£20 - £30

One dry white wine that is notable for its complexity and balance is the Adventure (Abenteuer) Riesling Dry. This wine, which comes from the finest vines on one hillside in Minheim, is a wonderful example of the Mosel terroir and Tom Benz's commitment to excellence.The Riesling grapes were produced in vineyards on the slopes of Günterslay, Burglay, and the Kapellchen vineyard; these vineyards are distinguished by their slate stone, gravel, and clay soils. The wine has a distinct taste and a strong minerality thanks to these soils.

Varvaglione Papale Oro represents the pinnacle of Primitivo production from Manduria, Italy's most celebrated red wine region. This vintage showcases the varietal's signature dark fruit intensity, ripe plum, blackberry, and cherry, layered with subtle spice and a mineral undertone that speaks to the region's distinctive terroir. Full-bodied with velvety tannins and natural alcohol warmth, it pairs beautifully with aged cheeses, slow-cooked meats, and rich pasta dishes. A benchmark expression that demonstrates why Primitivo commands respect among serious wine enthusiasts.

Aubert and Mathieu have smashed a home run with this brilliant Minervois It's succulent, full-bodied and velvety, yet also with fine freshness and elegance You couldn't ask for more in a satisfying red winebut there is more It has amazing complexity and balance between vibrant, fresh, scented aromas of strawberry and rose petal and gutsy, deep nuances of dried herbs, roast beef, butter fudge, fig, liquorice and curry spice It's an awesome wine, and you should buy as much as the wine rack will hold, and then some Wow

Pillitteri Platinum Vidal Icewine is a premium dessert wine renowned for its rich sweetness and vibrant acidity. Crafted from Vidal grapes naturally frozen on the vine, it delivers concentrated flavours of ripe tropical fruits and honeyed notes. Pillitteri Platinum Vidal icewine pairs beautifully with desserts or can be savoured on its own, providing a refined finish for any special occasion.

Bring a touch of Burgundy sparkle to any occasion with Maison Coquard Cremant de Bourgogne.Crafted with passion by Christophe Coquard, this refined French sparkling wine offers delicate bubbles, subtle citrus, and white blossom aromas leading into flavours of crisp apple, pear, and a hint of brioche.Maison Coquard’s Crémant is a celebration in a bottle: elegant, lively, and endlessly versatile.Whether you’re raising a glass at a special gathering or just making everyday moments extra memorable, its pure fruit character and gentle mousse make it an instant favourite.

Experience the finesse of southern Burgundy with Maison Coquard’s Saint Veran, a beautifully balanced Chardonnay that embodies pure sophistication in a bottle. Fresh and elegant, this white opens with fragrant orchard blossom and juicy white peach, followed by layers of citrus and a subtle touch of almond on the finish.This is a wine that feels both timeless and modern, capturing Christophe Coquard’s love for crafting vibrant, expressive whites. Each sip is fresh yet rounded, with delightful minerality that elevates every glass, effortlessly stylish, whether poured with fresh seafood, roast chicken, or a platter of creamy cheeses.

Maison Coquard FLEURIE Cru Beaujolais is symbolised by a sculpture of wisteria and lilac flowers, evoking the exquisite perfume of the flowers which pervade the winery in spring. A bouquet of fresh flowers, particularly violet and peony, is characteristic of Fleurie wines. There are also subtle hints of red berries, such as ripe strawberries and raspberries, and a touch of spice, perhaps reminiscent of white pepper or cinnamon. Coquard Fleurie is light-bodied and elegant on the palate, with soft, silky tannin that provides structure without overwhelming the senses. The dominant flavours mirror the aromas, with bright red fruit notes taking centre stage. Juicy raspberry, cherry, and cranberry flavours dance across the palate, accompanied by floral undertones that add depth and complexity.

