 

 

 
28.

Veramonte Merlot Reserva, Casablanca Valley, 2004, Chile

£13.70
  Rich and full-bodied from this popular grape, blackberry and cherry aromas and flavours with a touch of mint and oak on the finish.  
 

 

 
29.

Stonehaven Cellar Selection Cabernet-Shiraz, Limestone Coast, 2003/4, Australia

£13.50
  Rich and powerful, elegantly exuding flavours of blackcurrant, chocolate and spice. Lovely red berry fruit flavours give way to a long, smooth finish.  
 

 

 
30.

Côtes du Rhône-Villages Rasteau, Domaine de la Combe Dieu, 2001/2, France

£13.40
 

A deep-coloured, spicy red from a superb domaine in the heart of the Rhône Valley. Full flavoured and with a rich, roasted palate.

 
 

 

 
31.

Houghton Private Bin Shiraz, W Australia, 2002/3, Australia

£15.00
  Gentle spice and chocolate characters, a round soft palate with supple tannins and a smooth finish.  
 

 

 
32.

Crozes-Hermitage, Domaine Pradelle, 2003/4, France

£17.00
 

A rich, full-bodied, single domaine wine from the northern Rhône valley using traditional techniques including a period in oak barrels. Made with only Syrah grapes. Perfect with beef and game.

 
 

 

 
33.

Fleurie Château de Fleurie, E. Loron et Fils, 2004/5, France

£19.00
  Fleurie is perhaps the best known and most elegant and refined of the ten Beaujolais ‘Cru’ villages. Smooth and silky, it has soft, vibrant fruit on the palate.  
 

 

 
34.

Morgon Château des Lumières, Domaine Louis Jadot, 2002, France

£19.00
  Full-bodied and generous in style. A classic Cru Beaujolais from one of the top villages, it exudes intense aromas and flavours of cherry and apricot backed by rich, ripe tannins.  

 

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Sparkling Wines and Champagne

 

35.

Prosecco Extra Dry, Fantinel, NV, Italy

£14.00
  Fresh, dry and fruity. A pleasant and extremely elegant bouquet with delightful, floral-based hints. A smooth, velvety and poetic flavour.  
 

 

 
36.

Bouché Père et Fils Cuvée Réservée Brut, NV, France

£25.00
  Light and well-balanced with good maturity and a biscuity flavour, blended from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.  

 

July 2008