The Wolseley Medoc 2004 is from Château Loudenne, a Cru Bourgeois Supérieur. This classic-with-a modern-twist middle weight red offers herbal spice and blackcurrant fruit on the nose. It’s an easy drinking style with enough freshness and grip to make it a fine partner for roast lamb or slow-cooked wintery stews. 750ml, alcohol 13.5% volume.
The Wolseley ‘Petit Chablis’ is from the classic 2007 vintage and traditional in style with pure, crisp, ripe, minerally fruit. Subtle fruity nose; crisp yet round on the palate, understated with a pleasingly firm backbone of acidity. Great with oysters or grilled Dover sole. 750ml, alcohol 12.5% volume.
The Wolseley Medoc 2004 is from Château Loudenne, a Cru Bourgeois Supérieur. This classic-with-a modern-twist middle weight red offers herbal spice and blackcurrant fruit on the nose. It’s an easy drinking style with enough freshness and grip to make it a fine partner for roast lamb or slow-cooked wintery stews. 750ml, alcohol 13.5% volume. The Wolseley ‘Petit Chablis’ is from the classic 2007 vintage and traditional in style with pure, crisp, ripe, minerally fruit. Subtle fruity nose; crisp yet round on the palate, understated with a pleasingly firm backbone of acidity. Great with oysters or grilled Dover sole. 750ml, alcohol 12.5% volume.
Delamotte is one of the oldest Champagne Houses, founded in 1760 and based in the village of Le Mesnil sur Oger, South of Reims. This Blanc de Blancs non vintage champagne is made exclusively from Chardonnay grapes grown on Grand Cru sites in the Côte des Blancs. Appealing, subtle, toasty on the nose, with nuances of stone fruit and citrus. Crisp yet creamy-textured in the mouth with excellent balance between richness and freshness. Light enough to make a refreshing aperitif yet rich enough to pair with shellfish. 750ml, alcohol 12%