Pigeoulet, Domaine Brunier

Brunier, a producer more famous for the big Chateauneuf-du-Pape Vieux Telegraphe has created a real gem here. The Pigeoulet is produced from two separate vineyards. The first is a 7ha parcel in the municipality of Caromb in the Côtes de Ventoux, while the second is a 3ha vineyard situated right on the boundary of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. […]

Spy Valley, Pinot Noir

Spy Valley takes its name from a satellite communications monitoring station located in Waihopai Valley in New Zealand’s Marlborough region. Initially the fruit produced was sold to other wine companies but in 2000 the first wine was made under the Spy Valley label. The grapes come from estate-owned vineyards in the lower Waihopai Valley and […]

Quinta de la Rosa LBV Port

Quinta de la Rosa LBV port (late bottled vintage) is made from traditional port varieties, mainly Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Sousão, and Tinta Roriz. An extremely high-quality port made from some of the best wines from 2016. The port was foot trodden in granite lagares before aging in large oak ‘tonels’ for 4 years. Lightly […]

Krohn LBV Port

Late Bottled Vintage Ports are an increasingly popular style, and this, unfiltered, wine from Krohn is no exception. LBVs (Late Bottled Vintage) are produced from just a single year’s crop (but not every year), and with the vintage specified on the bottle, each LBV will express the particular characteristics of that vintage. Traditional Port grapes […]

Cubardi Primitivo, Schola Sarmenti

Cubardi Primitivo IGT Salento by Schola Sarmenti is produced with grapes from Primitivo grape vines over 60 years old, steeped in ancient stories and whole lives. The grapes are harvested from their own vineyards located in the territory of Nardò, harvested by hand and gently placed in small ventilated boxes to preserve their integrity. In the cellar they are then […]

Heirloom Vineyards, Pinot Noir, Adelaide Hills

Heirloom Vineyards was conceived in vintage 2000, when a young winemaking student caught the eye of a silly old wine judge. A love story ensued inspired by two vows: To preserve the best of tradition, the old world of wine and our unique old vineyards and to champion the best clones of each variety planted […]

Alanera, Zenato

Zenato is a company that possesses a strong link to the richness of its local history and culture, and continues to develop this connection today. The Zenato family is passionate in their dedication, vigorous research and innovation with Sergio and his wife Carla as producing quality wines from indigenous varietals. Alanera is a tribute to […]

Corralillo, Carmenère, Matetic Vineyards

Matetic vineyards embody the pioneering spirit and vision of modern Chilean winemaking. This biodynamic project was founded in 1999 by the Matetic family, originally Croatian settlers who arrived in Chilean Patagonia in 1892. They went on to develop 120 hectares of vineyard in the coastal El Rosario Valley of San Antonio before branching out into […]

Cantina Andrian, Rubeno, Lagrein

Lagrein is an almost magical grape that thrives in the mountainous Alpine corners of Italy, Austria and Germany. From the expert winemakers at the Cantina Andrian cooperative in the Alto-Adige region, the ‘Rubeno’ showcases all of Lagrein’s charms. The social cooperative Cantina Andrian has been producing wine in this region for decades. The winery is […]

Corralillo, Syrah, Matetic Vineyards

Bourgogne Rouge, Manoir du Carra

The Sambardier family from Manoir du Carra have been our ‘go-to’ Beaujolais producers for many years. They have 35 hectares of vineyards with the 19ha of Villages on exceptionally exposed granite slopes in the southern Beaujolais hills above Denicé, where they have been for generations. Beaujolais and Burgundy are neighbours so it’s not really a […]

Viña von Siebenthal, Carmenère

£19.75

Colours: Red