White wines

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  Chablis Vigne de La Reine 2015, A.C. Chablis

  £23.95 More info & buy This beautiful Chablis offers energy and verve through lively acidity, persistent mineral notes, and refreshing citrus notes. The nose starts off with buttery orchard fruit, green apple, lemon peel and wet stone then becomes slightly creamier after a few minutes in the glass. The finish rolls on towards the 40 second mark leaving traces of lemon peel with an explosion of classic mineral notes. Serve cool, but not cold.     Limited production, coupled with expert management from Chateau Maligny, enables this wonderful Chablis to possess marvellous concentration and typicity.
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  Rioja Vega Tempranillo Blanco 2015, D.O. Rioja

  £15.95 More info & buy Only 6,850 bottles of this limited edition wine were produced in 2015. This vintage has been fermented in French oak barrels which imparts a gorgeously toasty profile to the wine. On the nose, after a few minutes in the glass, you can expect to enjoy the aromas of roasted almonds, ripe peach, cashew, toast, and citrus infused vanilla. The palate, whilst possessing rich stone fruit and toasty spice, lends vibrant acidity which enables a sense of freshness. This wine is perfectly balanced, complex and almost too easy to drink.
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  Viognier, Pays d’Oc IGP

  £9.50 More info & buy This wine has a lovely nose of delicate white peach mingled with a defined floral character. The palate has rich stone fruit, alongside a subtle almond character whilst remaining clean and fresh. When young, this wine possesses a vibrant zesty floral character and becomes slightly more nutty and rounded with age. This particular range produces wines that are best consumed within a few years of vintage. All of the wines are matured in stainless steel which enables the retention of fresh juicy fruit without the presence of oak.
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  Touraine Sauvignon Blanc, A.C. Touraine

  £12.50 More info & buy This classically styled Touraine Sauvignon possesses pronounced aromas of freshly squeezed lemon, steely mineral notes and faint gooseberry. As you would expect with good quality Touraine, the palate is incredibly fresh with piercing acidity and impressive purity. Serve with goats cheese.
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  Torea Pinot Gris 2011, Marlborough, New Zealand

  £19.95 More info & buy The nose opens after a few minute in the glass to reveal a wonderful array of stone and citrus fruit with a streak of wet stone and yoghurt. This vintage possesses 14% abv, and 7g/l of residual sugar - so although dry, there's a richness and expansive feel to the palate. Torea Pinot Gris is certainly a little different, yet it displays wonderful wine making with bags of character. This wine is produced using fruit collected from the Brancott Valley region of Marlborough. This vintage is rested on its lees for almost a year and possesses the quality to warrant further cellaring, although it is drinking wonderfully at present.
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  Sauvignon Blanc, Pays d’Oc IGP

  £9.50 More info & buy This Sauvignon displays the classic style we all know and love. The nose is fresh and direct, with citrus fruits, fresh cut lime, grapefruit and green peppers. The palate possesses fresh acidity and crisp citrus fruits, alongside melon and lychees. The finish is crisp and lengthy. This refreshing Sauvignon deserves a chicken salad, and some sunshine.
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  Sancerre 2014, Domaine des Grande Pierrieres, A.C Sancerre

  £22.50 More info & buy This vintage offers a wonderful array of fresh citrus fruit; grapefruit and lemon, stony mineral notes and fresh cut herbs. The palate, whilst displaying the classic acidity and minerality of Sancerre, offers a rounded succulent mouth feel that adds to the character of this wine. Pair with shellfish for the ultimate summer lunchtime wine.
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  Rully 1er Cru ‘ Les Margotes’ 2014 Domaine Breliere

  £23.95 More info & buy This is stunning value, and everything you could wish for in rich creamy white Burgundy. The nose begins with a little cream and butter, then there's a hint of hazelnut which leads to ripe citrus and mineral notes. The palate is rich and fat with a nice nip acidity and perfectly balanced oak integration. White Burgundy can indeed cost the earth, but this example delivers true quality and affordability.
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  Rimapere 2016, Marlborough, New Zealand

  £21.95 More info & buy Rimapere 2016 delivers pronounced aromatics of ripe lemon, passion fruit, grapefruit, pine needles and steely minerality. The palate despite being vibrant and fresh, has a rich almost weighty texture. There is wonderful purity and complexity and a decent finish with crisp floral notes. Rimapere is a very defined Sauvignon with tremendous concentration - its a million miles from those dilute New Zealand Sauvignon's that flood the shelves of UK supermarkets. The weight and intensity of Rimpere is likely to dominate delicate seafood dishes, so be sure to pair with a dish that has a little more intensity of flavour.
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  Mouton Cadet Reserve Graves Blanc 2016, A.C Graves

  £17.95 £13.95 More info & buy This blend of semillon, sauvignon and muscadelle has a pale golden colour. The nose opens with notes of candied lemons and white peach. A round and fruity palate reveals subtle stony minerality which is typical of the appellation. This beautiful Graves blanc possesses a wonderful balance between rich citrus fruit, subtle oak integration and perfectly weighted acidity.
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  Meursault ‘Les Narvaux’ 2010, Domaine Jean-Marie Bouzereau, A.C Meursault

  £45.00 More info & buy This vintage, whilst displaying the classic opulence and texture of Meursault, boasts a prominent racy edge - not to dissimilar from a Grand Cru Chablis. There's a core of buttery orchard fruit, laced with stony mineral notes and a racy lime like finish. This wine, although drinking now holds all the necessary ingredients to warrant another decade in the bottle. The balance of creamy fruit and racy mineral notes is just fabulous. The texture and complexity this vintage possesses is incredible - decant for twenty minutes and serve with turbot in a beurre blanc.
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  Mapu Sauvignon Blanc 2014, Central Valley, Chile

  £12.00 More info & buy This vintage displays classic Sauvignon character; fresh citrus fruit and a richer more tropical note of pineapple. The palate is fresh and crisp, but rounded and softer than you might expect. The fruit is juicy and ripe with perfectly balanced acidity. This is a straightforward, reliable summer tipple.