Wine List

1.Deutz Brut Classic Champagne, France NV £30.00
One of France's best champagnes, with a string of awards to its name, an equal blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meuniere and Chardonnay make this silky, rich Champagne. Elegant, subtle and delicious, a truly magnificent wine.

Gold Medal Decanter Magazine 2005
5 Stars Decanter 2006
93 Points – Robert Parker
By the Glass 125ml £4.95

White Wines

2.Chardonnay, Trevini Primo, IGT, Veneto, Italy 2005 £11.90
A light and refreshingly crisp. Soft yellow in colour and very well-balanced. Recommended with fish, shellfish, soups and light meals or as an aperitif.

By the Glass 175ml £2.90 250ml £3.70

3.Cuvée Dubouef Blanc, Vin de Table, France 2005 £11.90
Made with vines from the South of France, selected for their fruitiness and freshness. Medium-bodied, soft and well-rounded with plenty of fruit, from one of Frances top producers. Excellent with fish, shellfish, white meat.

By the Glass 175ml £2.90 250ml £3.70

4.Quercus, Pinot Bianco, Goriska Brda, Slovenia 2005 £13.00
Yes we know, Slovenia !, Superb pinot from one of Slovenia's top estates. Fresh, lively, with subtle flashes of oak. The vineyards are 100 metres from some of Italy's finest vineyards. Try this you will not be disappointed.

5.Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Rita, Gran Hacienda, Chile 2006 £13.50
Fresh, light but packed with zesty, gooseberry sauvignon fruit. From one of Chile's best independent producers, Santa Rita, winner of International Wine Challenge Winery of the Year 2004

6.Pinot Grigio, Delle Dolomiti, Italy 2005 £13.90
Light, crisp, fresh and ever popular, very easy drinking white. Will accompany seafood, vegetarian or chicken perfectly.

7.Sauvignon Blanc,Morton Estate, Marlborough, NZ 2003 £16.90
Made New Zealand famous. Full rich and tropical, with rich lychee fruit. Fresh and lively with a crisp long lasting finish. It is hard not to enjoy this wine with any dish.

8.Chablis, Jean-Marc Brocard, Burgundy, France 2004 £19.90
A crisp, mineral laden wine with no pretensions. It is classic Chardonnay with the terroir speaking - you better pay attention. Best with fuller flavoured fish – monkfish, salmon, trout.

9.Sancerre le Chene, Domaine Lucien Crochet, France 2004 £30.00
Dry, crisp and focused with gentle gooseberry flavours, this is a very fine, crisp, slightly herbal sauvignon blanc. Elegance, finesse, complexity and subtlety, with a long smooth finish! Superb! Excellent with all fish/shellfish.

Rose Wine

10.Pinot Grigio Rosé, Mannara, Veneto, Italy 2005 £11.50
Light, fresh, dry, excellent value rose. Think of Italy, summer and holidays.

By the Glass 175ml £2.90 250ml £3.60

11.Chateau de Pamplonne, Cote de Provence Rosé, France 2005 £15.95
One of the truly great examples of the new wave of Rosé wines coming out of the south of France. A serious wine, blush pink in colour packed with ripe, rich, fleshy fruits balanced by crisp acidity and a long, long finish. Ask David Coultard the F1 driver, he uses it as his house rosé in his Hotel Columbus, Monte Carlo.

Red Wines

12.Riva Primitivo, IGT, Salento, Italy 2004 £10.90
Look out for more Primitivo, it is becoming an extremely popular red. This wine in particular has substantial depth of colour, is full-bodied, is abundant with fruit and has a clean fresh finish. Best with grilled meaty food.

By the Glass 175ml £2.90 250ml £3.60

13.Thorne Hill Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvgnon, Australia 2005 £11.90
Enormous spicy blackcurrant flavours, dripping with soft vanilla and dark, unctuous fruit. Serve with red meat, game or just enjoy a glass on its own.

14.Barbera, Finca la Colonia, Norton Estate, Argentina 2005 £11.90
Originally an Italian grape this Barbera is a bright, medium bodied New World red. Rich, intense waves of chunky Argentinian fruit with elegant, sweet tannins. Matches fuller flavoured fish like salmon or monkfish or steak.

15.Stimson Estate Merlot, Ch. St. Michelle, Washington State, USA 2003 £13.90
This lush, pleasurable Merlot would make a delicious accompaniment to grilled salmon or flavour full pasta.

16.Vitiano, Merlot/Cabernet/Sangiovese, Falesco, Umbria, Italy 2004 £16.90
Vitiano is the Rosso Umbria from Falesco, the family-owned estate of enologist Riccardo Cotarella.

It is one of Robert Parker's favourite wines:
"This may be the most unbelievable value in the marketplace"

17. Cabernet/Merlot, Buitenverwachting, S. Africa 2003 £16.50
60% Merlot, the balance Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. Lovely minerally, slightly spicy nose, complex with a full bodied richness and fruitiness, this wine came out top of the class at our recent tasting.