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WF Wine List ONGOING.Docx Wild Flor Wine List Sparkling Wines 750ml 375ml 125ml Tradicion Extra Brut, Colet Vins, Penedes 2016 £48 Rose Secco, Ulli Stein, Mosel 2019 £52 ‘Pelegrim’, Westwell Wines, Kent NV £60 £11 Blanc De Blancs ‘Les 3 Terroirs’ , Michel Gonet 2013 £75 £14 Riesling Sekt ‘Brut Nature’, Peter Lauer, Mosel 1992 £112 Blanc De Noirs ‘Les Maillons’, Ulysse Collin NV £140 Sherry, Madeira & Vin Jaune 750ml 100ml Fino, El Maestro Sierra, Jerez £8 Oloroso ‘Gobernador’, Emilio Hidalgo, Jerez £9 5yr Dry, D’Oliveiras, Madeira £10 1999 Sercial, D’Oliveiras, Madeira £19 Vin Jaune, Domaine De La Borde, Arbois 2012 £24 White Wines 750ml 375ml 125ml The Fresher end of the scale, wines of citrus, oftenwith saline, mineral feeling. Vinho Verde ‘Chin Chin’, Quinta Do Ermizio 2020 £25 Falerio, Saladini Pilastri, Marche 2019 £28 £15 £5 Muscadet, Domaine De Cognettes 2019 £33 Dao Branco, Alvaro Castro 2020 £38 Muscat ‘Natur’, Tetramythos, Peloponnese 2019 £40 Txakolina, Gaintza, Getaria 2019 £42 Weissburgunder, Weingut Wittman, Rheinhessen 2017 £44 Sauvignon Blanc ‘Salt River’, Duncan Savage, SA 2020 £44 £24 £8 Prie Blanc, Cave Du Vin Blanc De Morgex, Valle D’Aosta 2019 £48 Listan Blanco ‘Benje’, Envinate, Tenerife 2019 £60 Riesling Spätlese Trocken, Sybille Kuntz, Mosel 2015 £65 Chablis 1er Cru ‘Vaillons’, Moreau-Naudet 2017 £70 Assyrtiko ‘Skitali’, Hatzidakis, Santorini 2017 £74 Riesling ‘Pfaffenberg’, Rainer Wess, Wachau 2010 £80 Listan Blanco ‘Vidonia’, Suertes Del Marques, Tenerife 2019 £82 Riesling ‘Aulerde’ Grosses Gewächs, Wittmann, Rheinhessen 2017 £99 Chewier, textured wines,with ripeness and richer features, structure & tannin or the lot. Roussanne Blend, Château De Mourgues De Grès, Cost. De Nîmes 2019 £38 Verdicchio ‘Le Oche’, Fattoria San Lorenzo, Marche 2018 £44 Chenin /Grenache Blanc ‘Riviera’, Adi Badenhorst, Swartland 2020 £44 Ortega ‘Amphora Ferment’, Westwell Wines, Kent 2019 £48 Pinot Gris ‘Tradition’, Albert Mann, Alsace 2018 £50 £27 £9 Cotes-Du-Rhone ‘Couzou’, Jean-Luc Jamet, Collines-Rhodaniennes 2017 £54 £30 £10 Timorasso ‘Derthona’, Vietti, Colli-Tortonesi 2018 £55 Ritme Blanco, Acustic Celler, Priorat 2017 £58 Roussanne ‘Bien Nacido Vineyard’, Holus Bolus, Santa Maria Valley 2019 £72 £14 Chardonnay “Peninsula’, Paringa Estate, Mornington Peninsula 2009 £75 Savigny-Les-Beaune Blanc, Simon Bize 2018 £82 Bourgogne Blanc, Jean-Claude Ramonet 2018 £96 Macon-Pierreclos ‘Tri De Chavigne’, Guffens-Heynen 2014 £97 St-Peray, Auguste Clape 2014 £98 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru, Rémi Rollin 2012 £162 Wild Flor Wine List Rose Wines 750ml 375ml 125ml