Red

• Michel Servin Rouge – France
  £3.95/£5.50/£15.95
  A blend of soft and jammy raspberry fruit and firm blackberry flavours with robust tannin
• Two Ridge Trail Merlot – Australia
  £4.20/£5.90/£16.95
  An inviting nose of plum, earth and eucalyptus leads into a palate of blackberry and raspberry
• Flor Del Fuego Cabernet Sauvignon – Chile
  £4.20/£5.90/£16.95
  Fruity flavours of plum and blackcurrant with a cassis-like concentration. Easy-going tannins provide a ripe and smooth palate.
• Torre Aldea Rioja – Spain
  £4.40/£6.10/£17.95
  A deep bright red cherry colour with persistent aromas of ripe fruit and berries. Long and lingering with great harmony and a wonderful aftertaste.
• St Desir Pinot Noir – France
  £18.95
  Violets and sweet red berries on the nose, the palate is rich, velvety and full with subtle oak.
• Calima Grenache – Spain
  £19.50
  Fresh and ripe in feel, this wine has the Spanish Garnacha’s typically bright, lightly confected berry fruit surrounded by moderate, supple yet involvingly chewy tannins. Great with hearty red meat dishes.
• Pavillon Trois Arches Merlot – South of France
  £19.95
  Deep ruby red in colour with aromas of berries and sweet spice. The palate is smooth and rich with a depth of flavour that continues in the mouth.
• Capilla de Barro Malbec – Argentina
  £21.00
  Intense nose of plum and bramble, fulsome on the palate with a swathe of ripe, fresh black fruit.
• Passimento, Pasqua – Italy
  £23.95
  The name of this wine is derived from ‘appassimento’, the traditional Valpolicella method of partially drying grapes before fermentation. Full of concentrated black and red cherry flavour, and hints of leather and spice.
• San Millan Rioja, Reserva – Spain
  £24.50
  Developed aromas such as truffle and vanilla with a hint of clove. An intense palate with a strong finish.
• Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot – South Africa
  £26.00
  Ripe berries and plums are enhanced by silky chocolate and coffee and a complex spicy finish.
• Ch Caronne St Gemme – Bordeaux
  £31.50
  A perfumed edge and a palate with nuances of smoke, black pepper and subtle oak.
• Châteauneuf-du-Pape ‘Cuvée des Antiques’ – Rhone Valley
  £33.50
  This wine has been aged in the famous cellars of Ogier Caves des Papes. A complex nose of spices and hints of pear accompanied by a smooth and lingering finish. Enjoy this with rich, rustic flavoured dishes, especially meat and game.
• Amarone Classico ‘Vigneti di Roccolo’, Cantina Negrar – Italy
  £38.50
  Brooding, deep, intense aromas of Christmas cake, chocolate, cinnamon, sweet fruits and spice. The concentrated palate offers a thick texture and soft velvety tannins with very rich fruit characteristics.