#V15off-trade portfolio

Majella Sparkling Shiraz

Recognised by Langtons with not one but two listings, Majella is not only one of the finest properties in Australia, but also one that offers outstanding value for money. Using only the best Shiraz, bottle fermentation and a little vintage ‘port’, Majella’s version is, we hear, the perfect drop with a breakfast fry up.

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Pierre Mignon Grande Réserve Premier Cru

At the heart of Champagne, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are grown on diverse terroirs: Le Breuil, Dormans (Vallée de la Marne), Cuis (Côte des Blancs), Monthelon (Région d’Épernay) for exceptional Champagne. After the careful blending process, all of the wines

are aged for at least 3 years before release to ensure unwavering quality.

Domaine des Baumard Cremant de Loire, Carte Turquiose

Florent Baumard uses his magic touch to create his Cremant de Loire blend of Cabernet Franc, Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay. Each is fermented seperately and the wine is aged on its lees for over a year.

Modella Prosecco Spumante DOC

The beautiful Modella Prosecco is now also available in 150cl. Grapes hail from fantastic sites that have perfect exposure to the sun.

Picking takes place early in the morning to preserve the delicate, aromatic quality of the grapes.

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France

Champagne Pierre Mignon cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

7 5135 Grande Réserve, Premier Cru N/V 12 x 75 174.50 176.10 178.10

7 5137 Grande Réserve, Premier Cru (37.5cl.) N/V 24 x 37.5 206.41 208.01 210.01

1 3 4 7 2078 Brut Prestige (150cl.) N/V 6 x 150 182.69 184.29 186.29

7 5139 Cuvée Madame 2006 12 x 75 258.74 260.34 262.34

8 5138 Brut Rosé N/V 12 x 75 194.18 195.78 197.78

8 5141 Brut Rosé, (37.5cl.) N/V 24 x 37.5 226.68 228.28 230.28

Champagne André Roger 7 5140 Grande Réserve, Grand Cru N/V 12 x 75 213.24 214.84 216.84

Pol Clement 7 5020 Brut, Blanc de Blancs N/V 12 x 75 70.24 71.84 73.84

Domaine des Baumard 4 7 1158 Crémant de Loire Blanc, Carte Turquoise N/V 12 x 75 106.48 108.08 110.08

4 8 1162 Crémant de Loire Rosé, Carte Corail N/V 12 x 75 106.48 108.08 110.08

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ArgentinaFamilia Zuccardi cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

3 4 5 7 7798 Sparkling Chardonnay, Vida Orgánica, Santa Rosa 12/13 12 x 75 90.18 91.78 93.78

AustraliaMajella

6 8335 Sparkling Shiraz 2008 12 x 75 168.00 169.60 171.60

ItalyOlim Bauda

3 4 7 6967 Moscato D’Asti, Frizzante, DOCG, Centive 13/14 12 x 75 64.67 66.27 68.27

Bella ModellaModella

4 7 7039 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC N/V 12 x 75 70.66 72.26 74.26

4 7 1404 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC (150cl.) N/V 6 x 150 81.98 83.58 85.58

Cielo e TerraCasa Defra

7 6781 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC N/V 12 x 75 57.77 59.37 61.37

2 7 1396 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC (20cl.) N/V 24 x 20 40.32 41.17 42.24

7 6792 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC, D'Oro N/V 12 x 75 67.25 68.85 70.85

8 6777 Raboso Rosé, Frizzante, IGT N/V 12 x 75 57.77 59.37 61.37

Mabis2 7 1000 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC N/V 6 x 75 28.91 29.71 30.71

7 1002 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 36.95 37.75 38.75

2 8 1001 Ibis Rosato, Frizzante, IGT N/V 6 x 75 27.29 28.09 29.09

Pradio3 4 7 6771 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC, Passaparola N/V 12 x 75 73.91 75.51 77.51

SpainBodegas Sumarroca

7 1131 Cava, Brut Reserva 11/12 6 x 75 36.86 37.66 38.66

7 1132 Cava, Semi Sec Reserva 10/11 6 x 75 36.86 37.66 38.66

7 1254 Cava, Allier, Gran Brut N/V 6 x 75 58.07 58.87 59.87

7 1135 Cava, Nuria Claverol, Gran Reserva N/V 6 x 75 74.32 75.12 76.12

8 1133 Cava, Brut Rosé N/V 6 x 75 40.11 40.91 41.91

8 1134 Cava, Pinot Noir, Brut Rosé N/V 6 x 75 58.07 58.87 59.87

1 Equipo Navazos1 4 7 1618 Colet Navazos, Extra Brut 2010 6 x 75 75.90 76.70 77.70

1 4 7 1703 Colet Navazos, Extra Brut 2011 6 x 75 75.90 76.70 77.70

1 4 7 1619 Colet Navazos, Reserva, Extra Brut 08/09 6 x 75 96.52 97.32 98.32

Wines by Country

Argentina

Santuario, Mendoza cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Celebrating the current appetite for everything Argentina, Santuario blends have the passion, strength and edge we recognise from Argentinian culture. Don’t be fooled by the Chenin Torrontes' sweet flowery aromas on the nose, this is a dry wine which is aromatic, fresh and fruity. The Malbec Shiraz has beautiful ripe fruit from the Malbec which combined with the spicy character of Shiraz on the palate creates a soft easy drinking red with sweet cherry and autumn berry fruits and a rounded structure. Both are eye catching and immensely enjoyable

2 3 4 7 1339 Chenin Torrontés 14/15 12 x 75 54.59 56.19 58.19 2 3 4 6 1338 Malbec Shiraz 14/15 12 x 75 54.59 56.19 58.19

Familia ZuccardiFamilia Zuccardi combines forward thinking with a deeply rooted wine culture to craft wines of unique quality and identity. At the heart of this family winery is the drive to continually improve and with Sebastian Zuccardi heading up their 'Innovation and Experimentation' program, they are literally taking quality to new heights. After many months of building and many years of planning the breathtaking new winery, in Altamira in the Uco Valley, is all but complete. At 1100 metres above sea level with the Andes as it's stunning backdrop, a new chapter in the history of Familia Zuccardi is beginning. This is one of the most exciting producers to work with. Their understanding of the soils and terroirs of the Uco Valley is reflected in their beautifully expressive wines.

