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Gaglioppo IGT, Feudo Dei Baroni Primitivo IGP, Passitivo by Paolo Leo by Baroni Statti RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE MEDIUM BODY FULL BODY £31.50 £28.95 Gaglioppo IGT, Feudo Dei Baroni Primitivo IGP, Passitivo By Paolo Leo By Baroni Statti Grape: Primitivo Grape: Gaglioppo Origin: Puglia Origin: Calabria Alcohol: 14.5% Alcohol: 12% The grapes are left to dry naturally after harvest for about 12 days, producing a Good Jammy flavours well balanced by gentle acidity. Floral aromas on the nose full-bodied, rich and powerful wine. It has an intense ruby red colour, the nose is with full body & soft tannins on the palate. A charismatic indigenous grape just complex with aromas of over-ripe berries, plum spices and chocolate. dried fruit getting discovered internationally, one of Italy’s oldest variety to watch on the palate, slight raisin character, plums and a hint of spice 25% of the wine is aged for 12 months in French & American oak Working In Partnership: Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Food Recommendations: A juicy red with structure that is at its A match with red meats, pork, meat best with rich red meat dishes, or balls and ragu sauces along with our matured smokey cheeses and hams, Slowly Roasted Belly Pork Porchetta also a good match for a spicy pizza RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE FULL BODY MEDIUM BODY £33.50 Organic Aglianico IGT, Era £26.50 By Cantine Volpi Merlot DOC, Mastri Vernacoli By Cavit Grape: Aglianco Origin: Molise Grape: Merlot Alcohol: 12.5% Origin: Trentino Alcohol: 12.5% Aromas of brambly fruit and a faintly jammy nose. On the palate ripe raspberry and cranberry mingle with slightly candied summer fruits and create an overall Fresh and fruity aromas of bramble and red fruits, with spicy notes and a hint of mouth watering taste. nettle. The palate is juicy, includes flavours of cranberries, plums and blueberries, with fresh acidity and crisp tannins on the finish. 50% of the wine spends 6 months in oak barrels After a short period in stainless steel the wine is matured for 6 months in oak Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: It’s medium body makes it a versatile A robust wine that requires robust choice and a perfect accompainment food. Try it with lamb “Arrosticini” or to most pasta dishes but has enough grilled meats like our Chunky Italian structure to be matched with white Ham meats like our chicken fillet Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Fizzy Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! RED WINE MEDIUM BODY LIGHT BODY £24.95 Sangiovese IGT, Marche £35.50 By Moncaro Bonarda Vivace (Fizzy) DOC By Tenuta Il Bosco Grape: Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon Origin: Marche Grape: Croatina Alcohol: 12% Origin: Oltrepo’ Pavese, Lombardy Alcohol: 12% This juicy Sangiovese has a ruby-red color with purple tints, a fruity, fragrant bouquet with hints of wild berries and a fresh, delicate taste. Easy drinking. Vibrant semi-sparkling red with pleasing juicy carachters. Drink slightly cold or room temperature. This is a smooth and elegant wine, with ripe, intensely juicy cherries and woodland fruit hints on the palate Food Recommendations: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Working In Partnership: Its slight sparkle functions as palate Pair with Tuscan sausage, grilled meats cleaner for saucy, savoury dishes with or meaty pasta like our Wild Boar moderate acidity, making it a good Tagliatelle accompliment to our “Ossobuco” or “Cacio & Pepe” pasta RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE FULL BODY MEDIUM BODY £35.95 Chianti DOCG, Riserva £19.95 By Cantina Vini Tipici Dell’Aretino Nero d`Avola IGT, Ca Di Ponti By Adria Vini Grape: Sangiovese, Cannaiolo, Merlot, Cabernet Grape: Nero d`Avola Origin: Tuscan Origin: Sicily Alcohol: 13% Alcohol: 14% Intense, ruby red wine that has a prestigious full-bodied flavor, dry and A deeply coloured, spicy red with aromas of ripe plum and black cherry. The well balanced, with good structure and a finish of wild berries palate combines warm, juicy red fruit flavours with savoury, lightly smoky characters. 