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Festive Splendour Case
£164.85£150.00 More info & buy Start the day in style with a glass of Brut NV Champagne from Domaine Barons de Rothschild. This rich and beautifully balanced Champagne offers a creamy mouthfeel with a long nutty finish. The vast majority of the fruit comes from Grand Cru parcels and that's clearly evident in the quality. After a glass of Champagne, Baronne Charlotte, a dry white Graves seems like the obvious choice. This classical blend of Semillion and Sauvignon Blanc delivers minerality and layers of citrus peel and toast. Staying in Bordeaux, the next wine that naturally follows Baronne Charlotte would be Reserve Pauillac 2014 - this elegant blend of Merlot and Cabernet shows off an enticing yet relaxed nose of earthy spice and black fruit. From this point onward the intensity steps up a little; Los Vascos Grande Reserve brings together perfectly ripe fruit, layers of spice, cocoa and smoke. The penultimate wine can be lovingly referred to as 'a bit of a beast' - it's full bodied, intense, very powerful yet soft and rounded. There's nowhere to go after a wine of such magnitude, apart from Port or maybe brandy. with that in mind, you'll be thankful we've included a bottle of Fonseca crusted Port. This wine requires gentle decanting, but patience will be rewarded. After an hour in the decanter this port boasts notes of cocoa, dried prune, fruitcake, blackberry and sweet spice. for further details please see the links below Rothschild Champagne Brut NV, Reims, Champagne Fonseca Crusted Port, bottled in 2008, Oporto Portugal Pauillac Special Reserve 2014, A.C. Pauillac Gran Malbec 2011, Flechas de Los Andes, Argentina Los Vascos Grande Reserve 2013, Colchagua, Chile Baronne Charlotte 2016, AC Graves -
Housekeeper’s Damson Gin
£28.95 More info & buy Intense and slightly tart, the flavour starts sweetly and finishes like old fashioned cherry drop sweets. Just as you begin to think this gin is simply sweet a wonderful freshness cuts in and cleans the palate ready for another sip. Only 300 bottles of this Damson Gin are produced annually. This fantastic tipple is as wonderful as it is versatile; serve neat for the ultimate winter warmer, top up with Champagne to make a 'Damn Shame' or alternatively serve neat and cold with summer pudding. -
Housekeeper’s Rhubarb Gin
£28.95 More info & buy This delicious Rhubarb Gin starts fairly sweet with a voluptuous palate then in cuts a warming wave of alcohol which tapers the sweetness, leading to a rich intense finish. This versatile Gin can be served neat and cold. Although we feel it is best served with ginger beer; pour a double measure over ice, top up with ginger beer and add a squeeze of lime for the ultimate summer drink. Alternatively you can top up a single measure with prosecco.