Santa Rosa 2 3 4 7 7783 Torrontés Pinot Grigio, Santa Rosa 14/15 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44 2 3 4 7 7710 Viognier, Santa Rosa 2014 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44 2 3 4 8 7725 Syrah Rosé, Santa Rosa 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44 2 3 4 6 7735 Malbec, Santa Rosa 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44 2 3 4 6 7750 Tempranillo, Santa Rosa 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

Santa Rosa Vida Orgánica 2 3 4 5 7 7797 Torrontés Organic, Santa Rosa 14/15 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

3 4 5 6 7799 Malbec Organic, Santa Rosa and Maipú 14/15 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94Zuccardi Serie A

2 3 4 7 7824 Torrontés, Salta 12/13 12 x 75 75.64 77.24 79.24 2 3 4 7 7815 Chardonnay Viognier, Valle de Uco 13/14 12 x 75 75.64 77.24 79.24 2 3 4 8 7818 Malbec Rosé, Valle de Uco 13/14 12 x 75 75.64 77.24 79.24

3 4 6 7820 Bonarda, Santa Rosa 13/14 12 x 75 77.34 78.94 80.94 3 4 6 7822 Malbec, Valle de Uco 13/14 12 x 75 77.34 78.94 80.94

Zuccardi Q 3 4 6 7756 Cabernet Sauvignon, Valle de Uco 10/11 12 x 75 113.14 114.74 116.74 3 4 6 7755 Tempranillo, Santa Rosa 11/12 12 x 75 113.14 114.74 116.74 3 4 6 7760 Malbec, Valle de Uco 12/13 12 x 75 113.14 114.74 116.74

Zuccardi Icon 3 4 6 7827 Tito, La Consulta 11/12 6 x 75 80.75 81.55 82.55 3 4 6 7819 Emma Zuccardi Bonarda, Santa Rosa, San José & Valle de Uco 12/13 12 x 75 161.89 163.49 165.49 3 4 6 7788 Zeta, La Consulta & Gualtallary 2011 6 x 75 126.23 127.03 128.03 3 4 6 1335 Aluvonial El Peral Malbec, Tupungato 2009 6 x 75 210.85 211.65 212.65 3 4 6 7789 Aluvonial La Consulta Malbec, La Consulta & San Carlos 09/10 6 x 75 210.85 211.65 212.65

Zuccardi Specialities3 4 0 7 7786 Torrontés Tardio, Maipú & Santa Rosa (50cl.) 14/15 12 x 50 58.05 59.12 60.45

3 4 0 6 7265 Malamado, Malbec, Liqueur Wine, Maipu 2013 12 x 75 103.14 104.74 106.74Zuccardi Sparkling

3 4 5 7 7798 Sparkling Chardonnay, Vida Orgánica, Santa Rosa 12/13 12 x 75 90.18 91.78 93.78

Viña CobosIn 1989, Californian trail-blazer Paul Hobbs embraced Argentinian terroir and culture and after meeting Andrea Marchiori and Luis Barraud, they founded Viña Cobos in 1997. Paul Hobbs and his team demonstrates not only what Malbec, Cabernet and Chardonnay are capable of but also demonstrates the strengths and characteristics of individual sites within Lujan de Cuyo and the Uco Valley. Efforts are being rewarded including a trophy in 2014 for their Bramare Lujan de Cuyo Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 and a Gold Medal for their Bramare Valle de Uco Malbec 2011 at the Argentina Wine Awards. Viña Cobos is truly a world class producer.

Felino 2 3 4 7 7828 Chardonnay 13/14 12 x 75 90.34 91.94 93.94

3 4 6 7825 Malbec 13/14 12 x 75 90.34 91.94 93.94 3 4 6 7826 Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 12 x 75 90.34 91.94 93.94

Bramare 3 4 6 1453 Malbec, Valle de Uco 2011 6 x 75 89.01 89.81 90.81 3 4 6 7833 Malbec, Valle de Uco 12/13 12 x 75 178.01 179.61 181.61 3 4 6 7834 Cabernet Sauvignon, Luján de Cuyo 12/13 12 x 75 178.01 179.61 181.61

Bramare, Single Vineyard 3 4 7 7829 Chardonnay, Marchiori Vineyard, Luján de Cuyo 13/14 6 x 75 97.18 97.98 98.98 3 4 6 7831 Cabernet Sauvignon, Marchiori Vineyard, Luján de Cuyo 11/12 6 x 75 161.97 162.77 163.77 3 4 6 7835 Malbec, Rebon Vineyard, Valle de Uco 2012 6 x 75 160.51 161.31 162.31 3 4 6 7835 Malbec, Rebon Vineyard, Valle de Uco 2013 6 x 75 176.76 177.56 178.56 3 4 6 7830 Malbec, Marchiori Vineyard, Luján de Cuyo 10/11 6 x 75 193.01 193.81 194.81

Cobos 3 4 6 7836 Malbec, Luján de Cuyo 2012 6 x 75 379.56 380.36 381.36 3 4 6 7836 Malbec, Luján de Cuyo 2013 6 x 75 454.63 455.43 456.43 3 4 6 7837 Cabernet Malbec, Volturno, Luján de Cuyo 10/12 6 x 75 441.63 442.43 443.43

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Australia

Stella Bella Wines, Margaret River cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Stella Bella is a leading producer in the Margaret River region. Established in 1998 by Stuart Pym, who remains with them today as their Consulting Winemaker, Stuart oversees Senior Winemaker Luke Jolliffe and is currently embarking on his 27th Margaret River vintage. Stella Bella owns 5 exceptional vineyards throughout the cooler and increasingly prized central and southern areas of the Margaret River wine region, one of which, the Suckfizzle vineyard, is the most south-westerly vineyard on the continent. The Stella Bella wines have been highly reviewed and awarded internationally with 5 red stars from James Halliday (the highest accolade for a wine producer) and numerous gold medals and international trophies including the Mission Hill Trophy from the International Wine & Spirit Competition for Top International Chardonnay.

Stella Bella 2 4 7 8346 Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2013 12 x 75 109.59 111.19 113.19

2 4 7 8344 Chardonnay 2011 12 x 75 129.39 130.99 132.99

1 2 6 1417 Isca Vineyard, Cabernet Merlot 2010 12 x 75 109.59 111.19 113.19

2 6 8354 Cabernet Merlot 2009 12 x 75 135.79 137.39 139.39

2 0 8 8362 Pink Muscat (37.5cl.) 2014 12 x 37.5 84.03 84.83 85.83

Suckfizzle 2 7 8356 Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 09/10 12 x 75 194.29 195.89 197.89

2 6 8358 Cabernet Sauvignon 07/09 12 x 75 210.00 211.60 213.60

Luminosa 2 7 1091 Chardonnay 2010 6 x 75 129.66 130.46 131.46

2 6 8353 Cabernet Sauvignon 07/09 6 x 75 136.00 136.80 137.80

One Chain Vineyards, South Eastern AustraliaOne Chain Vineyards is one of the most successful ranges produced by Alliance Wine Australia. With a refreshed, stylish new look and crafted in a thoroughly modern fashion, One Chain Vineyards impresses on quality and delivers on value, raising the bar on the Australian classics.

The Imperial Measurement of One Chain, or 22 yards, which is the length of a cricket pitch, is a nod to sportsmanship of the past but you don’t need to be a connoisseur of the great game to be bowled over by the restrained, elegant style of the Chardonnay and the bright red fruit and subtle oak of the Shiraz Cabernet.

2 3 4 7 1310 The Googly, Chardonnay 13/14 12 x 75 51.35 52.95 54.95

2 3 4 6 1311 The Wrong Un, Shiraz Cabernet 13/14 12 x 75 51.35 52.95 54.95

The Character Series, South AustraliaOur Character Series is a highly distinctive collection of expressive and authentic wines from the premium regions of South Australia such as McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills, Eden Valley, Langhorne Creek and the Limestone Coast. These hugely characterful wines from the state that rightly calls itself 'The Wine State' express varietal characteristics and a true sense of place. Based on illustrations by 19th Century French cartoonist J J Grandville, the humorous packaging offers a motley crew of characters from which to choose depending, perhaps, on whose character you most identify with!