18 months in Slavonic oak barrels, American & French barrique, 2 months in bottle Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: A well-structured wine with good It’s sapidity makes it a good acidity that matches well with tomato accompainment to tasty ham & cheese based and meat dishes like our tasty antipasti, or try it with our handmade lasagna, also great with pate’ or our Arancini Super Tuscan Sausage Burger RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE FULL BODY MEDIUM BODY MEDIUM BODY £37.50 £17.95 Barbera DOCG, D’Asti Cabernet Sauvignon IGT, I Nobili By Castello Del Poggio By Cantina Levarato Grape: Barbera Grape: Cabernet Sauvignon Origin: Asti, Piedmont Origin: Veneto Alcohol: 14% Alcohol: 12% Elegance and great character with velvety notes of cherries, plum and spices. Dry and full bodied, and bursting with dark fruit, this is classic European style Fresh and fruity, full-flavored and appealing with a persistent finish. Barbera at Cabernet Sauvignon with a firm and lively, slightly tannic bite to round off the its best. finish 8 months in small 700 Ltr French oak barrels, followed by 3 months bottle ageing Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Low tannins and good acidic structure A versatile wine, Ideal with dry cured make it a good match for rich dishes meats, Pizza and rich pasta dishes and creamy cheeses, try it with our along with our Tender Lamb Skewers Creamy Gorgonzola & Mascarpone on “Arrosticini” Polenta or our homemade Pesto Pasta RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE FULL BODY MEDIUM BODY Tasting Is Believing £22.95 £37.95 Montepulciano Malbec DOC, Orientale D’Abruzzo DOC By Santa Margherita OUR VERY OWN Grape: Malbec By LIVIN’italy Origin: Veneto Orientale Alcohol: 14.5% Grape: Montepulciano Origin: Abruzzo Soft, well balanced palate supported by ripe, supple tannins through to a Alcohol: 12.5% pleasingly fresh finale. A more “old world” version of its Argentinean cousin, with Carefully produced and manually harvested by a small grower in the hilly Abruzzo elegant and subtle spicy notes. region. Rich and broad Montepulciano with classic notes of cherries, warm spices and red berries 50% of the wine is matured in French Barriques for 6 months Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: This full bodied wine deserves rich A wonderful juicy wine to compliment dishes as accompaniment. Tannins and a range of dry cured & cooked meats, pleasant acidity make it perfect with good with most pasta dishes, in rich red meats like our Arrosticini, particular Meatballs, our Chargrilled Sirloin steak, beef burger or Porchetta Chicken Fillet or Beef Burger RED Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our Get a LIVIN’italy Wine Card For FREE! Feel free to ask one of our RED WINE Sommeliers for details… We’d love FULLto chat BODY with you about wine! Sommeliers for details… We’d love to chat with you about wine! WINE MEDIUM BODY LIGHT BODY Tasting Is Believing £21.95 Shiraz IGT £38.50 Pinot Nero DOC, Poggio Pelato OUR VERY OWN By Tenuta Il Bosco By LIVIN’italy Grape: Pinot Noir Grape: Shiraz Origin: Oltrepo’ Pavese, Lombardy Origin: Sicily Alcohol: 13% Alcohol: 13% Ruby-red with bright purplish tones and pleasantly vinous, delicate and fresh, Carefully produced by a small Sicilian grower. with hints of roses. Broad, soft and rich, with discreet almond notes. Extraordinary ruby red colour, intense & elegant bouquet, characterized by very fine hints of red fruits, vanilla & cocoa. Warm, velvety & very well balanced. Aged for 12 months in French Barrique Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership: Food Recommendations: Working In Partnership A versatile wine with spicy notes that The ultimate food-wine, goes well with carry it well with Juicy meats, as well meaty fish and lighter meat dishes but as sausages, pasta with rich meats and stands well with cheeses too.
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