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We welcomed a very special guest last week. We’ve stocked Elisabetta Dalzocchio’s wine for many years, but this is the f...
21/06/2025

We welcomed a very special guest last week. We’ve stocked Elisabetta Dalzocchio’s wine for many years, but this is the first time she’s visited our store, and what a wonderful visit it was! As Elisabetta only makes one cuvee, a delicious Pinot Nero (Pinot Noir) from her tiny 2.7ha estate in Trentino, we decided to host a small tasting celebrating the heartbreak grape, with a red Burgundy and a Pinot from Willamette Valley alongside hers, to showcase its different expressions. And, while Pinot Noir isn’t a grapy typically grown in northern Italy, it more than stood up to its peers.

If you missed out last week, we have some Dalzocchio on our shelves for you to try!

Father’s Day Treats: If you’re celebrating with your dad tomorrow, or just want to treat a special man in your life, we ...
14/06/2025

Father’s Day Treats:

If you’re celebrating with your dad tomorrow, or just want to treat a special man in your life, we can guarantee we’ll find something for him to drink with it! Have a scroll for inspiration, and DM us if you have any questions

As long-time Sherry fans, we’ve been incredibly excited by a new generation of dry whites and orange wines influenced by...
23/05/2025

As long-time Sherry fans, we’ve been incredibly excited by a new generation of dry whites and orange wines influenced by flor (the wild, ambient yeasts which grows on the maturing wine and gives Sherry its unmistakable flavour) from the Sherry triangle and beyond for quite some time now. Here are a few of our favourites:

1.Barbadillo Toto Espumoso de Albariza Brut 2022: This spends time ageing on dead yeast cells, providing the wine with rich biscuit and dough aromas. A perfect apéritif, served with the olives and almonds that grow alongside these vines in the south of Spain.

2. Alvear 3 Miradas Vino de Pueblo 2021, Montilla-Moriles: Nowhere is tapas culture more pertinent than in Andalusia. So much so, tapas are often provided complimentary with each drink order! This wine would be perfect Albóndigas en salsa de Almendras, or the local speciality of meatballs in an almond sauce.

3. Roc des Anges Alqumia Vin de Voile blanc NV, Côtes de Roussillon: The winemakers at Roc des Anges discovered a barrel from their 2017 harvest under a layer of flor and the result is outstanding. This would be even more harmonious when paired with barbecued fish doused in butter and Mediterranean herbs.

4. Diatomists Manzanilla, Sanlucar de Barrameda: Diatomist are on the front line of the Sherry revolution, where winemakers here are reshaping perceptions through reinventions of the classics, as well as innovations. This is no exception.

Today’s  , so we thought we’d show off one of our favourites from .wines, which is a million miles away from the norther...
17/05/2025

Today’s , so we thought we’d show off one of our favourites from .wines, which is a million miles away from the northern Italian whites that have adorned the shelves and pubs over the years. Hailing from Slovenia, this Sivi Pinot (AKA Pinot Gris) is fermented in old oak vats with its skins for 2 months, before being transferred to large oak barrels for a further 22 months. This gives it a somewhat crazy, but no-less appealing red hue, not a million miles away from the colour of the sumac that you get on the nose. The texture is grippy and waxy, and the taste full of concentrated peaches and almonds. It’s as delicious as it is intriguing. Give it a go!

Reds usually take centre stage when it comes to Spanish wines, but we’ve got quite a few whites on our shelves at the mo...
09/04/2025

Reds usually take centre stage when it comes to Spanish wines, but we’ve got quite a few whites on our shelves at the moment, so we thought we’d show off a few. Make sure you ask about them next time you stop by!

