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2011 Meres Pinot Noir, Kooyong
£5500
The vineyard name originates from the surrounding water bodies – the dams which flank the block on all sides.

Its greater exposure to the north, west and east limits the vigour of the vines, while the sandier soil reduces water stress compared to Ferrous and Haven. These factors combine to make the wine silken, perfumed and approachable when young, as well as having flavour concentration and ageing potential. This 2011 is full of life with red cherry, redcurrant, alluring rose petal and savoury notes dominating the nose and palate. The tannins have softened over the years but are fine and silky.

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2009 Haven Pinot Noir, Kooyong
£5500
Kooyong’s Haven Pinot Noir is a great Pinot Noir and exceptional with a few years of age

Almost indistinguishable from a Premier Cru Vosne Romanée, this gradually uncurls with swirling to reveal focused spicy, smokey, gamey aromas, permeate in the mouth with hints of anise and heather over succulent black cherry fruit. Well-structured, with richness and a warm, enveloping texture.

Planted exclusively to Pinot Noir, the Haven Vineyard is the most sheltered site, being bordered by trees on both the North and South, hence the vineyard name. The soil is loam over clay, with less sand than Meres and fewer sandstone pebbles than Ferrous.

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2019 Amarone DOCG Black Label ‘Punta 470’, Ca’Rugate
£5500

An intensely flavoured but elegant Amarone, with concentrated flavours of ripe blueberries, blackberries and cherries, enhanced by spicy oak. The palate is rich, full bodied and complex, with beautiful balance and a long, elegant finish.

Punta 470 takes its name from the altitude of Ca’Rugate’s six hectare estate vineyard in the hills around Montecchia di Crosara, where the grapes are grown at 470 metres above sea-level. This elevation allows the grapes to retain balancing acidity to the concentrated fruits and enables Ca’ Rugate to produce a wine which is elegant and food-friendly.

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2020 Rod and Spur Shiraz-Cabernet, Rockford
£5500

This incredible blend of Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon is a uniquely Australian blend that pays homage to the great Aussie wines of yesteryear. With plenty of sweet spice and brambly black fruit comes a concentrated blackcurrant and vanilla aroma, followed by a rich, full-bodied palate. The flavour is full of crunchy black fruit with soft tannins, refreshing acidity and subtle vanilla sweetness.

The name Rod & Spur acknowledges the contribution of Rockford’s growers who spend the cold Barossa winters hand-pruning their vines in the traditional rod and spur method. This wine is a return to the great Australian reds of the 1950s and 60’s, when Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon blends dominated the premium market. This very Australian wine is not common in any other region of the world.

Like all Rockford reds, the grapes for this wine go through an 1880s Bagshaw de-stemmer, are open fermented and then gently basket pressed. All components are aged separately in a combination of seasoned American and French oak hogsheads and large oak casks for two years. This allows the tannins to soften and colours and flavours to consolidate, before being bottled under the highest quality cork.

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2021 Estate Zinfandel, Chateau Montelena
£5500
Chateau Montelena is one of Napa Valley’s most iconic estates, famously catapulted to international acclaim after its Chardonnay triumphed at the 1976 Judgment of Paris. Located at the base of Mount Saint Helena in Calistoga, the estate benefits from a unique combination of volcanic soils, cool mountain air, and a long growing season, which together contribute to wines of remarkable depth and finesse.

The 2021 Estate Zinfandel from Chateau Montelena is a masterclass in balance, showcasing the winery’s signature restraint and the varietal’s expressive character. In the glass, the wine opens with an aromatic medley of ripe blackberries, raspberry compote, and wild plum, underscored by hints of cracked pepper, sweet tobacco, and baking spices. The palate is vibrant and layered, offering bursts of red currant and brambly fruit framed by silky tannins and a bright acidity that lends freshness and lift. Notes of cedar, cocoa, and earthy minerality emerge on the long, seamless finish, reflecting the complexity of Montelena’s Calistoga terroir.

This is top-tier Zinfandel.

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2023 The Chocolate Block, Boekenhoutskloof – MAGNUM
£5500
A Magnum of South Africa’s cult wine

The 2023 vintage of The Chocolate Block continues to build on its legacy as one of South Africa’s most iconic and sought-after red blends. Crafted predominantly from Syrah, with carefully selected additions of Grenache, Cinsault, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Viognier (blend proportions vary annually), this cult-status wine showcases Boekenhoutskloof’s mastery in balancing innovation and consistency. Only 4,043 barrels were produced, further enhancing its rarity and appeal.

In the glass, the wine opens with an intensely aromatic bouquet of blackberries, blueberries, and ripe bramble fruit, intertwined with black olive tapenade, crushed violets, and a dusting of white pepper and coriander seed. The palate is rich yet polished, delivering layers of dark berry fruit, red liquorice, and cherry compote, underscored by hints of cherry tobacco and exotic spice.

Despite its medium to full body, the wine remains elegant and focused, with vibrant acidity and silky tannins that glide across the palate. The finish is long, dry, and laced with a touch of savoury complexity, reflecting both the terroir and meticulous craftsmanship behind the blend.