2 7 8971 The Opportunist, Semillon Sauvignon 2013 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.79

2 3 4 6 8961 The Exhibitionist, Merlot 2014 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.79

2 3 4 6 1367 The Opportunist, Shiraz 13/14 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.79

2 6 8997 The Pugilist, Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.79

Thistledown, South AustraliaThe thistle is an apt image for a producer that, for all its rugged exterior, makes wines that possess a delicacy, subtlety and beauty that constantly surprise. At home in the Adelaide Hills, Thistledown handcrafts small parcels of wine from vineyards chosen for their soul as well as soil. Thistledown wines look to reflect the terroir by picking for optimal balance rather than power and by winemaking that is, wherever possible, hands off.

2 7 9056 The Great Escape, Chardonnay, Eden Valley 2013 12 x 75 83.66 85.26 87.26

2 7 9056 The Great Escape, Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills 2014 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 3 4 6 9057 The Cunning Plan, Shiraz, Langhorne Creek 2013 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 3 4 6 1368 Thorny Devil, Grenache, Barossa Valley 2013 12 x 75 103.38 104.98 106.98

2 3 4 6 9058 The Basket Case, Shiraz, Barossa Valley 2012 12 x 75 115.79 117.39 119.39

2 3 4 6 9058 The Basket Case, Shiraz, Barossa Valley 2013 12 x 75 122.79 124.39 126.39

2 3 4 6 9099 The Vagabond, Grenache, Mc Laren Vale 2013 12 x 75 129.58 131.18 133.18

Majella, CoonawarraBrian 'Prof' Lynn, the effusive, yet self-deprecating voice of Majella Estate would never brag about his accolades but it's clear he has a lot to be proud of. With some fantastic grapes, one of Australia's best winemakers and a state of the art winery, Majella craft some of the finest wines in the country on one of the most revered 'strips of dirt' in the wine world. Bruce Gregory, who made the very first wine for Majella and has made each one ever since, is the inspiration behind one of Australia's finest wines, The Malleea. This flagship wine is a masterpiece which, along with the Majella Cabernet Sauvignon, has entered Langton's Classification of Australia's Best Wines.

6 8335 Sparkling Shiraz 2008 12 x 75 168.00 169.60 171.60

2 3 4 6 8337 The Musician, Cabernet Shiraz 2013 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 3 4 6 8336 Shiraz 2012 12 x 75 154.96 156.56 158.56

2 3 4 6 8338 Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 12 x 75 154.96 156.56 158.56

4 6 8339 The Malleea, Cabernet Shiraz 2009 12 x 75 258.59 260.19 262.19

thousand candles, Yarra Valley cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Much revered Pinot specialist William Downie is the man behind the iconic thousand candles, a vineyard in the Southern Yarra Valley. Made from selected plots within the well-known Killara Park Estate, thousand candles is a uniquely Australian wine that speaks of the farm: the seasons that it has passed through and the care and detail of the vintage that the team has tried to capture. The idea is to capture in the bottle the essence of place and season, rather than be guided by or try to emulate an established style. thousand candles aims to express the character of one vintage on one farm and is a true exploration of an Australian notion of terroir. Each vintage blend varies to celebrate the best of the farm and the terroir in that year, reflecting the changeability of climate and weather.

6 1246 thousand candles 12/13 6 x 75 162.00 162.80 163.80

Domaine A, TasmaniaCult winemaker Peter Althaus makes a wine described by James Halliday as 'the finest wooded Sauvignon Blanc in the world', Anthony Foster MW insists his wines 'must be rated along with the very best in the world' and Matthew Jukes says he has 'never been so gob-smacked with a range of wines' in his life. On an island mainly dominated by Pinot, Peter bucks the trend producing what Max Allen believes to be Australia's top Cabernet from the Coal River region in Southern Tasmania. Excelling where others have failed, with meticulous attention to detail in the vineyard, this doyen of Cabernet produces tiny allocations of wines which are truly world class.

Stoney Vineyards 3 4 6 8502 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 12 x 75 193.19 194.79 196.79

Domaine A 3 4 7 8503 Lady A', Sauvignon Blanc 10/11 12 x 75 389.00 390.60 392.60

3 4 6 8505 Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 12 x 75 584.00 585.60 587.60

Little Creatures Pale Ale, Western AustraliaLittle Creatures is a micro-brewery housed in an ex-crocodile farm down by the water in Fremantle, Perth that makes a pale ale to die for. One bottle and you’re hooked on those intoxicating crisp, citrus, grapefruit and passion fruit notes and tempted by the moreish bitterness on the finish. Preservative and additive free, Little Creatures is live-yeast conditioned for unmatched freshness and character. No tasting of Aussie wine is complete without a beer or three to round it off. Pour it into a glass to enjoy it at its best.

Little Creatures 9400 Pale Ale (33cl.) N/V 24 x 33 42.22 43.63 45.39

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Sofia

Plovdid

River Danube

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bulgarian producers1 Enira – Bessa Valley

River Danube

Weinviertel

ThermenregionSalzburg

Vienna

Neusiedlersee

Süd-Oststeiermark

Weststeiermark Büdburenland

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Domäne WachauWachau

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Wachau initiated a quality assurance concept in prime vineyard “Kellerberg” several years ago, developing a reward system encouraging co-op members to use holistic and sustainable methods to ensure fruit and thus wine quality.

Wachau pay premium prices for fruit from participating grape growers motivating enthusiasm and community wealth.

austria

As in much of Europe, the 2014 vintage in Wachau was the most challenging vintage in living memory. The poor weather had a devastating effect on fruit quality and yields and only the most rigorous selection of grapes enabled Domäne Wachau to maintain the quality for which they are renowned. Unfortunately 40% less production than last year has inevitably had an effect on pricing.

Domäne Wachau’s head winemaker Heinz Frischengruber

commented “There will be no high-alcohol powerhouses in the

2014 vintage, but due to the extremely late harvest astounding

aroma concentration was achieved. Light-footed, elegant wines

with expressive fruit, spice, and mineral character can be

expected” and he is a very large chap so we won’t disagree!

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Austria

Domäne Wachau, Wachau cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Domäne Wachau is that rarest of things, a producer of significant volume of wine who also manages to produce some of Austria's finest wines. Situated in the stunning Wachau valley, through which flows the Danube river, Wachau is the coolest vine growing region of Austria and the combination of warm days, cool nights and ancient, rocky soils create wines of precision, minerality and fantastic purity of fruit. While the region is undoubtedly endowed with significant natural advantages to produce fantastic wines, much of it's recent success - including winning 4 trophies at the IWC - must be attributed to the dynamic young team at the winery headed by Roman Horvath MW and the winemaker Heinz Frischengruber. The team have also made a vital contribution to the preservation of this UNESCO world heritage site. The dramatic, steep, terraced vineyards make it a challenging place to grow vines and without their efforts, many of the vine growers would have abandoned the vineyards, losing in the process centuries of tradition as well as many of Austria's top viticultural sites.

