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Old Bridge Restaurant Wine List THE OLD BRIDGE AT HUNTINGDON RESTAURANT WINE LIST This is a selection of some of the wines we think are drinking really well right now – but do also walk into the wine shop and choose anything else from the range in there. The “corkage” charge is £20 per bottle (£10 per half, £40 per magnum). We won the AA Guide’s first ever “Wine Award” for the best restaurant wine list in the UK many years ago and then more recently we won it again - the only place to have won it twice. I hope this might encourage you to choose with confidence. We don’t have a formal ‘sommelier’ in the restaurant but many of the team, especially the wine shop managers, are well informed about the list. If you want some thought and advice just ask and someone will come and talk to you. You can also taste a selection of wines in the shop – so please come into the wine shop before or after your meal. John Hoskins, Master of Wine and Proprietor of The Old Bridge. September 2021 WINES BY THE GLASS Fizz Glass Bottle 17 PROSECCO, Ca’ di Alte. Veneto, Italy 11.5% £7.00 £30.00 30 2018 SAFFRON GRANGE, Classic Cuvée. Saffron Walden, England 12.5% £9.50 £49.50 31 SAFFRON GRANGE ROSÉ. Saffron Walden, England 12% £9.50 £49.50 41 CHARLES HEIDSIECK, Brut Réserve. Champagne 12% £12.00 £64.00 Fresh, dry whites 125ml 175ml Bottle 70 2020 GARGANEGA, Alpha Zeta. Veneto, Italy 12.5% £4.25 £5.95 £21.00 84 2020 PICPOUL DE PINET, Domaine Font Mars. Languedoc 13% £5.50 £7.50 £27.00 94 2020 RAMILO BRANCO. Lisboa, Portugal 13.5% £6.00 £8.40 £29.50 102 2020 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Tinpot Hut. Marlborough, NZ 13% £6.50 £9.00 £31.50 106 2018 CONTRASTE, Conceito. Douro, Portugal 13% Organic £7.00 £9.80 £36.00 Fruity, aromatic whites 128 2020 VIOGNIER, Baron Badassière. Côtes de Thau, Languedoc 13% £4.25 £5.95 £21.00 145 2018 PINOT GRIS, Bilancia. Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 13.5% £8.00 £11.20 £39.00 154 2020 WALT RIESLING, Villa Wolf. Pfalz, Germany 11.5% £4.75 £6.65 £23.00 Full-bodied whites 194 2020 MALVASIA, Eguren Ugarte. Rioja, Spain 13% £5.50 £7.70 £27.00 213 2018 CHARDONNAY, Chamonix. Franschhoek, South Africa 13.5% £7.50 £10.50 £37.00 223 2018 RULLY, 1er Cru Montpalais, J-B Ponsot. Burgundy 13% £10.00 £14.00 £49.50 270 2020 Now finished: MÂCON BUSSIÈRES, Le Vieux Puits, Drouin. £6.50 £9.00 £31.50 Burgundy 13% Rosé 298 2020 GIULIANA VICINI ROSATO. Abruzzo, Italy 12.5% £5.50 £7.70 £27.00 301 2020 TRIENNES ROSÉ. Provence, France 13% £6.00 £8.40 £29.00 306 2019 SANCERRE ROSÉ, Clement & Florian Berthier. Loire 12.5% £8.00 £11.20 £39.00 Light & bright reds 412 2018 PINOT NOIR, Grace Bridge. California 13.5% £6.00 £8.40 £29.00 416 2020 VALPOLICELLA, Allegrini. Veneto, Italy 13% £6.25 £8.75 £31.00 424 2019 MOULIN A VENT, Domaine de L’Iris, Janin. Beaujolais 14% £7.00 £9.80 £36.00 429 2020 FRAPPATO, Valle Dell’Acate. Sicily, Italy 13.5% Organic £7.50 £10.50 £38.00 442 2016 BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR, JP Guyon. Burgundy 13% Organic £11.00 £15.40 £55.00 Serious, dry reds 465 2019 