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John Brasted Wine List

Vintage Wine Chart 3

Sparkling Wines & Champagne 6

White Wines 8 Contemporary Classic Established

Red Wines 10 Contemporary Classic Established

Red Wines 12 Fine Bordeaux

In The Pink, Pudding Wines & Ports 14

Wines by the Glass & Half Bottles 16

Magnums & En Double Magnum 18

LOCALLY PRODUCED AWARD WINNING ENGLISH WINES

Winbirri Vineyards of Surlingham, just 3 miles from our restaurant producing World Class Award Winning Wines.

English Sparkling Vintage Reserve £45 Pale gold, great clarity and tiny bubbles. Citrus fruit aromas and proving bread. The palate is finesse, along with crisp fruit freshness and toasty notes. Leading into a creamy seductive balance.

Bacchus Reserve English Dry White Wine £30 This grape variety could well be known as the Sauvignon Blanc of England! An elegant nose of grapefruits, passion fruits and floral characters. Tropical fruits backed with a clea crisp finish on the palate.

Reserve English Red Wine £30 A juicy red wine with deep cherry colour, bursting with autumn fruits on the palate. A pronounced nose of rich spices and vanilla. Oak aged for 12 months it is a perfect match for game or red meats.

Winbirri Reserve English Pinot Noir Rosé £30 Noir grapes. Complex aromas of cherries, strawberries and cream. A balanced palate of red fruits and rose petals. Perfect for sipping as an aperitif or paired with fresh sea food. 4 f 4 n a

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1 Sparkling Wines

Brasted’s House Prosecco Adnams (Italy) £30 Glass (125ml) £7.50 Moscato, Lumine, Caˊ de Gal 5% (Italy) £45 Winbirri Vineyards English Sparkling Wine (Norfolk, England) £45

Champagne

Brasted’s House Bubbles!

Champagne Pierre Mignon Grande Reserve Premier Cru Brut £49 Glass (125ml) £9.50 Champagne Pierre Mignon Grande Reserve Premier Cru Brut (Halves) £28

Grande Marque

Lanson (Champagne, France) £60 Veuve Clicquot (Champagne, France) £80 Bollinger, Special Cuvée (Champagne, France) £99

I drink it when I’m happy and when I’m sad. Sometimes I drink it when I’m alone, When I have company I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I’m not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise I never touch it – unless I’m thirsty.

Madame Jacques Bollinger

The Odd Bottle Grande Marque Champagne

1 Laurent Perier N/V £160 £95 2 Billecart Salmon N/V £120 £105 3 Billecart Salmon Rosé N/V £156 £120 4 Bollinger La Grand Anee 2004 £212 £155 5 Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque 2004 £380 £285 6 Louis Roederer Cristal 2009 £520 £370 7 Dom Perignon 1996 £740 £485

6 White Wines

Contemporary

This selection of vibrant and zippy whites are great apéritif wines, but work just as well paired with olives, shellfish and seafood. They all boast mouth-puckering acidity that’s beautifully balanced by citrus and stone fruit and a big splash of freshness. The Framingham Sauvignon Blanc offers added grassy and tropical notes, while there’s some real stony, mineral character in the Touraine. An upfront and fresh selection.

Verdejo / Sauvignon, Campo Flores (Spain) 2017 £25 Winbirri Bacchus Reserve, English Dry White (Norfolk, England) 2018 £30 Picpoul de Pinet, Château de la Mirande (France) 2017 £30 Pecorino, Poggio Anima (Italy) £32 Touraine Sauvignon, “Printemps”, Domaine de la Rochette (Loire Valley, France) 2017 £32 Framingham Sauvignon Blanc (Marlborough, New Zealand) 2017 £43 A blood connection between Ben Du Brow (the owner of this village) and the owners of The Conders Bend Vineyard, Rex and PJ, was discovered unexpectedly when they visited Framingham Pigot on holiday. They called upon Ben and Jane to see the family seat. The reason for naming their Marlborough Wines ‘Framingham’, was that knowing of his ancestry Rex wanted to immortalise its memory on the other side of the world. Brasted’s House Sauvignon Blanc (Marlborough, New Zealand) 2018 £26

Classic

This old world selection of white wines offers classic styles from world-famous varieties. These are all classic varieties in their own right and demonstrate the typicity of the grape and region. All are great food wines, and will pair equally well with grilled fish, salads and charcuterie.

