Wines

Frontera – Chile

Grape growing in Chile was introduced by the Spanish Conquistadores

Tasting notes

Crisp, medium-dry and delicately balanced

Monte Verde Sauvignon Blanc – Chile

The main highway running north to south on the coast of Chile used to be named "Dead Dog Highway" for obvious reasons

Tasting notes

Light and fruity with hints of lemon and lime. Easy to drink at anytime

Mas De Vigneron demi sec Vin De Pays De Cotes Du Gascogne – France

Gascony is the home of foie gras, d'Artagnan and The Three Musketeers

Tasting notes

Medium-dry and fruity, an elegant French wine

Monte Schiavo Verdicchio Di Jesi – Italy

Grapes are grown near the Italian town of Jesi

Tasting notes

Dry and crisp with a fresh, long and lingering taste

Conchetta Gavi La Battistina – Italy

Named after the town where the Cortese grapes are grown. You will have heard of town but not many people will have heard of the grape.

Tasting notes

Delicate and refined, a dry white with bags of flavour and strong character

De Bortoli Verdelho – Australia

Deen De Bortoli created his Vat Series with the idea of developing a range of delicious, full-flavoured wines at an affordable price. Deen personally selected the blends and chalked the numbers on the vats to identify them.

Tasting notes

Dry and crisp, a lovely all round wine with hints of citrus and herbs

Jubilum Pinot Grigio Zibebbo – Italy

Zibebbo is the local Sicilian name of the more common Muscat grape

Tasting notes

Peachy, yet dry, an Italian triumph of elegance and substance

Stump Jump Riesling Sauvignon Blanc Marsanne – Australia

Chester Osborne's family has made wine for four generations on this site and they are all as characterful as their wines

Tasting notes

Aromatic and spicy, a great character and one of our favourites

Paco & Lola Albarino – Spain

Rias Baixas is considered to produce the best white wine grapes in Spain

Tasting notes

Strong and flavoursome, a dry white with great character and hidden depths. Drink on its own or with most white meat dishes

Monte Verde Chardonnay – Chile

Monte Verde means Green Mountain and is named after the Andes Mountain Range which is 23,000 feet high in places

Tasting notes

With its tropical fruit notes, this Chardonnay is perfect with salads

San Floriano Pinot Grigio – Italy

"Pinot" refers to the shape of the grape bunches-which grow in the form of a pine cone

Tasting notes

Light, fresh and floral, it’s great on its own but equally suited to fish dishes

Nobilo Sauvignon Blanc – New Zealand

Marlborough is the most famous wine making region in NZ and lies at the north eastern tip of the south island

Tasting notes

A classic Marlborough Sauvignon, full of grassy gooseberry flavours

Vasse Felix Semillon Sauvignon Blanc – Australia

Semillon is known as the green grape as it has masses of unusually green leaves on the vine

Tasting notes

A Western Australian gem, bursting with gooseberry and red apple flavours

Drostdy-Hof Chenin Blanc – South Africa

South Africa is the world's eighth largest producer of wine

Tasting notes

A young, fresh and delicate wine from the Cape

Domaine Thierry Mothe Chablis – France

Some vineyards in Burgundy have been tended non stop for over 1,000 years

Tasting notes

This sleek and stylish chablis has lively and rich fruit, yet a fine and elegant finish

Jean-Luc Colombo Cotes Du Rhone – France

Les Abeilles means "the bees" and Jean Luc Colombo has planted bee friendly plants at the end of the rows of vines to encourage the bee population

Tasting notes

Delicious, dry and fresh with a lively flavour and floral aromas

Penfolds Koonunga Hill Chardonnay – Australia

Penfolds are the dominant wine producer and vineyard owner in Australia. There really is a vineyard in Koonunga Hill but it produces red grapes for Australia's most prestigious wine-Grange.

Tasting notes

A dry Australian classic. Elegant fruity flavours pack a weighty punch

Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc – New Zealand

Marlborough – New Zealand's most famous wine region is located in the north-eastern corner of the South Island

Tasting notes

Characteristic gooseberries and lemon flavours – a particular favourite

Martini Prosecco – Italy

Tasting notes

A light, fresh and easy drinking fizz for any occasion

Lanson Black Label – France

Tasting notes

A delicate Champagne with a fine crisp and fresh taste

Lanson Rose – France

Tasting notes

A pale pink version of our favourite bubbly!

