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Our Wine List. We Have Created a Fabulous and Varied List with Lots of Interesting Wines Welcome to our wine list. We have created a fabulous and varied list with lots of interesting wines. We hope that there is something here to suit all different tastes. We have a focus on the classical areas of France which complement the food in our restaurants perfectly. There is also a huge range of much more varied and more unusual wines to be found, please do ask to speak to a member of the wine team if you would like any guidance or recommendations. Cheers! Contents WHITE WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 3 ROSÉ WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 4 RED WINE BY THE GLASS PAGE 5 RUINART CHAMPAGNE PAGE 6 VILLA SANDI PROSECCO PAGE 7 CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINES PAGE 8 ENGLISH WINES PAGE 9 FRENCH WHITES (SOUTHERN FRANCE, LOIRE) PAGE 10 FRENCH WHITES (ALSACE, RHONE VALLEY) PAGE 11 FRENCH WHITES (BURGUNDIAN, BORDEAUX) PAGE 12 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (ITALIAN, SPANISH) PAGE 13 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (PORTUGUESE, GERMAN) PAGE 14 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (AUSTRIAN, HUNGARIAN, GREEK) PAGE 15 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND) PAGE 16 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (SOUTH AFRICAN, CHILEAN) PAGE 17 WHITE WINES OF THE WORLD (USA) PAGE 18 ROSÉ WINES OF THE WORLD PAGE 19 FRENCH REDS (SOUTHERN FRANCE, LOIRE) PAGE 20 FRENCH REDS (RHONE VALLEY, BEAUJOLAIS) PAGE 21 FRENCH REDS (BURGUNDIAN) PAGE 22 FRENCH REDS (BORDEAUX) PAGE 23 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (ITALIAN) PAGE 24 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (SPANISH, PORTUGUESE) PAGE 25 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (LEBANESE, AUSTRALIAN) PAGE 26 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH AFRICAN) PAGE 27 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (ARGENTINIAN, CHILEAN) PAGE 28 RED WINES OF THE WORLD (USA) PAGE 29 MAGNUMS & HALF BOTTLES PAGE 30 & 31 DESSERT WINE, PORT & FORTIFIED WINES PAGE 32 & 33 2 White Wine By The Glass 175ml Bottle 20. Talisman Grüner Veltliner 2018, Hungary £7.30 £29.00 A fabulous dry white, from Austria’s wonderful Grüner Veltliner grape. Citrus fruit and green herbs on the bouquet, with gentle hints of warm spice and hint of pepper. 21. Ca’ Tesore Pinot Grigio 2018, Italy £7.80 £31.00 A classic white from this iconic grape. Light, fresh and easy drinking from an incredible producer who has been making wines in Veneto since the 19th Century. 22. Kuki, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, 2019, New £9.30 £37.00 Zealand The variety that has stamped its mark on the wine world. This excellent wine has vibrant flavours and is zesty, zingy and refreshing. 23. Dopff & Irion, Alsace Riesling, 2018, France £9.80 £39.00 Fantastic with a range of foods, or even just by itself. This dry Riesling is made by a focused and environmentally friendly producer. The wine itself has just a hint of lime and is racy and mineral driven. 24. Kingston Estate, Chardonnay, 2019, Australia £10.95 £44.00 This beautiful wine is a bit more restrained than some Aussie Chardonnays coming from the cooler Limestone Coast region. However, it is still rich, round with a touch of oak. All held in balance by poised acidity. 25. Jonty’s Ducks, Chenin / Sauvignon, 2017, South Africa £12.50 £48.00 Named after the natural pest control team on this biodynamic and organic estate! The wine wonderfully elegant. Crisp and dry but with a hint of roundedness as well. 26. Domaine Testut, Chablis, 2018, France £14.80 £58.00 Exemplary wine making from a producer with fantastic terroir and old vine. This is a classic wine, elegant and delicate, with excellent stony fruits coming through. 125ml glass available on request 3 Rose Wines By The Glass 175ml Bottle 30. Henri Gaillard, Côtes de Provence, 2018, France £9.80 £39.00 Provençal Rosé, pale, elegant light and dry, definitely the go to area for classy Rosé’s! 31. Angels Flight, Zinfandel Blush, 2018, USA £9.50 £35.00 A slightly sweeter richer style of Rosé, perfect on a summer’s day on the terrace. 125ml glass available on request 4 Red Wine By The Glass 175ml Bottle 40. El Picador, Merlot, 2018, Chile £7.30 £29.00 Ripe and black fruit flavours, this classy Merlot is a great all-rounder. It has hint of smokiness but is still very fruit forward. 41. Xavier Roger, Malbec, 2018, France £7.80 £31.00 A great Malbec from the south of France, very expressive, smooth and fruity with a good deal of grip that you expect from this super popular grape variety. 42. Rioja Vega, Crianza, 2016, Spain £9.30 £37.00 A classic wine from a historic Rioja producer, it is rich, bold and robust. This Crianza spends 12 months in oak before being bottled and is incredibly balanced. 