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<a href=wine.php target=_top>Back</a><br /><br /> <table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 width=300> <tr><td bgcolor=#9DB783><img src=images/spacer.gif width=1 height=1 /><br /></td> </tr> </table> <br /> <b>White Wines</b><br /><br /> <span style="font-size: 9px;"> <b>1</b> Domaine Grauzan Sauvignon, V d P des Cotes de Thongue 2006 (France) - <i>a superb, deliciously fresh, fruity sauvignon.</i> 3.75/13.95<br /> <b>2</b> Sunnycliff, Colombard Chardonnay 2005 (Australia) - <i>dry with a crisp freshness & no oak in sight. Plenty of tropical fruit aromas & flavours.</i> 3.75/13.95<br /> <b>3</b> House of Certain Views, Hunter Valley 2006 (Australia) - <i>this flavoursome chardonnay is overflowing with citrus & melon fruit, with not a hint of oak in sight.</i> 14.95<br /> <b>4</b> Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Guicciardini Strozzi 2004 (Italy) - <i>light in flavour, dry but with good body. Works well with shellfish.</i> 15.75<br /> <b>5</b> Miguel Torres, Santa Digna, Sauvignon Blanc 2006 (Chile) - <i>easy drinking, crisp, full-flavoured sauvignon. More gutsy than most European sauvignons.</i> 15.95<br /> <b>6</b> Pfaffenheim Gewürztraminer, J Hornstein 2005 (France) - <i>fine, richly textured medium-dry white from Alsace. Spicy rose petal nose and firm fruit filled palate.</i> 16.95<br /> <b>7</b> Pinot Grigio, Gregoris, 2006 (Italy) - <i>this is a really delicious example of a very popular grape variety. This one is 100% pinot grigio.</i> 17.25<br /> <b>8</b> Macon-Lugny, Les Genievres, Louis Latour 2006 (France) - <i>pleasant spicy aromas and concentration of flavour make this a delicious dry wine. Very easy to drink!</i> 17.95<br /> <b>9</b> Muscadet de Sevre et Maine Sur Lie Reserve de Cleray 2005 (France) - <i>a delicious fresh Muscadet that tastes of grapes. A dry wine, perfect with fish & seafood.</i> 18.50<br /> <b>10</b> Mitchell Watervale Riesling, Clare Valley 2005 (Australia) - <i>ripe, rich fruit with lively acidity. Wonderfully complex nose with aromas of honey, flowers & fruit.</i> 18.95<br /> <b>11</b> Bourgogne Blanc de Vezelay, Brocard 2004/05 (France) - <i>from an area between Chablis & the Cote d’Or. Great minerality, like Chablis, but a bit more richness.</i> 18.95<br /> <b>12</b> Lillypilly Tramillon 2005 (Australia) - <i>the hallmark wine for Lillypilly, a unique blend of Gewurtztraminer & Semillon. Medium-dry, light, floral & fruity – a great aperitif.</i> 18.95<br /> <b>13</b> Quincy, Domaine des Croix 2005 (France) - <i>outstanding Loire sauvignon blanc, with a nose of gooseberries, nice acidity and perfect weight.</i> 19.95<br /> <b>14</b> Churton Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough 2006 (New Zealand) - <i>gooseberry flavoured, extremely well-balanced sauvignon.</i> 19.95<br /> <b>15</b> Gavi de Gavi DOC, La Chiara 2005 (Italy) - <i>crisp apply fruit and good length. Fashionable wine from North Italy</i> 20.25<br /> <b>16</b> Menetou-Salon, Morogues, Le Petit Close 2005 (France) - <i>crisp, dry sauvignon with aroma & body. Similar to Sancerre but better value.</i> 21.25<br /> <b>17</b> Secreto Viognier 2006 (Chile) - <i>amazing to find viognier of this quality from the cool Colchagua Valley. In it’s native Condrieu it makes peachy, apricoty wines like this one.</i> 21.25<br /> <b>18</b> St Veran, C. Collovray et Jean-Luc Terrier 2005 (France) - <i>good white burgundy - full flavoured with a hint of spice.</i> 21.95<br /> <b>19</b> Pinot Grigio, Puiattino 2006 (Italy) - <i>pinot grigio is now ultra-fashionable but there are few genuine, spicy examples. This is one – fresh, clean and characterful.</i> 21.95<br /> <b>20</b> Petit Chablis, J-M Brocard 2006 (France) - <i>pure, mineral and without any oak. Perfect with shellfish and as good as many a wine with a Chablis label.</i> 21.95<br /> <b>21</b> Bouchard Finlayson Chardonnay 2005 (South Africa) - <i>classy, unoaked chardonnay, citrus freshness and a mineral edge - making it very burgundian in style.</i> 22.95<br /> <b>22</b> Margan Verdelho, Hunter Valley 2005 (Australia) – <i>big, rich, zesty wine. Delicious green apple and tropical fruit flavours.