Welcome to our wine list.
I personally have a great deal of fun putting this list together and then continually tinkering with it. Endless tasting eventually takes its toll and I find myself having to take sanctuary in a little something from the top shelf (it’s just the same with magazines). Wine is much less of a minefield than it was when we opened in 1993, I rarely see a poor wine these days and so the skill is now in deciding whether or not they represent value for money.
Wine is however most definitely a product that you really do mostly get what you pay for. This having been said, I’d be (and often am) more than happy to drink any of our house wines - well apart from the sweet one! Radically and for ease of under-standing we have made the price of our house wines all the same. So no more shocks when the bill has a £7.00 glass of Chardonnay! Our list is now set out in the following manner:
- APERITIFS
- CHAMPAGNES & SPARKLING WINES
- HOUSE WINES: A good selection of reds & whites by the glass & bottle
- GUZZLERS: Our reasonably priced selection of wines
- QUAFFERS: Our mid range offerings from across the globe
- SIPPERS: Real top end offerings for connoisseurs, millionaires and Flash Harrys
We have undone most of the highly technical gobbledy gook about “malolactic fermentation and the like” & so no more Jilly Goulden ramblings about creosote and the scent of butterfly armpits. They are replaced with my usual idiotic ramblings. Some of the more observant of you may also notice that we have brought the prices down on several...
Suffice to say that wines, prices and vintages DO change periodically.
Happy Quaffing!
Aperitifs
As unusual and particularly unctuous pre dinner drinks, we are pleased to offer:
Château de Montifaud Pineau des Charentes, France
A vastly underated pre meal drink, much lighter than sherry
Bottle £22.50 Glass 125ml £3.75
Cidre Fermier Le Cellier de Boal, France
Forget Magners, this French organic is the perfect accompaniment
Bottle 75cl £8.00
Sparkling Wines & Champagnes
Aimery Sparkling Wine £20.00
Blind tasting beats champagne but it’s 1/2 the money!
Prosecco dei Trevigioni, I.G.T., Italy £25.00
Delicate, lightly sparkling refreshing fizz £3.50
Aimery Rose £25.00
A delicate, traditionally made sparkling wine.
Louis Roederer Cristal, France, 2000 £320.00
The King of Bling, not at all "Emperor's New Clothes"
Camille-Savés Carte Blanche, Premier Cru, France £40.00
Bright yellow. Chalky citrus and marzipan aromas, with hints of
baking spices and liquorice. Highly rated by experts and me! Glass 125ml £7.00
Jose Michel Vintage Champagne 2000, France out of stock
I cannot recommend this champagne highly enough. It is truly sophisticated
and gloriously balanced-not dreadfully fizzy but restrained, flavoursome
and just wonderful. My all time favourite everday champagne
Laurent Perrier, Rosé, France £80.00
Rarer than "hen's teeth" only because all Russia and China's millionaires
keep buying it all. Not quite as "bling" as Cristal, but a great everyday bling
Joseph Perrier Cuvée Josephine, France, 1985 £600.00
A most highly-regarded champagne from a truly classic vintage.
A hugely spoiling experience it will also spoil your bank
balance but you only live once
Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque, France, 2000 £175.00
" A dream of a drink" - glorious in every detail. Really well crafted
and oh what a lovely bottle!
Rosé Wines
Ardesia Pinot Grigio Blush, Italy, 2007 £13.50
A light and refreshing beautifully balanced wine with a delicate aroma of summer berries
Marche Rosato Rosapina, Italy, 2003 £12.50
A deep colour with an intense fresh and fruity bouquet
R.H. Phillips White Zinfandel, USA, 2006 £17.50
This is full of strawberry and cranberry fruit flavours with a lovely
zesty freshness. Medium dry, it is delicious with spicy food
Domaine Grauzan Syrah, France, 2006 £14.75
Spicy, fairly heavy rose
House White Wines
Bottle 75cl: £14.50
Glass 250ml: £4.30
Glass 175ml: £3.10
Humpty Dumpty, 2007
Excellent vin de pays, declassified white Burgundy (dry)
Terre Cortesi Marche Bianco, Italy
Light , delicate, unchallenging but very refreshing (medium-dry)
Ardesia, Pinot Grigio, Italy, 2007
There are good and bad Pinots, this is a good one (just off dry)
Petit D'oc, France
A new and exciting discovery this is a really good French house wine- You'll love it (medium-dry)
Pinot Grigio Blush, Italy 2007
Light and refreshing with delicious summer berries
Ardesia Sauvignon Blanc, Italy, 2008
A firm favourite that's fantastically dry and crisp. Great value for money
Barocco Chardonnay, Italy, 2007
A medium dry Italian white with distinctive overtones of wood
Baron d'Arignac, France, 2004
Sweet wine for those that don't like wine
House Red Wines
Bottle 75cl: £14.50
Glass 250ml: £4.30
Glass 175ml: £3.10
Humpty Dumpty
Excellent Vin de Pays, de-classified red burgundy perennial favourite
Petit D'oc, France
A new and exciting discovery this is a really good French house wine - you'll love it!