TEMPRANILLO, ‘Mesta’, Fontana. Spain 14% Organic £4.25 £5.95 £21.00 468 2019 Château FONTARÈCHE, Vieilles Vignes. Corbières, France 13.5% £5.00 £7.00 £24.00 474 2016 Château DES ANTONINS. Bordeaux Supérieur 13% £6.00 £8.40 £27.00 475 2018 VINHA GRANDE, Casa Ferreirinha. Douro, Portugal 14% £6.25 £8.75 £30.00 483 2015 SYRAH, Vidal. Gimblett Gravels, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 13% £7.00 £9.80 £34.00 Powerful, rich reds 544 2018 MALBEC, Terroir Series, Kaiken. Mendoza, Argentina 14.5% £5.25 £7.35 £26.00 548 2020 PRIMITIVO, I Muri. Puglia, Italy 14% £5.50 £7.70 £27.00 566 2018 CABERNET SAUVIGNON III, Pulenta. Mendoza, Argentina 14.5% £8.00 £11.20 £39.00 578 2016 DOUGLAS, Bannockburn. Geelong, Australia 13.9% £9.00 £12.60 £45.00 580 2017 PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA, Papale Oro. Puglia, Italy 14.5% £9.75 £13.65 £48.00 Savoury, earthy reds 626 2018 GRENACHE NOIR, DMZ, DeMorgenzon. Stellenbosch, S.A. 14% £6.00 £8.40 £27.00 661 2017 CHIANTI CLASSICO, Isole e Olena. Tuscany 14% £9.50 £13.30 £47.00 Sherry Glass Bottle 943 MANZANILLA DELICIOSA, Valdespino. Sherry (Half Bottle) 15% £4.95 £23.95 948 SOLERA 1842, Valdespino. Sherry (Half Bottle) 20% £6.90 £33.00 949 EAST INDIA, Emilio Lustau. Sherry 20% £5.10 £42.50 Fizz Also see the half bottles and magnums at the end of the list. LIGHT, FRESH, LIVELY STYLES 14 2019 LESSINI DURELLO, Spumante, Cantina di Gambellara. Veneto 12%. £27.00 17 PROSECCO, Ca’ di Alte. Veneto, Italy 11.5%. £30.00 20 CRÉMANT DE LIMOUX, Cuvée Eugénie, Maison Antech. South of France 12%. £32.00 29 2017 RATHFINNY, Classic Cuvée. Sussex, England 12.5%. £48.00 30 2018 SAFFRON GRANGE, Classic Cuvée. Saffron Walden, England 12.5%. £49.50 35 BILLECART-SALMON, Brut Réserve. Champagne 12%. £59.00 36 BILLECART-SALMON, Demi-Sec. Champagne 12%. £59.00 RICHER, MORE POWERFUL 23 CRÉMANT DU JURA, Château Béthanie. Jura, France 12%. £36.00 38 LARMANDIER-BERNIER, Cuvée Latitude, Extra Brut. Champagne 12% Organic £69.00 41 CHARLES HEIDSIECK, Brut Réserve. Champagne 12%. £64.00 46 2010 NYETIMBER 'Cuvée 1086’. Sussex, England 12%. £159.50 47 2002 BILLECART-SALMON, Cuvée Nicolas Francois Billecart. Champagne 12%. £165.00 48 2004 CHARLES HEIDSIECK, Blanc des Millénaires. Champagne 12.5%. £185.00 ROSÉ AND RED 21 2020 LAMBRUSCO, Villa Cialdini. Emilia Romagna, Italy 11%. £30.00 27 AKARUA ROSÉ, Brut. Central Otago, New Zealand 13%. £42.00 31 SAFFRON GRANGE ROSÉ. Saffron Walden, England 12%. £49.50 42 CHARLES HEIDSIECK, Rosé Réserve. Champagne 12%. £74.50 43 BILLECART-SALMON BRUT ROSÉ. Champagne 12%. £82.00 Fresh, dry whites CLEAN AND LIGHT (but more interesting than most Pinot Grigio.....) 