Terrassen 2 3 4 7 6502 Grüner Veltliner Federspiel 2014 12 x 75 80.45 82.05 84.05

2 3 4 7 6504 Riesling Federspiel 13/14 12 x 75 93.45 95.05 97.05

2 3 4 7 6503 Grüner Veltliner Smaragd 2013 12 x 75 103.32 104.92 106.92

2 3 4 7 6505 Riesling Smaragd 2013 12 x 75 116.20 117.80 119.80

1 2 3 4 8 1444 Rosé Reserve 2013 6 x 75 55.22 56.02 57.02

2 3 4 6 6511 Zweigelt, QW 2013 12 x 75 87.07 88.67 90.67

2 3 4 0 7 6514 Beerenauslese (37.5cl.) 2013 12 x 37.5 116.57 117.37 118.37

Single Vineyard 2 3 4 7 6507 Grüner Veltliner Smaragd, Achleiten 2013 12 x 75 155.32 156.92 158.92

2 3 4 7 6513 Riesling Smaragd, Kellerberg 2013 12 x 75 161.70 163.30 165.30

Bulgaria

Sofia

Plovdid

River Danube

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bulgarian producers1 Enira – Bessa Valley

Bulgarian wine-making has come a long way from being a reliable source of cheap and cheerful international varieties in the 70s and 80s and the dark days of post Communism.

Foreign investment and expertise have

successfully revived the three millennia

wine making history and started to yield

some top quality wines that, tasted blind,

few would imagine are Bulgarian.

A particular hotspot is the Thracian

lowlands in Southern Bulgaria where the

Bessa Valley Winery is based.

Garech Byrne, Buyer

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Enira, Bessa Valley cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The Bulgarian wine industry, not unlike the majority of Eastern European, suffered during the rise and fall of Communism: Gorbachachev’s desire to curb alcoholism in the USSR resulted in vines being uprooted throughout the country, and it was Stefan von Neipperg, of Château Canon La Gaffelier fame, who realised the massive potential of the Bessa Valley and led the way for the Bulgarian Wine renaissance. His flagship wine ‘Enira’, named after a Thracian Princess, is a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah made in an opulent style, while the Reserve with its red berry fruits and fresh earthiness, reminiscent of St-Emilion, will appeal to Bordeaux enthusiasts. Far removed from the mass produced table wine of the past, the wines from Enira are without a doubt two of Bulgaria’s finest: Hugh Johnson citing them as the ‘only quality wine available in the UK.’

6 1354 Enira 09/10 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

6 1356 Enira Reserva 2009 6 x 75 71.10 71.90 72.90

Chile

Los Espinos, Central Valley cases 56+ 30-55 10-29The Los Espinos range explores some of the premium varietals most adapted to the climate and offers stunning value both in terms of packaging and quality of wine. Drawing on vineyard resources in Casablanca and Maipo, Los Espinos combines cutting edge winemaking with regional typicity to provide a range that is at the beating heart of the country.

2 3 4 7 1476 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 7 8612 Chardonnay 14/15 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 8 8619 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé 14/15 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 6 1477 Merlot 2014 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 6 8622 Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74

1 El Satiro, Central Valley1 2 3 4 7 1364 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 12 x 75 51.34 52.94 54.94

1 2 6 1365 Merlot 13/14 12 x 75 51.34 52.94 54.94

Amayna, Leyda ValleyThe Leyda Valley is now one of Chile's most celebrated regions and the Garcés Silva Family were a driving force behind this meteoric rise. Founded by José Antonio Garcés Silva, Amayna benefits from the area's unique dry coastal climate. Crafted in small lots, with great attention to detail, the wines from Amayna are a shining testament to this climate and the unique terroir of the Leyda Valley - fresh lively fruit, elegant natural balance and a real underlying concentration.

7 8775 Sauvignon Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 96.84 98.44 100.44 3 4 7 8777 Chardonnay 10/11 12 x 75 109.84 111.44 113.44 3 4 7 8776 Barrel Fermented Sauvignon Blanc 09/10 12 x 75 129.34 130.94 132.94 3 4 6 8778 Pinot Noir 12/13 12 x 75 129.34 130.94 132.94 3 4 6 8779 Syrah 11/12 12 x 75 129.34 130.94 132.94

IndómitaLed by Roberto Carranca, the young and dynamic winemaking team at Indomita skillfully craft wines from their great vineyard holdings in two of Chile’s very best regions. The cooler climate Casablanca is great for Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir while the warmer Maipo Valley offers classic Cabernet Sauvignon and Carménère. Indomita produce superb, expressive wines that are both beautiful and stunning value for money.

Costa Vera 2 3 4 7 9428 Sauvignon Blanc, Central Valley 14/15 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 7 9424 Chardonnay, Central Valley 14/15 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 6 9430 Merlot, Central Valley 2014 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74 2 3 4 6 9426 Cabernet Sauvignon, Central Valley 13/14 12 x 75 49.14 50.74 52.74

Nostros Reserva 2 3 4 7 9418 Sauvignon Blanc, Casablanca 14/15 12 x 75 52.89 54.49 56.49 2 3 4 6 9421 Pinot Noir, Casablanca 13/14 12 x 75 53.04 54.64 56.64 2 3 4 6 1344 Malbec, Bío Bío 13/14 12 x 75 53.04 54.64 56.64 2 3 4 6 9422 Carménère, Maipo 2014 12 x 75 52.89 54.49 56.49

Nostros Gran Reserva 3 4 7 9414 Chardonnay, Casablanca 13/14 12 x 75 63.94 65.54 67.54 3 4 6 9416 Merlot, Central Valley 13/14 12 x 75 63.94 65.54 67.54 3 4 6 9419 Cabernet Sauvignon, Maipo 13/14 12 x 75 63.94 65.54 67.54 3 4 6 9417 Pinot Noir, Casablanca 2014 12 x 75 63.94 65.54 67.54

Duette 3 4 7 9431 Chardonnay, Casablanca 13/14 12 x 75 76.94 78.54 80.54 3 4 6 9432 Pinot Noir, Casablanca 13/14 12 x 75 76.94 78.54 80.54 3 4 6 9412 Cabernet Sauvignon Carménère, Maipo 12/13 12 x 75 76.94 78.54 80.54

Zardoz 3 4 6 9410 Zardoz, Maipo 11/12 12 x 75 115.94 117.54 119.54

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Odfjell cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Odfjell have forged an unique reputation based on rediscovering the forgotten wealth of Chile's winemaking past. At the time this was considered a very eccentric move but now the interest in these old sites has grown exponentially, in no small part thanks to Odfjell. Crafting wines that fully maximise the great potential of the region and this year having joined the new association of Vignadores de Carignan, Odfjell are committed to sustainable agriculture and green winemaking practices.The vineyards are all cultivated organically and biodynamically and are working towards certification.

