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AW List 17/18 ! Aperitifs Glass (125ml) Equipo Navazos Fino en Rama Sherry £7.50 Jesus Barquin and Eduardo Ojeda | Jeréz | Spain Pineau des Charentes £6.50 La Roumade | Dourdogne | France Vermouth St Raphael Ambré £6.50 St Raphael | Provence | France ! Sparkling Glass Bottle (125ml) (750ml) Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve £12 £70 Charles Heidsieck | Reims | France | NV Our house champagne. Deep golden in colour with toasted brioche aromas and a complex fruity finish. Prosecco Biscardo Spumante Millesimato Extra Dry £7 £32 Biscardo | Veneto | Italy| 2015 | NV Crisp, fruity and dry, with hints of apple and honeysuckle. Very appealing, makes a splendid aperitif. Crémant de Loire Carte Turquoise Domaine Beaumard £9 £48 Domaine Beaumard | Loire | France | NV Vibrant and elegant Chenin/Chardonnay blend with green apple and citrus flavours. Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve [37.5cl] £42 Charles Heidsieck | Reims | France | NV Our house champagne. Deep golden in colour, with toasted brioche aromas and a complex fruity finish. Moscato d'Asti Frizzante Tenuta Olim Bauda £30 Tenuta Bauda | Piedmont | Italy | 2016 Intensely grapey aroma with hints of honey and pineapple. Sweetness and refreshing acidity are perfectly balanced. ! Lambrusco Frizzante Rosso 'Montelocco' £44 Venturini Baldini | Emilia Romagna | Italy | NV A fun and fabulous sparkling red. Just off-dry, with amazingly juicy blackberry fruit and herbal notes. Colet Vatua! Extra Dry (organic) £48 Colet | Penedes | Spain | NV A blend of Muscat, Parellada and Gewürztraminer grapes: a crisp, refreshing and highly aromatic sparkling wine. Crémant d'Alsace Domaine Klur sans soufre (biodynamic) £55 Domaine Klur | Alsace | France | NV A vibrant, zesty and pure sparkling, made biodynamically and without the addition of sulphur. One of the finest. Perle d'Aurore' Crémant de Bourgogne Brut Rosé Louis Bouillot £55 Louis Bouillot | Burgundy | France | NV Soft and creamy-textured with delicate bubbles and a delectable wild strawberry fragrance. Crémant de Savoie Domaine Jean-Perrier £60 Domaine Jean-Perrier | Savoie | France | NV Stone fruit and white flower aromas give way to peach, orange blossom and citrus flavours with a lively acidity. Majella Sparkling Shiraz £60 Majella Wines | Coonawarra | Australia | 2009 Dark red plum and spicy liquorice notes, incredibly food-friendly but perfect served chilled as an aperitif. ! Rosé Glass Carafe Bottle (175ml) (500ml) (750ml) Tradition Rosé (organic) £9 £25 £36 Mas de Gourgonnier | Aix-en-Provence | France | 2014 Savoury and bone-dry, this food-friendly rose has peppery, candied orange peel aromas and rich summer fruit flavours. Rosa del Rosa £45 Proprietà Sperino | Piemonte | Italy | 2016 Scents of red berries, violets and herbs, with mouthwatering sour cherry and cranberry flavours. Bourgogne Rosé ‘Coup d’Eclat’ (biodynamic) £48 Celine et Laurent Tripoz | Bourgogne | France | 2014 Tsatsima Vin Gris £55 Amistat | Catalogne du Nord | France | 2015 ! White by the glass Glass Carafe Bottle (175ml) (500ml) (750ml) Hot Spot Vinho Branco £5 £14 £20 Vidigal Wines | Portugal | Alentejo | NV A dry, crisp, light and refreshing blend of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Arinto. Very easy drinking. Llumi Blanc £6.5 £17 £25 Celler Alimara | Spain | Terra Alta | 2016 A Macabeo/Grenache Blanc blend: light, refreshing and pure, with fresh citrus flavours. Gambellara Classico Garganega £7.5 £19 £28 Cantina di Gambellara | Italy | Veneto | 2016 A crisp and refined Soave-style white with a heady, perfumed pear nose and a steely mineral finish. Castillo de Eneriz Chardonnay £7.5 £19 £28 Manzanos Wines | Spain| Navarra | 2016 An unoaked Chardonnay, where intense tropical and stone fruit aromas shine through. Bodegas Manzanos Rioja Tempranillo Blanco £7.5 £19 £28 Manzanos Wines | Spain | Rioja | 2016 A bright yellow wine with fresh apricot, tropical fruit and white flowers on the nose, which follow on the palate. Baron de Badassière Picpoul de Pinet £8 £21 £30 Baron de Badassière | France | Languedoc | 2016 Crisp apple and a touch of citrus on the nose, opening out with greengage and yellow plum flavours and lemon-lime acidity. ! White by the glass Glass Carafe Bottle (175ml) (500ml) (750ml) Mayfly' Sauvignon Blanc £8.5 £25 £35 Mayfly Marlborough | New Zealand | 2016 Classic fresh, crisp New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc with green aspargus and tropical fruit flavours right to the fore. Albariño Pazo La Maza £9.0 £27 £36 Adegas Galegas | Rías Baixas |Spain | 2015 100% Albario, a bracing and intense wine with peach and apricot flavours and a pleasing acidity. Moschofilero ‘Blanc de Gris” £9.5 £28 £39 Ktimatselepos | Arcadia | Grece | 2016 Crisp and refreshing from the high altitude vineyards of Arcadia, Greece. Notes of