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Garganega, Alpha Zeta, Italy, 2005
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£10.00 |
| Our House White Little green apples from northern Italy! The Alpha Zeta (Italian for A-Z) is full of fruit and has a fresh, crisp edge to it. A highly adaptable wine, it will match veg, fish or fowl and is also great by itself to share with friends at the start of a meal…or any time! |
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Chenin Blanc, The Veldt Range, South Africa 2006
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£12.00 |
| Pouring a glass of this lovely Chenin Blanc releases aromas of melon, lychees and other tropical fruits: very enticing. It’s soft and drinkable, yet with a dash of acidity for balance. Particularly good with the slightly sweet flavours of shellfish, we think. |
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Chardonnay, Persimmon, France, 2003 |
£13.00 |
| From sunny southern France comes a lovely unoaked Chardonnay: this modern style means the fruit isn’t smothered in oaky aromas, it shines through fresh and delicious. Good with roast chicken as well as many light-to-medium flavoured dishes. |
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Sauvignon Blanc, Omrah, Australia, 2004 |
£16.00 |
| Close your eyes, take a deep breath…wow! This is a real stunner from one of Western Australia’s oldest, most respected wineries. Full of tropical fruit aromas, it’s great with seafood, goat’s cheese and other vegetarian dishes, or by itself. |
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| Red Wine |
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Corvina, Alpha Zeta, Italy, 2004
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£10.00 |
| Our House Red The A-Z Corvina takes a new world approach to a classic old world grape (Corvina is behind many great north-Italian wines such as Valpolicella and Amarone.) It’s a real easy drinker, being full of juicy fruit flavours, but there are hidden depths too. A good match to many dishes, fruity enough to drink by itself. |
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