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- Origin
- Germany
- Pfalz
Citrus flavours, predominately lemon, on the nose and plenty of stone fruit on the palate. The two combine wonderfully for a full flavour that has a s... Read More- Origin
- Germany
- Pfalz
Citrus flavours, predominately lemon, on the nose and plenty of stone fruit on the palate. The two combine wonderfully for a full flavour that has a s... Read More -
- Origin
- Italy
- Central
- Tuscany
Light and very approachable, this is an easy-drinker suitable for most occasions. Lovely fresh cherry fruit content is presented with medium to light ... Read More- Origin
- Italy
- Central
- Tuscany
Light and very approachable, this is an easy-drinker suitable for most occasions. Lovely fresh cherry fruit content is presented with medium to light ... Read More -
- Origin
- Italy
- Piedmont
A gently spiced nose with hints of green apple evolves into a crisp and elegant palate with a mineral, even nutty, character and notes of lime marmala... Read More- Origin
- Italy
- Piedmont
A gently spiced nose with hints of green apple evolves into a crisp and elegant palate with a mineral, even nutty, character and notes of lime marmala... Read More -
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- France
- Gascony
Classic white wine from Gascony. Crisp fruit flavours that are both citrussy and tropical. Combines an intense flavour with fantastic drinkability, gr... Read More- Origin
- France
- Gascony
Classic white wine from Gascony. Crisp fruit flavours that are both citrussy and tropical. Combines an intense flavour with fantastic drinkability, gr... Read More -
- Origin
- Italy
- Piedmont
The unique microclimate of deep valleys and proximity to the sea give rise to the prefect conditions to create these stunning wines. Gavi is made from... Read More- Origin
- Italy
- Piedmont
The unique microclimate of deep valleys and proximity to the sea give rise to the prefect conditions to create these stunning wines. Gavi is made from... Read More
The theme is ‘A Taste of the ‘Old World’’ and we’ve chosen some great European wines to illustrate these classic styles. The term ‘Old World’ is in itself one that fires up controversy (as is discussed on pages 7 and 8), so hopefully there are lots of interesting talking points as well as some delicious wines to try. Just because we call them ‘traditional’ does not mean that they are not exciting and I think you will find some of the inclusions new to you, even if they are from the ’Old World’.
A word of warning to anyone that is planning on attending one of our tastings this year, they are selling out fast. February’s sold out before Christmas and the others are not far behind so make sure you don’t leave it to the last minute before buying tickets. The free Saturday shop tastings will continue as well so there will always be some wine to try if you’re in town on a Saturday. Just come down to the shop and Chris or Don will be only too happy to oblige. The chance to try some interesting liqueurs will also continue, so once again, please just pop in and ask.