04/09/2026
New now open for you to enjoy 🍾There’s a choice of 10 altogether on our wine list 📣 Thanks to wine author, Sunny Hodge, we have these intriguing wines freshly added ⬇️ L to R
🍾 Czechia - Vinne Sklepy Kutná: Monk Dominic, 12%, grapes - Saint Laurent, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris. A family run winery, Vinne Sklepy allows things to happen naturally. The wines ferment spontaneously. Light, vibrant and red fruit driven.
🍾 China - Xige Estates: Jade Dove Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot, 14%. Xige Estate was founded in 2017, a world-leading and large scale producer of organic practice wines at Helan Mountain’s east foothill wine region of Ningxia. Full bodied red, with rich dark fruit, silky tannins.
🍾 China - Xige Estates: Jade Dove Italian Riesling Ugni Blanc,13.5%. Tropical fruits, lively and bright white.
🍾 Armenia - Noah of Areni: B Leaf Rose Areni, 13%. Grapes - Areni Noir. The discovery of the Areni-1 cave complex has had a huge impact on the perception of Armenian wine making history, dating the earliest archaeological evidence of wine making back to 4100BC. Noah of Areni Winery blends Armenia’s ancient wine making traditions with modern practices, with a focus on indigenous cultivars. Dry rose, light red berries.
🍾 Greece - Domaine Glinavos: Paleokerisio, 10.5%. The winery that was set up by Lefteris Glivanos who has a focus on the native varieties of Debina (white), and Vlachiko (red) and Mpekari (red). The creation of “Paleokerisio” (translated to ‘Old Times’) wine is
the most prominent example of the revival of a traditional wine - the famous semi-sparkling wine produced in Ioannina since 1600AC. The wine is designated PGI Ionnina, and thus comes from a mountainous region in north-west Greece. 97% Debina and 3% Vlachiko grapes. Semi-sweet-sparkling-orange, hints of orange dryness. Look at the colour in the glass 😍