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  • Dans l’Air du Temps Pinot Noir by Jeff Carrel

    5

    50 Great Red Wines of the World: 93/100

    “The nose sends aromas of black fruits, sweet spices and torrefaction” according to Jeff…and I’m getting some serious “chocolate”.

    The palate is round and fresh with a smokey and fruity finish.

    Good with fish, but even better with poultry, veal and scrambled eggs…
    grape typePinot Noir
    wine styleLight & Fruity
    countryFrance
    vintage2021
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £12.75

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  • Prosecco Colli Trevigiani Sacchetto

    Recommended in the Daily Telegraph: “highly drinkable, a great pick-me-up.”
    Perfect party wine! Selected here to be a very different alternative to Champagne in every way; it is semi-sparkling so does not attract the higher Sparkling Duty rate. Prosecco grape is very much a light, fruity, versatile wine. Perfect also as a pre-dinner aperitif. Paolo Sacchetto’s Estate in the north east of Italy produces a range of wines, but this Prosecco is the one which stood out for me. Dry and fruity.

    grape typeOther Single Varietal White
    wine styleSparkling
    countryItaly
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv11%-12.5%

    £12.99

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  • Peninsula de Lisboa Portuguese Red

    Step-by-step we increase the intensity and complexity from the Lisbon Region. This time a blend of Castelão (50%) and Aragonez (50%) which is aged for six months in oak barrels. There’s a beautiful clean structure about this wine (maybe the absence of the rustic Touriga?). Harmonious and spicy. Yum.

    grape typeRed Blends
    wine styleOakey Reds
    countryPortugal
    vintage2019
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £12.99

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  • Sanz Rueda 100% Verdejo

    New 2020 vintage just arrived. Hurrah! Rueda has firmly established itself as one of the premium white wine regions of Spain with the white Verdejo grape as arguably its star attraction. This 100% Verdejo epitomises the style – it’s a young, dry, light, fresh fruity style with minerality and complexity. Drink now to end 2022.

    grape typeOther Single Varietal White
    wine styleUnoaked Whites
    countrySpain
    vintage20182020
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £13.00

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  • Mooi Bly Chenin Blanc

    The return of an old friend. Erik & Liesbet’s Chenin Blanc was the only one to hit the spot for me when we first visited South Africa. This new 2019 vintage is in. Hues of fresh, green edges make the colour very inviting. The nose is almost spicy and minerally at the same time. The palate is complex; dry and minerally but still quite rich. A very satisfying white wine.

    grape typeOther Single Varietal White
    wine styleUnoaked Whites
    countrySouth Africa
    vintage2019
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £13.50

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  • Abbotts & Delaunay Minervois

    A blend of Carignan and Syrah which really showcases one of the Languedoc’s fine range of regional appellations. 40% of the handpicked grapes are aged in oak following fermentation. The result is a fat, structured red but it’s not “in your face” it’s really very nicely balanced.

    grape typeRed Blends
    wine styleBig & Robust Reds
    countryFrance
    vintage2017
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv14%+

    £13.50

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  • Quinta de San Francisco Portuguese Red

    Single Estate red from the Obidos region. Castelão (60%), Aragonez (20%),Touriga Nacional (20%) are aged for 12 months in French and American oak barrels. This was my pick of the family’s three estate wines. Maybe it’s the Touriga Nacional which gives it an almost violet fruit over and above the soft, oakiness. It has won Gold at four separate competitions this year.

    grape typeRed Blends
    wine styleOakey Reds
    countryPortugal
    vintage2018
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £13.50

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  • Villa des Anges Reserve Red

    One of those wines which make you stop in your wine-tasting tracks. This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot (roughly a third of each) has been aged for 14 months in tanks with oak staves (!) before bottling. It’s enough to make you wonder whether or not you want to buy expensive claret again!

    Jeff says; “La bouche est élancée, tendue par une fine acidité inflexible, mais enrobée par une matière ronde, veloutée, charmeuse. L’aromatique mêle la crème de mûre aux épices grillées et la vanille.” and who am I to argue?

    grape typeMixed Blend
    wine styleSoft & Smooth Reds
    countryFrance
    vintage2020
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv14%+

    £13.50

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  • Barbera delle Lange La Fusina

    This single vineyard beauty from the Abbona family is made from the Barbera grape.

    grape typeOther Single Varietal Red
    wine styleRich & Fruity Reds
    countryItaly
    vintage2019
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £13.50

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  • Abbotts & Delaunay Cotes du Roussillon

    A blend of Syrah and Grenache with a slug of “whole bunch” Carignan which once again showcases one of the Languedoc’s fine range of regional appellations. 40% of the handpicked grapes are aged in oak following fermentation. The result is a fat, structured red but it’s not “in your face” it’s really very nicely balanced.

    grape typeRed Blends
    wine styleBig & Robust Reds
    countryFrance
    vintage2019
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv14%+

    £13.50

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  • Château d’Or et de Gueules “Parle a mon fût” Rosé

    Following the runaway success of Mathieu’s Syrah, they have introduced a pink and here it is. It’s a light rosé made from a blend of Syrah and Grenache. Very, very low sulphur levels mean the colour is not as light as some, but it’s lovely and fruity, goes great with tapas and a mere 12% alc. What’s not to like?

    grape typeRed Blends
    wine styleLight & Fruity
    vintage2022
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv11%-12.5%
    country Vegan

    £13.50

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  • Anarkos Rosso di Puglia

    Anarkos Rosso di Puglia

    The label is attention-seeking, as is the bright red plastic cork (not my favourite closure, I must admit, but the wine insisted I buy it! The wine has attitude and is a provocative one, railing against the plight of the region (see their website). The region reminds me of the Languedoc in France – loads of rubbish wines but increasing numbers of fanatics making really top wines as they should be made. This was one of my favourite winery visits af the last few years. The wine is made from a blend of the local varieties Primitivo, Negro Amaro and Malvasia Nera and should be consumed in conspiratorial bars in the south of Italy with huge helpings of pasta.

    Previous vintages recommended; Recommended in The Daily Telegraph: “another one of Mark Hughes’ brilliant finds. Absolutely delicious blend of Primitivo, Negro Amaro and Malvasia. Lush and plush like velvet, also juicy, scented, intense, rich brimming with the smell of violets, deep purple plums and bitter cherries. Such a joy!
    Recommended by Oz Clarke as one of his 250 best wines of 2012: “an excellent example of how southern Italian reds are starting to express their own fabulous originality. It’s bulging with youth and it’s soft, yet tempered by a nice edgy bitterness.”

    grape typeOther Single Varietal Red
    wine styleRich & Fruity Reds
    countryItaly
    vintage2019
    bottlesize750 ml
    abv13-13.5%

    £14.00

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