70 2020 GARGANEGA, Alpha Zeta. Veneto, Italy 12.5%. £21.00 74 2020 RAZA, Quinta da Raza. Vinho Verde, Portugal 11.5%. £24.00 80 2019 MUSCADET, Sur Lie, Moulin Camus. Sèvre et Maine, Loire 12%. £24.00 88 2020 ALBARINO, Left Field. Gisborne, New Zealand 13%. £27.00 93 2020 GAVI DI GAVI, Terre Antiche. Piedmont, Italy 13%. £31.00 96 2020 RIESLINGS TO BE CHEERFUL, The Liberator. Elgin, SA 12.5%. £32.00 103 2019 HORSMONDEN, Will Davenport. Kent, England 11.5% Organic £34.00 SAUVIGNON BLANC 73 2020 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Pionero, Morande. Maule, Chile 13%. £21.00 77 2020 SAUVIGNON DE TOURAINE, Domaine Rablais. Loire Valley 12%. £24.00 86 2019 Château DES ANTONINS (BLANC). Bordeaux 12%. £24.00 102 2020 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Tinpot Hut. Marlborough, NZ 13%. £31.50 110 2020 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Greywacke. Marlborough, NZ 13.5%. £37.00 111 2019 SANCERRE, Domaine David Sautereau. Loire Valley 13.5%. £39.50 "MINERALITY" (less fruit, more seriousness) 90 2019 VIDIANO, Lyrarakis. Crete, Greece 12.5%. £28.00 94 2020 RAMILO BRANCO. Lisboa, Portugal 13.5%. £29.50 95 2019 GRÜNER VELTLINER, Terrassen, Ehmoser. Wagram, Austria 12.5%. £31.00 98 2019 ALTER. Ribeiro, Galicia, Spain 12.5%. £32.50 99 2020 ALBARINO, ‘O Rosal’, Santiago Ruiz. Rias Baixas, Spain 12.5%. £35.00 104 2013 GRUNER VELTLINER, Blank Canvas. Marlborough, NZ 13%. £33.00 106 2018 CONTRASTE, Conceito. Douro, Portugal 13% Organic £36.00 109 2018 ALS WÄR’S EIN STÜCK VON MIR, Riesling Trocken, Gunderloch. £39.00 Rheinhessen, Germany 12% Organic 112 2018 CHABLIS, 1er Cru Beauroy, Hamelin. Burgundy 12.5%. £45.00 113 2020 RIESLING, Watervale, Mt Horrocks. Clare Valley, S. Australia 13% Organic £45.00 114 2016 ROXHEIMER HÖLLENPFAD, Dönnhoff. Nahe, Germany 12.5%. £55.00 118 2018 LOIBENBERG, Riesling, FX Pichler. Wachau, Austria 13%. £74.00 Fruity/aromatic whites 128 2020 VIOGNIER, Baron Badassière. Côtes de Thau, Languedoc 13%. £21.00 131 2020 TORRONTES, Colomé. Calchaquí Valley, Salta, Argentina 13.5%. £27.00 132 2020 PIPOLI, Greco/Fiano, Vigneti del Vulture. Basilicata, Italy 13%. £27.00 135 2020 IKIGALL, Gallina de Piel. Penedès, Spain 12% Organic £31.00 136 2019 MALVAZIJA, Gasper. Slovenia 13.5%. £32.00 137 2020 LE COQ VOLANT, Domaine Galuval. Southern Rhône 12.5%. £33.00 138 2019 PINOT BLANC, Terres d’Étoiles, Mittnacht. Alsace 13.5% Organic £33.00 139 2019 LIRAC BLANC, Château d’Aqueria. Southern Rhône 14%. £35.00 141 2020 MALAGOUSIA, Ktima Gerovassiliou. Epanomi, Greece 13.5%. £37.00 142 2020 VIOGNIER, Martin Clerc. Collines Rhodaniennes 14.5%. £35.00 145 2018 PINOT GRIS, Bilancia. Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 13.5%. £39.00 147 2018 PRIMAVERA, Pierre-Jean Villa. Collines Rhodaniannes, Rhône 13.5%. £48.00 151 2019 SAINT-PÉRAY, Domaine du Tunnel. Northern Rhône 13.5%. £59.50 152 2017 CONDRIEU, De Poncins, Francois Villard. Northern Rhône 14%. £69.90 OFF-DRY AND MEDIUM-DRY STYLES 154 2020 WALT RIESLING, Villa Wolf. Pfalz, Germany 11.5%. £23.00 156 2020 JASMINE, Villiera. Stellenbosch, South Africa 12%. £23.00 162 2018 VOUVRAY, La Folie, Demi-Sec, Sebastien Brunet. Loire 13%. £39.50 163 2019 SYLVANER, Réserve Millésime, Rolly Gassmann. Alsace 12% Organic £36.00 164 2018 GEWÜRZTRAMINER, Meyer Fonné. Alsace, France 13.5%. £37.00 168 2014 NORHEIMER KIRSCHHECK SPÄTLESE, Dönnhoff. Nahe, Germany 8%. £49.50 Full-bodied whites NON-CHARDONNAYS 194 2020 MALVASIA, Eguren Ugarte. Rioja, Spain 13%. £27.00 202 2012 MARSANNE, Tahbilk.
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