Nadaria, Sicily 2007
You can taste the hot climate in this wine — good, glugging boys wine.
Les Cerazas, 100% Tempranillo, Spain 2007
The usual fruity top notes with spice and reasonable finish from an inexpensive wine
Aresti Family Collection Merlot, Chile, 2007
Soft red, easy drinking with bags of fruit
Costanera Cabernet Sauvignon, Chile, 2006
Dark stewed fruit and blackcurrants - bring on the custard!
Alto Pampas del Sur Pinot Noir, Argentina, 2007
Good pinot noir at this price, almost impossible, fantastic easy drinker with bags of class
Barocco Rosso di Salento, Italy 2006
An easy drinking red wine that has abundant warm, damson fruits with spicy edges and smooth, supple finish.
Guzzler Whites
Lyre Bird Chardonnay, Victoria, Australia, 2007 £15.50
A refreshing, fruity wine with subtle hints of oak and melon
Stonehedge, Chardonnay, California 2005 £19.00
A deliciously crisp and dry white
Tapiz, Torrontes, Argentina, 2008 £15.75
An unsual grape variety and a welcome change from Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Real quality, finished with enough zingy fruit to hit the spot - fantastic value
Foxgrove, Semillion Chardonnay, Australia, 2006 £14.00
One for the girls - a huge mouthfull of fruit - medium dry goes on and on!
Cascina San Silvestro, Pinot Nero, Italy, 2006 £17.50
A realy unusual white Italian made from Pinot Noir (Nero)
D.O.C. S.Cristina, Lugana, Vigneto Massoni, Italy, 2005 £17.50
A cracker, summer was made for wine like this, if we ever get one
La Baume, Sauvignon Blanc, France, 2007 £18.00
Classy presentation and a super heavy bottle doesn’t flatter to deceive
Garda Cantina di Custoza, Pinot Grigio, Italy, 2007 £16.50
Vanilla notes, fresh, citrus zestiness, elegance and finesse. A proper Pinot Grigio that even boys can drink!
House of Certain Views, Chardonnay, Australia, 2006 £17.00
Clean, crisp with just the right amount of acidity overflowing with citrus and melon with a hint of oak
Witts End, Chardonnay, Australia, 2007 £17.50
A pale straw colour with a greenish tinge. This chardonnay has tropical and stone-fruit aromas mixed with a very subtle oak influence
Quaffer Whites
Wide River, Chenin Blanc, South Africa, 2008 £13.50
A really useful new addition to our wine list. Spicy, fruity and just off dry
R.H. Phillips, Chardonnay, USA, 2004 £22.00
On the nose there is a lots of toasty vanilla and butterscotch with ripe tropical fruits
Kumeu River, Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand, 2007 £27.50
Absolutely lovely, a truly glorious Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Gentle, flavoursome and typical
Devil's Corner, Pinot Grigio, Tasmania, 2007 £22.00
Expensive for PG but once you've tried it you'll change your mind. Real Class!!!!
