Try our newest wine list where there is something for everyone complete with a taste guide. 

House wines Wine

Ropiteau L’Emage Chardonnay Vin de Pays d’Oc- France, Rich dry Chardonnay with lemon butter character 

£10.50 for the bottle or £2.65 by the glass (175mm) (2) 

Ropiteau L’Emarge Merlot Vin de Pays d’Oc- France, 

Subtle, spicy character with lots of plumy fruit. 

£10.50 for the bottle or £2.65 by the glass (175mm) (B) 

Roppiteau L’Emarge Shiraz Rose- France 

Dark pink colour. A glorious mouthful of raspberries, strawberries and cream. Fruity and crisp with a touch of vanilla. 

£10.50 for the bottle or £2.65 by the glass (175) (2) 

White Wines 

 Brian McGuigan Private Bin Chardonnay Australia. A soft, ripe Chardonnay with generous supple fruit flavours. 

£13.95 for the bottle  (2) 

Maven Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough – New Zealand 

A vibrant, lively wine, this Sauvignon balances the freshness of melon and lime with rich, ripe tropical fruit on the palate and a lingering finish. 

£17.95 for the bottle  (2) 

Trulli Pinot Grigio Lombardia – Italy 

Flowery young aroma with a hint of spice, Dry and crisp with good fruit. 

£12.95 for the bottle  (2) 

Cono Sur Riesling Bio Bio – Chile 

Elegant citrus and soft floral aromas with grapefruit and mineral hints with good acidity and body. 

£14.50 for the bottle  (2)  

Lindermans Bin 77 Semillon Chardonnay- Australia 

Fantastically easy-drinking blend of tropical fruit-filled Chardonnay and lemony citrus Semillon. 

£14.95 for the bottle  (2) 

Prinz Rupprecht Piesporter Michelsberg Mosel- Germany 

A clean, fresh, medium-dry wine with light grapey fruit flavours. 

£12.50 for the bottle  (2) 

Marques de Caceres Blanco Rioja Alta- Spain 

Very fresh bouquet, mineral notes, apples and pears with a lightly exotic touch. Full ofmfruit flavours on the palate and an outstanding freshness. 

£13.75 for the bottle  (2) 

Chablis Ropiteau Burgundy- France 

Ripe apples and brioche flavours, elegantly dry with delicate, mineral notes. 

£22.95 for the bottle  (2) 

 Red Wines 

Lamberts Bay Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz Australia 

Red berry fruit aromas and delightful soft flavours in an easy drinking style. 

£11.95 for the bottle  (B) 

Baron Saint Jean Merlot Cabernet Sauvigdon Bordeaux- France 

The wine  shows a hint of spice with oaky complexity from partial barrel maturation.  

£13.75 for the bottle  (C) 

Montebuena Joven Rioja Alavesa- Spain 

Intence garnet red with purple hints, fragrant nose with ripe berries and tomato leaf hints. 

£14.25 for the bottle  (B) 

Fleur du Cap Pinotage South Africa 

Intense ruby plum, Slightly sweet raspberry and mulberry with subtle wood spice. Ripe plum raspberry on the palate. 

£16.50 for the bottle  (D) 

Brian McGuigan Private Bin Shiraz Australia 

Full-flavoured and spicy with ripe fruit flavours. Soft and approachable. 

£13.95 for the bottle  (C) 

Hidden Falls Ruby Cabernet Merlot California 

Rich, juicy, bramble and soft plumy fruit supported by light tannins. 

£12.95 for the bottle  (B) 

Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir (Transitional) Colhagua- Chile 

Fresh red and wild fruits combined with cherries and light chocolate hints making this an intensely aromatic and voluptuous wine. 

£15.95 for the bottle  (B) 

Chateau du Barry Lussac St. Emilion- Bordeaux- France 

Soft, rich plumy nose with delicious ripe fruit on the palate. Light and flattering. 

£17.95 for the bottle  (B) 

Rose Wines 

Humbolde Coast rose California 

Bags of ripe, red fruits and a good touch of sweetness make for a good balance.  

£12.95 for the bottle  (4) 

Pinot Grigio Blush Sattori- Italy 

Elegant and crisp, with clean summer fruit flavours and just a hint of sweetness. 

£13.95 for the bottle  (3) 

Sparkling Wine and Champagne 

Oliver & Greg’s Cava Spain 

Sparkling, irresistible and fun. Light appley and refreshing with an exciting mouthful of bubbles. 

£14.95 for the bottle  (2) 

Lanson Black Lable 

A fine mousse of bubbles and a toasty, honeyed nose in perfect balance. 

£35.00 for the bottle  (1) 

Taste Guide 

Champagne, White and rose wines are designated numbers from 1 to 9, with 1 being the driest and 9 being the sweetest. 

Red wines are designated letters from A to E, with A being the lightest and softest and E being the deepest and fullest.