Wine list

Ombrellino Pinot Blush Rose (Stylish medium dry wine from one of the better ‘Napa Valley’ producers, known as a ‘blush’ wine naving been left in contact with the red grape skins.) ^£26.00

Malbec (Intense aromas of black fruits, the flavour of red berries and ripe black cherry, soft and smooth.) ^£30.00

Merlot (A “grown up” Pinot Grigio truly expressing the aromas and flavours of Comice pear, quince and soft spice notes which should characterise this variety.) ^£26.00

Rioja (One of the best examples of the better wine of Rioja, this Reserva is highly acclaimed and offers all of the characteristics one expects from one of the best producers.) ^£30.00

Shiraz (From South Australia’s McLaren Vale the grapes enjoy a climate similar to the Mediterranean. Vibrant ruby in colour with juicy intense black fruit.) ^£29.00

Cotes du Rhone (Beautiful deep and intense purple in colour with aromas of exotic spices, pepper and nutmeg.) ^£30.00

Caliterra Chardonnay (Golden yellow in colour with subtle aromas of pear and pineapple, well balanced with a sharp acidity that intensifies the flavours giving a remarkably long finish.) ^£25.00

Caliterra Sauv Blanc (This aromatic wine has the intense aromas of lime, grapefruit and gooseberries. The flavours of this delicious Sauvignon are broad.) ^£25.00

Chenin Blanc Wally (What the Loire Valley does well; delicious aromas of fresh peach and citrus fruits with just a hint of hazelnut. A bright and lovely texture… very moreish.) ^£25.00

Pinot Grigio Diavolo (A “grown up” Pinot Grigio truly expressing the aromas and flavours of Comice pear, quince and soft spice notes which should characterise this variety.) ^£27.00