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Festive Wines

Tis’ the season to be jolly!

Identifying the perfect gift or picking an ideal wine to pair with your rich celebratory dishes may be more challenging this year.

To take the hassle out of identifying a great wine to enjoy over the holiday season, or to help you find the perfect gift, we have curated a collection of our most delectable red, white, dessert and sparkling wines perfect for the Holiday Season.

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  • Coteaux Varois en Provence: Chateau La Calisse Rosé
    Coteaux Varois en Provence: Chateau La Calisse Rosé
    Very pale in colour, with a fragrant nose and silky taste. Full-bodied with strawberry flavours. Great match for salads.
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  • Sancerre: Kevin et Karine Lauverjat Moulin des Vrilleres
    Sancerre: Kevin et Karine Lauverjat Moulin des Vrilleres
    Always a fashionable winner if you like Sauvignon. This particular wine has the merit to always please irrespective of the vintage. That has been the case for the last 25 years. It has a dry and most appealing roundness, and such a lovely lingering after-taste. At its best with fish, shellfish and goat cheese. Best drunk within 5 years, but will keep longer and will change in character.
    £21.50
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  • Pinot Noir: Joseph Cattin
    Pinot Noir: Joseph Cattin
    A superb value Pinot Noir without losing the quality. This light red wine has a nose of red fruits, strawberry and cherry with a floral balance. A light, clean, smooth taste and very pleasant on the palate. Pairs best with light dishes.
    £14.75
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  • Touraine: Domaine Saint Roch Les Demoiselles
    Touraine: Domaine Saint Roch Les Demoiselles
    Dry with some roundness to finish with. Not much acidity. Nice texture - Pleasant lingering taste.
    £13.75
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  • Gigondas: Domaine Raspail-Ay
    Gigondas: Domaine Raspail-Ay
    Made from a majority of Grenache, this most impressive wine is powerful and truly mouth watering. Red fruit notes with a long palate and lingering mature tannins. An absolute must for Rhone wine experts, from a true flagship wine grower.
    £32.00
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  • Castes Liebart Selection
    Champagne: Casters Liebart Selection
    A blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Perfect balance between fruit and acidity. A champagne for all occasions and our most popular value for money wine over the last 30 years. A recommendation on its own.
    £32.00
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  • Chablis: Dampt Freres Vieilles Vignes
    Chablis: Dampt Freres Vieilles Vignes
    The nose is open and intense with aromas of yellow fruits (peach, mirabelle plum, pear), blackcurrant, violet or even anise and honeysuckle; the whole supported by a nice minerality. The mouth is supple and round. The acidity is expressed in the form of a beautiful expression of citrus fruits (lemon, grapefruit) associated with the limestone minerality.
    £22.00
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  • Minervois: Domaine Pierre Cros Le Barthas
    Minervois: Domaine Pierre Cros Le Barthas
    'Between the vineyard and the sea, between my mother and my father, between Syrah and Mourvèdre, not our grapes of anger but the grapes of love'. The sweetness and sensuality of Syrah and the precise mineral acidity of Mourvèdre gives this wine a beautiful aromatic complexity. The quality of the fine and mature tannins creates a delicate and exuberant bouquet at the same time.
    £17.60
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  • Pinot Noir: Joseph Cattin Steinbach
    Pinot Noir: Joseph Cattin Steinbach
    Intense nose of red fruits; blackcurrants, cherry and raspberry. Well-structured palate, with integrated tannins and a hint of spiciness. Produced in the far south of Alsace, in the village of Steinbach, historically renowned for its high quality Pinot Noir (formerly called Steinbacher Roda, meaning 'the Red from Steinbach'). With the right ripeness, this wine offers an excellent ageing potential.
    £25.75
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