Chardonnay / Viognier, Moulin de Gassac (Rhône Valley, France) 2017 £32 Macon Davayé, Domaine de la Croix Senaillet (Burgundy, France) 2017 £44

Brasted’s House Viognier, Xavier Roger (Languedoc, France) 2017 £26 Brasted’s House Pinot Gris, Villa Wolf (Pfalz, Germany) 2017 £31

Established

These wines all hail from the cradle of established winemaking. Some are bold, fleshy and aromatic, such as the Gewurztraminer, while the White Burgundies are clean, pure and linear. All are great selections, and cry out for an accompanying dish (pâté, shellfish, cheese) to complement their elegant, delicately oaked characteristics.

Chablis, Colette Gros (Burgundy) 2017 £49 Gewurztraminer, Hugel et Fils (Alsace) 2015 £52 Montagny, Premier Cru, Buissonier, Cave de Buxy (Burgundy) 2017 £52 Pouilly Fume, Cuvée d’Eve, Dagueneau (Burgundy) 2015 £64 Meaursault, Domaine Michelot (Burgundy) 2016 £96 Puligny Montrachet Domaine Sylvain Bzicot (Burgundy) 2016 £108

The Odd Bottle White Wine

10 Soave Classico, Ca’rugate, San Michele 2016 (Italy) £28 £19 11 Te pa Chardonnay 2015 (New Zealand) £25 £20 12 Te Pa Oak’d Sauvignon 2015 (New Zealand ) £30 £25 13 Rully Jean Baptiste Ponsov 2012 (Vauvry France) £88 £26 14 Rabl Traminer Langeniois 2011 (Australia) £48 £27 15 Viognier Fabre Gasparets 2015 (France) £64 £28 16 Framingham Riesling 2011 (New Zealand) £55 £29 17 Framingham Riesling 2010 (New Zealand) £55 £29 18 Macon Village Reserve 2017 (Maconaise, France) £30 £30 19 Wehlener Klosterberg Spatlese 2001 (Germany) £30 £30 20 Muscadet de Sevre et Maine 2011 (Loire, France) £64 £31 21 Mahana Riesling 2014 (New Zealand) £75 £35 22 Jean Marc Boilliot Bourgogne 2016 (Bourgogne France) £144 £70 23 Puligny Montrachet 2014 (Burgundy, France) £93 £78 24 Mersault charmes 1er cru 2016 (Burgundy, France) £220 £110

8 Red Wines

Contemporary These modern wines are sourced from both old and new world producers and there’s something for everyone here, from a ripe and cherry-packed Pinot Noir to a big and bold Cabernet Sauvignon. There’s even a knockout red from the Lebanon - all brooding dark fruits and oak – together with a stylish and utterly modern Malbec. Tempranillo / Syrah, Campo Flores (Spain) 2018 £25 Pinotage, Klippenkop (Robertson Valley, South Africa) 2017 £28 Winbirri Reserve, English Red Wine (Norfolk, England) 2015 £30 Sangiovese Belial, Poggio Anima (Italy) 2017 £32 Los Vascos, Rothschild, Cabernet Sauvignon (Chile) 2017 £34 Malbec, Single Vineyard, Antonio Mas (Uco Valley, Argentina) 2016 £38 Pinot Noir Framingham (New Zealand) 2014 £51 Château Musar, Gaston Hochar (Bekaa Valley, Lebanon) 1998 £68 Pinot Noir, Grande Cuvée, Les Argelières (Languedoc, France) 2017 £29 Brasted’s House Merlot, Los Espinos (Chile) 2018 £25 Brasted’s House Old Vines Carignan, Xavier Roger (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) 2017 £25 Brasted’s House Pinot Noir, Calusari, (Romania) 2017 £25

Classic Exactly what you’d expect from a classic red wine selection: Rioja, Côtes du Rhône and a wonderful Languedoc-Roussillion. There’s even a new world interloper in the form of a rich, racy and fruit- packed Shiraz from Australia’s Barossa Valley. An exemplary collection of wines which showcase their individual appellations and regions; all different but all stunning in their own right. These are serious wines and beg to be paired with the right food: rich stews, red meat, cheese and game. Cabernet Franc, Grande Cuvée, Les Argelières (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) 2017 £28 Côtes du Rhône, Cuvée Mathilde, Clos St. Michel (Rhône Valley, France) 2015 £39 Rubiolo, Chianti Classic, Gagliole (Tuscany, Italy) 2016 £42 Gavanza Rioja, Reserva (Spain) 2013 £47 Fleurie, Dider Desvignes, Domaine du Calvaire de Roche-Gres (Beaujolais, France) 2017 £48 Shiraz, Shotfire, Thorne-Clarke (Barossa Valley, Australia) 2015 £48 Brasted’s House Cuvée Alice, Hameau des Ollieux (Corbières, France) 2017 £30

