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SOMMELIER RECOMMENDATION Our Team of Sommeliers Are More Than Happy to Share Their Most Recent Discoveries in the World of Wines SOMMELIER RECOMMENDATION Our team of sommeliers are more than happy to share their most recent discoveries in the world of wines. ROSE CHAMPAGNE - NO TIME TO…WAIT! NV Bollinger Rosé, Brut, Aÿ In anticipation of the upcoming James Bond movie, we couldn't resist highlighting the superb quality of his favourite Champagne house - but with a pink twist. None of the well-known power has been taken away yet beautifully enhanced by the addition of a small percentage of still Pinot Noir red wine. If you are itching as much as we do to see the new movie treat yourself with a glass to shorten the waiting time. For Queen and country… Glass (125ml) £ 31,00 Bottle (750ml) £ 155,00 WHITE - NORTHERN FRESHNESS 2016 Favorita 'Marine', Vigne Marina Coppi, Piedmont, Italy Francesco Bellocchio took over vineyard land his grandfather, Fausto Coppi, had owned in the region of Piedmont. He is driven to make the very best wines from local varieties, named after Fausto’s daughter and Francesco’s mother. Medium body, with tree fruit notes and orchard fruit with a touch of minerality. Enjoy a glass with our Salamagundy or the Pork Chop. Glass (125ml) £ 17,00 Bottle (750ml) £ 85,00 RED - FRESHNESS FROM THE DESERT 2015 Syrah 'Tara', Ventisquero, Atacama, Chile “The New World Winery” as nominated by the Wine Enthusiast Magazine, was established by Gonzalo Vial The Modernity, Avant-garde techniques and the focus on high-quality has made this establishment a cult winery in Chile Black fruits, herbs, graphite and leather are the main notes. Highly complex this wine will match incredibly well with our Duck. Glass (125ml) £23,00 Bottle (750ml) £ 115,00 RED - MODERNISM AND LOVE 2014 Rioja 'Dalmau', Marques de Murrieta, Spain Dalmau is the happy marriage of Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon and Graciano, these varieties are separately vinified with different choices in the winery to obtain the absolute highest expression from each. After a 21 months "honeymoon" in French oak this intense and balanced trio is finally ready to be served. Have a glass with our Ribeye and as for us, it will be love at first sip. Glass (125ml) £ 35,00 Bottle (750ml) £ 185,00 SWEET - THE CHARM OF CHENIN BLANC ! 2010 Coteaux de l'Aubance, 'Grandpierre', Domaine du Bablut, Loire Valley, France Domaine de Bablut has been producing wine since 1546 in the Aubance, an area directly south of Angers. The estate is committed to making sweet wines from Chenin Blanc grapes, that are scrupulously select from pure botrytis grapes. The wine shows detectable flavours of honey, lemon zest and yuzu followed by notes of toast and caramel. A charming and delightful pairing with our Tipsy Cake. Glass (125ml) £21,00 Bottle (750ml) £ 109,00 - 1 - - 2 - CONTENTS The discovery of a wine is of greater moment than the discovery of a constellation. The universe is too full of stars. Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790) SOMMELIER RECOMMENDATION 1 BEERS 5 BY THE GLASS 5 HALF BOTTLES 7 SPARKLING WINE 9 CHAMPAGNE 9 WHITE 13 ~ England, Loire Valley & SAUVIGNON BLANC from around the world 13 ~ Alsace & Rhône Valley 15 ~ Coteaux Champenois & England 17 ~ Burgundy & THE BEST CHARDONNAYS from around world 17 ~ Bordeaux, Jura & Savoie 21 ~ Provence, Languedoc & Roussillon 21 ~ Italy, Spain & Portugal 23 ~ Austria & Germany 25 ~ Hungary, Croatia & Georgia 25 ~ Greece & Turkey 27 ~ U.S.A, Argentina & Chile 27 ~ Australia & New Zealand 27 ~ South Africa 29 SAKE 29 ROSE 29 LOW - INTERVENTION WINES 29 RED 31 ~ England 31 ~ Bordeaux 31 ~ Burgundy & Grand Cru Burgundy 37 ~ Rhône Valley 41 ~ Loire, Southwest, Provence, Languedoc & Roussillon 43 ~ Italy 45 ~ Portugal, Germany, Switzerland & Austria 49 ~ Spain 51 ~ Slovenia, Greece, Morocco & Georgia 51 ~ United States of America 53 ~ United States of America, Canada, Argentina, Chile & Uruguay 55 ~ Australia & Icon Wines of Australia 57 ~ New Zealand & South Africa 59 SWEET WINE 61 FORTIFIED WINE ~ Port, Sherry, Banyuls & Marsala 65 MAGNUMS (1500ml) 67 SPIRITS 69 - 3 - NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS & BEERS JUKES CORDIALITY Glass (200ml) Nr. 1 served with Fever Tree Tonic (citrusy, uplifting & bright) £9.50 (contains peaches, cucumbers, plums, apples, pineapples, brown sugar & apple cider vinegar) Nr. 6 served with Fever Tree Tonic (fruity, deep & mellow) £9.50 (contains blackberries, blackcurrants, raspberries, strawberries, plums, brown sugar & apple cider vinegar) FRENCH GRAPE JUICE Glass (160ml) Sauvignon Blanc, Alain Milliat £8.00 Merlot, Alain Milliat £8.00 BEER Bottle (330ml) Pilsner Urquell, Czech Republic £6.00 (The first 'Pilsner' in the world, brewed with Czech hops & barley since 11.11.1842) Stiegl Pale Ale ‘Columbus’, Austria £8.50 (Homage to the voyage of Christopher Columbus in 1492, the year of Stiegl’s inception) Tynt Meadow, Dark Ale, England £8.50 (The only English Trappist Beer, Mt. St. Bernard Abbey, Leicestershire) Wine is constant proof that God loves us and loves to see us happy. Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790) In victory you deserve Champagne, in defeat you need it ! Napoleon Bonaparte (1769 - 1821) I like wine, both red and white and especially Champagne; and on very special occasions I could even drink a small glass of brandy. Sir Winston Churchill (1874 -1965) - 4 - WINES BY THE GLASS Glass Bottle CHAMPAGNE 125 ml 750ml 2012 Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Extra Brut, Épernay £20.00 £99.00 NV Bollinger Rosé, Brut, Aÿ £31.00 £155.00 MV Krug 'Grande Cuvée' Brut, Reims (169eme Edition) £38.00 £225.00 WHITE WINE 2018 Marisancho, Merseguera & more - 'Las Blancas' Bruno Murciano, Valencia, Spain £12.00 £59.00 2018 Sauvignon Blend - Clarendelle Blanc, 'Inspired by Haut Brion', Bordeaux, France £14.00 £69.00 2017 Favorita - 'Marine', Vigne Marina Coppi, Piedmont, Italy £17.00 £85.00 2018 Viognier - 'Les Vignes d'à Côté', Yves Cuilleron, Northern Rhone Valley, France £17.00 £85.00 2015 Marsanne & Roussanne - Saint-Joseph 'Sous l'amandier', Christophe Curtat, France £22.00 £109.00 2015 Chardonnay - Meursault 'Vieilles Vignes', Vincent Girardin, France £29.50 £165.00 2015 Sauvignon Blanc - 'Blanc Fumé de Pouilly', L.B. Dagueneau, Loire, France - Coravin £39.00 £215.00 2013 Semillon, SB - La Clarté de Haut Brion (2nd Wine Haut Brion & La Mission Haut Brion), France -Coravin £48.00 £285.00 ROSE WINE 2020 Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle 'Whispering Angel', Caves d'Esclans, Côtes de Provence, France £15.00 £75.00 RED WINE 2017 Zweigelt - Umathum, Burgenland, Austria £11.00 £55.00 2015 Merlot, CS, CF - Clarendelle Rouge 'Inspired by Haut Brion', Bordeaux, France £14.00 £69.00 2016 Mencia - Bierzo 'Encinas', Antoine Graillot & Raul Perez, Castilla Y Leon, Spain £16.00 £79.00 2013 Pinot Noir - 'Leah', Seresin