Begin your wine journey here. Explore foundational concepts, laid out in a clear and progressive order, setting the stage for your wine exploration.
Embark on a discovery of Grüner Veltliner, Austria's most famous white grape variety. Known for its distinctive peppery note and mouthwatering acidity, Grüner Veltliner has carved out a niche for itself among wine enthusiasts who appreciate its unique character, food-friendliness, and excellent aging potential.
Welcome to the charming world of Albariño, a white grape variety that has quietly emerged as a star within the global wine scene. Native to the Galicia region of northwestern Spain, Albariño is celebrated for its high acidity, aromatic complexity, and distinctive salinity that makes it an enchanting companion to seafood dishes.
Delve deeper. This section offers a detailed exploration, building upon and enhancing the knowledge you’ve gained from the Foundation. Dive into the nuances and intricacies of the wine world.
Welcome to the world of Dornfelder, a relatively young yet rapidly growing red grape variety that has made a remarkable impression in the wine industry. Known for its depth of colour and rich fruitiness, Dornfelder is gaining recognition for producing expressive, enjoyable red wines, particularly in cooler climates where other red varieties may struggle.
Enter the bold world of Petite Sirah, a grape variety known for its power, depth, and rich, inky color. Despite its misleading name, there is nothing small or delicate about this grape, as it produces robust, full-bodied wines, packed with intense flavors and substantial tannins. Its affinity for warm climates and its bold character make Petite Sirah a favorite among red wine lovers.
Immerse yourself in the enticing world of Verdicchio, a white grape variety hailing from Italy that is cherished for its high acidity, complex flavour profiles, and aging potential. While often under the radar in the international wine scene, Verdicchio offers a unique and rewarding journey for the adventurous wine enthusiast.
Wine Sections
Wines To Look Out For
2021 Pouilly-Fuissé by Olivier Merlin, Burgundy


£359.40 – 12 bottles
2021 Provence Rosé by Château la Mascaronne


£75.42 – 6 bottles
1995 Château Latour, Pauillac, Bordeaux


£6,100.00 – 1 case
2017 Chateau Lafite Rothschild Premier Cru Classe


£3,310 – 3 bottles
2003 Hobbs of Barossa Ranges, Gregor Shiraz, Barossa Valley

