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Wine Menu.Pdf CASK WINES BERRI ESTATE CHABLIS, CLARET AND ROSE 175ml Glass – 700fils 250ml Glass – 1.000 HOUSE WINES ANTHONY'S HILL PINOT GRIGIO, WHITE ZINFANDEL AND MERLOT Bottle 6.500 175ml Glass 1.700 250ml 2.300 WHITE WINES LONGCHAMPS BLANC (FRANCE) A fragrant, fresh not to dry with a taste of citrus fruits and some tropical overtones. Blended essentially from Ugni Blanc and colombard grapes grown in south west, region of France . Bottle 7.000 175ml Glass 1.900 250ml Glass 2.500 DROSTDY-HOF CHENIN BLANC (SOUTH AFRICA) Medium-bodied 100% Chenin Blanc with citrus aromas dominating the nose. Quite fruity with deciduous fruits filling the palate & the wine received no skin contact, making for a vibrant, fresh style. Bottle 7.200 175ml Glass 1.900 250ml Glass 2.500 VERDICCHIO DOC Noted for its high acidity and a characteristic nutty flavour. 7.000 TISDALE CLASSIC PINOT GRIGIO A light-bodied Pinot Grigio with Citrus fruit notes and a refreshing finish. Perfectly paired with fresh salads, light pasta dishes or grilled chicken, we invite you to enjoy our exceptional wine and share in life’s endless possibilities. 7.200 CANYON ROAD CHARDONNAY (USA) Medium- bodied wine with notes of crisp apple and ripe citrus fruit with a hint of cinnamon spice. Delicious complement to grilled chicken, lighter pasta dishes or mild cheeses. 7.500 CANYON ROAD SAUVIGNON BLANC (USA) Light to medium-bodied wine with hints of ripe citrus, melon, and a refreshing crisp finish. Pairs well with sushi, grilled vegetables or light salads. 7.500 CANYON ROAD PINOT GRIGIO (USA) This medium-bodied wine has hints of green apple, citrus, white peach and floral blossom. Tastes wonderful alongside seafood, such as salmon or shrimp. Also pairs well with chicken and pasta dishes, as well as salads, such as spinach or melon. 7.500 VINA CHOCALAN INSPIRA SAUVIGNON BLANC (CHILE) Light yellow colour. This Sauvignon Blanc shows lemongrass and citrus notes and a touch of herbal aromas. High acidity on the palate with fresh lemon flavours. Dry finish with lingering lime and grapefruit notes. 7.500 T’AIR DOC SAUVIGNON BLANC (FRANCE) T'air d'Oc is star bright with tropical fruits and zesty citrus aromas. The wine has crisp acidity with a clean finish. Bottle 9.500 175ml Glass 2.500 250ml Glass 3.400 MARIUS BLANC The bright straw yellow color with golden and green highlights gives way to a white fruit and peach aromas. This wine is full and fruity on entry with lively acidity on the finish. 10.000 PORCUPINE RIDGE SAUVIGNON BLANC Tropical fruit flavours with gooseberries and a hint of nettles. The flavours carry on to the palate with a good long dry finish. Crisp natural acidity and good balance ensure a streamlined wine with easy drinking. 10.000 FLEUR DU CAP SAUVIGNON BLANC (SOUTH AFRICA) Nicely herby, leafy green aromatic, Passion fruit and elderflower, typically slightly sweaty character. The palate has lots of grape fruity and lemon tang, a nice texture and some orange fruit on the mid palate . 10.800 CAWARRA SEMILLON CHARDONNAY Pale straw with lime highlights. On the nose citrus and stone fruit aromas combine with a touch of honey and soft spice. 11.000 ENIGMA SAUVIGNON BLANC (USA) Aromas of papaya, grapefruit, pineapple and guava with softer notes of lemongrass and citrus. On the palate, the wine opens with bright, tropical flavors, followed by crisp, refreshing acidity and a long, clean, balanced finish. 11.000 JACOBS CREEK CHARDONNAY (AUSTRALIA) This medium bodied chardonnay offers attractive lemon, ripe peach, melon and subtle oak flavours. Bottle 11.700 175ml Glass 3.000 250ml Glass 4.000 FRASCATI FONTANA CANDIDA (ITALY) Frascati is one of the oldest wines in the world and Fontana Candida the most popular Frascati. Refreshing, dry, clean and crisp. Serve chilled with salads, pasta, veal, and chicken and seafood dishes. 11.800 BILA-HAUT COTES DU ROUSSILLON VILLAGES WHITE Pale yellow colour with green tints, the wine exhibits citrus aromas (lemon, grapefruit) with smoky notes. A lot of freshness on the finish mixed with salty notes, which express the minerality of the wine. 12.000 PINOT GRIGIO BOTTER (ITALY) A wonderful, fresh, delectable Pinot Grigio. An absolutely brilliant white wine. 12.500 CALITERRA SAUVIGNON BLANC Pronounced notes of citrus fruit and minerals stand out on the nose, accompanied by interesting notes of chili pepper and tomato leaves. Intensely aromatic on the palate with bright acidity that makes this a fresh wine. 13.500 VINA ESMERELDA A voluptuous, exotically perfumed nose, with deliciously well-defined primary aromas, complemented by secondary aromas derived from the wine's controlled fermentation. 