Wine Info

White Wines
El blanco de Lela del mar, Spain 12%  
Our house white, very drinkable, if anything it goes down far too easily. 
Darling Cellars, Sauvignon Blanc, 2021, South Africa 12.5% 
It’s Sav, it’s cold, its wet—you’ll love it. Dull dull dull did I say that out loud?
Mont Rocher Viognier, NV, France, 13%
Dry, whilst chucking some fruit about the mouth. Varietals beginning with V are now on trend
Waipara Springs Riesling, 2018, New Zeland, 12.5%
Classic Riesling from a boutique winery in North Canterberry (the other one)
Te Quiero Field blend, 2020, Spain, 12%
So organic, they don’t know exactly what the grapes are because the fairies lost the plans?
Kalfu Estate “Molu” Chardonnay, 2020 Chile, 13% 
Tropical fruits and soft citrus notes. Nice story about starfish.
Cuvee Caroline Morin, Picpoul de Pinet, 2020, France 12.5%         
Only ever grows around Lake Pinet in the south of France, near the sea, drink with seafood.
FUNKSTILLE Gruner veltliner, 2020, Austria 12.5%
 Trust the innkeeper RADIOSILENCE will not be maintained for long on this little number.
Adega Ponte de Lima, Vinho Verde DOC, 2020, Portugal, 11.5%
Crisp, refreshing and ever so slightly sparkling. Perfect for long leisurely lunches.
Felicette Grenache Blanc, 2020, France 13.5%    
To boldly go where no cat has gone before, or in this case Grenache Blanc.
Pierre Marchand & Fils Pouilly Fume, 2020, France 14%
As great NZ Sav is pricing itself out of the market you might as well drink the original.
Koch Csaba Cserszegi Fuszeres, 2018, Hungary, 12%
Aromatic, fresh and dry white wine, who could resist a Hungarian Koch?

Fizzy Wine
Biscardo Millesimato Prosecco, 2020, Italy, 11.5%  
A second bottle is probably inevitable.
Champagne Pierre Mignon Premier Cru Grande Reserve Brut, NV, France 12%
Tiny producer making wonderful, handcrafted Champagne
Jarrow House Vineyard, English Classic Sparkling Wine, 2019, England, 12.5%
Grown in Ardleigh (16 miles away) Classic blend of fizz grapes.
Biscardo Millesimato Vintage Prosecco,Rose, Italy, 11.5%
This is elegant, smooth and velvety on the palate with a harmonious dry finish. A delicious aperitif.
Pink Wines
Pinot Grigio Rose, 2021, Italy. 12%    
Its dry, pink and Pinot Grigio, Nick wouldn’t drink it
Rosa de Azafran, 2019, Spain, 13%
Scented, aromatic Tempranillo Rosé, utterly delish, perfect for quaffing all day, every day.
Red Wines
Casa del Arco Tinto, Spain 13%      
Supple, round and fruity (not unlike myself) 
Los Espinos Merlot, 2020, Chile 13.5%
Stunning wine from a small producer, packed with fruit.
Man Meets Mountain Malbec, Argentina, 14%
Bright, bold & lush with black cherry and plum notes. Maria will fight you for the last bottle.
Murphy Vineyard Big Rivers Shiraz, 2020, Australia 14.5%          
Great with red meat, stews or cheese.
Glenelly Estate Cabernet Franc, 2017, South Africa, 14% 
It’s delicious, we could drink it by the bucket.
Luis Cañas Rioja Reserva, 2015, Spain, 14.5%
A truly legendary wine from a legendary producer, could well blow your socks off. 
Calusari Pinot Noir NV Romania 12.5%
If this were from Burgundy you’d not get change out of a nifty, very cherry, touch of tobacco!
Fuedo Antico ‘Altopiano’ Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, 2020, Italy. 13%
At the forefront of the most advanced project for sustainability in Italy
Smiling Donkey, 2019, Portugal, 14%
Tastes like a summer holiday and it helps a donkey sanctuary, winner winner!
Neropasso Originale Rosso Corvinone – Corvina – Cabernet, 2020, Italy, 13.5%
Like a mini Amarone.  Air-dried grapes concentrate the  flavours and allow the sugar content to rise.
Capel Vale Debut Cabernet – Merlot, 2019, Western Australia, 14%
Great with any food, ballsy enough for red meat dishes or award-winning sausage. Nice duck on the label.