Fulham's Wine List

This is simply a brilliant wine. Laser like acidity and poise, filled with ripe citrus and tangy tropical fruits. Elegant, taut and pure with superb length and weight.

Beautifully pure and pale in the glass, The fresh brightness hits the palate too. Leo's Verdicchio is simply delicious. It was a warmer season and so there is the feeling of greater weight than in some years. A reassurin...(read more)

The Bonbon is the most limited of Guillaume's releases and usually quickly sells out. There is a reason for this as it is one of the more immediate wines in the range. Delicately pink as we have come to expect, it's frui...(read more)

Pale amber. Distinctly nutty nose (walnuts? … appropriate for Georgia where so many dishes include them). Quite a sour finish. But in an appropriately zesty way. Quite persistent.

Heady white pepper and so precise. Gorgeous! Rich lime juice but a bone-dry herbal finish. Long and a delight.

Lovely pure red fruit and floral perfume, strawberries, cherries, damson and roses. In the mouth there is a sensation of strawberry juice, crushed cherries all enveloped by full rich tannins, sleek delicious acidity and...(read more)

Zellenberg is part of the new range from Deiss that focuses on the particular aspects of each of the villages where they own vines. When we tasted the wines, this was the most vivacious and pure with such a gorgeous weig...(read more)

This has a pretty nose of blueberries, purple plums, plum and cherry stones, violets and bark. Some honey, too. It’s medium-bodied with very fine, firm tannins. Succulent and energetic core of purple fruit. Very fresh an...(read more)

Angela Osbourne's raison d'être as a winemaker is replicating a bottle of Château Rayas she had many years ago, and finding the truest expression of Grenache possible, and my word she has got very c...(read more)

Rémi gave us this to taste after the Volnay Santenots and you can see why - it has a greater density and earthy grip - but the precision of the aromas and the thick feel are no so far away. Lots of whole bunches i...(read more)

Unisson - a name intended to convey a bringing-together of the estate's best parcels of old vines, of the vintage wines brought together in the blend, of the freshness of its Côte des Blancs chalky origins combined...(read more)

Named for one of their daughters, the 2015 Cuvée Marie Lancelot is pure Cramant, from six parcels of vines in the village. Very Cramant, which is to say creamy and quite full with a rich intense flavour overlaying...(read more)