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Jammy Monkey Shiraz

£8.95
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The Shiraz for Jammy Monkey is harvested in the cool of night from ancient soils in Victoria. In the winery a gentle fermentation is followed by a short barrel ageing before bottling.  

The wine is smooth with wonderful plum and mulberry character with trademark Shiraz hints of sweet spice. Enjoy with BBQ’d food or as an all round crowd pleaser.

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Samurai Shiraz Free Run Juice

£12.50
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Free Run Juice are a cooperative in Australia who source fruit from regions known for their quality, the focus is on minimal intervention and organic farming methods.  

The grapes for the Samurai Shiraz are picked earlier in the season to retain a freshness assisted by a lack oak.  Full of red and black fruit, easy drinking, low sulphur wine that is screaming for Pizza!

 

 

 

 

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Roger Sabon Le Sabounet

£12.50
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Great Rhone Valley wine from a fantastic Chateauneuf-du-Pape producer.

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The Opportunist Shiraz

£13.50
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Wild & Wilder were founded by Master of Wine duo Fergal Tynan and Giles Cooke, with Giles also being the winemaker. Both men have worked extensively around the world learning their craft including time in Europe, North and South America before settling in Southern Australia. The duo work with several growers across various regions to hand craft outstandingly good wines at their Adelade Hills winery that are seriously well made, bags of fun and extremely drinkable.

An aromatic bouquet of ripe fruits, cherries and blackcurrants, with notes of freshly ground coffee, dark chocolate, peppermint, liquorice and subtle pepper. The wine has also been matured for 8 months in oak for added texture and complexity. Aussie winemaking at it’s big, bold best.

Pair with barbequed foods (obviously!) cured meats and cheeses or pan fried prawns in garlic butter and fresh chilli. 

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Corryton Burge Shiraz

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Rich fruit forward characters of raspberry and plums tantalise the palate. There is a soft toasty oak influence that enhances the vanilla and spice. Subtle tannins leave the palate quite moreish and a delight to keep coming back to.

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Badenhorst Secateurs Red Blend

£15.50
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Badenhurst Family wines are grown, made and matured in the Swartland appellation of South Africa making natural wines on their 60 hectare estate. One of the first wines we stocked when we first opened, and still just as good. Amazing quality for the price, matured in concrete vats; this has perfumed and peppery aromas, supple and smooth on the palate with enough grip and freshness to finish dry and refreshing. If you like spicy French Southern Rhone wines then give this a whirl.

Pairs well with roast lamb, venison and mushroom stroganoff. 

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A A Badenhorst Kalmoesfontein Red

£32.95
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Badenhurst Family wines are grown, made and matured in the Swartland appellation of South Africa making natural wines on their 60 hectare estate. One of the first wines we stocked when we first opened, and still just as good. Amazing quality for the price, matured in concrete vats; A luminous and lifted red blend that is predominantly Shiraz, with Grenache, Tinta Barocca and some Cinsault from mostly old bushvines growing in the decomposed granite soils of the Paardeberg mountain. Very youthful, with a kaleidoscope of aromas – cherries, blackberries and redcurrant coulis, and multilayered floral aromas-roses, lavender, pink peppercorns and violets.

Pairs with roasted red meats or charcuterie.

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Blank Bottle Little William

£37.95
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Another great wine from Blank Bottle Winery with another great story behind it.  This is made from ungrafted shiraz grapes from a quite unusual part of the Western Cape.  Very high altitude vines, Pieter himself, claims this shiraz is more elegant and fine, more like Pinot Noir which is why he’s bottled it in this tall, slim bottle.  From a tiny vineyard, only 600 bottles of this vintage were produced.  The name and label comes from a time when he was driving back from the vineyard, on the phone to his wife and just around a blind corner, he spots something in the middle of the road.  Slamming on the brakes, he finds it is a little boy in just a white nappy stood on the white line on the road.  He ends up walking over a bridge with this little boy to a farmhouse where a woman comes out screaming ‘William’, mother and son reunited, good deed done!  A few years later, he’s in hospital with his son and somehow gets chatting to a woman who ends up being the sister in law to the mother of ‘Little William’. 

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