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Promotion Wine Limited Oak Barn Offices, Thorington Street Stoke Promotion Wine Limited Oak Barn Offices, Thorington Street Stoke by Nayland CO6 4SP Telephone 01206 338915 Email:[email protected] PRIVATE CLIENT LIST *please allow 7 - 10 days notice Party Wines 3 South Africa 3-7 Australia 7-9 New Zealand 9-10 California 10-11 Argentina 11-12 Chile 12 France 13.-17 Germany 17 Italy 17-18 Spain 18-19 Portugal 19 Lebanon 19 England 20 Austria 20 Greece 20 Japan 20 Sherries & Spirits 21 Orders/Deliveries 22 v=vegetarian friendly vegan=vegan friendly o=organic Promotion Wine Limited Oak Barn Offices, Thorington Street Stoke by Nayland CO6 4SP Telephone 01206 338915 Email:[email protected] 2 PARTY WINES bottle inc vat White Cape 312 White, South Africa £7.50 2019 Sol Mio Bianco, Italy £8.00 2019 Inzolia/Pinot Grigio, Versare, Italy vegan £7.50 2020 Chenin, Cape 312, South Africa v £7.75 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Las Montanas, Chile v £7.75 2020 Sauvignon Blanc, Los Pastos, Chile v £7.75 2018 Chardonnay, Los Pastos, Chile v £7.75 2018 Sauvignon Blanc, Alain Mecon, France v £8.00 2018 Chardonnay, Alain Mecon, France v £8.00 2020 Pinot Grigio, Cortefresca, Italy £8.00 2019 Pinot Grigio, Sentina, Italy vegan £8.00 2019 Pinot Grigio, Villa Benizi, Italy vegan £8.00 2018 Pinot Grigio Compass Point, Italy £8.25 2020 Arena Negra, Sauvignon Blanc, Chile £8.50 Rose 2019 Pinot Grigio Rosato, Versare, Italy vegan £7.50 2018 Zinfandel Blush, Pacific Heights, California v £8.00 2019 Zinfandel Blush, Hilmar Springs, California v £8.00 2019 Pinot Grigio Rose, Sentina, Italy vegan £8.00 2019 Pinot Grigio Blush, Villa Benizi, Italy vegan £8.00 Red Cape 312 Red, South Africa £7.50 2019 Sol Mio, Rosso, Italy £8.00 2019 Merlot, Las Montanas, Chile v £7.75 2019 Merlot, Los Pastos, Chile v £7.75 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon, Las Montanas, Chile v £7.75 2019 Merlot, Alain Mecon, France v £8.00 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon, Alain Mecon, France v £8.00 2016 Zinfandel, Hilmar Springs, California v £8.00 2018 Arena Negra, Pinot Noir, Chile £8.50 2018 Arena Negra, Merlot, Chile £8.50 Sparkling Di Maria Prosecco - 20CL BOTTLES vegan £4.00 Di Maria Prosecco Rose, Spumante - 20CL BOTTLES vegan £4.00 Di Maria Prosecco Rose, Spumante, Veneto, Italy vegan £11.75 Di Maria Prosecco - 75cl bottles vegan £12.00 Veuve Ricotteau Brut Champagne £27.75 SOUTH AFRICA White 2020 Sauvignon Blanc, Roos Estate, South Africa v £7.75 Red 2019 Shiraz, Roos Estate, Western Cape, South Africa v £7.75 Percheron, Western Cape Red 2019 Percheron Old Vine Cinsault, W.O. Western Cape, South Africa vegan £9.25 3 White bottle inc vat 2020 Chenin/Viognier, Percheron, W.O. Swartland, South Africa £9.25 Rose 2019 Grenache Rose, Percheron, Swartland, South Africa* £9.25 Cape Heights, Western Cape White 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Cape Heights, Western Cape, South Africa £8.75 Red 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon, Cape Heights, Western Cape, South Africa vegan £8.75 Lemberg Estate, Tulbagh White 2018 Lady Lemberg Estate, Tulbagh, South Africa* vegan £16.25 2019 Harslevelu, Lemberg Estate, Tulbagh, South Africa* vegan £21.25 Red 2014 Nelson (Syrah) Lemberg Estate, South Africa* vegan £20.25 2016 Spencer (Pinotage) Lemberg Estate, South Africa* vegan £22.00 2016 Louis (Syrah/Mourv./Carignan/Grenache) Lemberg, Tulbagh, SA* vegan £23.25 DARLING CELLARS Red 2017 Shiraz/Mourvedre/Grenache, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £9.75 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £10.50 2018 Shiraz, Black Granite, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £10.75 2017 Old Blocks Pinotage, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £10.75 2018 Chocoholic Pinotage, Darling Cellars, South Africa vegan £12.00 2015 Gustus, Pinotage, Darling Cellars, South Africa* £15.00 2018 Old Bush Vine Cinsault, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £17.25 White 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Darling Cellars, Darling, South Africa* vegan £9.75 2020 Chenin Blanc, 'Arum Fields', Darling Cellars, South Africa vegan £10.00 2018 Old Bush Vine Chenin Blanc, Darling Cellars, South Africa* vegan £17.25 Spice Route, Swartland Red 2016 Pinotage, Spice Route, Malmesbury, South Africa £15.25 Rustenberg Estate Wines, Stellenbosch White 2020 Sauvignon Blanc, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £13.00 2020 Roussanne, Rustenberg Estate,Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.00 2020 Chardonnay Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £16.25 2019 Five Soldiers Chardonnay, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £33.50 Red 2018 Grenache, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £14.00 2018 Merlot, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £14.00 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £14.00 2018 John X Merriman Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v 2017 Peter Barlow, Rustenberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v Dessert 2019 Straw Wine, Rustenberg, South Africa, Half Bottle* £11.50 2019 Red Muscadel, Rustenberg, South Africa, Half Bottle* £11.50 4 Forge Mill Cellars, Western Cape bottle