Armador 2 3 4 7 8703 Sauvignon Blanc, Casablanca 13/14 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

2 5 6 8704 Merlot, Maipo 2011 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94 2 4 6 8706 Carménère, Central Valley 12/13 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

4 6 8707 Syrah, Maipo 2011 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94 4 5 6 8721 Cabernet Sauvignon (Kosher), Maipo 2012 12 x 75 67.51 69.11 71.11 4 5 6 8721 Cabernet Sauvignon, Maipo 2013 12 x 75 67.51 69.11 71.11

Capitulo 4 6 8728 Capitulo Flying Fish, Central Valley 10/12 12 x 75 77.34 78.94 80.94

Orzada 4 6 8711 Carménère, Maule 2012 12 x 75 109.44 111.04 113.04 4 6 8709 Cabernet Franc, Maipo 2012 12 x 75 109.44 111.04 113.04

4 5 6 8719 Malbec (Organic), Lontué 11/12 12 x 75 103.34 104.94 106.94 4 5 6 8708 Carignan, Maule 2012 12 x 75 109.44 111.04 113.04

Flagship Wines1 4 6 1537 Aliara, Cauquenes, Lontué, Maule and Colchagua Valley 2010 6 x 75 96.97 97.77 98.77 4 5 6 8718 Odfjell, Lontué 2007 12 x 75 259.29 260.89 262.89

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Jérôme Choblet is committed to the health of the vineyards and their workers alike, demonstrated by the move from lutte raisonée to lutte intégré. Careful vineyard management has enabled Jérôme to drop all insecticides, weed killers and anti-rot treatments and he has grassed over 100% of the vineyards to reduce the vigour of the vines and to soak up any rain at harvest.

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The vines are cared for under the minimum intervention method. Half of the domaine has grass cover to limit erosion of the soil and reduce vigour. Soils are decompacted to increase microbial life, harvesting is done by hand and gravity is used in the winery for wine movements.

Domaine Picard Sancerre

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france - loire

Muscadet

Sèvre et MaineCôteauxdu Layon

AnjouSaumur

Haut Poitou

Vienne

Creuse

Indre

Lore

LoirSarthe

Bourgueil

ChinonValancay

Touraine

Cheverny

Jasnières

Vendornois

Vouvray

Tours

Poitiers

Blois

Sancerre Pouilly

Orléans

Gien

Anjou

Angers

Nantes

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loire producers1 Domaine Des Herbauges - Nantes

2 Château de Mauny - Anjou- Saumur

3 Domaine des Baumard - Anjou- Saumur

4 Domaine la Bonnelière - Anjou - Saumur

5 Domaine de la Noblaie - Chinon

6 Domaine Patrick Vauvy - Touraine

7 Domaine Henry Marionnet - Touraine

8 Domaine Daulny - Sancerre

9 Domaine Crochet - Sancerre

10 Domaine Moreux - Sancerre

11 Domaine Picard - Sancerre

12 Domaine Pierre Marchand - Pouilly Fumé

After the rather forgettable 2013 vintage, characterised by cold and wet conditions, the 2014 vintage has proved to be the perfect antidote. Despite a rather cool, sunless August, the old adage that the only thing that matters is the first three weeks and the last three weeks, proved true. Good weather at flowering and then during September meant that growers picked at their leisure, producing an array of startlingly good wines.

The legendary Florent Baumard still heads

up our range from the Loire and if your

customers deserve a treat then you ought

to be offering one of his world famous

‘Savennières’ or for a sweet delight his

‘Côteaux du Layon’. This year we have also

listed two back vintages of Clos du Papillon

which really do demonstrate why Chenin

might be the next big thing.

The beauty of the Loire is the broad palate

of styles that it can produce, from the rich

dessert wines of Baumard to the crisp

Sauvignon Blanc produced at Domaine

Patrick Vauvy. Illustrating this, and

following on from the addition of Chinon’s

Domaine de la Noblaie last year, we have

added in the intense, nettley Sancerre from

Picard and the pure Saumur white and red

from Bonnelière.

LoirePol Clement cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

7 5020 Brut, Blanc de Blancs N/V 12 x 75 70.24 71.84 73.84

NantaisDomaine des Herbauges This family estate has been in production since 1864. Set just south of Nantes, the vineyards benefit from an exceptional microclimate; the warmth of the Atlantic brings Spring early, while the huge Lac de Grandlieu acts like a giant storage heater through growing season, giving extra ripeness and more fruit to the wines. Jérôme is committed to the sustainability of the vineyards as well as to the health of the vineyard workers he has even grassed over 100% of the vineyards to reduce the vigour of the vines and to soak up rain at harvest.

2 3 4 7 1408 Muscadet, Côtes de Grandlieu, Sur Lie, 'La Roche', Blanche 13/14 6 x 75 31.97 32.77 33.77

Anjou-SaumurChâteau de MaunyChâteau de Mauny is an 18th century château located near Brissac. It has 275 acres of planted vines on a sandy/marl soil covered with alluvial pebbles deposited by the Loire river centuries ago. Anjou is the wine growing district around the city of Angers, in the western Loire Valley, and the Cabernet D'Anjou Rosé that is produced in this region is world renowned.

8 1255 Cabernet D’Anjou Rosé 2013 12 x 75 67.64 69.24 71.24

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Domaine des Baumard cases 56+ 30-55 10-29One of the Loire’s most lauded producers, Domaine Baumard’s history can be traced back to 1634 but the recent history begins in 1955 with the arrival of Jean Baumard who began the search for the best vineyard sites in the region. Having acquired fantastic sites in Quarts de Chaume as well as the remarkable Clos du Papillon in Savennières, Baumard has crafted some of the best wines from France. Florent Baumard joined the family business in 1987 and has retained the desire to respect the vineyard and make wines that are a true, sympathetic reflection of the remarkable soils in which they are grown. While much at the property remains true to the past, Baumard was amongst the first to embrace the move towards screwcaps and now bottles the majority of its wines with these closures to retain the purity of the carefully harvested fruit.

2 4 7 1151 Savennières, Clos St Yves 2009 12 x 75 129.20 130.80 132.80 2 4 7 1153 Savennières, Clos du Papillon 2004 12 x 75 171.51 173.11 175.11 2 4 7 1153 Savennières, Clos du Papillon 2006 12 x 75 158.64 160.24 162.24 2 4 7 1153 Savennières, Clos du Papillon 2007 12 x 75 184.51 186.11 188.11 2 4 7 1156 Savennières, Trie Speciale 2010 12 x 75 239.44 241.04 243.04

2 4 0 7 1167 Côteaux du Layon, Carte D'Or (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 129.24 130.84 132.84

2 4 0 7 1168 Quarts de Chaumes (37.5cl.) 2009 12 x 37.5 184.88 185.68 186.68 4 7 1158 Crémant de Loire Blanc, Carte Turquoise N/V 12 x 75 106.48 108.08 110.08 4 8 1162 Crémant de Loire Rosé, Carte Corail N/V 12 x 75 106.48 108.08 110.08

1 Domaine de la Bonnelière, LoireIn 1972 André Bonneau and his wife created Domaine de la Bonnelière on the site of the “Caveau St Vincent” with just a few hectares of vines. Anthony and Cédric Bonneau represent the fifth generation of vine growers in this family. Fuelled by their passion for wine they joined the business in 2000 and the Domaine is now an impressive 40 hectares.

