Perfect for the sunshine!
Delicious cured meat, selection of cheeses and English Strawberries. Comes with a "all you need for a picnic" basket plus a bottle of wine of your choice
£34.50Rocking roasted vegetables, selection of cheeses and English Strawberries. Comes with a "all you need for a picnic" basket plus a bottle of wine of your choice
£34.50Densely aromatic, Asian spices, cassis, berries, cherry, redcurrant, sage and sandalwood.
£65.55Dark chocolate, raisin and ripe plum, dried herbs and spices.
£97.90Candied lemon, almonds, white flowers and freshly baked bread
£83.00Lemon, ginger biscuit, laser sharp acidity.
£67.50Named after the three Lazt brothers: Raphael, Sebastien and Alexandre
£29.35Rich, floral, brioche, biscuit and doughy notes. Soft and dangerously easy to drink.
£101.20Alicante's reds are big, so Marta and Andres' lighter style Monastrell is scandalous.
Popular£12.75Noble gases are odourless and colourless. Noble Savage wines are not
Popular£14.95The Guardian says Climate Change is killing French Pinot Noir. RIP. We've found it's replacement.
£17.25The cypress is known for its longevity. So is this wine!
£21.50A wombat is a short-legged, muscular marsupial.
£23.00Chocolate, pencil shavings, dried thyme, stewed plums, blackberries and raspberries
£25.30Tea leaf, elderberries, earth, & vanilla pod. Decanter voted this as the #1 Malbec from Cahors.
£31.75Blackwater don't mess around with their wines, so the style is slightly lighter than you might expect.
£34.00The Argamantes left banking jobs to become winemakers. They deserve bonuses.
£42.00A wine that has seen time. Graphite, leather, Christmas cake fruit & shades of history.
£46.75Juicy, vibrant brambles, raspberries, strawberries and blackcurrants, topped off with gently roasted nuts, spices and coffee
£24.50When we tried the Millaman wines, the only tasting note we wrote was: WINNER!
£14.50Dry but with notes of candyfloss, Ribena & cherry drops. Childhood revisited.
£29.00Currently sold out
Popular£13.25Named after the three Lazt brothers: Raphael, Sebastien and Alexandre
£15.53A divinely rebellious pink. The lawmakers have banned anyone calling the rosé sparkling wine made around Veneto from being called Prosecco, in order to protect the white version. So technically we can’t call Ghisolana’s incredible 100% Merlot a Prosecco.
Popular£17.25Dark in colour due to the Mourvèdre grapes, but this is dry and über-classy.
£23.00Black pearls are extremely rare and beautiful. Snap. So is the rose gold-coloured Perle Noire.
£53.00Five years on the lees. The oldest Champagne house. Grab life by the Gosset.
£64.50One of the most aristocratic Proseccos around. This is not just fruity frivolous fizz.
£19.00Millaman say: "Our wines honour the Millaman (the Andes Condor) who, as recognition to our hard work, has given us the joy of having in our land and the marvellous crops that produce our excellent wines."
Popular£13.50The term "dessert wine" was made up by the American Government to close a tax loophole following prohibition. You can drink sweeter wines anytime!
£14.38Tropical fruit on an adventure! Light, Exotic & Experimental.
£14.50Nicolas Laugner’s winery is a real family winery. Grandma Allimant married Grandpa Laugner giving the winery its name, but in fact the family has 12 generations of winemakers
£14.95Creamy citrus, smokey spice and mineral notes
£14.95If you bottled Paul Simon’s Graceland, it would taste like this upbeat Sauvignon.
£16.75Weird, the Pinot Grigio isn't the cheapest one on the list. Try it and find out why.
£16.75Nicolas Laugner’s winery is a real family winery. Grandma Allimant married Grandpa Laugner giving the winery its name, but in fact the family has 12 generations of winemakers
£16.80Château des Coccinelles can be found between Avignon and the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that Tom the Humble Geek remembers walking over as a child and their being a worrying lack of barrier to stop you falling off.
£17.25Fine tropical fruit nose with pineapple and mango, plus some delicate spicy oak which is very balanced.
£18.50Laced with apple, peach, apricot, shortcake, almond pastry, chalk and lemon meringue.
£19.00Husband and wife, Raymond and Claude Morin, make this wine 100% handpicked Chenin Blanc. And it isn’t hard to see why Henry II - the Duke of Anjou and King of England - demanded that these wines be served in his court
£19.00It’s deliciously refreshing, overflowing with apples, limes and thirst quenching drinkability. Crank up the tunes. Good times.
£19.55Lemon, honey and floral notes with a lick of spice from the French oak.
£20.80Sourced from a selection of Von Winning's best vineyards in and around Deidesheim, 25% of this Pinot Blanc is fermented in oak adding a nutty finish to the classic apricot, quince and pear flavours
£25.30Pinot comes from the French word “pine cone,” which could have been given to it because the grapes grow in pine cone-shaped clusters
£27.00Central Otago Pinot Gris is aromatic white with a very nice touch of sweetness
£27.10California knows how to party. Yes they do. California Love.
£38.00Serious stone fruit, citrus, oyster shells & gentle wood. Bring this one home to impress your in-laws.
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