Casa de Mouraz Malvasia-Fina, Portugal, 2004 £22.50
Fine crisp white, interesting flavours
Mitchell "The Growers" Semillon, Australia, 2005 £20.75
Lemony, buttery and toasty French oak combine in this creamy textured Semillon
Tamar Ridge, Chardonnay, Tasmania, 2003 £24.50
Intense, tangy grapefruit/citrus fruit flavours on the front of the palate flavours from maleolactic fermentation. Crispy finish and dry
Pouilly Fume Jean Pabiot, Sauvignon Blanc, France, 2007 £26.50
Glorious old style Sauvignon Blanc Domaine - lovely dry white
3 Stones, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2007 £25.00
Fresh, clean, archetypal Marlborough Sauvignon. Crisp fruit with perfect balance
Tindall Vineyards, Chardonnay, New Zealand, 2007 £24.50
Gently oaked. An appealing wine with a citrus, fig and melon flavours characterising this fresh mouth-filling wine
Boreham Wood, Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand, 2007 £25.00
A very dull name for a much better wine, loads of good idealic grassy sauvignon flavours
Domaine De La Croix Cru Classe, France, 2006 £25.00
Spectacular Southern French white - full and complex but still with a nice amount of palate cleaning acidity
Bobbie Burns, Chardonnay, Campbells, Australia, 2005 £24.75
Pale gold with green highlights. The nose show attractive white peach, nectarine
Kingston Estate, Sauvignon Blanc, Australia, 2006 £27.00
Even the Aussies can make great Sauvignon, clean and lovely
Tapiz, Sauvignon Blanc, Argentina, 2007 £29.00
Clean, fresh cut grass nose, this also come trough on the palate. Lovely concentration of zingy, citrus fruit. Fantastic quality
Pouilly-Fuissé Les Chailloux, Chardonnay, France, 2006 £35.00
Absolutely Spectacular Planted on flinty soils known as "Chailles", or gun flint, this "Burgundy Chardonnay"quality, almost my favourite white wine on the list. Great value
Highfield, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2006 £35.00
Eureka!!! A serious Cloudy Bay slayer - truly wonderful white wine with a bit of an old world flavour
Tindall Vineyards, Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand, 2007 £30.00
Alive with aromas of fresh herbs, elderflower and hint of tropical fruits, refreshing dry finish
Vincent Delaporte, Sancerre, France, 2005 £32.00
As dry as it gets, real quality
Domaine Chevalier, Chablis, France, 2007 £30.00
Elegant and enjoyable on the palate, with just the right amount of acidity, this wine holds through to an excellent finish
Collio, Sauvignon, Italy, 2005 £30.00
A refreshing Sauvignon of real class and finesse. Well balanced
Domaine Chevalier, Chablis 1er Cru, France, 2006 £35.00
The sublime wine quality reflects the overall exceptional vintage. The wine shows plenty of character, generosity and fruit, with an impressive structure
Kumeu river, Pinot Gris, New Zealand, 2007 £35.00
I’m always hunting around for more interesting grape varieties. This is brilliant with plenty of fruit aromas and mouth filling flavours
Sipper Whites
Pouilly-Fume Carte Noire Domaine Landrat-Guyollot, France, 2003 £45.00
100% Sauvignon Blanc. With its exotic fruits, orange and pineapple, this wine is full of charm and finesse, to offer as a special treat
Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, Chateau de la Gardine, France, 2004 £50.00
A nose of white blossom and white fruits is mirrored on the palate with a refreshing acidity. Great with fish and white meats, try it with smoked salmon drizzled with a touch of olive oil
Henry de Villamont Meursault, Côte d'Or, France, 2004 £42.00
Pure Chardonnay from the heart of Burgundy. Big presence in the glass with a silky texture
Guzzler Reds
Moncaro, Sangiovese, Italy, 2007 £15.00
Good vibrant raspberry flavours and relatively low in alcohol
Capells Court, Pinotage, South Africa, 2005 £17.50
Really good example of this uniquely South African grape variety. The massive changes in currency markets have made this really good value
Smoking Loon, Merlot, California, 2007 £21.00
This Merlot is a nice rich colour with aromas of fresh basil, blueberries and Bing cherries, not to heavy on the palate and its delicate cherry and strawberry flavours
Lyre Bird, Shiraz Cabernet, Victoria, Australia, 2006 £15.50
With a bouquet of ripe plum and berry fruit, this wine is full bodied, rich and oaky. A perfect accompaniment to steak dishes and cheese
Witts End, Shiraz, Australia, 2007 £16.50
Great Ozzy Shiraz — go on get it down
Fox Grove, Shiraz Cabernet, Australia, 2007 £15.50
Easy drinking, oak-aged from south-east Australia. Drinks well with hearty beef dishes and cheese
Smoking Loon, Pinot Noir, California, 2007 £21.00
A excellent Californian Pinot Noir with strong cherry and strawberry flavours
Les Cerazas, 100% Tempranillo, Spain, 2007 £14.00
The usual fruity top notes with spice and reasonable finish from am inexpensive wine
Tapiz, Malbec, Argentina, 2004 £20.00
Just the ticket for any one bored with Cab. Sauv. Once drunk never forgotten
Alto Rio, Rioja Crianza, Spain, 2004 £22.00
Silver medal winning rioja. It is getting harder to find good inexpensive Rioja. This 100% tempranillo fits the bill
Stonehedge, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, 2005 £19.00
Excellent fruit driven wine!