1 3 4 7 1540 Saumur Blanc, 'Les Perruchers' 2012 6 x 75 45.46 46.26 47.261 3 4 6 1754 Saumur Champigny, 'Les Poyeux' 2010 6 x 75 45.46 46.26 47.26

TouraineDomaine de la NoblaieDomaine De La Noblaie have been cultivating vines for more than one hundred years. Winemaker, Jérôme Billard, worked at Château Petrus and other international estates, giving a global perspective before returning with his wife Elodie to take over the family’s 12 hectare estate in 2003.

3 4 5 6 1409 Chinon 13/14 6 x 75 45.30 46.10 47.10

Domaine Patrick VauvyThe Domaine has been in the hands of the Vauvy family for four generations. Patrick took over in 1991 and has brought new vision and an experimental style to the Domaine; and as such is often the last of his neighbours to harvest. Located above the banks of the Cher River, the soil is predominantly sand-based giving their wines a fruit driven, immediately appealing style.

3 4 7 1142 Sauvignon de Touraine 13/14 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94 3 4 8 1143 Rosé de Touraine 13/14 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

SancerreDomaine DaulnyBased in Chaudenay, Etienne Daulny owns 16 hectares of prime parcels across Sancerre, notably in Les Monts Damnés, Les Bois Butteux, and La Perrière. Two different vineyard soil structures add complexity to the wine; the “Caillottes” are very stony, hilly vineyards whilst the “Marnes Blanches” are made up of clay-limestone on a steep slope. The wines are made with a very long, cool fermentation with ageing on the fine lees for the whites to add texture to the eventual wine.

3 4 7 1188 Sancerre Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 109.84 111.44 113.44 3 4 7 1189 Sancerre Blanc (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 122.84 124.44 126.44 3 4 7 1196 Sancerre, Vieilles Vignes, 'Le Clos de Chaudenay' 13/14 12 x 75 116.34 117.94 119.94 3 4 8 1186 Sancerre Rosé 13/14 12 x 75 109.84 111.44 113.44 3 4 6 1216 Sancerre Rouge 12/13 12 x 75 109.84 111.44 113.44

1 Domaine PicardThe Domaine Jean-Paul Picard et Fils is a family run estate which has been in the family since 1750. Today they cultivate 14 hectares, all of which are situated on the Bué slopes which are amongst the best sites in the Sancerre region. This Domaine has always maintined the artisan techniques of the past, embracing new technology in their pursuit of ever greater quality.

1 3 4 7 1525 Sancerre Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 122.71 124.31 126.31

Domaine CrochetSouth west of the town of Sancerre lies the tiny commune of Bué - home to François Crochet. The son of a vigneron, he took over the estate in 1998 and together with his wife Carine works 10.5 hectares of vines, encompassing all three of the principle Sancerre terroirs. Although well travelled, his heart is in Bué and here he produces his own distinctive style of this classic wine. Now a victim of his own success, François cannot keep up with demand, making only limited, hand-crafted quantities. These wines are some of the most precise and refined Sancerre around; intensely flavoured with crisp, refreshing acidity and great length.

3 4 7 1190 Sancerre Blanc, 'Les Perrois' 2014 12 x 75 129.34 130.94 132.94 3 4 7 1193 Sancerre Blanc, 'Chêne Marchand' 13/14 12 x 75 168.21 169.81 171.81 3 4 7 1197 Sancerre Blanc, 'Exils' 13/14 12 x 75 174.70 176.30 178.30 3 4 6 1342 Sancerre Rouge, Réserve 12/13 6 x 75 97.18 97.98 98.98

Pouilly FuméDomaine Pierre MarchandHaving inherited the love of the land, Pierre Marchand went on to study viticulture. After graduation, he worked alongside his father and, brother Pascal. In 1998, their father retired and the brothers took over. They still follow some of the good advice given to them by their father Pierre, who can't help but keep an eye on them.

3 4 7 1198 Pouilly Fumé, 'Les Loges' 13/14 12 x 75 93.51 95.11 97.1125

Colmar

Thann

Eguisheim

Slestat

RibeauvilleRiquewihr

Turckheim

Barr

france - alsace

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alsatian producers1 Domaine Adam – Alsace

burgundy/beaujolais producers

Dijon

Chambolle-Musigny

Gevrey-Chambertin

Volnay

BeauneBURGUNDY

BEAUJOLAIS

Chalon-sur-Saône

Tournus

Mâcon

Villefranche-sur-Saône

Cluny

Puligny-MontrachetChassagne-MontrachetBouzeron

RullyMercurey

Montagny-lès-Buxy

Fleurie

Saint-Vérand

Brouilly

Chiroubles

Belleville

Senneceyle-grand

Givry

Pommard

Vosne-Romanée

Nuits-St-Georges

Chablis

Domaine GrossotChablis

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Grossot have certified organic plots within the estate with the aim for the whole property to be certified in the near future. They use organic fertiliser, old vines are burned as heating fuel and they are experimenting with mulching using shredded old vines”

Domaine PinsonChablis

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The Domaine is strongly committed to using as little chemical treatment as possible. Although controlled by the

"Méthode Raisonnée" guidelines, Charlène and Laurent Pinson's personal standards are higher still and they work tirelessly in the vineyards to ensure as natural a product as possible and always with quality at the forefront of their mind. Chemicals both in the vineyard and winery are avoided, SO2 kept to a minimum and only native yeasts are used.

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The total vineyard surface of 7.8 hectares is organically farmed although Alain Burguet doesn't trumpet this fact. He never fell into the trap of excessive viticultural chemical treatments, even during the intensive-spraying era of the 1970s' and 1980s. The vines are hand harvested. In the winery the very lowest amounts of SO2 are added to the wines.

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8 Domaine Lucien Muzard Et Fils - Côte de Beaune

9 Domaine Jaegar- Defaix - Côte Challonaise

10 Domaine Fichet - Mâconnais

11 Domaine de Fussiacus - Mâconnais

12 Domaine Berrod - Beaujolais Fleurie

13 Domaine de Colette - Beaujolais Morgon

1 Domaine Grossot - Chablis

2 Domaine Defaix - Chablis

3 Domaine Pinson - Chablis

4 Domaine Forey - Côte de Nuits

5 Domaine Burguet - Côte de Nuits

6 Domaine Mestre Michelot - Côte de Beaune

The region of Alsace is like the French son of German parents and it is precisely this unique heritage that gives Alsace its point of difference, offering spicy, floral aromatic wines that cannot be found in any other region of the country. Tucked away between the Vosges Mountains and the Black Forest it can be easy to overlook this little wine region and indeed you may have overlooked our own range from Jean Baptiste Adam. These wines are an excellent match for any spicy Asian or fusion cuisine and if you haven’t tried them already, their smart packaging and screwcap closures should make them a ‘must try’ this year.

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Domaine Adam cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Passion, dedication and love for wine inspires the Adam Family, now in its fourteenth generation, to constantly innovate year on year, striving for the very best. Situated in the town of Ammerschwihr, Domaine Adam has gained a reputation for quality and consistency with their complex yet elegant range of wines. Enjoying an exceptional microclimate of sunny, warm and dry weather, the grapes are grown on slopes with optimum exposure to the sun on a mosaic of terroirs and minerals. The wines are a true expression of Alsace and with the stylish packaging offer fantastic value for money.

