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WALT LØ Alcohol Riesling
£9.50
Walter S. Siegel established himself as a vineyard owner in 1897. It wasn’t until 1937 that the Siegel wines were known in the UK, when his son Hans formed an unusual alliance with English cricketer Ian Peebles. Hans honoured his father by naming this wine after him. And, so, the Walt Riesling was born.
At last a really good alcohol free wine! This is Riesling with all its variety-specific fruitiness, like peaches, mineral notes and a fresh, lively character. Try it with fish, seafood or white meat or even with red meats and game! Of course, it’s also very drinkable by itself!
Walt Riesling
£11.95
Walter S. Siegel established himself as a vineyard owner in 1897. It wasn’t until 1937 that the Siegel wines were known in the UK, when his son Hans formed an unusual alliance with English cricketer Ian Peebles. Hans honoured his father by naming this wine after him. And, so, the Walt Riesling was born.
With roots as a wine made by the nuns of the area, this medium-bodied Riesling now has lovely flavours of peach and stone, with a hint of apricot. Perfect with spicy, Thai dishes.
Villa Wolf Dry Riesling
£13.50
The Villa Wolf Estate has been making wine since the 1800’s with Ernst Loosen from the Dr Loosen winery in Mosel taking over in 1996. The winery is currently in the process of getting organic certification, 2022 will be the first certified vintage.
One of the most popular grape varieties in Germany, this riesling has fine fruit flavours of peach, apricot and other stone fruits with typical aromatics of the variety. Great to drink by itself or try with some hearty traditional meals from the Pfalz area such as Sauerkraut and German sausage dishes.
Villa Wolf Pinot Noir Rosé
£13.50
The Pfalz is a very warm and sunny region, often called “the Tuscany of Germany,” so Pinot varieties do well here. The Villa Wolf Pinot Noir Rosé is light and refreshing, with deliciously bright berry and fruit flavors and a clean, zippy finish.
Villa Wolf Pinot Noir
£13.95
The Villa Wolf Estate has been making wine since the 1800’s with Ernst Loosen from the Dr Loosen winery in Mosel taking over in 1996. The winery is currently in the process of getting organic certification, 2022 will be the first certified vintage.
Pinot Noir has a long history in the Pfalz region, where it is known as Spätburgunder. This is full of bright black cherry flavours with a little hint of spice and firm acidity. Ripe fruit is complemented with a smoky depth and earthy tannins from twelve months oak ageing. An excellent wine that’s great for everday dining – one that everyone likes!
Villa Wolf Gewürztraminer
£13.95
The Villa Wolf Estate has been making wine since the 1800’s with Ernst Loosen from the Dr Loosen winery in Mosel taking over in 1996. The winery is currently in the process of getting organic certification, 2022 will be the first certified vintage.
Villa Wolf Gewürztraminer is made in a fruity style that has just enough sweetness to be perfect with spicier dishes, but it is not so sweet that the wine becomes unbalanced. It is an extremely enjoyable and approachable style that can be enjoyed by all.
Villa Wolf Pinot Gris
£13.95
The Villa Wolf Estate has been making wine since the 1800’s with Ernst Loosen from the Dr Loosen winery in Mosel taking over in 1996. The winery is currently in the process of getting organic certification, 2022 will be the first certified vintage.
It was in the Pfalz region, back in the 19th century, that Pinot Gris was first identified as an individual variety and vinified separately. The modern-day Villa Wolf Pinot Gris is made in a full-bodied, dry style with fresh, unoaked fruit and a crisp texture. It is an excellent partner for salmon, chicken or pork.
Weingut Hanewald-Schwerdt Chardonnay
£13.95
The family owned and operated estate Hanewald-Schwerdt was founded in 1955 in Leistadt. Today cousins, Thomas Hanewald & Stephan Schwerdt look after the family buisness which was established by their grandfather. The secret of their handcrafted wines is a unique limestone reef which dominates all the sites arround Leistadt. The vines are old and surrounded by a protected natural resort in the shade of the Haardt mountains.
A fruity, elegant Chardonnay with citrus aromas and hints of melon and vanilla spice. Juicy with good structure and subtle acidity that makes it very refreshing and a great accompaniment to seafood dishes, especially brook trout Müllerin.
Dr. Loosen Red Slate Riesling
£16.95
Dr Loosen is a family owned winery with over 200 years of history. Under the leadership of Ernst Loosen, the wines have become the international poster child for German Riesling. The estate combine historical Grand Cru sites with the heritage of thier ancestors to produce complex wines of world class that express the great qualities from the soil, climate and the grape varieties grown in the region.