14.300 RED WINES LONGCHAMPS ROUGE (FRANCE) A gentle, smooth, fruity red table wine with a subtle taste of red stone fruits and a slight peppery touch. Blended essentially from Grenache, Carignan and Syrah grapes grown in the South of France. Bottle 7.000 175ml Glass 1.900 250ml Glass 2.500 DROSTDY-HOF SHIRAZ MERLOT (SOUTH AFRICA) Lovely ruby red colouring with a bouquet of strawberry, cherries & spice which permeate the palate with the Shiraz adding a nice touch of body & kick. Bottle 7.200 175ml Glass 1.900 250ml Glass 2.500 TISDALE CLASSIC CABERNET SAUVIGNON (USA) A full-flavored Cabernet Sauvignon with a medium body and an impressive finish. Flavors of blackberry and plum are complemented with elegant aromas of vanilla and toasty oak creating a balanced and distinctive wine. BD7.200 CANYON ROAD PINOT NOIR (USA) Rich, fruit forward cherry flavors, soft tannins, a medium body and a smooth velvety finish. Pairs well with creamy soups, salmon, and savory pork dishes. 7.500 CANYON ROAD MERLOT (USA) With a soft and elegant mouthfeel, this wine has deep flavors of rich cherries and jammy blackberries, followed by hints of vanilla and spice.. Perfect with poultry and grilled meats or red pasta dishes 7.500 CANYON ROAD CABERNET SAUVIGNON (USA) Medium- bodied wine with rich and flavorful hints of ripe raspberry and a velvety smooth finish. Enjoy with grilled red meats, hearty cheeses or spicy foods. 7.500 TRAPICHE MALBEC (ARGENTINA) A rich, red-colored wine with violet hues, reminiscent of plums and cherries. Round in the mouth with a touch of truffle and vanilla. 7.500 VINA CHOCALAN INSPIRA CABERNET SAUVIGNON (CHILE) Ruby red in colour. Cassis and blackberry notes on the nose with hints of vanilla and smoky characteristics. Soft, ripe fruit on the palate, integrated with tannins. This wine has good depth, is well balanced and has a nice lingering finish. 7.500 T’AIR DOC SYRAH (FRANCE) Red fruit and hints of spice on the nose, plenty of structure. Soft tannins give this medium bodied wine a classic Syrah palate. Bottle 9.500 175ml Glass 2.500 250ml Glass 3.400 MARIUS ROUGE Marius Rouge is a wine that combines power, complexity and elegance. The Syrah endows it with warmth, robustness and a lovely blue-red hue. The Grenache brings a natural sweetness, balancing the whole. 10.000 CAWARRA SHIRAZ CABERNET Red berry aromas flow from the nose, developing into notes of blood plum, blackcurrant and sweet cherry. Soft spiced oak and natural acidity support a long finish. 10.300 ENIGMA CABERNET SAUVIGNON (USA) First, taste the bold flavours of blackberry & black cherry, and then discover the intriguing hints of brown spice, vanilla & espresso. 11.000 BILA-HAUT COTES DU ROUSSILON VILLAGES RED A muscular red, with concentrated flavors of dark cherry, plum, raspberry tart and grilled fig. The dense finish of dark chocolate is firm and focused, with smoky notes 11.200 CHIANTI MELINI (ITALY) The wine has intense, fragrant and elegant aromas of blackberries and raspberries, with violet and Florentine iris notes. On the palate, the taste is dry, full, harmonious and slightly tannic, with an elegant aftertaste of toasted almonds and fruits of the forest. 11.700 JACOB’S CREEK SHIRAZ CABERNET (AUSTRALIA) This medium-bodied blend of Shiraz and cabernet sauvignon boasts flavours of blackberry and plum, with hints of pepper, smooth tannins and subtle oak. Bottle 11.700 175ml Glass 3.000 250ml Glass 4.000 CASILLERO DEL DIABLO RESERVE PINOT NOIR Light and young ruby color. Complex aromas of strawberries and raspberries and notes of toasted French oak. A medium to full body Pinot Noir with good structure and a long, lingering finish. 11.800 PRIMITIVO IGT SALENTO IL MEDAGLIONE A great example of this classic Southern Italian red. Meaning 'Early Ripening' in Italian for its ability to accumulate a lot of sugar early in the growing season. 12.300 CALITERRA CARMANERE Dark violet-red in color and bluish at the rim, with an elegant aromatic intensity. Aromas of blackberries and forest fruits come to fore, accompanied by mild notes of spice such as cinnamon and black pepper. 13.800 FLEUR DU CAP PINOTAGE (SOUTH AFRICA) Bold black cherry and smoky spiciness. The palate has juicy, mouth-filling black fruit, with plenty of enjoyment in the glass. 13.200 PORCUPINE RIDGE MERLOT Raspberry and vanilla flavours with ripe plum and a velvety texture. Smooth tannins and subtle use of oak compliment the profile. 14.300 TORRES IBERICOS CRIANZA Deep red cherry in colour. On the nose it reveals notes of black ripened fruits and spicy aromas from the wood. Silky entrance in the mouth with pleasant tannins. Long and spicy aftertaste 15.500 BIN 444 RED (AUSTRALIA) Medium to full bodied palate with varietal blackcurrant, spice and plum Cabernet flavours complement integrated toasty oak. Subtle tannins create a soft, lingering finish to the palate. 14.600 ROSE WINES TISDALE WHITE ZINFANDEL (USA) This wine is light-bodied with hints of strawberry, cherry, and watermelon flavors and a smooth crisp finish.
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