La Folie de Pierre Sauvignon Blanc
Want a sassily fresh white handy in the fridge? Pop in a bottle of La Folie de Pierre. It’s an appetising creation from Pierre-Jean Sauvion, formerly in charge of winemaking at Muscadet’s famous Château du Cléray, an estate owned by his uncle. Pierre-Jean now has a number of projects on the go. Having studied oenology in Bordeaux and worked in Australia and California, he is the epitome of the modern, outward looking French winemaker, whose approach shines through in this contemporary style Sauvignon. He sources grapes for La Folie from trusted friends in Touraine, Pays Nantais and Haut Poitou, to strike a balance of complexity, freshness and ripe fruit. Enjoy chilled solo or with food – we suggest asparagus risotto or courgette frittata.
Distant South Tasmania Sparkling
The ruggedly spectacular vineyards of Tasmania have proved themselves capable of producing such fine sparkling wine that many think them the most serious challenger to the great Champagnes. The traditional grapes of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir make this Distant South sparkling, a wine of finesse and complexity, of length and flavour. A Rich toastiness mingles with crisp apple notes, backed by a persistent creamy texture. A sparkling wine of outstanding quality.
Marguerite Guyot Cuvée Séduction Blanc De Blanc Brut Non-Vintage
Purity and seduction are captured beautifully in this white daisy champagne. This golden blanc de blanc presents delicate aromas with a rich, creamy taste, yet without being too heavy on the palate. Produced from chardonnay grapes along the Côte des Blancs, including 20 per cent from Grand Cru Cramant, Chouilly and Oger, as well as Damery, Villers-sous-Chatillon, Reuil, and la Chaussee de Damery. This pairs particularly well with seafood, particularly oysters and shellfish, and other salty dishes. Cellared: 36 months Disgorged: 9 months Dosage: 7 grams.
Chartreuse Green Liqueur
Chartreuse green is an aromatic French liqueur flavoured with 130 herbs. Naturally green colour, it can be served cold or as a fragrant base to cocktails.
Tread Softly Prosecco Can
Tread Softly Prosecco will entice you with its aromatic fragrances of apple, pear and melon. Medium-bodied with intense fruity flavours and natural sweetness, this pale-yellow wine is expertly balanced and in a convenient can packaging, making it the perfect choice for almost any occasion.
Chandon Vintage Blanc de Blancs
The Chardonnay grapes used to create Vintage Blanc de Blancs were picked, pressed and then fermented to retain intense fruit flavours. The resulting wine shows a bright straw colour with light green highlights and a beautiful bead. The fragrant bouquet is perfumed with lovely aromas of cream and peaches, with light suggestions of citrus and honeysuckle. The elegant palate is filled with peachy flavours and zesty lemon acidity, offering a silky mouthfeel and a clean finish. This lighter bodied Blanc de Blancs tastes excellent with sashimi, sushi, and foie gras terrine.
Passion Pop Original
There's nothing serious about this little number! Passion Pop is low in alcohol and loaded with soft, approachable passionfruit sweetness, it's a crowd pleaser.
Yellow Tail Bubbles Rosé
Bubbles Rosé is a sparkling wine with a twist - a pink hue and the suggestions of red grape flavours adds an additional dimension to the fizz drinking experience. The palate displays a soft creamy palate thanks to millions of tiny bubbles. Each sip is full of strawberries, red cherry, spice and a hint of tropical fruit flavours.
Dolin Red Vermouth
Founded in 1815, Dolin is among the few remaining independent producers of Vermouth in the world and the last producing Vermouth de Chambery, still made according to the principles which earned Chambery, France's only A.O. The Rouge contains more than fifty alpine herbs, its elegant, firm and balanced and not excessively sweet. Perfect on its own or as a cocktail base.
Dolin Dry Vermouth
Founded in 1815, Dolin is among the few remaining independent producers of Vermouth in the world and the last producing Vermouth de Chambery, still made according to the principles which earned Chambery, France's only A.O. The dry vermouth is light, fresh and clean made from a delicate wine base and more than thirty Alpine herbs. From its start in 1821, it has long been the benchmark for fine French Vermouth.