</i> 22.95<br /> <b>23</b> Montagny 1er cru, Les Loges 2004 (France) - <i>superb, oak aged cuvee. Fresh chardonnay fruit with balanced wood – definitely worth a try.</i> 23.50<br /> <b>24</b> Pouilly-Fumé, Domaine Thibault, André Dezat 2005 (France) - <i>produced from the sauvignon grape, this is a dry, almost smoky, wine of great character.</i> 23.95<br /> <b>25</b> Vermentino, Maremma Toscana 2005 (Italy) - <i>delicious wine from an area of the Tuscan coast attracting a lot of interest. Flavours of honeysuckle.</i> 23.95<br /> <b>26</b> Hunter’s, Sauvignon Blanc 2005 (New Zealand) - <i>restrained & elegant, but recognisably new world sauvignon from Marlborough.</i> 25.95<br /> <b>27</b> Albarino de Rias Baixas DO, Lagar de Cervera 2006 (Spain) - <i>the Spanish drink Albarino with fish and shellfish. It’s one of Spain’s more interesting grapes.</i> 25.95<br /> <b>28</b> Chablis 1er cru, Montmains, Moreau-Naudet 2005 (France) - <i>perfectly balanced Chablis with good length & character.</i> 27.95<br /> <b>29</b> Montes Alpha, Chardonnay 2004 (Chile) - <i>gorgeous buttery chardonnay, one of the best produced in Chile. Far too easy to drink….</i> 29.50<br /> <b>30</b> Pouilly-Fuisse Lamure, Romanin 2004 (France) - <i>made from very old (80-year)vines, this wine has subtle oak, lively acidity and a marvellously harmonious flavour.</i> 29.50<br /> <b>31</b> Bourgogne Blanc, Tufera, Sauzet 2004 (France) - <i>from one of the finest producers in Puligny-Montrachet. This wine is a real bargain in terms of quality.</i> 29.95<br /> <b>32</b> Rully 1er cru, Les Cloux, Vincent Girardin 2004 (France) - <i>a fragrant, fresh and deliciously creamy dry white from the Cote Chalonnaise.</i> 29.95<br /> <b>33</b> Gibraltar Rock Chardonnay, Porongurups 2004 (Australia) - <i>a great example of a cool climate Chardonnay. Aromas of white peach & pink grapefruit. Soft and subtle oak.</i> 30.25<br /> <b>34</b> Cloudy Bay, Sauvignon Blanc 2006 (New Zealand) - <i>mintense yet clean, a superb statement of quality. New Zealand’s best sauvignon blanc.</i> 33.95<br /> <b>35</b> Fiano di Avellino, Feudi di San Gregorio 2004 (Italy) - <i>msensational wine from the far south of Italy. Quite rich and ripe but with freshness and acidity – really exciting!</i> 34.95<br /> <b>36</b> Meursault, Domaine Christophe Mary 2004 (France) - <i>from a tiny plot of only a few hectares in size. Well-priced and fresh tasting Meursault from a talented grower.</i> 36.95<br /> <b>37</b> Coudoulet de Beaucastel, Côtes de Rhône Blanc, Perrin 2003 (France) - <i>Perrin are a formidable force in the Rhône. This wine is rich & juicy with hints of apricot.</i> 36.95<br /> <b>38</b> St Aubin, Dents du Chien, Jadot 2002 (France) - <i>stylish chardonnay from the highly respected house of Jadot. Under-stated neighbour of chassagne-montrachet.</i> 39.95<br /> <b>39</b> Château Fuisse Les Clos, Pouilly-Fuisse 2003 (France) - <i>wonderful floral apricot nose with silky concentration of chardonnay fruit, balanced by judicial use of oak.</i> 42.50<br /> <b>40</b> Puligny-Montrachet, Etienne Sauzet 2004 (France) - <i>vital and complex, rich dry wine from a top grower. Some grapes from the higher slopes give it its minerality.</i> 58.50<br /><br /> <b>Half Bottles - White</b><br /><br /> <b>41</b> Chablis, Dom des Valery, Jean Durup 2006 (France) - epitomises the fresh, steely, no wood approach to Chablis, lovely pure mineral flavours and elegant fruity style.</i> 11.95<br /> <b>42</b> Pouilly-Fumé, Domaine Thibault, André Dezat 2005 (France) - <i>pproduced from the Sauvignon grape, this is a dry, almost smoky wine of great character.</i> 12.95<br /> <b>43</b> Macon Lugny, Les Genievres Louis Latour 2005 (France) - <i>pleasant, spicy aromas and concentration of flavour make this a delicious dry wine.</i> 11.95<br /> <b>44</b> Pfaffenheim Gewürztraminer, J Hornstein 2005 (France) - <i>fine, richly textured medium-dry white from Alsace. Spicy rose petal nose and firm fruit filled palate.</i> 9.95<br /> </span> <br /><br /> <table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 width=300> <tr><td bgcolor=#9DB783><img src=images/spacer.gif width=1 height=1 /><br /></td> </tr> </table> <br /> <a href=wine.php target=_top>Back</a>
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