43. Château Moulin de Mallet, Bordeaux, 2015, France £9.80 £37.00 Everyday drinking claret doesn’t get much better than this. Mostly Merlot with about 20% of Cabernet Franc blended in, it has lots of ripe fruity flavours and dry, gentle finish. 44. Jonty’s Ducks, Syrah/ Cabernet, 2014, South Africa £12.50 £47.00 A rustic Bordeaux style blend with a large amount of Syrah added. This wine has notes of blackcurrant and dark fruits with very well integrated tannins. 45. Machard de Gramont, Pinot Noir ‘le Chapitre’ 2017, France £14.80 £58.00 Grown next to the village of Marsannay just north of Gevrey Chambertin. This classic Burgundy is elegant and refined, light in body but with an impressive depth of flavour. 46. Mendel, Malbec, 2017, Argentina £16.50 £66.00 A serious Malbec made by one of Argentina’s most esteemed producers. It’s voluptuous rounded and warming. Simply an incredible wine! 5 Founded by Nicolas Ruinart in 1729, Ruinart has some of the most interesting history of all the Grand Marque houses. Indeed, it can be said that Ruinart was the first actual ‘Champagne’ House. The elegant bottle shape is inspired by the first bottles from the 18th Century used to produce Champagne. The famous Cuvée made by the house is their Blanc de Blancs range made from 100% Chardonnay. Their top cuvée the ‘Dom Ruinart’ is also a blanc de blancs. The R de Ruinart is a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. 125ml Half Bottle Bottle 3 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV £17.50 £85.00 5 Ruinart, Blanc de Blancs, Brut NV, 75cl £20.00 £110.00 6 Ruinart Rose, Brut NV, Brut NV, Bottle 75cl £19.00 £105.00 1 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV, Half Bottle, 37.5cl £60.00 2 Ruinart, R De Ruinart, Brut NV, 150cl Magnum £150.00 7 Dom Ruinart, 2007, Bottle 75cl £182.00 6 Dating back to 1622, Villa Sandi is an estate steeped in history. Located in the heart of Prosecco country they are still family owned today. The focus on their wines is all about retaining their freshness whilst still being true to their origins. Their top wine is the ‘La Rivetta’, sourced from a single plot in the heart of the Cartizze area of Valdobiadene. It just must be tried, and quite simply it is Prosecco at its absolute best. 125ml Bottle ‘Vigna La Rivetta’ Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze DOCG £79 ‘Nero Extra Brut’ Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG £59 ‘Rive di San Pietro di Barbozza’ Valdiobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG £48 ‘Il Fresco’ Treviso, Prosecco DOC £8.50 £43 ‘Il Fresco’ Rose £9.50 £45 7 Champagne & Sparkling Wine Champagne, the home of sparkling wine. Perfect for any occasion and not just celebrations. We have a great range here from some of the most admired houses in the region along with a couple of fine sparkling wines from other notable areas. It is also worth having a look at the following page for some excellent English sparkling wines. CHAMPAGNES Brut Bottle 50. N.V. Bollinger Special Cuvée £105.00 51. 2007 Bollinger Grand Année £145.00 52. N.V. Krug Grande Cuvée £220.00 53. 1992 Krug Clos de Mesnil £1100.00 56. N.V. Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle La Cuvée £170.00 57. N.V. Louis Roederer Brut Premier £105.00 58. 2008 Louis Roederer Cristal £299.00 59. 2008 Dom Pérignon £210.00 60. 1990 Dom Pérignon Oenothèque £550.00 61. 1971 Dom Pérignon Oenothèque £1300.00 62. N.V. Pol Roger Brut Réserve £93.00 63. 2006 Pol Roger Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill £205.00 64. N.V. Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label £80.00 67. 2008 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame £175.00 68. N.V. Gardet Brut Tradition £65.00 69. 2004 Gardet, Cuvée Charles Gardet £150.00 Rosé 65. N.V. Veuve Clicquot Rosé Brut £95.00 SPARKLING WINES Bottle 75. 2011 Avondale Armilla Blanc de Blancs, Paarl, South Africa £65.00 70. N.V. Jules Larose Blanc de Blancs, France £35.00 241. N.V. Nyetimber Classic Brut, England £100.00 242. 2010 Nyetimber Blanc de Blancs, England £122.00 243. N.V. Nyetimber Rosé, England £115.00 244. N.V. Bolney Estate ‘Bolney Bubbly’ £76.00 8 English Wines The English wine industry is a comparative young upstart compared to its continental cousins. However, with advances in technology and wine makers unperturbed by the inclement weather some quality wines are now being produced. Sparkling wine has become a real forte for the industry and Bolney Estate is undoubtedly one of the leading producers of still wine in the country. WHITES Bottle 221. 2018 Bolney Lychgate White, Sussex £52.00 222. 2018 Dart Valley Reserve White, Sharpham Estate, Devon £43.00 ROSÉ Bottle 230. 2016 Bolney Estate, Rosé, Sussex £55.00 REDS Bottle 235. 2016 Bolney Lychgate Red, Sussex £55.00 236.
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