£19.50
Maybe one for sipping into the early hours after all the guests have gone……
If you thought Anarkos was good, then here’s his big, big brother! The knockout favourite wine at our Christmas tastings in Gerrards Cross and Presteigne again this year.
Simply put, this red wine is delicious and if ever you doubted you would spend £20 a bottle on a red wine from southern Italy, then doubt no more.
Drink now to end 2021.
Other Single Varietal Red
Rich & Fruity Reds
Italy
2013
750 ml
14%+Available on back-order
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Maybe one for sipping into the early hours after all the guests have gone……
If you thought Anarkos was good, then here’s his big, big brother! The knockout favourite wine at our Christmas tastings in Gerrards Cross and Presteigne again this year.
Simply put, this red wine is delicious and if ever you doubted you would spend £20 a bottle on a red wine from southern Italy, then doubt no more.
Drink now to end 2021.
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Probably our best-selling red. A clear candidate for our 12 wines of Christmas Offer.
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.”
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 recently. 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.
Drink now to end 2020.
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The Times “The finest I’ve found….allsmouldering, smoky, raspberry spice.”
Previous vintage recommended by Jancis Robinson: “Very, very clean and fresh…great fun.”
“Real Lambrusco” – your courage will be rewarded with a wine that is red, dry and refreshing.” – Sunday Times 14th July 2013
Top 12 Fizzes for Christmas 2012 – Daily Telegraph. “Yes, it’s a red that sparkles but it’s also dry and reminiscent of sour cherries and will be delicious with a doorstopper of a sandwich made with slices of ham roasted with brown sugar and cloves.”
We proudly present…a delicious, gently sparkling red wine from an estate in Emilia Romagna, produced by my dear friends Anselmo and Beatrice Chiarli. Do not be put off by the name “Lambrusco”. This is the original, dry, red semi-sparkling, quality wine which made the name famous in the first place before it was usurped by those sickly-sweet white imitations. Drink very chilled.
£12.99
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A single bottle of 1989 Vintage Armagnac from Domaine Laffitte in Gascony.
So, if you;
are 30 this year
have been married 30 years
have just finished a 30 year stretch at Wormwood Scrubs
this might be a rather special way to mark the occasion.
£75.00
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