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- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Jean-Marc Brocard is one of the leading Chablis producers. This is a classic wine displaying the character of a true Chablis. Hints of lemon and white... Read More- Origin
- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Jean-Marc Brocard is one of the leading Chablis producers. This is a classic wine displaying the character of a true Chablis. Hints of lemon and white... Read More -
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- Chile
- Central Valley
A light body disguises lovely cherry flavour in the mouth. American oak aging gives a subtle, underlying vanilla influence and depth of flavour. Great... Read More- Origin
- Chile
- Central Valley
A light body disguises lovely cherry flavour in the mouth. American oak aging gives a subtle, underlying vanilla influence and depth of flavour. Great... Read More -
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- New Zealand
- South Island
- Hawkes Bay
An outgoing, aromatic and refreshing wine, packed with gooseberry fruit. What sets this apart is a herbaceous character not common for New Zealand Sau... Read More- Origin
- New Zealand
- South Island
- Hawkes Bay
An outgoing, aromatic and refreshing wine, packed with gooseberry fruit. What sets this apart is a herbaceous character not common for New Zealand Sau... Read More -
- Origin
- Chile
- Maule Valley
A wine with firm structure, plenty of body and black fruit flavours. The variety has benefited hugely from advances in wine making techniques, as it i... Read More- Origin
- Chile
- Maule Valley
A wine with firm structure, plenty of body and black fruit flavours. The variety has benefited hugely from advances in wine making techniques, as it i... Read More -
- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
An elegant Chardonnay which focuses on the beautiful structure so evident in this grape variety. citrus fruit and balanced acidity are the backbone, e... Read More- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
An elegant Chardonnay which focuses on the beautiful structure so evident in this grape variety. citrus fruit and balanced acidity are the backbone, e... Read More -
- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
This superb Bordeaux blend from the New World rivals that of the best of France with 21 months in French oak. It creates a balanced and complex style ... Read More- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
This superb Bordeaux blend from the New World rivals that of the best of France with 21 months in French oak. It creates a balanced and complex style ... Read More -
- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
This Syrah is beautifully silky and exhibits fruity, slightly spiced undertones, with a long lasting finish. It has soft tannins and is highly complex... Read More- Origin
- New Zealand
- Hawke's Bay
This Syrah is beautifully silky and exhibits fruity, slightly spiced undertones, with a long lasting finish. It has soft tannins and is highly complex... Read More -
- Origin
- France
- Bordeaux
Dark burgundy in colour, this beautiful red Bordeaux encapsulates the aromas of red fruit such as cherries, strawberries and raspeberries with some lo... Read More- Origin
- France
- Bordeaux
Dark burgundy in colour, this beautiful red Bordeaux encapsulates the aromas of red fruit such as cherries, strawberries and raspeberries with some lo... Read More -
- Origin
- France
- Bordeaux
An aromatic Claret with fresh crunch cherry fruits alongside blackberries and plums. This wine has a charming structure and a refined finish. A clas... Read More- Origin
- France
- Bordeaux
An aromatic Claret with fresh crunch cherry fruits alongside blackberries and plums. This wine has a charming structure and a refined finish. A clas... Read More
Whilst we are well on our way into 2018, I’d like to briefly reflect upon the last year for a moment. This is because the 2017 vintage will globally go down as a truly tough year in the wine trade. Wine production across the world has suffered as a result of a series of natural disasters including hail storms and bitter frosts, not to mention the devastating fires in Napa. Consequently, harvests have reached a record low, the likes of which haven’t been seen since WWII. This, along with the ups and downs (mainly downs) in the strength on the pound, will subsequently have a knock on effect to all wines imported into the UK in the coming months. To see what has been happening please take a moment to read the feature article.
We still have plenty planned for all our Wine Club members this year. In particular we are hosting our annual Wine Club members tasting. This is a great opportunity for you all to step into the buying shoes of Chris, Peter and myself and decide on the selection of wines for the coming months. So please do come and join us on Wednesday 21st March and see what it is like being a wine buyer for the evening. You can order your tickets online from our website or if you prefer, do come into our shop and one of the Weavers team would be more than happy to help.
This just leaves me to say I hope the New Year is treating you all well and that you enjoy the mix of the old favourites and the great new finds!