Established Some of the most famous appellations in the world come together in this star-studded list. From the Rhône Valley come the dense and complex wine of Châteauneuf-du-Pape; further north in Burgundy there are delicate and silky Pinot Noirs from Beaune and Volnay. Beaune Les Epenottes, Domaine Machard de Gramont (Burgundy, France) 2017 £68 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Télégramme, Vieux Télégraphe (Rhône Valley, France) 2014 £71 Volnay, Vieilles Vignes, Henri Delagrange (Burgundy, France) 2016 £85 Gevrey Chambertin, en Billard, Hersztyn (Burgundy, France) 2011 £89

The Odd Bottle Burgundy, Rhone & Others

30 Ripasso Valpolicella Classic 2013 (Italy) £42 £24 31 Domaine Robert Gibourg, Gevrey Chambertin 2013 (Burgundy, France) £45 £40 32 Rioja Marquis de Riscal 2014 (Spain) £56 £40 33 Chemin de Moscou 2015 (France) £72 £46 34 Haut Cote Du Nuits 2014 (Bourgogne France) £97 £55 35 Ch Musar Jeune 2014 (Bekaa Valley, Lebanon) £72 £56 36 Beaune 1er Cru, Domaine Albert Morot, Les Teurons 2013 (Burgundy, France) £89 £59 37 Volnay 1er Cru, Domaine René Monnier, ‘Clos Des Chenes’ 2013 (Burgundy, France) £72 £60 38 Morgon Domaine du Calvaine De Roche-Gres 2011 (France) £128 £62 39 Ch Musar 2004 (Bekaa Valley, Lebanon) £160 £70 40 Beaune 1er Cru, Les Teurons, Domaine Albert Morot 2012 (Burgundy, France) £172 £89 41 Beaune 1er Cru Les Teurons, Domaine Albert Morot 2011 (Burgundy, France) £172 £89 42 Beaune Les Epenottes 2009 (Burgundy, France) £140 £95 43 Borolo Borgogono 2004 (Piedmont, Italy) £240 £120 44 Barolo, Elio Altare 2005 (Piedmont, Italy) £245 £125 45 Borolo Michelle Chiarlo 2009 (Piedmont, Italy) £200 £130 46 Mosswood Cabernet Sauvignon 1995 (Australia) £320 £160

10 Red Wines

Fine Bordeaux

In fondest memory of our very own ‘Claret Lover’ ~ JB

Like these wines he was a true classic: Robust, full-bodied, elegant, colourful, well-structured, full of character and an irreplaceable Bon Viveur...

Bordeaux tasting notes!

Arguably the most renowned wines on earth, the classed growths of Bordeaux continue to epitomise the power and complexity Bordeaux blends are capable of. While most wines here are based on Cabernet Sauvignon, both Merlot and Cabernet Franc play important roles in adding layered complexity to the finished wines, and allow winemakers in each commune within the region to use the blend that is best suited to their unique combination of soil and meso-climate. The most famous communes each have their own classic traits with St. Estephe giving full, if rustic, wines from the heavy clay soils; to Paulliac’s elegant balance of ripe fruits, minerality and structure; to St. Julien’s rich blackberry core and supple feel. Moving to the South of the region brings one to Margaux, with its notes of flowers and berries draped over a feminine frame, and then to the Graves region with wines redolent of tobacco, gravel and smoke. To the East lie the much-loved, famous appellations of St. Emilion and Pomerol where Merlot rules the roost and produces deep, plush wines of uncommon refinement and great pedigree.