2 3 4 7 1855 Pinot Blanc, Tradition 13/14 12 x 75 83.84 85.44 87.44

3 4 7 1840 Gewürztraminer, Reserve 13/14 12 x 75 101.26 102.86 104.86

3 4 7 1860 Gewürztraminer, 'Kaefferkopf', Grand Cru 12/13 12 x 75 154.26 155.86 157.86

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ChablisDomaine Defaix cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

3 4 5 7 2386 Chablis 2014 12 x 75 113.01 114.61 116.61

3 4 5 7 2368 Chablis (37.5cl.) 2014 24 x 37.5 128.84 130.44 132.44

3 4 5 7 2388 Chablis, 1er Cru, 'Côte de Lechet' 12/13 12 x 75 148.44 150.04 152.04

7 2399 Chablis, Grand Cru, 'Vaudesir' 11/12 12 x 75 314.51 316.11 318.11

1 Domaine PinsonThe Pinson family's 12 hectare estate consists of 2ha Chablis AOC, 7ha Chablis Premier Cru, and 2ha Chablis Grand Cru vineyards. The Pinson Family are one of the longest established families in Chablis with records showing them as having been in Chablis since 1640. The family first started selling its bottles in 1880. In 2004 they created a new and state of the art winery, expanding the capacity of it's stock holding, installing a new press house, and also restoring two of its cellars for wines requiring long barrel aging.

1 3 4 7 1526 Chablis, Charlène et Laurent Pinson 13/14 12 x 75 135.46 137.06 139.06

1 3 4 7 1527 Chablis, 1er Cru, 'Montmains', Domaine Pinson 2013 12 x 75 193.94 195.54 197.54

1 3 4 7 1528 Chablis, Grand Cru, 'Les Clos', Domaine Pinson 2013 12 x 75 321.01 322.61 324.61

Domaine GrossotDomaine Corinne and Jean Pierre Grossot is anchored on the slopes of the famous village of Fleys. It is thanks to the work and commitment of Jean-Pierre's grandparents that the Domaine came into existence in the 1920s. They have since passed their love of the wine to their children who in turn are sharing it with the current generation. Today, with their youngest daughter Eve, renewed passion is being invested in the vines and wine. The focus is on the expression of terroir to develop fine, elegant wines which respect the traditional characteristics of Chablis. The wines are exclusively from the vineyards of the 18 hectare Domaine which has vines on beautiful plots of Chablis and Chablis Premier Crus Vaucoupin, Mont de Milieu, Coastal Troëmes, Fourchaume and Fourneaux.

3 4 7 2402 Chablis 12/14 12 x 75 109.44 111.04 113.04

3 4 7 1249 Chablis (150cl) 12/13 6 x 150 122.60 124.20 126.20

3 4 7 2403 Chablis, 1er Cru, 'Vaucoupin' 11/12 12 x 75 154.94 156.54 158.54

1 3 4 7 1529 Chablis, 1er Cru, 'Fourneaux' 11/12 12 x 75 161.71 163.31 165.31

3 4 7 2406 Chablis, 1er Cru, 'Mont de Milieu' 12/13 12 x 75 161.71 163.31 165.31

Côte de NuitsDomaine ForeyThis small but outstanding domaine was created in 1840 by the great-grandfather of Regis Forey, the current owner/winemaker and was one of the first estates to grace our portfolio (in 1982). The Forey domaine now consists of 9 1/2 hectares of vineyards. Regis Forey, the current owner/winemaker is a perfectionist and pays meticulous attention to detail in the winery and vineyards with yields rarely exceeding 30hl/ha.

6 2135 Nuits-St-Georges 12/13 12 x 75 259.34 260.94 262.94

Domaine BurguetAlain Burguet has been making terrific wines in Gevrey-Chambertin for nearly thirty years. Alain is approximately two barrels tall by one barrel wide, and his muscular physique could be seen in the wines he made in the 1980s, where the tannins were occasionally too firm for the fruit. His style has evolved since then, the fruit now being picked later and riper to add a richer dimension to his wines. He is now assisted by his two sons, Jean-Luc and Eric. Most of the 8 hectare domaine consists of village Gevrey-Chambertin.

6 2842 Gevrey-Chambertin, 'Tradition' 2009 12 x 75 324.34 325.94 327.94

6 2842 Gevrey-Chambertin, 'Symphonie' 2011 12 x 75 324.34 325.94 327.94

Côte de BeauneDomaine Mestre MichelotSince 1993 vintage, Jean-Francois Mestre has headed the winemaking at Domaine Michelot, the famous 22 hectare Meursault estate. Re-instating the Domaine as one of the finest in Meursault. Winemaking is traditional, where the wines complete their alcoholic and malolactic fermentations in oak casks. The style is one of elegance and restraint but with great depth.

7 2357 Meursault, 'Sous La Velle' 12/13 12 x 75 258.94 260.54 262.54

Domaine PillotLaurent Pillot, who took over the running of Domaine Pillot when only in his mid-twenties, catapulted the family from being grape growers to a leading estate and one of the superstars of Chassagne-Montrachet. With a superb collection of vineyards and a modern winemaking facility on the edge of the village, both their red and white wines are of an excellent quality. Their wines are testament to this, from the exotic fruit driven Meursault through to the round, sultry Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeot Rouge the underlying minerality shines through. The 1er Cru St-Aubin is a serious wine with no shortage of minerality, and the Chassagne-Montrachet Blanc is super elegant.

7 2363 St-Aubin, 1er Cru, 'Sentier du Clou' 2014 12 x 75 206.94 208.54 210.54

7 2362 Chassagne-Montrachet, Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 233.34 234.94 236.94

7 2274 Chassagne-Montrachet, 1er Cru, 'Les Vergers', Blanc 2013 12 x 75 288.51 290.11 292.11

6 1370 Volnay 12/13 12 x 75 206.94 208.54 210.54

6 2296 Chassagne-Montrachet, 1er Cru, 'Morgeot', Rouge 12/13 12 x 75 217.01 218.61 220.61

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Domaine Lucien Muzard Et Fils cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Lucien Muzard put together a remarkable collection of vineyard holdings in Santenay (with tiny lots in Chassagne rouge territory and in Pommard). He began at a young age with three-quarters of an acre of vines, replanted 12 acres, then went on to buy additional parcels as they came up over the years. In 1995 he handed over the reins to his sons Claude and Hervé, who immediately began domaine bottling their wine rather than selling it in bulk to négociants. Their decision to work biodynamically was taken to sustain and improve the health of their land.

4 7 2525 Puligny-Montrachet, Blanc 12/13 12 x 75 317.84 319.44 321.44

6 2526 Santenay, 1er Cru, 'Gravières' 11/13 12 x 75 220.34 221.94 223.94Côte Chalonnaise

Domaine Jaegar-DefaixIn October 2002, Hélène Jaeger-Defaix, Didier's wife, took over her first vineyard in Rully 1er cru Mont-Palais white (South Burgundy) from her great-aunt Henriette Niepce and in 2003 she added to this a second plot of Rully 1er Cru red. Located in the south of Côte de Beaune, Rully is a vineyard of 330 ha ( 220 ha white, 110 ha red) amongst which only 100 ha are classified as 1er crus. The estate in Rully is managed in the same spirit as the vineyard in Chablis, that is with the respect for the environment and with the expression of the terroirs as the main goal.