A compelling, age-worthy red that drinks beautifully now but will reward cellaring over the next 5–8 years. Ideal with flame-grilled meats, game dishes, or rich Mediterranean fare.

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2019 Pommard, Benoit Sordet
£5500
Domaine Benoît Sordet is a historic, family-run estate located in Pommard, one of Burgundy’s most iconic Pinot Noir villages in the Côte de Beaune. With roots dating back to 1793, the domaine has been passed down through generations, and today it is guided by Benoît Sordet, who upholds the family’s deep commitment to traditional Burgundian craftsmanship. The estate’s vineyards include parcels in some of the region’s most sought-after terroirs, and its winemaking philosophy centres on expressing the purity and individuality of each site with minimal intervention and sustainable practices.

This 2019 Pommard is a true expression of this philosophy, refined, structured, and evocative of its origin. Sourced from old vines on clay-limestone soils, the wine was vinified traditionally and aged in French oak barrels to enhance its complexity while preserving varietal character.

In the glass, the nose is layered with classic aromas of wild cherry, redcurrant, and blackberry, mingling with subtle notes of earth, violet, and a whisper of spice. The palate is elegant yet firm, showcasing bright red fruit, fine tannins, and a mineral edge, hallmarks of the Pommard terroir. A touch of oak brings finesse and gentle structure, leading to a long, harmonious finish.

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2018 Norte Rioja, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza
£5595
Inky ruby with violet highlights, Norte is intense from the start with aromas of blackcurrant, blueberry, and wild herbs layered with graphite, spice, and a subtle floral lift. The palate is powerful yet precise, dense dark fruit wrapped in taut acidity and firm, sculpted tannins. There’s a cool, stony thread running through, carrying the wine to a long, mineral-driven finish that speaks of its mountain terroir.

For when: you want Rioja with altitude, attitude, and staying power.
Pairs with: ribeye steak, roast venison, or slow-cooked lamb shoulder.
If this wine were a landscape, it’d be a dramatic limestone ridge against a clear blue sky.

Pujanza’s Norte comes from a single 2.7-hectare vineyard planted at 720m – one of the highest in Rioja Alavesa – where Tempranillo grows on thin limestone soils under extreme conditions. It’s a wine of focus, depth, and striking individuality, showing why Pujanza has become a benchmark for modern Rioja.

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2012 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Poggio Sant’ Enrico, Carpineto
£5700

Bold and intense, this mature wine shows pronounced black fruit aromas, combined with hints of walnut, black pepper spice and vanilla. With great intensity of colour and flavour, the fine integrated tannins underpin the complex palate and lead to a long and powerful finish.

This wine is produced from 100% Sangiovese fruit from the 1.33 hectare Poggio di Sant’Enrico Piccolo vineyard and the 3.65 hectare Poggio Sant’Enrico Grande vineyards. These are single vineyards situated at between 300 and 350 metres in elevation on Carpineto’s Chianciano Estate in Montepulciano, with southern exposures on rolling hillsides. The Piccolo vineyard was planted in 1978 and the Grande vineyard was planted in 1995.

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Ten Minutes By Tractor
2022 Coolart Road Pinot Noir, Ten Minutes By Tractor
Original price was: £6850.Current price is: £5850. 15% saving
Coolart Road is a classic single-vineyard site made at Ten Minutes by Tractor.

Our Coolart Road vineyard was planted in 2000 and is situated in the lower, northern part of the Mornington Peninsula. It has a gentle north-easterly sloping aspect facing Western Port and Phillip Island.

Coolhart is picked earlier than the other Ten Minutes vineyards and is made with more whole bunches.

In the glass, the 2022 Coolart is packed full of spiced blood plum, violet and blackcurrant that weave their way through multiple layers of chalky and succulent tannins that control the palate. A delightful expression of a different Coolart Road, with F block taking the driver’s seat.

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2022 Judd Pinot Noir, Ten Minutes By Tractor
Original price was: £7400.Current price is: £5950. 20% saving
The iconic Ten Minutes by Tractor has numerous amazing vineyards on the Mornington Peninsula, and the Judd vineyard may be the best of them all. It is the oldest and steepest of all the TMT single vineyards.

In the glass, the 2022 Judd Pinot Noir has an alluring dark colour with fresh aromas of undergrowth, forest floor, bright cherry and blue fruits, together with leather, plum, cassis and spice. The palate is detailed, savoury and textural with bursts of cherry flavour on every sip. Welcome to Main Ridge and a cracking vintage of Judd Pinot Noir.

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Ten Minutes By Tractor
2022 McCutcheon Pinot Noir, Ten Minutes By Tractor
Original price was: £7295.Current price is: £5950. 18% saving
Ten Minutes by Tractor needs little introduction, nor does the man in charge, Martin Spedding. A gently-spoken man with a background in finance and IT, in 2002, he finally acknowledged the fact that his true passion lay in wine. Despite his origins in New South Wales, he simply couldn’t get enough of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and would travel down to Victoria to immerse himself in Australia’s heartland of these noble varieties. In 2003, he visited one of his favourite small wineries on Mornington Peninsula and was delighted to discover that it was for sale. Without a moment’s hesitation, he snapped it up, and so began Martin’s journey with Ten Minutes by Tractor.

