Half-bottles

100% Merlot from the famous Thienpont family. Smart fruit here retains some lift and refreshment because of the gentle and sensitive approach in the cellar, leaving just enough cedar-wood spice t...(more info)

The best Fino on the market, single vineyard (Macharnudo district) and barrel-fermented, a bit fuller bodied than most. A perfect accompaniment to smoked fish (and almost any other fish dish) as...(more info)

Ruby Dum and Tawny Dee - the Niepoort 'twins' as reflected on the bottles. These wines come from the same lot, but over a five year period are aged differently so that the one is rich and ruby in...(more info)

A little gem of a dessert wine, filled with raisin and marmalade fruit, a whiff of botrytis and then lovely balancing acidity, that leads in to a satisfying creamy finish.

From the Thienpont family of estates. The medieval Manoir of the wine's name still stands guard over the vineyards. A typical Merlot/Cabernet Franc blend; perfumed with slightly spiced red fruits...(more info)

From the makers of the iconic Noble One, a more instantly drinkable Semillon dessert wine than its iconic stablemate. Citrus and marmalade characters with fresh cleanliness. Made for drinking on...(more info)

Quite a grave, serious wine, the starchy upright character leading the minerally fruit - but there's class here, with powdery tannins showing of the defined Cabernet fruit.

Made in the traditional 'Passito' way this 'Straw Wine' is delicious, and a real bargain to boot. After picking the grapes - they are laid out on woven mats next to the winery to dry in the sunsh...(more info)

The best PX available. So rich, so sweet and yet so moreish. (Must be tried poured over ice cream with raisins soaked overnight in PX)

In such a warm vintage the Boudin family have done a great job here presenting a fresh and nicely clipped Chablis. As ever their trademark soft fruit and weight is in there but delivered brightly...(more info)

Straightforward nose with much better acidity than most Provence rosés and the flavour profile is authentically Pinot-esque with red fruits and a touch of stemminess. A welcome change!

The hamlet of Chavignol really is the place to be in Sancerre if you are looking for depth, cut and interest. This horse-shoe shaped ridge of vineyards gives so much more personality to the fruit...(more info)