Sparkling

White

Rosé

Skin Contact

Red

Sherry

A determined group of wine-makers are creating some truly extraordinary and diverse wines from the mineral rich and mountainous soils of Mediterranean and Atlantic Islands. The combination of ancient vines and the freshness that comes from grapes farmed at high altitude is what makes these bottles so memorable.

Cantine Rallo, Andrea Vesco - Sicily

Lyrarakis, Myriam Ambuzer – Crete

Arianna Occhipinti - Vittoria, Sicily

Suertes del Marques, Jonatan Garcia – Tenerife, Canary Islands

Eduardo Acosta Torres – Sicily

Sous ls Végétal, Patrick Bouju & Jason Ligas - Samos, Greece

A lot of people steer clear of Riesling because they think it will be sweet. Yes, there are lots of fantastic examples of sweet Riesling. but when eating seafood we look to the drier styles. Precise, linear wines with bags of complexity.

Weingut Witmann, Philipp Wittmann - Rheinhessen, Germany

Domaine Léon Boesch, Gérard and Matthieu Boesch - Alsace, France

Peter Jakob Kühn - Rheingau, Germany

Weingut Keller, Klaus Keller - Rheinhessen, Germany

Peter Lauer, Florian Lauer - Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany

The unmistakable steely and mineral character of Chablis is what brings us back to this region again and again. The cooler climate allows for less fruit and more texture, making these wines the perfect accompaniment to any seafood.

Gérard Tremblay

Domaine De La Cadette - Vezelay

Patrick Piuze

Jean-Paul & Benoit Droin

Domaine Pattes Loup, Thomas Pico

Vincent Dauvissat

Not all wines fit in the ‘white’ or ‘red’ catagories. During the summer months especially we look to the rosé, skin contact and light red wines that are so thirst quenching and quaffable. Keep your mind open and expect some funk, some sediment, and a lot of enjoyment.

Ameztoi, Ignacio Ameztoi - Basque Country, Spain

Denavolo, Giulio Armani - Emilia-Riomagna, Italy

Meinklang, Werner, Hannes & Lukas Michlits - Burgenland, Austria

Claus Preisinger - Burgenland, Austria

Jean Maupertuis - Auvergne, France

Clos Cibonne, Olivier Deforge - Provence, France

Domaine Tempier - Provence, France

Ireland might not be the first country that springs to mind when we talk about wine, but Irish emigrants have been making excellent wine accross the world for centuries. Here we showcase the current generation of Irish winemakers plying their trade outside the island of Ireland.

Killian Horan - Rhone Valley, France

Simon Tyrrell, Gerard Maguire & Charles Derain - Rhone Valley, France

Deirdre O’Brien, Maurizio Caffer - Piedmont, Italy

Liam & Sinead Cabot - Styria, Slovenia

Róisín Curley - Burgundy, France

Dermot Sugrue - South Downs, England

Often the old ways are the best, but not always. We love finding producers who are reinventing the way we look at certain wines while maintaining sometimes centuries old traditions, or reviving wines or regions that have been forgotten while innovating and leaving their own legacy. Make way for the new wave.

Quinta Milú, Germán Blanco, Riubera del Duero, Spain

Celler del Roure - Valencia, Spain

Albamar, Xurxo Alba Padin - Rías Baixas, Spain

Rafael Palacios – Valdeorras, Spain

Domaine Bailly-Reverdy, Frank Bailly - Sancerre, France

Mee Godard - Beaujolais, France

Roka, Liam and Sinead Cabot - Štajerska, Slovenia

Jean Foillard - Beaujolais, France

Yann Bertrand - Beaujolais, France

Rosanna Sandri - Barbaresco, Italy

R. López de Heredia Viña Tondonia, María José López de Heredia - Rioja, Spain

Anders Frederick Steen - Ardèche, France

Domaine Des Roches Neuves, Thierry Germain - Samur Champigny, France

Stephane Bernaudeau - Martigne Briand, France

Domaine Jamet - Côte-Rôtie, France

There are very few regions that are as synonymous with the natural wine movement as Jura and Savoie. Often compared to nearby Burgundy, both areas are known for their eclectic wines as well as wine makers, due to the varying terroir and strong local identity. Pioneering methods, small plots, extreme altitudes and unusual grape varieties make these some of the most exciting wines available today.

Domaine Lupin, Bruno Lupin - Savoie

Domaine des Ardoisières, Brice Ormont - Savoie

Fruitière Vinicole de Pupillin - Arbois-Pupillin

Ça Boit Libre, Damien Bastian Goddard - Savoie

Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot - Arbois, Jura

Jean-Francois Ganevat - Rotalier, Jura

Maison Bonnard et Fils - Bugey

Les Bottes Rouges, Jean-Baptiste Ménigoz & Florien Kleine - Arbois, Jura

Synonymous with elegance and finesse, if you’re looking for that extra special bottle, there’s nothing quite like ‘white burg’. Citrus and stone fruit, bracing minerality, buttery richness; all are hallmarks of the region. Along with the unbiqutous Chardonnay, Aligoté is gaining in reputation once again, and in the hands of the right wine maker can make wines with just as much character and enjoyment.

Karl Milan - Chassey-le-Camp

Sylvain Pataille - Marsannay

Maison Amboise, Bertrand Amboise - Premeaux-Prissey

Domaine Jean-Claude Regnaudot, Didier Regnaudot - Dézize-les-Maranges

Marc Soyard - Dijon

Fiona Leroy - Maranges

Domaine Cassiopée, Hugo Mathurin & Talloulah Dubourg - Sampigny-lès-Maranges

Chanterêves, Tomoko Kuriyama & Guillaume Bott - Savigny-lès-Beaune

Domaine Pierre Damoy - Côte d'Or

Claire Naudin - Magny-les-Villers

Jérémy Recchione - Gevrey Chambertin

Domaine Rougeot, Pierre-Henri Rougeot - Meursault

Maison Gautheron D’Anost, Bastien Gautheron - Meursault

Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey - Chassagne-Montrachet

Les Horées, Catharina Sadde - Beaune

Domaine de la Pousse d’Or, Patrick Landanger - Volnay

Domaine Roulot, Guy Roulot - Meursault

Étienne Sauzet, Émilie & Benoît Riffault - Puligny Montrachet

Prieuré-Roch, Yannick Champ - Premeaux-Prissey

Terroir focused, small production, artisanal winemaking. Grower Champagne is something to be celebrated, not just for celebration. Here we have a small selection of diverse bottles that show the differing terroir and approaches to wine making across the region.

Étienne Calsac - Avize

Mouzon Leroux - Verzy

Gaspard Brochet, Montagne De Reims

Paul Gosset - Ay

Charles Dufour (Francoise Martinot) - Landreville

Champagne Georges Remy - Bouzy

Roses de Jeanne, Cedric Bouchard - Celles-Sur-Ource

Ulysse Collin, Olivier Collin - Congy