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Quinta do Casal Branco Fern?o Pires 2005 - £5.69
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From the native Fern?o Pires, an arrestingly, perfumed white grape grown along the River Tagus, this citrus-charged white is the perfect choice for everyday drinking. The temperate climate by the River Tagus makes Ribatejano one of the key wine regions in Portugal - home of the oldest appellation system in the world. Flowers, apple and spice aromas with lime and tropical fruit flavours. Elegantly refreshing. Ideal as an aperitif or with grilled fish and Asian cuisine.
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From the native Fern?o Pires, an arrestingly, perfumed white grape grown along the River Tagus, this citrus-charged white is the perfect choice for everyday drinking. The temperate climate by the River Tagus makes Ribatejano one of the key wine regions in Portugal - home of the oldest appellation system in the world. Flowers, apple and spice aromas with lime and tropical fruit flavours. Elegantly refreshing. Ideal as an aperitif or with grilled fish and Asian cuisine.
Angove's Premium White Grenache 2006 - £6.15
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For five generations the fiercely independent Angove family (now headed by the founder's great-grandson John) have bucked commercial trends in favour of top-quality, personality-filled wines ... an approach that has won them over 400 international awards in the last five years alone! With plantings of over 19 different grape varieties, the wine is famed for their rare wines. Traditionally grown in the Rhone, the Grenache grape is seldom seen in Australia. Planted over 25 years ago, their vines produced wonderfully rich fruit, full of flavour. Golden with crisp lemony citrus and extra juicy peach flavours, it's the perfect partner to grilled fish and Asian cuisine.
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For five generations the fiercely independent Angove family (now headed by the founder's great-grandson John) have bucked commercial trends in favour of top-quality, personality-filled wines ... an approach that has won them over 400 international awards in the last five years alone! With plantings of over 19 different grape varieties, the wine is famed for their rare wines. Traditionally grown in the Rhone, the Grenache grape is seldom seen in Australia. Planted over 25 years ago, their vines produced wonderfully rich fruit, full of flavour. Golden with crisp lemony citrus and extra juicy peach flavours, it's the perfect partner to grilled fish and Asian cuisine.
Lupe Cholet 'Les Beugnons' 2004 - £14.95
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Premier Cru Chablis is Burgundy's shrewdest buy - pound for pound you just get more flavour intensity and complexity. This steely gem from century-old Lupe Cholet is a striking step up in concentration and quality and only now beginning to show its spectacular true colours. Founded in 1903 in Nuits-Saint-Georges by Alexandre de Mayol de Lupe and Felix de Cholet, Lupe-Cholet make wines form across the Burgundy region. Les Beugnons is the name of one of Chabis' top Premier Cru vineyards. Pale gold with green glints. Classic aromas of summer hay and white-fleshed nectarines. Steely crisp yet full and complex, a stunning choice of wine for seafood and fish and classic white meat dishes such as blanquette de veau.
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Premier Cru Chablis is Burgundy's shrewdest buy - pound for pound you just get more flavour intensity and complexity. This steely gem from century-old Lupe Cholet is a striking step up in concentration and quality and only now beginning to show its spectacular true colours. Founded in 1903 in Nuits-Saint-Georges by Alexandre de Mayol de Lupe and Felix de Cholet, Lupe-Cholet make wines form across the Burgundy region. Les Beugnons is the name of one of Chabis' top Premier Cru vineyards. Pale gold with green glints. Classic aromas of summer hay and white-fleshed nectarines. Steely crisp yet full and complex, a stunning choice of wine for seafood and fish and classic white meat dishes such as blanquette de veau.
Feudo di Maria Zibibbo 2006 - £8.79
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Hugely aromatic, deliciously refreshing and from Italy's ''awesome'' 2006 vintage (Giorni del Vino). A superb aperitif, it's a must-try with fish.
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Hugely aromatic, deliciously refreshing and from Italy's ''awesome'' 2006 vintage (Giorni del Vino). A superb aperitif, it's a must-try with fish.
Sowman Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2007 - £10.39
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Set in Marlborough's 'Golden Mile', Terry and Lynley Sowman's pristine estate used to supply finest quality Sauvignon grapes to the region's most demanding winemakers. When they decided to bottle their own wine, they turned to veteran winemaker John Forrest for expertise. John - whose wines are rated above the revered Cloudy Bay - has crafted a thrillingly intense white. Full of mouthwatering citrus aromas, this zippy Sauvignon is guaranteed to enliven your tastebuds! Explosive guava and gooseberry flavours are kept lively and fresh under screwcap. Ideal with asparagus dishes, delicate fish and summer salads.
