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Champagne Prosecco Rosé Italian White Wines Italian CHAMPAGNE MOUTARD BRUT, Grande Cuvée......£ 39.90 glass 175ml.......£ 9.95 This Champagne has a fine character on the nose and palate which lasts through to the finish TAITTINGER, Brute Reserve......£ 48.50 A medium-bodied Champagne showing subtle citrus and toasty flavours and an elegant balanced finish TAITTINGER, Prestige Rose......£ 64.50 Balanced, lively and smooth with good length and persistent flavours of red fruit LAURENT PERRIER, Cuvée Rosé......£ 83.00 Luxuriously delicate-subtle bouquet and flavour, a Rosé Champagne with class and distinction DOM PERIGNON, Cuvée Moet......£ 147.00 Believed by millions to be the “Crème de la Crème” PROSECCO NERELLO MASCALESE, Pink Prosecco......£ 28.95 glass 175ml.......£ 6.95 A gorgeous pink colour with gentle musky hints PROSECCO BRUT, Favola......£ 28.95 glass 175ml.......£ 6.95 Bright and luminous the bouquet is extremely fruity moderately dry with almonds nuances typical of the Prosecco grape ROSÉ FIORILE, Rosé - Terre Siciliane......£ 26.50 glass 175ml.......£ 6.55 large glass 250ml.......£ 9.30 Fresh, fruit driven nose of herby red berries with hints of spice. The palate is medium to light bodied and dry with generous raspberry and cranberry fruit flavours and a crisp, refreshing finish ITALIAN WHITE WINES AMERIGO HOUSE, Trebbiano......£ 16.00 glass 175ml.......£ 4.40 large glass 250ml.......£ 6.20 PINOT GRIGIO, Friuli - Tenuta Ca’Bolani, DOC......£ 27.50 glass 175ml.......£ 6.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 9.95 An elegant 100% Pinot Grigio attractively full flavoured well balanced with a long finish PINOT GRIGIO, Ramato, DOC......£ 25.50 Vinified in contact with skins a wine with a inviting copper colour and floral aromas SAUVIGNON, Friuli - Tenuta Ca’Bolani, DOC......£ 27.50 glass 175ml.......£ 6.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 9.95 100% Souvignon the aroma is fresh and intense with hints of green peppers elderflower and sage GAVI, San Silvestro, DOCG......£ 34.00 glass 175ml.......£ 8.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 12.80 Fresh and crisp with a hint of fruitiness, enriched by a light, candy-like sensation VERNACCIA DI SAN GIMIGNANO......£ 25.50 glass 175ml.......£ 5.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 8.45 Bouquet of mature fruit and meadow flowers with a perceptible scent of light green apples. The gentle, harmonious taste gives off delicate, fruity notes VERMENTINO, Maremma Toscana - Calasole......£ 28.00 Sardinia’s best known white, this golden coloured, dry wine is herbal and aromatic displaying light almond flavours and a fresh well balanced finish CHARDONNAY, Friuli - Tenuta Ca’Bolani, DOC......£ 24.50 glass 175ml.......£ 5.90 large glass 250ml.......£ 8.45 Pale straw tones intense scents of fruit, fresh and enchantingly CHARDONNAY “PRINCIPI DI BUTERA”......£ 34.50 Deep straw yellow 100% Chardonnay grape, dry and well rounded with elegant and toasted almonds, zesty and velvety with vanilla tones ITALIAN RED WINES AMERIGO HOUSE, Sangiovese......£ 16.00 glass 175ml.......£ 4.40 large glass 250ml.......£ 6.20 RIPASSO VALPOLICELLA SUPERIORE, Zonin......£ 32.95 A baby Amarone remarkably complex with scents of cherries, great strength and sturdy body AMARONE CLASSICO, Veneto - Zonin, DOC......£ 52.95 Blend of Corvine, Rondinella, Monlinara and Negrara, smoky and solid, ripe black cherry and plum flavours, balanced tannins and acidity BARBERA D’ASTI, Castello del Poggio, DOC......£ 25.50 glass 175ml.......£ 5.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 8.50 100% Barbera grape, with pale purple reflections, an intense bouquet with emerging spice, with a persistent finish PINOT NOIR, Sacchetto......£ 31.00 Pinot Nero grape pleasing on the nose with long scents delicate with fragrance of roses, soft with rich almond notes MERLOT, Friuli - Tenuta Ca’Bolani, DOC......£ 33.00 glass 175ml.......£ 7.