WINE LIST

Champagnes

Taittinger, Brut, Prestige Rosé, NV, France
£45.00
125ml Glass - £ 7.50

Taittinger, Brut, Vintage 2000, France
£55.00

Taittinger, Comtes De Champagne, France
£90.00

Moet et Chandon, Brut Imperial, NV, France
£39.00

Moet Rosé, Brut, NV, France
£42.00

Bollinger, Grande Année, 1996, France
£81.00

Dom Pérignon, 1996, France
£104.00

White Wines
By the Glass

Sauvignon Blanc, Fortant de France, France, 2006
£14.95
175ml - £3.50
250ml - £4.80

Colombard-Chardonnay, Katherine Hills, Australia, 2005
£15.95
175ml - £3.60
250ml - £5.00

Parallada/Muscat, Vallformosa ‘Claudia’, Spain, 2005
£16.50
175ml - £4.20
250ml - £5.50

Côtes du Rhône, ‘Les Rabassières’ Bouachon, France,2005
£ 19.50
175ml - £5.00
250ml - £6.50

Crisp, Fresh, Dry Whites

Rioja Blanco, Marqués de Cáceras, Spain, 2006
£15.50

Pinot Grigio, Ca'Lunghetta, Botter, Italy, 2006
£16.95

Sancerre, Paul Thomas, France, 2005
£27.95

Smooth, Medium Bodied Whites

Chenin Blanc, Cape Bay, South Africa, 2006
£15.95

Sauvignon Blanc, Mount Cass, New Zealand, 2006
£21.00

Chablis, Jean-Marc Brocard, France, 2005
£23.50

Rich, Aromatic Whites
Riesling, Muller, Germany, 2005
£16.95

Viognier, ‘Coquelicot’, Château Routas, France, 2004
£29.50

Rosé

Les Vins Blancs Classics

Montagny,
La Grande Roche, 1er Cru, Louis Latour - 2003/04
A ripe, rich Premier Cru Montagny from the Côte Chalonnaise area of Burgundy.
Full and slightly nutty with tremendous length.
£ 38.00

Châteauneuf du Pape Blanc,
La Tiare du Pape, Maison Bouachon - 2003
Flattering and complex nose based on fresh pepper, fresh summer fruits,
lime and exotic fruits completed with notes of butter and vanilla.
On the palate, the wine is full and lively.
£ 48.00

Pouilly Fumé, Ladoucette,
Château de Nozet - 2003/04
From a famous Château of almost fairy-tale beauty in the village of Pouilly Fumé.
A splendid deep gooseberry flavoured wine, with crisp, steely backbone.
One of the finest wines from the Loire Valley.
£ 45.00

Chablis, Grand Cru, Les Clos,
J. Moreau et Fils - 2001
This single vineyard is well exposed to ripen the Chardonnay grape and develop all the characteristics of its special soil.
The result is a wonderful, concentrated citrus nose with hints of nettles and mint.
Perfectly balanced acidity completes this stunning wine.
£ 58.00

Cellar Choice

Sauvignon Blanc, Villa Maria, Clifford Bay, £ 29.50
Marlborough, New Zealand, 2005
Gewürztraminer, Villa Maria, East Coast, £ 25.00
New Zealand, 2006

Pinot Noir, Louis Latour, France, 2005 £ 19.95

Sauvignon Blanc, Sugar Bush, Lomond, £ 22.00
South Africa, 2006

Chardonnay, Vignoble du Sud, Languedoc, France, £ 13.00
2006

Marsanne/Viognier, Vignoble du Sud, Languedoc £ 13.00
France, 2006

Merlot, Vignoble du Sud, Languedoc, France, £ 13.00
2006

Red Wines
By the Glass

Syrah, Fortant de France, France, 2005
£ 14.95
175ml - £3.50
250ml - £4.80

Shiraz-Cabernet, Katherine Hills, Australia , 2005
£ 15.95
175ml - £3.60
250ml - £5.00

Merlot-Tannat, Catamayor, Uruguay, 2006
£ 16.50
175ml - £4.20
250ml - £5.50

Côtes Du Rhône, ‘Les Rabassières’, Bouachon, , France
£19.50
175ml - £5.00
250ml - £6.50

Soft, Fruity Easy Drinking Reds

Raoul’s, Old Basket Press, South Africa, 2006
£16.00

Morgon, Henry Fessy, France,
£19.50

Smooth, Medium Bodied Reds

Tempranillo, Viña Bruna de Valformosa, Penedès, Spain
£17.95

Zinfandel, Blackstone, Mendocino, California, 2004
£19.95

Savigny Les Beaune, Louis Latour, France, 2002/04
£28.95

Rich, Full Bodied Reds

Corbières, Reserve Du Sud, France, 2003
£16.00

Cabernet Sauvignon, Torreon de Paredes, Chile, 2005
£17.95

Malbec Reserve ‘Quinta Generacion’, Goyenechea, Argentina, 2004
£21.00

Châteauneuf Du Pape, Raimbauld, France, 2004
£28.00

Les Vins Rouges Classics

Chateau Cissac, Cru Bourgeois, Haut– Médoc,
Domaine Vailard, France, 1999
Chateau Cissac dates back to 1769 with vines about thirty years old contributing the grapes for this wine, made from the great Medocain tradition. A deep red coloured wine with complex aromas of dark forest fruits including black cherry, plum and oak. Great finesse of tannins it has balanced acidity, integrated oak and a long finish.
£45.00

Givry, Louis Latour - 2002
The best négociant offering Givry is Maison Louis Latour, whose wine exhibits an attractive earthy, spicy character. It has a rich fruit driven bouquet with notes of wild cherry and raspberry that ends on a smooth fruity note.
£31.90

Gigondas, Duc de Montfort, Maison Bouachon - 2001
The first impact on the nose is cocoa, followed by jammy notes (cherry, strawberry and plum flesh), completed by spices and, above all, leather. Strong, well-balanced mouth with presence of silky tannins. Well structured and generous, the finish develops into notes of red plum.
£57.65