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Set in Marlborough's 'Golden Mile', Terry and Lynley Sowman's pristine estate used to supply finest quality Sauvignon grapes to the region's most demanding winemakers. When they decided to bottle their own wine, they turned to veteran winemaker John Forrest for expertise. John - whose wines are rated above the revered Cloudy Bay - has crafted a thrillingly intense white. Full of mouthwatering citrus aromas, this zippy Sauvignon is guaranteed to enliven your tastebuds! Explosive guava and gooseberry flavours are kept lively and fresh under screwcap. Ideal with asparagus dishes, delicate fish and summer salads.
Blanc Neuf La Bastide 2006 - £8.39
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Proudly showing its 'Best-in-Class' accolade, this brand new, golden white has real Grand Cru pedigree. It's made by Olivier Bayle (ex Lafite Rothschild!) and is so much like white Chateauneuf-du-Pape that our staff call it 'Baby Beaucastel Blanc' (a nod to the region's top estate). Olivier's big, rich reds have always been a huge hit - which is why he was delighted to take up our challenge to make a white every bit as serious. And what a triumph! A classic Rhone blend - Viognier, Marsanne and Roussanne - barrel-fermented to add toasty richness to the crisp peach and apricot. ''This is beautifully balanced and creamily textured wine with an alluring, peachy nose and succulent honeysuckle and pear palate. A grand wine designed for fish main courses or roast pork, it is a real treat.'' Matthew Jukes
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Proudly showing its 'Best-in-Class' accolade, this brand new, golden white has real Grand Cru pedigree. It's made by Olivier Bayle (ex Lafite Rothschild!) and is so much like white Chateauneuf-du-Pape that our staff call it 'Baby Beaucastel Blanc' (a nod to the region's top estate). Olivier's big, rich reds have always been a huge hit - which is why he was delighted to take up our challenge to make a white every bit as serious. And what a triumph! A classic Rhone blend - Viognier, Marsanne and Roussanne - barrel-fermented to add toasty richness to the crisp peach and apricot. ''This is beautifully balanced and creamily textured wine with an alluring, peachy nose and succulent honeysuckle and pear palate. A grand wine designed for fish main courses or roast pork, it is a real treat.'' Matthew Jukes
Villa Fiori Bianco - £5.79
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Made from a mouthwatering combination of Sicilian Greganico and rounded Chardonnay from Italy's Abruzzan coast - this whistle-clean white is one of the best-value wines in our cellars! Young winemaker Scipione Giuliani was keen to make a blend he liked (subject to our approval!) and not be constrained by appellation laws, hence the humble Vino di Tavola status. Excellent with fish in lemony sauces (or just to perk up the cold turkey platter), Villa Fiori's pale lemon colour exudes a simple slightly grassy nose and has a fresh, clean palate, hinting of ripe, floral peach. Very good as a lunchtime aperitif too.
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Made from a mouthwatering combination of Sicilian Greganico and rounded Chardonnay from Italy's Abruzzan coast - this whistle-clean white is one of the best-value wines in our cellars! Young winemaker Scipione Giuliani was keen to make a blend he liked (subject to our approval!) and not be constrained by appellation laws, hence the humble Vino di Tavola status. Excellent with fish in lemony sauces (or just to perk up the cold turkey platter), Villa Fiori's pale lemon colour exudes a simple slightly grassy nose and has a fresh, clean palate, hinting of ripe, floral peach. Very good as a lunchtime aperitif too.
Molino a Vento Pinot Grigio Catarratto 2007 - £6.29
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''Sicily continues to shine as Italy's star performer'', (The Times) especially after a run of fabulous vintages - 2007 was a belter! Here, Italy's hottest grape, Pinot Grigio, is really starting to make waves. Hot summers and temperate winters lead to wines with great concentration, and far richer tropical fruit flavours than those from cooler climates. When teamed with the native Sicilian Catarratto grape, things really start to get exciting! Winemaker Giacomo Vaccaro has crafted this mouthwatering new white from morning-picked fruit in his high altitude vineyards. Fresh aromas of citrus and pear. Subtly barrique-aged Catarratto adds a little richness to the Pinot Grigio zing! Enjoy on its own or with freshly grilled fish.