inc vat White 2020 Bush Vine Chenin Blanc, Forge Mill Cellars, Western Cape, South Africa £9.25 Red 2019 Shiraz/Cinsault, Forge Mill Cellars, Western Cape, South Africa* £9.25 DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch White 2020 DMZ Chardonnay, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.50 2019 DMZ Sauvignon Blanc, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.50 2019 DMZ Chenin, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.50 2017 Maestro White, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £22.00 2018 Reserve Chenin Blanc, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £33.00 2018 Reserve Chardonnay, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £33.00 Rose 2020 Garden Vineyards Rose, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £12.75 Red 2017 DMZ Syrah, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa v £15.25 2016 Maestro Red, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £22.00 2017 Reserve Syrah, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £33.00 2018 DMZ Grenache Noir, DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £15.25 2017 Maestro Blue (SMG) DeMorgenzon, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £22.00 Kaapzicht, Stellenbosch White 2021 Chenin Blanc, Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £13.00 2019 Kliprug Chenin, Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa vegan £16.25 Red 2017 Estate Red (Cabernet/Shiraz), Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £15.50 2019 Pinotage, Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa vegan £20.00 2018 Shiraz, Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa vegan £20.00 2018 Skuinsberg Cinsault, Kaapzicht Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £20.00 2017 Steyler Pinotage, Kaapzicht, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £52.00 Dessert 2016 Hanepoot Jerepigo, Kaapzicht, Stellenbosch,South Africa* £17.00 Rust en Vrede Estate, Stellenbosch Red 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rust en Vrede Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £25.25 2017 Estate Wine (Cab Sauv/Surah/Merlot), Rust en Vrede Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £34.75 Ernie Els Wines, Stellenbosch White 2019 Big Easy Chenin Blanc, Ernie Els Wines, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.75 Rose 2019 Big Easy Rose (Cinsault/Shiraz), Ernie Els Wines, Stellenbosch, South Africa* £14.75 Red 2017 Big Easy Red Blend, Ernie Els, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £19.75 2017 Major Series Cabernet Sauvignon, Ernie Els, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £22.00 2016 Proprietor's Blend, Ernie Els Wines, Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £30.25 2014 Ernie Els Signature (Bordeaux Blend), Stellenbosch, South Africa* v £60.00 5 Guardian Peak, Western Cape bottle inc vat Red 2019 Merlot, Guardian Peak, Western Cape, South Africa* vegan £13.00 2018 Shiraz, Guardian Peak, Western Cape, South Africa vegan 2015 Summit SMG, Guardian Peak, Western Cape, South Africa* vegan Meerlust, Stellenbosch Red 2016 Rubicon Meerlust, Meerlust Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa vegan £32.25 Catherine Marshall Wines, Elgin White 2020 Sauvignon Blanc, Catherine Marshall Wines, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £13.75 2017 Jono's Wave White, Chenin Blanc, Catherine Marshall Wines, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £15.25 2020 Chenin Blanc, Fermented in Clay, Catherine Marshall, South Africa vegan £26.00 Red 2017 The Oreads Red (Merlot), Catherine Marshall Wines, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £16.25 2019 Pinot Noir, Catherine Marshall Wines, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £18.75 2019 Pinot Noir (Clay Soils) Catherine Marshall, Elgin, South Africa vegan £20.25 2016 Peter's Vision Merlot, Catherine Marshall, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £24.50 2016 Finite Elements Pinot Noir, Catherine Marshall, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £50.00 Boekenhoutskloof, Western Cape Red 2019 The Chocolate Block, Boekenhoutskloof, Western Cape, South Africa £25.25 Indaba, Western Cape Red 2018 Braai Cabernet Sauvignon Indaba, Western Cape, South Africa £12.25 Paul Cluver Wines, Elgin White 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £15.25 2018 Chardonnay, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa* £21.25 2018 Seven Flags Chardonnay, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa* £57.75 Red 2018 Village, Pinot Noir, Elgin, South Africa* £16.25 2017 Pinot Noir, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £21.25 2017 Seven Flags Pinot Noir, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa* vegan £57.75 Sweet White 2020 Noble Late Harvest Riesling, Paul Cluver, Elgin, South Africa - Half bottles* £23.50 Kanonkop, Stellenbosch 2018 Pinotage Kadette, Kanonkop, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan £16.50 2017 Pinotage Estate Range, Kanonkop, Stellenbosch, South Africa* vegan Bouchard Finlayson, Walker Bay White 2018 Blanc de Mer, Bouchard Finlayson, Walker Bay, South Africa* v £14.25 2018 Sans Barrique Chardonnay, Bouchard Finlayson, Walker Bay, South Africa* v £17.00
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