House wines by the glass or bottle
White
Pinot Grigio Cassa Girelli, Italy. Dry, crisp with floral fruit flavours.
Pinot Grigio Rose, Italy. Medium with the fruit flavours of the pinot grape, fabulous on a sunny day.
Douglas Green Sauvignon Blanc,South Africa. The Flying Griffin Medium Dry, very fruity characteristic of a new world sauvignon with a subtlet y usually found in a European wine.
Red
Berberana Tempranillo, Spain. Not a Rioja but plenty of character associated with wine of that region, low in tannin but high in flavour and fruit.
Don Segundo Merlot, Chile. Robust new world dark wine with plenty of complex flavours.
Tiny 125ml £2.50 Small 175ml £3.50 Adequate 250ml £4.50 Bottle £13.00
Marques de Grinion Reserva, Spain. Adequate 250ml £8.00
White wine by the bottle
Saint Veran, France. Domaine Deux Roches, Burgandy. This domaine is positioned only 100 metres from the boundaries of Poully Fuisse and benefits from the same chalky soil. Fresh fruit driven wines with good acidity and judicious use of oak gives a wine of great complexity, and it tastes great too. £19.50
Chablis Domaine de Varoux, France. Domaine De Vauroux, Burgundy. Rich steely Chardonnay fruit, full concentrated flavours with great balance. £21.50
Pouilly Fume,2003 France. Domaine Jean-Claude Chatelain, Loire. Almost indistinguishable from Sancerre. Those in the know say it has more character and is more complex. £23.50
Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough New Zealand. Fantastic fruity, mouth watering and clean on the pallet. We are very lucky to get limited stocks of this very popular wine. £28.00
Lindauer Brut, New Zealand. New world flavour and quality in this Champagne method wine. A complex wine that is great as a aperitif or is suited to accompany any style of food. £19.50
Champagne
Raoul Collet, France. The great classic of Blanc de Noirs. Made from a blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier varieties. Crystal clear with a rich taste and consistent quality this is a quality champagne of distinction. £30.00
Raoul Collet, Rose. Another quality champagne from this great producer, full rounded flavours with a delicate nose. £30.00
Moet Chandon Brut Imperial, France. Said to be England’s favourite champagne The famous Moet label, instantly recognised and synonymous with quality and consistency. £42.00
Cuvee Dom Perignon, France 1995. The name speaks for itself. £128.00
Red wine by the bottle
Chianti Borancini, Italy. Peppery and spicy, typical Chianti. £15.50
Beaujolais George Duboeuf, France. From the Northern area of Beaujolais this wine producer has the best consistency and high quality. £15.50
Chateau Haut Grelot, France. Premiers Cotes de Blaye, great bouquet and soft ripe berry fruit giving way to a rich deep favour. £15.50
El Coto Rioja Crianza, Spain. Complex, rich, full of spicy oak and soft plummy fruits. £15.50
Beelgara Digit 15:04 Shiraz, Australia. A fine Shiraz that packs great flavours and a healthy punch at 15% alc. £16.50
Chateau Hostens Picant, France. From the Sainte Foy Bordeaux region this fantastically good value wine is a great example from this lesser known area, delicate oakiness with just enough tannin. £21.00
The Gun Shearer Cabernet Sauvignon, Australia. “Top Gun” the best sheep shearer in the shed, and that’s how Beelgara think of this single vineyard Coonawarra cabernet. £21.50
The Gun Shearer Shiraz, Australia. “Top Gun” again but this time the single vineyard Shiraz from the Mclaren Vale. £21.50
Fleurie Chateau De Fleurie, France. This is a serious Cru Beaujolais wine, lots of light berry and cherry fruit. £22.50
Marques de Grinion Reserva, Spain. Oh how I love Rioja, this is a lovely wine that fills the mouth with warm rounded fruit flavours with a good finish. £23.50
Grant Burge Barossa Valley, Australia. Deep purple in colour, the nose displays raspberries and concentrated plum. The palate is dominated by raspberry fruit flavours supported by fine grained tannins and a hint of sweet American oak. The inclusion of 15 per cent French oak has added a touch of spice to a lengthy finish that rounds off a wine of elegance. £28.50
Chateauneuf-du-Pape, France. “ample”, “strong”, “generous”, “ big, rich, fruity and very smooth”, All these words I have found describing this example of a very famous wine, the only word I would like to add is “typical” of its appellation. £30.00
Nuits St Georges, France. Spicy notes with hints of a earthy fragrance. Good cherry and berry fruit, moderately tannic with a hint of a herbal tone. £33.50
Port, a gentlemans measure
Dow’s Fine Ruby Port £3.50 or Taylor’s LBV Port £4.50
Liqueur Coffees £4.50
Irish Jameson Whiskey, French Napoleon Brandy, Gallic Baileys Irish Cream, Calypso Tia Maria coffee liqueur, Caribbean Malibu white rum & coconut
Flavoured Coffees (Alcohol free) £2.50
Caramel, Irish Cream, Hazelnut.
Tchibo, fresh ground coffee. £1.50
Black, White, Expresso, Cappuccino, Cappuccino Choco, Café Au Lait or Hot Chocolate
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