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''Sicily continues to shine as Italy's star performer'', (The Times) especially after a run of fabulous vintages - 2007 was a belter! Here, Italy's hottest grape, Pinot Grigio, is really starting to make waves. Hot summers and temperate winters lead to wines with great concentration, and far richer tropical fruit flavours than those from cooler climates. When teamed with the native Sicilian Catarratto grape, things really start to get exciting! Winemaker Giacomo Vaccaro has crafted this mouthwatering new white from morning-picked fruit in his high altitude vineyards. Fresh aromas of citrus and pear. Subtly barrique-aged Catarratto adds a little richness to the Pinot Grigio zing! Enjoy on its own or with freshly grilled fish.
Barone Paladino Pinot Grigio - £69.99
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Popularity has done nothing to diminish the cachet of Pinot Grigio, the pre-eminent Italian white, enjoyed by wine lovers around the world for its crowd-pleasing, thirst-quenching qualities. It's grown in many countries, but its true home is Italy. Hugh Johnson says in his classic reference 'The World Atlas of Wine', that ''the advent of Sicilian table wine has been spectacular''. Barone Paladino demonstrates this with 'new world' freshness and flair. Grown in hills 300m up around the town of Gibellina, the elevation gives freshness to the fruit and moderates the intense Sicilian heat. The Barone was crafted by the very talented Mirella Lombardo in a new nearby winery owned by local entrepreneur Maurizio Biscardo. 2006 was a good vintage for Sicily while the most recent vintage has seen volumes down by 50% and accordingly, prices soaring. The message is clear - snap up this beauty now while you can! Pale gold with silver highlights. Ripe apple, almond and spice aromas. Crisp, mouthfilling apple, melon and almond flavours. The key to maximum enjoyment is to think Italian. Serve with a green pea and mushroom risotto, pan fried fish or your favourite creamy pasta dish.
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Popularity has done nothing to diminish the cachet of Pinot Grigio, the pre-eminent Italian white, enjoyed by wine lovers around the world for its crowd-pleasing, thirst-quenching qualities. It's grown in many countries, but its true home is Italy. Hugh Johnson says in his classic reference 'The World Atlas of Wine', that ''the advent of Sicilian table wine has been spectacular''. Barone Paladino demonstrates this with 'new world' freshness and flair. Grown in hills 300m up around the town of Gibellina, the elevation gives freshness to the fruit and moderates the intense Sicilian heat. The Barone was crafted by the very talented Mirella Lombardo in a new nearby winery owned by local entrepreneur Maurizio Biscardo. 2006 was a good vintage for Sicily while the most recent vintage has seen volumes down by 50% and accordingly, prices soaring. The message is clear - snap up this beauty now while you can! Pale gold with silver highlights. Ripe apple, almond and spice aromas. Crisp, mouthfilling apple, melon and almond flavours. The key to maximum enjoyment is to think Italian. Serve with a green pea and mushroom risotto, pan fried fish or your favourite creamy pasta dish.
Le Colombare - £10.49
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Known as 'the Chablis of Italy', Gavi is Italy's most prized white wine. Le Colombare is from Gavi di Gavi - the top-quality corner where the region's best vineyards lie. Made from 100% hand-harvested, premium quality grapes - it's the perfect bottle to open when guests pop by. Deliciously fresh and packed with abundant nectarine and lemon aromas - it's easy to see why Gavi is so highly esteemed! Superb as a glass on its own or with grilled fish.
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Known as 'the Chablis of Italy', Gavi is Italy's most prized white wine. Le Colombare is from Gavi di Gavi - the top-quality corner where the region's best vineyards lie. Made from 100% hand-harvested, premium quality grapes - it's the perfect bottle to open when guests pop by. Deliciously fresh and packed with abundant nectarine and lemon aromas - it's easy to see why Gavi is so highly esteemed! Superb as a glass on its own or with grilled fish.
Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes - £32.94
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Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
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Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
Westend Estate Sauvignon Blanc Semillon - £69.99
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This traditional white Bordeaux blend is given a fresh lease of life with the Midas touch of Gold medal maestro Bill Calabria. It's a great wine to enjoy on its own or with seafood, fish, white meat and creamy pasta dishes. With over 500 medals (and counting), Bill's name has become a byword for quality as he pursues his aim to make excellent, handcrafted wines at affordable prices in the increasingly highly regarded Riverina region. Pale gold in the glass with fresh grass and melon aromas. Peach from the Semillon adds mouthfilling richness to the grassy, zingy Sauvignon Blanc. Really delicious straight from the fridge ...
