White House Wines

Colombard/Sauvignon Blanc Vin de Pays Côtes de Gascogne – France
Fresh, crisp and full of fruit.
175ml Glass £4.70 | 250ml Glass £6.40 | Bottle £18.90

Pinot Grigio Villa Molino – Italy
Elegant, crisp Pinot Grigio with plenty of character.
175ml Glass £5.00 | 250ml Glass £6.65 | Bottle £19.95

Loosen Estate Riesling – Germany
Ernst Loosen is one of Germany’s top growers and this wine, with its medium to medium dry honeyed fruit, has a pleasing crisp acidity ideal for partnering fish dishes, possibly with an oriental twist.
175ml Glass £6.35 | 250ml | Glass £8.50 | Bottle £25.50

Red House Wines

Merlot Villarica – Chile
Slightly chocolatey with a hint of plum and liquorice.
175ml Glass £5.05 | 250ml Glass £6.80 | Bottle £20.35

Woolloomooloo Shiraz - Australia
Warm, spicy, soft and mellow on the palate.
175ml Glass £5.25 | 250ml Glass £7.00 | Bottle £20.90

Malbec Chakana - Argentina
Some Oak & Plenty of Black Fruit Character; Absolutely Great with Steak
175ml Glass £6.20 | 250ml Glass £8.30 | Bottle £24.90

Santa Digna Carmenere Reserve Torres – Chile
Aged in French oak for nine months it is a deep, rich, approachable red.
Bottle £22.00

Rioja Crianza Florentino de Lecanda – Spain
This Rioja is from a single property in the best Alta area and is delicate and refined. It is only lightly filtered, because of the quality, so there could be some light sediment; every bottle is exclusively numbered.
Bottle £23.45

Lirac ‘Selection Parcellaire’ Chartreux – France
Paris medal winner this single vineyard Rhone red is not a million miles away from Chateauneuf in geographical proximity or style with a much more reasonable price. Great with most full flavoured meat, poultry or game dishes.
Bottle £26.90

Chianti Classico La Pagliaia – Italy
A delicate firm, yet juicy, Chianti.
Bottle £29.50

Beyer Ranch Zinfandel Wente Vineyards – California U.S.A.
Juicy with lots of chocolate, tea and mint nuances; also it’s not too heavy.
Bottle £30.90

Marlborough Pinot Noir The Crossings – New Zealand
Light damson and redcurrant fruit with a hint of spice. Super with many dishes especially fowl and pork.
Bottle £31.90

Fleurie Domaine André Colonge – France
Crunchy and fresh, Gamay fruit at its best, from a top Lancie property.
Bottle £33.20

Rioja Reserva Vina Cerzana – Spain
A really fine Reserva with touches of liquorice, spice and deep cherry undertones.
Bottle £34.90

Château Tour Renaissance St. Emilion Grand Cru 2012/14 – France
An open blackcurrant packed nose and finely balanced fruit/oak palate.
Bottle £44.00

Châteauneuf du Pape Château Fargueirol 2012 - France
Fine Châteauneuf from a four star property. It is rich in Grenache fruit which lasts on the palate.
Bottle £46.95

Château Siaurac Lalande de Pomerol 2009/10 – France
This is classic right bank Bordeaux with good tannin content and deep, juicy fruit. A real treat with red meat!
Bottle £55.90

Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta di Argiano 2011/12/13 - Italy
Tawny in colour with a vinous, raisin scented, bouquet. The palate is quite firm with big helpings of long concentrated fruit. Great wine from the beautiful Tuscan estate of Countess Noemi Marone Cinzano.
Bottle £75.95

Gevrey Chambertin `Les Evocelles` 2012- France Domaine de Tilleuls. Phillipe Livera
The nose is typically of wet hay & raspberries with a long, fairly tannic, palate. Traditionally made Burgundy, so not heavy but will cut through most sauces & partner lamb, beef or venison well.
Bottle £82.65

Notes
Where the vintage is shown please check before uncorking if it is as listed because it may recently have changed Allergens such as sulphite, gluten or dairy might be present so please ask for details if you have an intolerance

Pinot Grigio Blush Rosé Villa Molino – Italy
Dry but fruity and easy drinking.
175ml Glass £4.90 | 250ml Glass £6.50 | Bottle £19.50