Quaffer Reds
Poggio Al Ginepri, Bolgheri, Italy, 2006 £31.00
Not easy to pronounce, gets easier after the second bottle, lovely wine, class act award winner!
Eugenio Bocchino, Barbera, Italy, 2006 £25.50
A great working of barberra in a fun label - best not to ask what the sausage dog
had to do with the making of this wine - but it would make a great accompaniment to sausages!
Château les Amoureuses "La Barbare", France, 2005 £27.50
Unbelievably good, massive vanilla taste. Possibly - the best value on the entire list. Now recognised and marked in the low 90's by Robert Parker.
Tapiz, Melbec Reserva, Argentina, 2005 £28.00
This particular South America grape variety is well handled and a welcome change from Cab Sav and Merlot, excellent value
Alto Rio, Rioja Reserva, 2002 £32.00
All the hallmark characteristics of a good rioja - extra oak aging smooths rust off the corners
Salwey, Pinot Noir, Germany, 2006 £25.00
The Germans don't make red wine you cry, they do and this stuff is truly classy pinot noir, it both tastes and looks older than it is, not a novelty wine, here on merit
Aresti Winemakers, Assemblage, Chile, 2004 £30.00
A unique wine. The grapes are carefully blended to produce a complex Concentrated elegant wine, with enormous character
Trivento Tribu, Pinot Noir, Argentina, 2007 £21.50
Fruit driven pheremonic & lovely
Aresti Reserve Family Collection, Carmenere, Chile, 2001 £20.00
95% Carmenere softened with 5% Merlot. Aged for a year in new oak. The quality shines through, a real steal
Borgo Salcetino, Chianti Classico, Italy, 2006 £20.00
Wonderful Chianti, all the right things
Massaya, Cinsault Blend, Lebanon, 2005 £22.00
I am sure I remember something about Leb Red when I was a teenager! Oops! Different stimulant. You simply have to admire the fortitude of anyone attempting to make wine in such hostile conditions
Vino De Eyzaguirre, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chile, 2005 £20.00
Wine in the sack! Beautifully covered in traditional burlap
Chateau de Raousset, Morgon, France, 2002 £30.00
A beautiful garnet colour. On the nose ripe fruit aromas of plum, cherry and peach are detected. It is full in the mouth and has good firm structure
Glazebrook, Merlot/Cabernet, New Zealand, 2004 £27.75
Real quality and structure and a very good blend
Mitchell, Cabernet Sauvignon, Australia, 2003 £25.00
This mint, blackcurrant and green pepper Cabernet, tastes as good as it gets. A well rounded wine with a touch of new oak
Lars de Lares, Tempranillo Reserva, Spain, 2004 £23.75
100% tempranillo from Clare Valley- some oak but not overpowering
Tindall, Pinot Noir, Marlborough, 2006 £27.50
Softly structured wine with aromas of cranberry, plum and red cherry
Sugano, San Simone Friuli, Cabernet Franc, Italy, 2005 £21.50
100% Cabernet Franc - an Italian Cabernet Franc! Wonderful and different with bags of class!
Jim Barry's The Lodge Hill, Shiraz, Australia, 2006 £24.00
A spicy delight of plum, black cherry, vanilla thrown in for good measure
Night Harvest, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, 2005 £27.50
R.H. Phillips. Classic cabernet sauvignon done well!