Château Corbin, St Emilion (Montagne) (Bordeaux, France) 2015 £41 Château La Fleur de Bouard Pomerol (Bordeaux, France) 2012 £72 Château L’Hermitage, St Emilion Grand Cru (Bordeaux, France) 2011 £89 Château Cantenac Brown, Margaux Grand Cru (Bordeaux, France) 2010 £156

Brasted’s House Claret, La Rose Belair (Bordeaux, France) £30

The Odd Bottle Fine Vintage Claret

50 Ch Beausejour De Bonalgue, Pomerol 2011 £30 £25 51 Comte De Senejac, Haut Medoc 2011 £30 £25 52 Comte De Senejac, Haut Medoc 2012 £30 £25 53 Ch Fleur De Lisse, St Emilion 2014 £39 £30 54 Ch Boutisse, Grand Cru St. Emilion 2014 £47 £42 55 Ch Grand-Pey-Lescours St Emilion Grand Cru 2007 £60 £48 56 Ch Bonneau, Haut Medoc 2009 £128 £85 57 Chateau Blaignan Medoc 1997 £184 £117 58 Ch Corbin, St Emilion Grand Cru 1999 £170 £140 59 Ch Smith Haut Lafitte 2003 £288 £146 60 Ch Gruaud Larose, St Julien 2003 £360 £280 61 Ch la Misson Haut Brion 1988 £560 £540 62 Ch Calon Segur, St.Estephe 1982 £1,100 £750 63 Ch Haut Brion Graves 1993 £1,120 £750 64 Ch lafleur Petrus 1970 £1,200 £875 65 Ch Boyd Cantenac Margaux 2002 £1,800 £1,110 66 Ch Margaux, Margaux 1998 £4,000 £2,600

12 ‘In the Pink’ Rosé

Think pink and embrace the rosé revolution because pink wines are incredibly versatile. They are crisp and fresh and are perfect as an aperitif wine but also a great match for seafood, summer salads and summer berry puddings.

Château d’Ollières (Provence, France) £39 Winbirri Reserve English Pinot Noir Rosé (Norfolk, England) £30 Glass (175ml) £8 Zinfandel Rosé, Stallion Leap (USA) £25

Pudding Wines There’s nothing like a sweet wine to round-off a meal and whether you’re finishing with a cheese plate or a pudding, there’s something here that fits the bill. From France we propose two amazing wines: a classic Monbazillac that is honeyed and luscious without being at all cloying, alternatively a port-style red Banyuls that is simply fabulous with all things ‘chocolatey’. For something a little lighter, our gentle, sparkling Moscato is really fresh and very easy on the palate, simply delicious with lighter, summery desserts.

Monbazillac, Domaine del’Ancienne Cure (France) 2015 (375ml) £28 Banyuls, Rimage, Clos Les Paulilles (France) 2015 (500ml) £42 Moscato, Lumine, Caˊ de Gal 5% (Italy) 2018 (750ml) £45

Brasted’s House Ch. Cuvée D’Exception, Sauternes (France) 2007 (750ml) £65 Glass (125ml) £10.90

The Odd Bottle Pudding Wines

70 Quady, Essensia Orange Muscat Halves 2014 (California) £31 £19 71 Quady, Elysium Black Muscat Halves 2014 (California) £31 £19 72 Muscat de Baumes de Venise Coyeux 2007 37.5cl (Rhône,France) £26 £19 73 Ch d’Yquem 1962 Sauternes 1962 (Bordeaux, France) £3,360 £2,654 ono

Ports Niepoort, Late Bottled Vintage (Gaia, Portugal) 2013 £49 Glass (125ml) £9 Barros, 10 Year Old Tawny (Douro, Portugal) £55 Barros, Vintage (Douro, Portugal) 1995 £95 Barros, Colheita (Douro, Portugal) 1978 £148

The Odd Bottle Ports

80 NV Barros, White Port £45 £29 81 Delaforce 1985 £105 £95 82 Taylors 1985 £165 £145 83 Graham’s 1994 £180 £165 84 Sandemans 1977 £195 £177 85 Sandemans 1970 £290 £250 86 Quinta de Roeda 1978 £345 £310

14 Brasted’s House Wines by the Glass White Wine Touraine Sauvignon, “Printemps”, Domaine de la Rochette (Loire, France) 2017 £32 Glass (175ml) £8.50 New Zealand Sauvignon 2018 £26 Glass (175ml) £7 Marsanne Viognier, Xavier Roger (Languedoc, France) 2017 £26 Glass (175ml) £7 Pinot Gris, Villa Wolf (Pfalz, Germany) 2017 £31 Glass (175ml) £8 Rosé Wine Winbirri Reserve English Pinot Noir Rosé (Norfolk, England) 2018 £30 Glass (175ml) £8 Red Wine Merlot, Los Espinos (Chile) 2018 £25 Glass (175ml) £7 Pinot Noir, Calusari, (Romania) 2017 £25 Glass (175ml) £7 Old Vines Carignan, Xavier Roger (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) 2017 £25 Glass (175ml) £7 House Claret (Bordeaux, France) £30 Glass (175ml) £8.50