Reserve de Gassac, Moulin de Gassac, Herault 2019 £28 Domaine De Triennes, Provence 2020 £34 £18 £6 Rose Of Xinomavro, Thymiopoulos, Macedonia 2019 £38 Marsannay Rosé, Bruno Clair 2014 £42 Red Wines 750ml 375ml 125ml Brighter wines, Lighter in body and showing more fruit character & perfume Classic Rouge, Moulin De Gassac, Hérault 2018 £25 Rosso Piceno, Saladini Pilastri, Marche 2018 £28 £15 £5 Agiorgitiko ‘Natur’, Tetramythos, Peloponnese 2019 £35 Dolcetto ‘Dosset’, Principiano Ferdinando 2020 £36 Mencia Joven, Adega Guimaro, Ribeira Sacra 2019 £42 Barbera D’Alba ‘Vigna Santa Rosalia’, Brezza 2018 £44 £24 £8 Chinon ‘Silenes’, Charles Joguet 2015 £46 Xinomavro ‘Naoussa Alta’, Thymiopoulos, Naoussa 2018 £48 £27 £9 Morgon ‘Vieilles Vignes’, Guy Breton 2019 £54 Blaufränkisch, Weingut Moric, Burgenland 2018 £56 Volnay, Christophe Vaudoisey 2015 £70 Pinot Noir ‘Seven Springs’, Evening Land, Willamette Valley 2017 £82 £16 Deeper flavoured wines, often showing more structure & attitude. Petit Fantet L’Hippolyte Rouge, Ollieux-Romanis, Corbieres 2020 £34 Carignan Blend ‘Sola Fred’, Celler El Masroig, Monsant 2019 £36 Fitapreta Tinto, Antonio Macanita, Alentejano 2019 £42 Cabernet Sauvignon, Keermont Estate, Stellenbosch 2017 £58 £30 £10 St. Joseph ‘Le Passage’, Stephane Ogier 2015 £60 Saperavi, Orgo, Kakheti (Georgia) 2019 £61 Tempranillo Blend ‘El Jaleo’, Edmunds St. John, Sierra Foothills 2016 £62 Tintilla ‘Carrascal’, Luis Perez, Cadiz 2018 £65 Vin De Jardin, Domaine De Galouchey, Bordeaux 2016 £66 Cabernet Franc ‘Trinitas’, Heumann, Villany (HA) 2016 £68 Sangiovese ‘Vino Rosso Di Cupano’, Cupano, Montalcino (MV 14/15/18) £70 £14 Syrah ‘The Joy Fantastic’, Black Sheep Finds, Sta. Rita Hills 2017 £72 Mavrotragano, Hatzidakis, Santorini 2016 £74 A selection of back vintages and mature bottles Crianza ‘Valdeyuso’, Bodegas Valsardo, Ribera Del Duero 2002 £45 Bourgogne Rouge, François Gaunoux 2010 £50 Lagar De Baixo, Niepoort, Bairrada 2013 £53 Lirac ‘Reines Des Bois’, Domaine De Mordorée 2005 £60 Malgas Red, Sijnn Wines, SA 2010 £65 Merlot, De Trafford, Stellenbosch 2012 £68 Viña Bosconia, Lopez De Heredia, Rioja 2008 £72 £14 Xinomavro, Markovitis (Chateau Pegasus), Naoussa 1997 £73 Châteauneuf-Du-Pape 'Cuvée Tradition’, Bosquet De Papes 2010 £78 Domaine De Tours, E. Reynaud, Vaucluse 2014 £84 Pinot Noir ‘Sanford & Benedict’, Talinda Oaks, Santa Ynez Valley 1998 £108 Barolo ‘Sarmassa’, Azienda Scarzello 2006 £114 Valpolicella Superiore Classico, Giuseppe Quintarelli 2013 £128 Château Haut-Bailly, Pessac-Léognan 1995 £162 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, Domaine Tawse 2008 £204.
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