Château Terrey-Gros-Cailloux, France, 2003 £37.50
Exotically aromatic with restrained cedar wood perfume and loaded with mouth-watering blackberry fruit. This chunky wine has perfect balance power and delicacy
Orquestra, Cabernet Sauvignon, Spain, 2005 £30.00
A symphony of aromas and flavours with a harmonious balance of forest fruits. A silky smooth wine
Château Maucamps, Haut Medoc, France, 1999 £38.00
Deep ruby-red colour with spicy flavours on the palate. This vintage is perfect to drink now. It is rich red and black fruit-fragrances with a hint of liquorice. Delicious with braised lamb
Tapestry, The Vincent, Shiraz, Australia, 2001 £38.00
This is a juicy luscious wine with chocolately oak, mocha and red fruits that have just a hint of tartness
Gigondas Cuvee Prestige, Cote Du Rhone, France, 2004 £27.50
Domaine des Pradets. Wonderful Gamay, Grenache, Mouvedre, Syrah blend. Silver medal winner. France still knows better than anyone how to produce quality
Johner 100%, Pinot Noir, New Zealand, 2004 £30.00
A delicately handled, glorious New Zealand Pinot Noir - Brilliant!
Clos De Cana, Cabernet blend, Lebanon, 2001 £32.50
Lebanese red of extreme quality - with eight years bottle age. This is very definitely in the top 10 of all reds on our list!!! NEW ARRIVAL!
Caprai, Chianti, Italy, 2004 £35.00
Absolutly divine - glorious fruit, complexity and finesse - even at this price you'll have trouble stopping at one bottle. NEW ARRIVAL!
Sipper Reds
Fleurie, Chateau du Rauosset, France, 2002 £45.00
There are Fleuries and Fleuries: this is a medal winner from Beaujolais' best producer. Top drawer beaujoulais, light fruity and floral
Hôspices de Nuits, Burgundy, France, 1997 £75.00
The red wines of Nuits-Saint-Georges almost always have a intense colour, the flavours are powerful and complex: they mix at the same time cherry, blackcurrant, truffle and often spices. The wine is among most tannic of Burgundy
Château de la Gardine Rouge, CNDP, G. Brunel, France, 2003 £50.00
From 30 year old vines this wine is a blend of hand harvested Grenache 65%, Syrah 25%, Carignon 5%, as well as a little Mourvedre and Cinsault
Amarone Della Valpolicella, Classico, Amarone, Italy, 2002 £50.00
Top drawer boutique Italian Amarone from Guiseppe Campagnda
The "Aviator", Cabernet Blend, New Zealand, 1998 £50.00
An intense aroma of red fruits and spices with leather, cedar and cigar box notes, complemented by fine oak. On the palate, sweet rounded berry fruit flavours are complemented by chocolate,spices and fine oak tannins. The wine shows sweet fruit, a silky texture and firm structure
Château Lamanieu, Graves, France, 2002 £70.00
This is a classic and robust example, deep in colour with red fruits and mineral aromas
Domaine Riche, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France, 2003 £40.00
Top-drawer Chateauneuf-du-Pape. 80% grenache, 10% syrah and 10% mouvedre
Château Batailley, Grand Cru Classe, Paulliac, France, 2002 £60.00
An attractively deep colour. Not very expressive on the nose. On the palate, there is good texture, good weight, cleary a nicely composed wine, with freshness
Quinta de Macedos, Portugal, 2000 £60.00
This is an enormously layered wine with overtones of almond and marzipan over a vanilla base complete with nougat and crème brulee.Sounds like a pudding! Now starting to drink really well - all harshness has long gone!
Château Pipeau, Bordeaux, St. Emillion Grand Cru, France, 2000 £60.00
This Saint Emillion Grand Cru is a tour-de-force combination of all that can be exciting about Bordeaux. Rich and smooth without a hint of over-extraction, this wine blends modern knowledge with classic Bordeaux character
Simon Hackett "Foggo Road" Cabernet, Australia, 2001 £98.00
18 month maturation in american oak. Concentrated blackcurrant and cassis nose with layers off sweet, toasty oak. A block buster Cabernet with tight, grained oak barely restraining its power
Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta Nova, Italy, 1998 £65.00
Full ripe cherry fruits with an intense and refined finish thanks to a particularly warm summer. Aromatic and intense. Excellent acidity, vigour and power
Vina Tondonia, Reserva, Sapin 1999 £50.00
One of the finest and most prestigious wine producers in Rioja - absolutely stunning
Il Borro, Toscana, Italy, 2004 £75.00
Intense ruby-red with purple reflections. Dry, full bodied, warm, smooth, luscious and well integrated tannins, intense, well balanced, very long and pleasant finish.