The grapes for this wine are grown on red slate soils which is completely unique to Mosel. This type of soil produces a softer, rounder structure with a distinctive minerality and aromas of red fruits. Flavours of apples and hints of citrus, with some honeyed spice on the finish.
The dry style of the wine is ideal for classic continental cuisine.
Dr. Loosen Riesling Beerenauslese
£17.95
Dr Loosen is a family owned winery with over 200 years of history. Under the leadership of Ernst Loosen, the wines have become the international poster child for German Riesling. The estate combine historical Grand Cru sites with the heritage of thier ancestors to produce complex wines of world class that express the great qualities from the soil, climate and the grape varieties grown in the region.
An intense, ultra-concentrated dessert wine made from hand-selected grapes that have been shrivelled about halfway to raisins by botrytis (the “Noble Rot”). Early arriving botrytis in this year – 2017 – means this is a bright, refreshing style of dessert wine with green apple, white peach and lemon flavours. It’s rich and intense with superb racy acidity. This will age for another couple of years, best drunk from now until 2025.
Weingut Hanewald-Schwerdt Spatburgunder
£17.95
The family owned and operated estate Hanewald-Schwerdt was founded in 1955 in Leistadt. Today cousins, Thomas Hanewald & Stephan Schwerdt look after the family buisness which was established by their grandfather. The secret of their handcrafted wines is a unique limestone reef which dominates all the sites arround Leistadt. The vines are old and surrounded by a protected natural resort in the shade of the Haardt mountains.
A fantastic entry level Pinot Noir that shows off the pure varietal character of strawberry and cherry flavours. Some smokiness and spice from some time in new oak, which also adds complexity. A really good alternative to a red Burgundy!
Frey Pinot Blanc
£18.95
The Frey winery has been in the heart of the village of Ober-Flörsheim for four generations. This is the highest settlement in the south-west of Rheinhessen, where the family’s roots as winegrowers go back into the 18th century. Philipp and Christopher Frey, the youngest generation of the family, and their father Stefan are now in charge, tending 23 hectares of organic vines.
Delicious flavours of apricot, melon and pears with a creamy, soft and smoky finish.
Donnhoff Riesling QBA Dry
£19.95
The Donnhof Riesling QbA has a lime-fresh fruit nose and an excellent, rich honeyed flavour and is perfect for current drinking.
Rudolf Fürst Riesling Pur Mineral
£21.95
Fermented dry, these wines display elegance and pure minerality. Thus: pur mineral.
Dr Loosen Extra Dry Riesling Sekt
£22.95
A fresh and delightfully fruity Sekt from far western Germany. The Mosel valley’s steep, southfacing slopes create the perfect climate for Riesling, giving the vines ideal exposure to the sun, whilst the cool climate allows the grapes to ripen slowly and retain their natural acidity.
We are huge fans of this wine. Sparkling wine, called “Sekt” in German, has a long history in Germany. A fact that you can see in the many German family names among famous Champagne houses (think Bollinger, Krug and Mumm, for example). Drink something different!
Gunderloch A Piece of Me – Als Wars ein stuck von mir Riesling
£25.00
Fantastic balance, lovely mineral character and spice that will develop as it ages but drinking beautifully now.
Josten & Klein Schiefer Pinot Noir
£26.95
Josten & Klein is a new winery that offers high-quality white and red wines from the two Rhineland-Palatinate wine-growing regions of Ahr and Mittelrhein.
With around 560 hectares, the Ahr is one of the smallest wine-growing regions in Germany. But that doesn’t detract from its class. As the largest closed red wine growing area in Germany and at the same time as the northernmost area for red vines, it has developed into a wine region of great renown over the past two decades. This is a classic style of Pinot Noir. Ripe flavours of sweet and sour cherry and bramble fruit. Soft tannins and acidity keeps the finish fresh and long.
Dönnhoff Höllenpfad Riesling Trocken
£30.95
Wow! Dry and elegant wine with a very piquant mineral fruitiness and an excellent ageing potential.
Haart Ohligsberg GG Riesling Goldtropfchen
£34.95
Aromatic and fresh nose of white and yellow fruits, especially pineapple and lemons. The palate is a classic Middle-Mosel Riesling, rich, yet delicate and light.
Rudolf Fürst Centgrafenberg Spätburgunder Grosses Gewachs
£84.95
A pure and silky wine which could comfortably sit alongside some of the greats from Burgundy. Powerful, yet elegant.