The McCutcheon vineyard was purchased in 2006 from Vivian and Andrew McCutcheon, one of the founding families of Ten Minutes by Tractor. It is one of the highest parcels of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and revels in the morning sun on the gentle easterly slopes of this vineyard.

The 2022 McCutcheon Pinot Noir presents a luminous ruby hue, offering an aromatic tapestry of crushed dry leaves, woody spices, smoky oak, and forest floor nuances. These savoury elements are beautifully balanced by a sweet, strawberry exuberance, creating an irresistible and satiny profile. On the palate, the wine is both sweet and savoury, embodying the glory of Pinot Noir.

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2017 ‘Altazor’, Undurraga
£5995

An exceptional wine revealing expressive aromatic layers, balanced concentration and wonderful complexity. Deep red fruits and blackberries are underpinned by earthy nuances, subtle spice and mineral notes with a touch of tobacco. The structured palate shows depth of flavour and integrated tannins, through to an everlasting finish. Drinking Window 2022 – 2030

The grapes for this wine were carefully selected from small plots. The Cabernet Sauvignon comes from estate vineyards planted in the early 1990s, in Pirque and Los Morros, in Alto Maipo. The Pirque vineyard contains alluvial soils with medium composition with a high level of stone content, whereas Los Morros consists of soils of colluvial-alluvial origin. Both soil types have medium to low fertility, good depth of 1.5 to 2 metres and good drainage; ideal conditions to produce wines of character. The Carménère grapes come from an estate vineyard in the Colchagua Valley planted in the mid-1980s. The clay loam soil textures are dominant which is ideal for this variety as they retain soil moisture ensuring optimum and prolonged ripening. The Carignan grapes come from a rain-fed vineyard planted in 1958, in the Maule Valley. It contains soils with clay texture, high quartz content, subsoil of granitic origin and good drainage.

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2019 Prima Donna Pinot Noir, Pegasus Bay
£6000
Established in 1986 by the Donaldson family, Pegasus Bay is a pioneering estate in New Zealand’s Waipara Valley. The Prima Donna Pinot Noir represents the pinnacle of their winemaking, produced only in exceptional vintages. Sourced from the oldest ungrafted vines on the estate, planted on the free-draining Glasnevin Gravels, this wine reflects a unique terroir characterised by low fertility soils and a cool mesoclimate. Traditional Burgundian methods are employed, including natural fermentation with indigenous yeasts and maturation in French oak barriques (approximately 40% new) for 14 months. The result is a wine that embodies both power and finesse, showcasing the Donaldson family’s commitment to crafting wines of exceptional quality and character.

In the glass, the 2019 Prima Donna Pinot Noir offers a complex bouquet of spiced plum, red currant, and dark cherry, interwoven with savoury notes of earth, leather, cinnamon, mushroom, and crushed thyme. On the palate, a concentrated core of ripe fruit is complemented by fine-grained tannins, delivering a luxurious mouthfeel. Well-integrated acidity provides balance and poise, leading to a long and harmonious finish. This wine possesses both power and elegance, with the structure to evolve gracefully over the next 12-15 years.

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2016 Nuits-St-Georges 1er Cru Bousselots, Domaine Jean Chauvenet
£6100
Domaine Jean Chauvenet is a respected family-run estate located in the heart of Nuits-Saint-Georges, with a long-standing reputation for crafting traditional, terroir-expressive Pinot Noir. Since the 1990s, winemaker Christophe Drag, son-in-law of Jean Chauvenet, has brought a steady hand and a quiet evolution to the domaine, focusing on precise vineyard work, sustainable viticulture, and minimal intervention in the cellar. The estate farms around 9 hectares, including prime holdings in several Premier Cru sites, all vinified to showcase the unique personality of each parcel.

The 2016 Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru ‘Les Bousselots’ comes from a north-facing Premier Cru vineyard near the border with Vosne-Romanée, where clay-limestone soils and excellent drainage produce wines with both power and finesse. The 2016 vintage, marked by early challenges and a late, brilliant harvest, has yielded a wine of purity, elegance, and age-worthy structure.

In the glass, this wine offers an expressive nose of dark cherry, blackberry, and crushed violets, lifted by hints of graphite, spice, and forest floor. The palate is refined yet firm, with a dense core of ripe red and black fruits supported by fine-grained tannins and vibrant acidity. There’s a lovely mineral undertone throughout, and the finish is long, savoury, and texturally complete.

A true representation of Premier Cru Nuits-Saint-Georges, this wine balances structure and sophistication, with the capacity to age gracefully over 10-15 years. Ideal alongside roasted duck, mushroom dishes, or simply enjoyed as a pure expression of Burgundian craft.

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