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 11.40 Vivid ruby red in colour 100% Merlot aged in Slavonian oak barrels, the bouquet is vinious with fruity scents of ripe strawberries ITALIAN RED WINES BAROLO, Costa di Bussia, DOCG......£ 44.90 A well made, full bodied red wine. Ruby red in colour with a garnet reflection. Oak aged rich and elegant with a velvety bouquet. Ideal with game, roasts, grills and strong cheeses SALICE SALENTINO, Puglia, DOC......£ 26.50 glass 175ml.......£ 5.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 8.50 Full bodied with good length and scents of wild berries CHIANTI RISERVA, Cantina Bunacchi......£ 39.00 glass 175ml.......£ 8.95 large glass 250ml.......£ 12.80 Sangiovese grapes aged for 15 months in oak barrels then 12 months in steal tanks, dry full bodied with hints of almonds and toasted wood aromas BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO, Carpineto......£ 63.00 A subtle red with aromas of blackberries and earth. Power and ripe fruit with fine tannins and a caressing finish of fruit and earth NEGROAMARO SALENTO......£ 32.50 A superb wine from southern Italy, full flavoured wine with hints of coffee and cacao SASSEO PRIMITIVO DELLA PUGLIA......£ 26.35 glass 175ml.......£ 6.25 large glass 250ml.......£ 8.90 Aged in French oak, intense notes of plums and wild berry CABERNET SAUVIGNON “PRINCIPI DI BUTERA”......£ 36.00 glass 175ml.......£ 8.45 large glass 250ml.......£ 12.10 Concentrated and opaque, pure cab Sauvignon with intense nose, full flavoured rich with echoes of vanilla NERO D’AVOLA “PRINCIPI DI BUTERA”......£ 34.50 Aged in oak for one year his wine has deep flavours of blossom and spicy hints a typical wine for a great part of Italy SYRAH SICILLIA......£ 34.50 Syrah... Big structure and long finish with sweet spice CANNONAU DI SARDEGNA, DOC......£ 29.95 Vanilla oak and raspberry summer pudding with notes of black pepper on the finish FRENCH WINES CHABLIS DOMAINE JEAN GOULLEY......£ 33.90 Domaine de Varoux is distinguished by its power, elegance, bouquet and length CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE, Rhone Valley - Domaine de la Solitude......£ 48.90 Ripe morello cherries complented by vanilla and spice. Elegant and smooth SPANISH / PORTUGESE WINES RIOJA RESERVA ONDARRE......£ 33.50 Traditionally styled Rioja, smooth, ripe and subtle with added complexity of vanilla and well integrated tannins in a long finish Domaine de Varoux is distinguished by its power, elegance, bouquet and length ROCHA ROSA......£ 25.90 Deep dark and tense red, Dark berry and plumb fruit aromas. Rich, flavoursome and velvety palet which has good depth of ripe fruit NEW WORLD WINES CHENIN BLANC, Wild Garden S.A.......£ 25.50 Ripe, fruit characters of juicy peach and pineapple, refreshingly balanced by delicious green apple and citrus notes CHARDONNAY, Foundstone - Berton Vineyard......£ 25.50 Good intensity of green apples, fresh citrus fruits and mineral tones on the nose. The palate has lifted Sauvignon aromatics and flavours through to whistle-clean finish SAUVIGNON BLANC TIERRA ANTICA, Chile......£ 25.90 Fresh, crisp and full of delicious gooseberry, melon and guava flavours; ready to be enjoyed young SHIRAZ, Australia, Foundstone - Berton Vineyard......£ 26.65 MALBEC, El Camino......£ 26.90 Warm berry fruit flavours and tobacco spice make for a fullbodied and comp/ex wine that has depth and tremendous concentration DESSERT WINES MOSCATO D’ASTI.......£ 34.50 glass 100ml.......£ 8.00 Rich, honeyed aromas with a rich, full taste on the mouth. Soft and pleasantly balanced to taste. Turbè is a rich, sweet dessert wine that is not cloying. Great as an accompaniment to desserts or dried biscuits VIN SANTO DEL CHIANTI CLASSICO 500ml.......£ 62.00 glass 100ml.......£ 12.90 Warm golden to amber yellow, rich in luminous reflections blend of Trebbiano Toscano and Malvasia del Chianti. The bouquet, complex, with scents of raisins, apricots, figs, wood and honey inklings.
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