apricot and Turkish delight, bright acidity and a bit of tannins from the skin contact. Gavi di Gavi 'Lugarara' £10.0 £29 £40 La Giustiniana | Piedmont | Italy | 2015 Stone fruit and lime zest aromas lead into a well-balanced white with lingering almond notes. Katie Jones Blanc £10.0 £29 £40 Domaine Jones | Languedoc-Roussillon | France | 2015 A blend of Grenache Blanc, Grenache Gris and Macabeu with bright, elegant stone fruit and an attractive dry finish. Bourgogne Blanc Les Sétilles Olivier Leflaive £12.0 £35 £48 Olivier Leflaive | Burgundy | France| 2014 Acacia blossom, macadamia nuts, and baked apple fruit on the palate, judiciously oaked. A gorgeous Burgundian Chardonnay. ! White Light, crisp and fresh Bottle (750ml) Grüner Veltliner 'Lois' (organic) £38 Loimer | Kamptal | Austria | 2016 Apple and citrus aromas give way to tropical fruit and spice flavours in this excellent Austrian Grüner. Crisp, clean, fresh and savoury, with apple and peach aromas. Good concentration and balance. Château Montcontour Vouvray Sec £38 Château Montcontour | Loire | France | 2015 Crisp, clean, fresh and savoury, with apple and peach aromas. Good concentration and balance. Max Ferdinand Richter Estate Riesling £40 Weingut Max Ferdinand | Richter | Mosel | Germany | 2015 Zesty and fresh, with overtones of peaches, raspberries and a hint of elderflower. Just-off dry, but balanced by a clean mineral finish. Auxerrois Kabinett trocken (biodynamic) £45 Weingut im Zwölberich | Nahe | Germany | 2015 Just off-dry, with lime zest aromas, lively gooseberry and pear flavours and very pleasing acidity. ! White Light, crisp and fresh Bottle (750ml) Riesling Kabinett trocken Schloss Vollrads (biodynamic) £43 Schloss Vollrads | Rheingau | Germany|2014 Balanced, elegant and mellow, featuring apple and pineapple fruit countered by powerful minerality and a long off-dry finish. Illahe Estate Oregon Pinot Gris (organic) £55 Illahe Vineyards | Willamette Valley | USA| 2015 Pears, citrus zest and chamomile aromas and a lush, creamy mouthfeel belie the mineral depth and precision of this deply textured white. Domaine Klur 'Katz' Riesling Sec (organic) £55 Domaine Klur | Alsace | France| 2015 Citrus and green apple notes predominate in this perfectly balanced Riesling, which features a light touch of cedar on the finish. Max Ferdinand Richter Riesling Spätlese £60 Weingut Max Ferdinand Richter | Mosel | Germany| 2015 Delicate and refreshing, yet outstandingly spicy and aromatic, gooseberry and peach scents lead in this elegant Riesling. ! White Ripe aromatic and elegant Bottle (750ml) Mas de Gourgonnier 'Tradition' Blanc (organic) Mas de Gourgonnier | Provence | France |2015 This Provence blend is intensely aromatic, dry and deeply textured, with lingering ripe apple, pear and melon flavours. Touraine-Chenonceaux 'La Voûte’ (organic) Domaine Joel Delaunay | Loire | France French Sauvignon Blanc with zesty gooseberry and grapefruit flavours and a subtle grassy finish. Birgit Braunstein Welschriesling (biodynamic) Weingut Birgit Braunstein | Burgenland | Austria | 2014 £38 Quite different to a Rhine Riesling, this Welschriesling is dry, bright and lively, with clean mineral and citrus flavours. Domaine Fribourg Bourgogne Aligoté 'Closerie des Alisiers' £45 Domaine Fribourg | Burgundy | France | 2015 Unoaked, crisply textured and zesty, with a flinty, mineral finish. Makes the perfect aperitif. Château Montcontour Vouvray Sec £45 Château Montcontour | Loire | France | 2016 Chenin Blanc at its purest. Lively green apple, hints of pear and a dry, juicy finish. Domaine Bellegarde 'Cuvée Tradition' Juraçon Sec (organic) £45 Domaine Bellegarde | Jurançon | France | 2015 Made from a blend of 70% Gros Manseng and 30% Caramalet, this zesty, dry, organic white Jurançon wine makes an uplifting aperitif. ! White Ripe aromatic and elegant Bottle (750ml) Gewürtztraminer Charles Schéret £50 Charles Schéret | Alsace | France | 2007 This gloriously aromatic Gewürztraminer is an unashamedly food-orientated wine that is equally at home with rich and creamy or chilli-hot dishes . Menetou-Salon Domaine Jean Teiller Blanc £50 Domaine Jean Teiller | Loire | France | 2015 A ripe, juicy and mouth-filling French Sauvignon Blanc with notes of peach and white flowers and crisp acidity. Chablis Domaine Vincent Dampt £50 Domaine Vincent Dampt | Burgundy | France | 2016 Tremendous purity and precision. Flinty minerality and mouthwatering salinity make this a fantastically food-friendly Chardonnay. Illahe Estate Oregon Grüner Veltliner £55 Illahe Vineyards | Willamette Valley | USA | 2015 Melon, pear and apricot aromas, with brisk citrus on the palate, mellowed by ageing in acacia barrels. A joy to drink. Greywacke 'Wild Sauvignon' £60 Greywacke | Marlborough | New Zealand | 2014 Intricate and textured, with patisserie-like aromas of lemon,
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