Wine List

175ml Glass = £3.95
250ml Glass = £4.95

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Airen/Sauvginon Blanc, Castillo Del Moro, Spain: £12.95; This modern, crisp white from Southern Spain has delicious crisp apple fruit flavours coupled with the
citrussy twang of the zesty Sauvignon Blanc.
Pinot Grigio, Italy: £14.50; A beautifully light, vibrant white to be appreciated for it’s zesty, citrus characters and refreshing quality.

Tempranillo/Syrah, Castillo Del Moro,: £12.95; A silky smooth red with plump ripe dark fruits, smoky spices and a succulent finish. Ripened in
the warm Spanish sunshine, this red is ideal with charcuterie, red meats and stews.

Pinot Grigio Rose, Italy: £13.95; Rose pink colour with crisp fruit on the palate and a fresh, softly dry finish.

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Chenin Blanc, Aloe Tree, South Africa: £13.95; A delightfully crisp, fruit driven white with hints of green apple and pear on the nose. Bright, juicy fruit on the palate with a tangy, refreshing finish.
Viognier, Santa Rosa, Argentina: £15.95; Santa Rosa were one of the first wineries in Argentina to produce Viognier and it has been a massive hit. Well balanced, with crisp acidity and measured alcohol. Apricot fruit dominates with just a touch of spice.
Sauvignon Blanc, Los Espinos, Chile: £13.95; A very refreshing, crisp and slightly fragrant Sauvignon Blanc. Endlessly quaffable, ideal with spicy or strongly flavoured dishes.
Chardonnay, “The Googly” One Chain Vineyards, Australia: £14.50; Lovely ripe melon and apple characters mingle with touches of pear and honey. Bright, zingy and well balanced, it is ideal with meaty fish or on its own.
Chablis, Jean Claude Martin, France: £24.50; Crisp and dry with racy acidity and taught apple and citrus fruit
flavours. Well balanced, showing some complexity and a clean
refreshing finish.
Sauvignon Blanc, “Stoney Range”, Sherwood, New Zealand: £3.75; A pronounced, herbaceous nose with plenty of ripe gooseberries, guava and nettles on the nose – very typically Marlborough style. The palate is crisp and racy with hints of grapefruit, guava and gooseberry followed by a long, enticing finish.

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Mateus Rose, Portugal: £13.95; Clean aromas & bright colour identify this medium sweet rose of world wide renown.

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Malbec, Santa Rosa, Argentina: £15.95; Quickly becoming the most important red for Argentina, this Bordeaux export produces full, robust wines with deep plummy fruit, structured tannins and good length.
Cabernet Sauvignon, Los Espinos, Chile: £13.95; Slightly spicy ripe fruit dominates the palate with some balancing tannin at the finish.
Pinot Noir, Nostros, Chile: £14.50; A light, fragrant red made from grapes grown in the cooler Casablanca region of Chile. Bright, wild strawberry and raspberry fruits dominate a soft, supple palate which leads through to a gentle, warming finish.
Shiraz, “The Opportunist”, One Chain Vineyards, Australia: £14.95; A deep, inviting crimson black with an intense cassis, plum and bramble nose. Rich, voluptuous and silky on the palate with creamy black fruits and a little savoury smokiness from oak.
Rioja Oak Aged, Luis Canas, Spain: £18.50; Luis Canas have shot to fame in the last few years for their modern yet typical Riojas and this new addition to the family is set to be just as popular. Spending 5 months in wood, it doesn’t quite qualify as Crianza but less oak means singing fruit! Soft, smoky, juicy and very moreish.
Pinotage, McGregor Estate, South Africa: £15.50; A rich velvety expression of South Africa’s native grape. Soft, jammy, slightly smoky fruit mingles with savoury spiciness and gentle oaking.

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