Half Bottles

White Wine Muscadet sur Lie Domaine du Verger (Loire, France) 2017 £19 Sauvignon Blanc, Tindall (Marlborough, New Zealand) 2017 £21 Gewürztraminer, Hugel (Alsace, Germany) 2014 £24 Chablis A.C. , Domaine Colette Gros (Burgundy, France) 2017 £27 Pouilly Fumé, Domaine des Berthiers (Burgundy, France) 2015 £32 Puligny Montrachet, Sylain Bzikot (Burgundy, France) 2015 £40

Red Wine Brouilly, Crêt des Garanches (Beaujolais, France) 2017 £20 Côtes du Rhône, Domaine Chapoton (Rhône Valley, France) 2017 £21 Malbec, Château de Cèdre (Cahors, France) 2015 £30 Château Prieuré la Marzelle, St. Emilion (Bordeaux, France) 2008 £42

The Odd Bottle White Half Bottles

90 Château De Tracy, Pouilly Fume 2013 (Burgundy, France) £29 £21 91 Pino Grigio Collio villa canlungo 2016 (Italy) £18 £12 92 Ca’rugate, San Michele Soave Classico 2014 (Italy) £23 £14

Red Half Bottles

93 Cellier Des Princes, Cotes du Rhone 2014 (Rhône, France) £16 £12 94 Marchesi Frescobaldi, Nipozzano Chianti Rufina Riserva 2012 (Italy) £26 £24 95 Cahteau Musar 2004 (Bekaa Valley, Lebanon) £49 £34

16 En Magnum

Reds Château Calon Segur, St. Estephe Grand Cru (Bordeaux) 2000 £399 Plum / purple colour along with gorgeous aromas of creosote intermixed with spring flowers, black cherries, cassis, liquorice, and stony, liquid minerals. Powerful, tannic and full-bodied wine.

Château des Annereaux, Lalande de Pomerol (Bordeaux) 2004 £136 From the heart of the appellation. Rich, full and long, a plush and opulent merlot-dominant red with a dash of fragrant cabernet franc. Described by Decanter magazine as “an essential discovery for any claret lover.”

Bourgogne Rouge, Domaine Montanet-Thoden (Burgundy) 2010 £141 A sip of it is a veritable autumnal walk through the woods – you’ll find earth, wild cherries, and “trompette de la mort” mushrooms in there.

Marchesi Frescobaldi, Nipozzano Chianti Rufina Riserva (Tuscany, Italy) 2011/12 £90 Vibrant personality full of wild berry, cherry and violet notes underpinned with spicy aromas; aged for two years in one and two year old oak barrels, then matured in bottle for a further three months before release.

Ondarre, Rioja Reserva Magnums (Spain) 2010 £64 With leather and spice of traditionally made Rioja on the nose. Smooth and subtle on the palate, with strawberries and hints of vanilla. Aged for sixteen months in French and American oak.

Rioja Reserve Gavanza (Spain) 2011 £88 Tempranillo is such an alluring grape, in this wine giving attractive aromas of cherries, coffee beans and a hint of vanilla. Full-bodied and generous with the depth and elegance that comes from maturing in magnum.

Rioja Reserva, Castillo Ygay (Spain) 2004 £299 This classic Rioja from a great vintage, and exemplifies everything that makes Rioja so appealing: silky, cherry fruit, underpinned by a kind of spicy earth note that suggests the Spanish terrain.

Château Musar, Red Bekaa Valley (Lebanon) 2008 £160 Unique, Lebanese wine. Top quality luxury in a glass. A wine to keep, but why wait? Enjoy with any rich meaty dish or on its own to spoil yourself.

En Double Magnum

Ideal for those larger parties

Sangiovese Le Focaie 3 litres (Italy) 2011 ~ en Double Magnum £169 A rich and intense wine perfect with beef and venison, characteristics of dark cherries and black stone fruit.

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Langley Abbey

Somerleyton Hall

Manor Farm Barns, Framingham Pigot, Norwich, Norfolk NR14 7PZ 01508 491112 brasteds.co.uk