Wine & Drinks List

White Wine

House Wines:

• Sauvignon-Blanc - Vin de Pays d'Oc - Patriarche Pere et Fils 2006 £14.50

• Pinot-Grigio - Cantina Trefili - Veneto 2007 £15.00

Fine Wines:

• Pinot Grigio, Cycles Gladiator: California 2005, USA - £20.00
Lovely aromatics of pear & honeydew. Bright, juicy flavours of citrus & apples that lead to a sweet mineral core. The finish is soft & lingering; thanks to a balanced acidity that carries the fruit into the back of the palate.

• Sancerre, La Croix au Garde: Domaine Henry Pelle 2006, Loire France - £30.00
Pungent fresh grassy aromas mingle with riper citrus-style fruits, rounder and fuller in the mouth but nevertheless finishing with a pure intensity and zippiness that you would expect from a classy Sancerre.

• Clos Henri, Sauvignon Blanc: Marlborough NZ 2005 - £35.00
A complex nose dominated by pineapple, guava on one hand and chalk, flint on the other revealing the minerality of this wine with a touch of lemon peel and lime. This has a superb mouth feeling and richness.

• Chablis Premier Cru, Vaillons Domaine Louis Moreau, Burgundy France 2004- £45.00
Displaying all the characteristics of a Chablis wine – acidic backbone balanced with flinty mineral notes and hints of apricot or peachy fruit.

• Meursault, Clos du Cromin: Chateau Genot-Boulanger, Burgundy France 2005 - £65.00
Toasty, rich and concentrated with nuances of honey and brioche – kept fresh by lively citrus fruit and keen minerality. The palate of this wine shows lovely lifted notes of lemon and zesty citrus peel, with fine new oak characters.

Rose Wine

House Wines:

• Pinot-Grigio Rose IGT - Principato - Lombadia 2006 £15.00

Fine Wines:

• Cotes de Provence Rose, Grande Reserve Chateau La Moutete 2007 - £21.00
This elegant rose has a light salmon pink colour and gentle floral aromas with hints of nectarine, redcurrant and ‘hard’ pears. Quite full in the mouth without being obviously fruity, which is the classic style of dry roses from Provence. It is aromatic and fresh with subtle acidity and crispness.

Red Wine

House Wines:

• Cabernet-Sauvignon - Vin de Pays d'Oc - Patriarche Pere et Fils 2006 £14.50

Fine Wines:

• Rioja Reserva, Monta Real: Bodegas Riojanas Spain 2001 - £26.00
Medium depth ruby colour with brick red rim. Open, spicy nose with aromas of ripe red fruit and well integrated oak. Medium bodied with good balance of fresh berry fruit and the complex leather and spicy oak characters.

• Sancerre Rouge, Les Baronnes, Domaine Henri Bourgeois, Loire France 2005 - £35.00
One of the finest red wines of the Loire Valley. Subtly oaky with notes of morello cherry, it is a very full wine. Pleasantly astringent with tannins from grapes and maturation in oak.

• Clos Henri Pinot Noir, Marlborough NZ 2005 - £43.00
Delicate plum and cherry aromas, with a hint of cinnamon and clove on the nose. This 2005 vintage reveals pleasant flinty notes. Its roundness in the mouth provokes delicious sensations.

• Sarget de Gruaud Larose, Saint Julien: Bordeaux, France 1997 - £50.00
Traditionally a rich chunky wine revealing lots of subtle flavours; blackcurrants, plums, tar, leather and herbs.

• Barolo, Dardi Le Rose Bussia: Piemonte, France 2003 - £57.00
Elegant and complex nose showing rich, sweet red fruit, tobacco, dried cherries and layers of woody, spicy fruit. The palate is elegant and refined revealing layers of ripe red fruit and well integrated tannins.

Champagne

• Jean Paul Deville, France - £25.00
• Champagne Mumm, France - £38.00

Beer

• Heineken 330ml : £2.80

Soft Drinks (complimentary)

• Orange Juice, Cranberry Juice, Still water, Sparkling water, Coke, Diet Coke, Lemonade, Tea (variety), Coffee