Winery,Marlborough, New Zealand (Magnum) £18.00 £159.00 2016 Agiorgitiko - Gaia Estate, Nemea, Greece £22.00 £109.00 2015 Syrah - 'Tara', Ventisquero, Atacama, Chile £23.00 £115.00 2014 Tempranillo, CS, Graciano - 'Dalmau', Marques de Murrieta, Rioja, Spain £35.00 £185.00 2015 Pinot Noir - Gevrey-Chambertin 'Aux Corvées' Domaine Henri Richard, France £35.00 £185.00 2015 Nebbiolo - Barolo 'Prapo' David Fregonese, Piedmont, Italy Coravin £43.00 £225.00 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon, CF, Merlot - La Chapelle de la Mission Haut Brion (2nd Wine), France Coravin £45.00 £265.00 2011 Montepulciano - Montepulciano D'abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, Italy Coravin £50.00 £265.00 SWEET WINE 2009 Semillon, SB - Sauternes Castelnau de Suduiraut, Preignac, Bordeaux, France £18.50 £105.00 2017 Zweigelt - Beerenauslese, Kracher, Burgenland, Austria £20.00 £59.00 2010 Chenin blanc - Coteaux de l'Aubance, 'Grandpierre', Domaine du Bablut, Loire Valley, France £21.00 £109.00 2017 Chardonnay, Welsh Riesling - Feiler Artinger, Ruster Ausbruch, Austria £23.00 £90.00 2014 Riesling - Spätlese 'Bernkasteler Doctor', Dr. H. Thanisch, Mosel, Germany £27.00 £139.00 2012 Petit Manseng - Jurançon 'Les Jardins de Babylone', Dagueneau, Southwest, France - Coravin (500ml) £59.00 £235.00 er 2004 Semillon, SB - Château d'Yquem 1 Cru Supérieur, Sauternes, France - Coravin £125.00 £750.00 Glass Bottle SHERRY 100 ml 750ml Palomino - Fino En Rama 'Tio Pepe', González Byass, Spain £9.50 £49.00 FORTIFIED WINE Grillo, Cattarratto & Inzolia - Marsala Superiore Dolce, Curatolo Arini, Sicily, Italy £11.00 £55.00 2018 Grenache Gris & Blanc - Banyuls Blanc, Coume del Mas, Roussillon, France (500ml) £12.00 £59.00 Muscat - Old Vine, Classic Classification, Chambers Rosewood, Australia (375ml) £19.50 £58.00 2005 Boal - Madeira, Colheita, H. M. Borges, Portugal (500ml) £21.00 £105.00 PORT & PARA (Cellar Temperature) Dow's Tawny Port 10 years £11.00 £75.00 Grenache - Para 'Grand Tawny', Seppeltsfield, Australia £16.00 £95.00 - 5 - - 6 - White Wine / Half Bottles (375ml & 500ml) AUSTRIA 2018 Grüner Veltliner Smaragd 'Achleiten', Domane Wachau, Wachau £49.00 FRANCE 2019 Pouilly Fumé, Château de Tracy, Loire Valley £45.00 2018 Sancerre 'Les Caillottes' Jean-Max Roger, Loire Valley £45.00 PORTUGAL 2015 Malvasia de Colares Branco 'Arenae', Adega Regional de Colares (500ml) £88.00 NEW ZEALAND 2017 Chardonnay 'Coddington Vineyard', Kumeu River, Auckland £79.00 Red Wine / Half Bottles (375ml & 500ml) FRANCE BORDEAUX 2014 Château La Croix, Pomerol £79.00 2006 Le Petit Cheval, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru £295.00 RHÔNE VALLEY 2017 St Joseph Anges Cheze £55.00 2017 Châteauneuf-du-Pape 'La Miocène', Domaine Grand Veneur £65.00 2017 Gigondas, Domaine Grand Romane £45.00 COLARES 2009 Ramisco Tinto 'Arenae', Adega Regional de Colares (500ml) £92.00 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CALIFORNIA 2013 Rubicon', Inglenook, Napa Valley £255.00 - 7 - The History of Champagne & Sparkling Wine Champagne; a name so manifested in French history yet its origin is Italian, and actually comes from the Latin name of 'Campania'. First records of winemaking date back to the 5th century AD although wines at that time were not fizzy but were very light and pinkish. Dom Perignon a winemaker from the Abbey of Hautvillers is partly responsible for today's success of Champagne but so are the English..
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