Veuve Clicquot – France

Tasting notes

Well known for both its full-bodied, biscuity style and its consistency

LAURENT-PERRIER Rose – France

Unquestionably delicious, elegant and refined, sumptuous and mouth-watering

BOLLINGER LA GRANDE ANNee – France

Tasting notes

Full-bodied and toasty, prestigious marque from a truly great Champagne house

Frontera – Chile

Vines are naturally irrigated by snow-melt from the Andes Mountains

Tasting notes

Dry, medium-bodied red, packed with the flavour of smooth cherries and red berries. A drink for every occasion

Ancora Montepulciano d’Abruzzo – Italy

A very late ripening grape hence why it is planted so far south in Italy

Tasting notes

Simple and delicious, this dry red suits most people – an Italian gem

Tesoro de los Andes Bonada Malbec – Argentina

Located in the shadow of Mount Aconcagua the majority of vineyards are planted at altitudes of between 600-1100metres above sea level

Tasting notes

Light, smooth and elegant with rich black fruits

Emiliana Pinot Noir – Chile

Chile is free of devastating vineyard diseases such as Downy Mildew and Phylloxera which means they can produce really healthy grapes

Tasting notes

Warm and velvety, a ripe red wine with delicious strawberry overtones

Lindemans Bin 40 Merlot – Austrailia

Lindemans is part of the Penfold's family who make juicy turbo charged reds with no apology and experiment with most varieties and styles

Tasting notes

Smooth and robust with lovely brambly fruits

Les Oublies Cinsault Grenache – France

The great diversity of soils and micro climates allow each grape variety to express a wide range of characteristics

Tasting notes

Spicy and rich, a great all-rounder with or without food

Villa Maria Pinot Noir – New Zealand

Pinot Noir grows well here as it likes a cool climate

Tasting notes

A great light, dry red with the characteristic flavour of strawberries

Monte Verde Merlot – Chile

Grown in the second largest wine making region in Chile

Tasting notes

A lightly oaked, juicy Merlot with plenty of ripe fruit flavour

Graffigna Malbec – Argentina

The first recorded vineyard was planted in Argentina in 1556 at Santiago del Estero

Tasting notes

Medium-weight berry fruit, perfect with our steaks

Campo Viejo Rioja Tempranillo – Spain

Rioja is named after the River Oja a small tributary of the main Rio Ebro which flows through the region

Tasting notes

Full and rich with powerful spicy qualities, yet smooth and mature

Stump Jump Grenache Syrah Mouvedre – Austrailia

The stump Jump was a kind of plough developed to literally jump over the stones in the vineyard

Tasting notes

Spicy and fruity, a distinctive dry red with bramble fruits

Jim Barry Shiraz Cabernet – Austrailia

Shiraz is the most widely planted red grape in Australia

Tasting notes

Deep and brooding Cabernet with a splash of Shiraz spice and cigar box oak

Jean Luc Colombo, Cotes du Rhone – France

Cote means hill or hillside in French

Tasting notes

Dry and light with juicy redcurrants and delicious peppery fruit

Yalumba, Shiraz – Austrailia

The Barossa Valley north of Adelaide was first settles by german speaking settlers from Silesia, now part of Poland.

Tasting notes

Award winning Shiraz from the famous Barossa Valley. Silky smooth with a combination of fruity cranberry and white pepper flavours

Frontera Rose – Chile

Don Melchor de Concha y Toro was one of the 19th century founders of the modern day wine industry in Chile

Tasting notes

Delicate and medium-dry with the taste of refreshing summer fruits

Vinuva Pinot Grigio Rose – Italy

Winery that produces this wine is one of the biggest in the world

Tasting notes

A medium-dry, refreshing Italian rosé with plenty of fresh fruit flavours

Casillero del Diablo Shiraz Rose – Chile

Chile has over 3,000 miles of coastline with extensive deserts to the north and the freezing conditions of Antarctica to the south

Tasting notes

A refreshingly spicy rosé, dry and savoury with elegant berry fruit flavours. The perfect accompaniment to most meat dishes

Fetzer Valley Oaks White Zinfandel – USA

Globally Recognised as pioneers of environmentally sound winemaking Fetzer's winery is powered by renewable energy including a solar powered bottling plant and recycling of waste water from vineyard irrigation

Tasting notes

Sweet and full of sunshine. A must for all white Zinfandel lovers