Pillitteri Carretto Cabernet Franc is a premium Canadian wine renowned for its refined character and depth. This varietal showcases classic notes of ripe berries, subtle herbs, and a hint of spice, delivering a well-structured and balanced profile. Carefully crafted in Canada’s cool climate, it offers a smooth finish with elegant tannins, highlighting the quality and expertise behind its production. This wine exemplifies sophistication and complexity for discerning wine enthusiasts.

Experience the depth and character of Beaujolais with Maison Coquard’s Morgon. From the heart of Christophe Coquard’s cellar, this standout Morgon bursts with personality; its name says it all: hints of spice and cinnamon weave through layers of juicy red cherry and ripe plum. Crafted for the adventurous, discerning wine lover, ‘Épices et Cannelle’ is a masterclass in Beaujolais winemaking. Vibrant and supple, the palate is silky, with wild berry fruit underscored by warming notes of spice, cocoa, and a gentle savoury edge. Christophe’s innovative touch shows not just in the expressive, modern label, but in every energetic pour.

Petite Sirah 49% - Zinfandel 49% - Mourvedre 2% Three distinctive grape varieties that combine lush berry and fierce spice into this wine Deeply luscious and succulent blackberries, aromas of anise and sweet fig are embraced by touches of black pepper Subtle notes of cloves and vanilla emerge and complement the concentrated fruit character of the wine Bottle age will integrate the three unique varieties more, although we suspect most people won't wait to enjoy this wonderful wine! By the way, it gets even better with air, so we recommend decanting it

Zaccagnini's Tralcetto is a benchmark Pecorino from Abruzzo's hillside vineyards, where limestone-rich soils and cool nights craft wines of remarkable precision. This crisp white delivers bright citrus and stone fruit with a mineral backbone, finishing clean and refreshing. A versatile food wine, equally at home with seafood, fresh pasta, or simply chilled on its own.  Pecorino's rising reputation owes much to producers like Zaccagnini, who balance tradition with modern technique.

Rich and robust, this is a savoury and earthy wine with warm and chunky flavours and a satisfying finish

This wine has a complex nose of mint, blackcurrant and chocolate and the palate is juicy and ripe There is a good layer of toasty oak in the background to complement the black cherry and cassis fruit flavours and grippy mid-palate tannin Very long, clean and elegant on the finish

Step into the sunlit vineyards of southern Burgundy with Maison Coquard’s Macon Villages, a fresh, lively white that showcases Christophe Coquard’s devotion to quality and expression.This elegant Chardonnay is all about pure pleasure: crisp orchard apples, juicy pear, and a whisper of citrus zest, all wrapped up in a clean, mineral finish.Effortlessly drinkable but far from ordinary, it’s the perfect pour for any occasion, from easy lunches to special dinners. Christophe’s forward-thinking style shines through here, combining classic Mâcon charm with a modern freshness that keeps you coming back for more.

San Marzano's 'Sessantanni' represents the pinnacle of Primitivo craftsmanship from Manduria in Puglia. This Riserva has been aged to develop remarkable depth and complexity, showcasing the region's signature dark fruit character alongside nuanced spice and leather notes. The extended maturation rounds the wine's naturally robust tannins, creating a sophisticated, layered palate that rewards contemplation. Ideal for serious collectors and those seeking an authentic expression of southern Italian terroir, this is a wine of genuine provenance and finesse.

With a vibrant purple colour, Moulin d'Issan has ripe, expressive mulberry and pomegranate aromas, as well as suggestions of oyster shell, seared steak and toasted oak In the mouth, it is soft, silky and succulent yet dry, savoury and refreshing An absolutely delicious, classic Bordeaux that is ready to drink now and over the next 1-2 years, this is a genuine bargain from the excellent Margaux Grand Cru Classe, Chateau d'Issan It comes from part of d'Issan's land which is contiguous with the Margaux vineyards, but situated closer to the Gironde estuary, which is why (1) it is a Bordeaux Superieur not Margaux and (2) it is such great value It is named for the estate's 17th Century windmill, the ruins of which are still in the middle of the vineyard