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This traditional white Bordeaux blend is given a fresh lease of life with the Midas touch of Gold medal maestro Bill Calabria. It's a great wine to enjoy on its own or with seafood, fish, white meat and creamy pasta dishes. With over 500 medals (and counting), Bill's name has become a byword for quality as he pursues his aim to make excellent, handcrafted wines at affordable prices in the increasingly highly regarded Riverina region. Pale gold in the glass with fresh grass and melon aromas. Peach from the Semillon adds mouthfilling richness to the grassy, zingy Sauvignon Blanc. Really delicious straight from the fridge ...
Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes - £56.99
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Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
Price on from Laithwaites.
Having claimed Torrontes as its own, Argentina has not rested on its laurels. It is gradually turning this little known grape into a sought-after household name. This is thanks in no small part to the country's rapidly improving winemaking expertise and massive investment in its wineries. Increasingly, Argentina is the place to look for ''good value wines with unique flavours'' (Drinks Business). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the vineyards for Ramirez de Velazco Torrontes lie in the La Rioja region, which enjoys warm days and cool, dry nights ... with plenty of melt water available for irrigation, the conditions are near ideal for the vines and shows through in the intense, pure fruit flavours. The fresh and lively 2007 vintage offers plenty of distinct rose and citrus aromas, apple, melon and a hint of spiciness. Dry and crisp, it is wonderful served slightly chilled with salads, fish and poultry.
V.R - £55.74
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This fabulous Viognier (code name VR) is one of the first releases from our beautiful old 'Chai' that lies on the quayside at Castillon, Bordeaux.'Le Chai au Quai (pronounced 'Shay OK'), allows us to cherry pick the finest parcels of wine and age them to add complexity ... and still be able to offer them to you at remarkably low prices! Our winemaker Jean-Marc Sauboua took the finest parcels of Viognier from southern France's superlative 2005 vintage and slowly fermented them to fully capture the famous honeyed apricot flavour that fans love so much. He then aged the wine in fine French oak, just like they do for #20-a-bottle Condrieu. Fresh stone fruit and honey aromas, with a hint of blossom. Rich and full with a touch of cinnamon spice and vanilla from the oak ageing. A lovely partner to creamy fish or seafood dishes.
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This fabulous Viognier (code name VR) is one of the first releases from our beautiful old 'Chai' that lies on the quayside at Castillon, Bordeaux.'Le Chai au Quai (pronounced 'Shay OK'), allows us to cherry pick the finest parcels of wine and age them to add complexity ... and still be able to offer them to you at remarkably low prices! Our winemaker Jean-Marc Sauboua took the finest parcels of Viognier from southern France's superlative 2005 vintage and slowly fermented them to fully capture the famous honeyed apricot flavour that fans love so much. He then aged the wine in fine French oak, just like they do for #20-a-bottle Condrieu. Fresh stone fruit and honey aromas, with a hint of blossom. Rich and full with a touch of cinnamon spice and vanilla from the oak ageing. A lovely partner to creamy fish or seafood dishes.
Domaine de Targuerie - £35.94
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Wine has been produced in Gascony since the fifth century. Even then, viticulturists could recognise the superior terroir of the region - abundant sunshine and cool temperate evenings produce premium ripe and juicy fruit bursting with freshness! This area is world famous for its Armagnac, but Gascony is rapidly developing a reputation for producing exquisite white wines that are comparable in quality to those of the Loire Valley! This elegant white is bursting with fresh-fruit appeal. Packed with juicy melon, apple and citrus-fresh flavours, it's no surprise that it was recently given a top recommendation at London's prestigious International Wine Challenge. Try with grilled fish or as a lively aperitif.
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Wine has been produced in Gascony since the fifth century. Even then, viticulturists could recognise the superior terroir of the region - abundant sunshine and cool temperate evenings produce premium ripe and juicy fruit bursting with freshness! This area is world famous for its Armagnac, but Gascony is rapidly developing a reputation for producing exquisite white wines that are comparable in quality to those of the Loire Valley! This elegant white is bursting with fresh-fruit appeal. Packed with juicy melon, apple and citrus-fresh flavours, it's no surprise that it was recently given a top recommendation at London's prestigious International Wine Challenge. Try with grilled fish or as a lively aperitif.