White Zinfandel Rosé Borrego Springs – U.S.A.
Really good example of its type. Semi dry with bags of strawberry Jam type fruit.
175ml Glass £5.05 | 250ml Glass £6.80 | Bottle £20.35

Rioja Blanco Bodegas Adrián Serrano – Spain
A bright, modern, well balanced, style with no oak ageing.
Bottle £19.25

Chenin Blanc ‘Arum Fields’ – South Africa
If you’re a bit fed up with Chardonnay then Chenin could be to your taste. It has medium weight, no overpowering oak flavours, and good balance.
Bottle £19.95

Viognier ‘Les Iles Blanche’ Chartreux Vin de Pays d’Oc – France
Decanter Wine Awards medallist with delicate stony peach and apricot flavours. Fish, poultry, salad and many vegetarian dishes are a delight with this wine.
Bottle £23.25

Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie Chateau de la Bigotière – France
Ok so Pinot Grigio is currently the crisp dry white of choice but that doesn’t make this old favourite any less suitable with most delicate fish or shellfish dishes.
Bottle £24.00

Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc The Crossings – New Zealand
Typical melon and grapefruit you’d expect from Marlborough Sauvignon but finishing quite dry. Great with food as acknowledged with a Gold Medal.
Bottle £26.55

Chardonnay Origine (oak aged) – France
Pet project of Rhone wine-maker Antoine Gomez no expense is spared making this ‘boutique wine’ which is aged in new oak barrels using only the best fruit. The result is fantastic Chardonnay that is hard to better, for the money, even in Burgundy.
Bottle £31.90

Gavi di Gavi Nuovo Quadro – Italy
The Cortese grape seems to produce something magical in this part of north Italy. Well rounded with a hint of zesty fruit and pleasing length.
Bottle £32.45

Chablis Domaine Christophe Camu – France
A very fine single Domaine Chablis with open fruit and a citrus twist to finish.
Bottle £35.70

Sancerre Domaine Dezat – France
Medal winning Sancerre from one of the region’s leading winemaking families.
Bottle £39.50

Chablis 1er Cru ‘Beauroy’ Domaine Camu 2016 – France
Golden in colour with a nose of fresh grapes. The palate is crisp and long with finesse, elegance and a hint of tropical fruit.
Bottle £46.65

Philip Shaw no. 11 Chardonnay 2013/14 – Orange, Australia
Artisan Chardonnay from Philip Shaw with an array of subtle creamy oak flavours.
Bottle £52.65

Chassagne Montrachet Bachey Legros 2015/16
Golden and delicious with a long raisiny finish.
Bottle £77.50

Notes
Where the vintage is shown please check before uncorking if it is as listed because it may recently have changed Allergens such as sulphite, gluten or dairy might be present so please ask for details if you have an intolerance

REDS

Merlot Villarica – Chile
Slightly chocolatey with a hint of plum and liquorice.
Bottle £12.00

Woolloomooloo Shiraz - Australia
Warm, spicy, soft and mellow on the palate.
Bottle £12.00

Malbec Chakana - Argentina
Some Oak & Plenty of Black Fruit Character; Absolutely Great with Steak
Bottle £14.00

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WHITES

Colombard/Sauvignon Blanc Vin de Pays Côtes de Gascogne – France
Fresh, crisp and full of fruit.
Bottle £12.00

Pinot Grigio Villa Molino – Italy
Elegant, crisp Pinot Grigio with plenty of character.
Bottle £12.00

Loosen Estate Riesling – Germany
Ernst Loosen is one of germany’s top growers and this wine, with its medium to medium dry honeyed fruit, has a pleasing crisp acidity ideal for partnering fish dishes, possibly with an oriental twist.
Bottle £15.00

ROSÉ

Pinot Grigio Blush Rosé Villa Molino – Italy
Dry but fruity and easy drinking.
Bottle £12.00

White Zinfandel Rosé Borrego Springs – U.S.A.
Really good example of its type. Semi dry with bags of strawberry Jam type fruit.
Bottle £12.00

Sparkling

Prosecco
Bottle £16.00

Magic Mushroom Champagne
Bottle £30.00

Magic Mushroom Rose Champagne
Bottle £38.00