1. Hiruzta Hondarrabi Zuri Getariako Txakolina Basque Country - flinty, with green apple and white pepper
2. Ribeira De Fefiñans Volátil Vino Blanco 2018, Galicia - rich yet refreshing, with ripe pears
3. Bodegas Tamerán Malvasia Volcanica 2022, Gran Canaria - smoky, textured, rich citrus fruits
4. Diatomists Palomino Fino Sotovelo Balbaina 2022, Jerez - almonds, toasted bread, apple
5. 4 Monos Albillo Real Cadalso De Los Vidrios Sierra de Gredos - muscular, nectarine, acacia honey

(We’ve also got a couple of tickets left to our Iberian wines tasting at Tufnell Park tomorrow, if you’d like to discover some yourself. Link in bio)

Alex had friends round at the weekend and, like any good host, provided snacks and an accompanying suitable aperitif. Ty...
17/03/2025

Alex had friends round at the weekend and, like any good host, provided snacks and an accompanying suitable aperitif. Typical of the classic Penedès blend of sparkling wine, this bottle of Terra de Marca 2017 has taut acidity, a lick of saline, and rich nutty flavours. The perfect pairing is surely Catalan almonds to provide the perfect kickstarter for any good evening with friends.

Over the past few weeks we’ve been playing host to some of our favourite vignerons, who have flown over from France and ...
14/03/2025

Over the past few weeks we’ve been playing host to some of our favourite vignerons, who have flown over from France and Portugal to pour their wines for many of you to enjoy.

It’s been a ton of fun and we never tire of seeing our customers discover the bottles on our shelves, so we’ll be doing the same this Saturday, with handcrafted cocktails on offer in Greenwich.

After mixing cocktails at some of London’s top restaurants for 20 years, Xhulio Sina created Bottle in 2017 alongside his wife, Natalie John. We became instant fans when we discovered their cocktails a year later and we’ve had a selection on our shelves ever since.

Xhulio will be with us in Greenwich from 1pm tomorrow, shaking and stirring some of his creations. Let us know if you stop by!

If you’re on a quest to consume all things rich and decadent before lent, nothing will pair with your pancakes like a fi...
03/03/2025

If you’re on a quest to consume all things rich and decadent before lent, nothing will pair with your pancakes like a fine cider. From dry to sweet, there’s a cider for all your pancake needs, whether they’re drowned in syrup or topped with butter and bacon. A touch of a sparkling cider also won’t go amiss splashed into the batter itself, adding depth of flavour as well as a light and fluffy texture: the perfect excuse to open a bottle or two! Here are a couple of our favourites:

Bordelet Poire Authentique, Normandy
For a marriage with the classic lemon and sugar topped pancake, this biodynamic off-dry perry, with a soft light texture and delicate pear fruit at the forefront and lightly sweet on the finish, will truly elevate your pancake experience.

Little Pomona Kingston Black, Herefordshire
For the more savoury pancake lovers, with toppings ranging from bacon to blue cheese, this is the way to go. Little Pomona’s Kingston Black apples are bitter-sweet and give an amazing structure to this Pet Nat-style sparkling cider. It’s elegant on the nose and velvety light on the palate, with slight residual sugar balancing a natural tartness. Perfectly food friendly and in 750ml, great for sharing.

While we appreciate a savoury delight as much as the next person, it is sweet decadence we truly crave. The sweet wines from Tokaji have a cult following for a reason but they can come with eye-watering costs. However, the Bodvin Sweet Cuvée from Orosz Gabor is one of the best-value examples of its kind.

The Furmint grapes are left on the vine to shrivel, concentrating their sugars and flavours before the winemaking process begins. The result is a luscious dessert wine of lemon balm and tarte tatin, all balanced by Furmint’s signature racing acidity. So, treat yourself even more and pair your pancakes with this sweet cuvée.

Our weekly tastings for March are selling like hotcakes, but there are still a few left to be snapped up. Whether you’re...
22/02/2025

Our weekly tastings for March are selling like hotcakes, but there are still a few left to be snapped up. Whether you’re looking for a new Australian favourite or wish to take a vinous journey through the Celtic nations, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at the link in our bio to find out more.

Address

124 Junction Road
London
N195LB

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 9pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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