Barolo, Marchesi di Barolo, Italy, 2004 £50.00
Socking great big wine, covered in gongs, most of them gold. GLORIOUS
Château Dasvin-Bel-Air, Haut Medoc, France, 1999 £45.00
We love this charming, 1999 Dasvin-Bel-Air which offers excellent sweetness, medium body and abundant blackcurrant fruit intermixed with truffle, toasty oak, and subtle dried herb notes. The wine possesses good tannin, lively fruit and excellent purity and as balance
Sophia, Gimblett Gravels, New Zealand, 2002 £58.00
Deep black cherry coloured, exotically fragrant wine with aromas of black plums, cassis, liquorice, spice, tobacco, coffee and violets. The palate is densely structured
Rugolia, Amarone, Della Valpolicella, Italy, 2003 £50.00
Deep ruby colour with pomegranate reflections, ethereal nose witch reminds of peach blossom, violet, raspberry and mint. On the palate it is intense, refined, it displays full body
Shiraz by Gary Farr, Shiraz, Australia, 2002 £80.00
Very dark red/purple colour. Meaty-quite Rhone like combined with dark fruits. Pepper, spice, meaty combining with liquorice and molasses
Chambolle—Musigny, France, 2001 £100.00
Ler Cru Aux Deaux Burns Glislaine Barthod. Absolutely dreamy top drawer red burgundy!
Chateau Kefraya, Bekka Valley, Lebanon, 2001 £45.00
With exceptional exposure to the sun without any precipitation, and handpicked grapes contribute to the elaboration of this typical wine produced by a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Mourvedre, Carignan and Grenache. Eclipses Chateau Musar by a country mile
Brunello di Montalcino Cerretalto, Casanova di Neri, 1999 £500.00
A wine with large character and concentration. Robust fruit and a superb, persistent finish. Without question to drink in a dark room, Gordon Ramsay bought most of it. The highest scoring Italian red. 100 points from 100 possible. Huge and intense - could be me!
Nuits-Saint-Georges, Bouchard Père et Fils Burgundy, France 2004 £55.00
Classy Nuits-Saint-Georges is always expensive. This would keep but is drinking well already
Vigne del'Enfant Jesus, Bouchard Père et Fils, Burgundy, France, 2000 £100.00
Oh my god! How much blasphemy can one get into a wine description? This stuff is exquisite red burgandy and whilst I'm not entirely sure what baby Jesus had to do with it's creation as far as I'm concerned it is an immaculate conception. Drink in a dark room on your own - or at very least with people you really love. This is a real steal at this price
Sansonina, 100% Merlot, Italy, 2004 £75.00
A ruby-garnet red colour. Rich and intense with hints of ripe red fruit, cocoa and a hint of herbs. This may have a feminine name, but don't let that fool you!!
Château Grand Barrail, Lamarzelle Figeac, Médoc, France, 1998 £49.00
Again, a classic claret with finesse
Amicus, Shiraz Cabernet Malbec, Australia, 2004 £40.00
A little brother or sister of the fabulous Georgie’s Walk - absolutely amazing huge fruit with edge and finish
Amicus, Reserva Shiraz, Australia, 2004 £44.00
Another excellent Aussie offering
Pudding Wines
Sauternes Cordier, Bordeaux, France £24.50
Real classic Sauternes - amber nectar
Tordiruta, Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi £43.00
Best pudding wine at the 'International wine challenge'
Araldica, Palazzina Moscato Passito £38.00
Deep in colour, with apricot and honey notes
Aresti Gewurtztraminer, Germany £16.00
You’ll be blown away at the quality of the Chilean sticky Glass 125ml £3.00
Ports
Tanners Port, LBV
Bottle £25.00
Glass £2.00
Niepoort, LBV
Bottle £30.00
Glass £3.00
Niepoort White, LBV
Bottle £30.00
Glass £3.00
De Krans Vintage, Reserve
Bottle £35.00
Glass £3.50
Cockburns Vintage, Late LBV
Bottle £47.00
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