3 4 5 7 2387 Rully Blanc, 1er Cru, 'Mont-Palais' 12/13 12 x 75 155.34 156.94 158.94

3 4 5 6 2407 Rully Rouge 12/13 12 x 75 122.84 124.44 126.44

3 4 5 6 2401 Rully Rouge, 1er Cru, 'Clos du Chapitre' 12/13 12 x 75 171.51 173.11 175.11

MâconnaisDomaine FichetNestled in the commune of Igé, northwest of Mâcon, Domaine Fichet was created in 1976 by Francis and Christiane Fichet. It is now run by their two sons, Pierre-Yves (winemaker) and Olivier (vineyard manager), who took over in 1988. They have since increased the size of the vineyard from 11 to 20 hectares and significantly raised the quality level of their wines. Olivier invested in a new winery in recent years to modernise their approach and ensure that hygiene is beyond reproach.

7 2317 Mâcon-Villages 13/14 12 x 75 83.84 85.44 87.44

7 9607 Mâcon-Villages (37.5cl) 2014 24 x 37.5 93.64 95.24 97.24

6 2318 Bourgogne, Pinot Noir 13/14 12 x 75 83.84 85.44 87.44

6 9609 Bourgogne, Pinot Noir (37.5cl.) 12/13 24 x 37.5 93.64 95.24 97.24

Domaine de FussiacusThe story of Fussiacus starts 1955, when the parents of Jean Paul Paquet left their native Bresse and started work as vineyard employees in the little village of Fuissé. In 1959 they started tenant farming, finally settling in 1971 in a small 3-hectare Domaine called Les Vieux Murs. In 1978 Jean Paul took over the estate and has expanded it to 6 ha and the new generation is now involved too with Jean Paul’s son Yannick a trained, worldly, winemaker and viticulturist.

4 7 2632 Mâcon-Fuissé 13/14 12 x 75 96.44 98.04 100.04

4 7 2635 St-Véran 13/14 12 x 75 109.44 111.04 113.04

Les Vieux Murs 4 7 2636 Pouilly-Fuissé 13/14 12 x 75 129.34 130.94 132.94

BeaujolaisDomaine BerrodFounded in 1954, this 22 hectare family domaine is masterfully run by René Berrod, his daughter, and two sons. “This is Beaujolais at its very best,” comments Robert Parker, summarizing Berrod’s style, “and it gets my highest recommendations.” The vineyard sites are spread across 3 communes: Fleurie, Moulin à Vent and Beaujolais Villages to offer a range of terroirs. The Fleurie comes from a steep, southwest-facing slope with 50 year old vines (average). Harvest tends to come early in this region, and Berrod hand-picks only perfectly mature fruit. Berrod looks for pure elegance in his Fleurie, a wine redolent of violets and ripe red fruits. Parker characterizes the wine as “explosively fruity, rich, velvety Fleurie.”

6 1960 Fleurie 13/14 12 x 75 103.20 104.80 106.80

6 1964 Fleurie (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 116.13 117.73 119.73

Domaine de ColetteThe Domaine de Colette estate is in the heart of the Beaujolais Cru area, just quarter of an hour from Belleville-sur-Saône in a charming flower-decked village called Lantignié. The Domaine is in the hands of Evelyne and Jacky Gaulthier. Jacky is the 4th generation of winemakers in his family. Jacky started on his own at 17 when he took over his uncle’s estate as well as buying some additional plots to offer a wide range of terroir wines. When Evelyne's parents retired the estates were united to form Domaine de Colette. Jacky is extremely eco-aware and practises "Lutte Raisonnée" as well as using only organic manure.

3 4 6 1930 Beaujolais-Villages 13/14 12 x 75 80.64 82.24 84.24

3 4 6 1935 Morgon 12/13 12 x 75 96.44 98.04 100.04

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RegionalCôtes de BordeauxChâteau les Platanes cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Château les Platanes, situated on the hills around the town of St. Emilion, has been dedicated to winemaking for 200 years. Since 2004, the winery has been advised by Michel Rolland and now produces wines which consistently out-perform their appelation.

3 4 6 3295 Château Les Platanes, Côtes de Bordeaux 11/12 6 x 75 48.42 49.22 50.22

Bordeaux Supérieur 6 3040 Château Peynaud 2010 12 x 75 80.51 82.11 84.116 3025 Château Majureau-Sercillan 12/14 12 x 75 86.69 88.29 90.29

Left BankHaut-MédocChâteau Lamothe-CissacPurchased in 1964 by Gabriel Fabre, the vineyard was extensively replanted and the winery completely rebuilt. Vincent Fabre, his son, took over the management of the estate in 1991. The 33 hectare vineyard is located partly on the commune of Cissac adjacent to Pauillac and partly on the plateau of Vertheuil contiguous with Saint-Estèphe.

4 6 3575 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois 2008 12 x 75 109.84 111.44 113.44 4 6 3577 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (37.5cl.) 2010 24 x 37.5 118.39 119.99 121.99 4 6 3577 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (37.5cl.) 2011 24 x 37.5 119.51 121.11 123.11 4 6 1089 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (150cl.) 2009 6 x 150 118.01 119.61 121.61

St-Estèphe6 3785 Château St-Estèphe, Cru Bourgeois 2007 12 x 75 167.39 168.99 170.996 3706 Marquis de Calon 2009 12 x 75 246.34 247.94 249.946 3208 Château Haut-Baradieu 09/10 4 x 75 86.31 86.84 87.51

Pauillac6 3207 Château Richebon 10/11 6 x 75 85.76 86.56 87.566 3723 Château Pontet-Canet, 5eme Cru Classé 2007 12 x 75 681.22 682.82 684.82

St-Julien6 3715 Château Gloria 2009 12 x 75 421.84 423.44 425.446 3645 Château Talbot, 4eme Grand Cru Classé 2009 12 x 75 532.34 533.94 535.94

Margaux6 3626 Château Soussans 08/10 12 x 75 168.34 169.94 171.946 3209 L'Ecrin de Marquis de Terme 2010 4 x 75 118.96 119.49 120.166 3615 Château Dauzac, Margaux, 5eme Cru Classé 2001 12 x 75 422.45 424.05 426.056 1418 Château Giscours, Margaux, 3eme Cru Classé 2006 12 x 75 420.00 421.60 423.60

Graves, Pessac-Léognan6 3206 Château du Bos 13/14 6 x 75 35.43 36.23 37.236 3042 Domaine de Chevalier, Grand Cru Classe 2009 12 x 75 795.64 797.24 799.24

Right BankPomerol

6 3297 Clos Vieux Taillefer 2010 4 x 75 156.83 157.36 158.036 3297 Clos Vieux Taillefer 2011 4 x 75 140.58 141.11 141.78

Lalande-de-PomerolChâteau GarraudThe vineyard of Château Garraud is located on a variety of rich terroirs: gravel, clay-gravel, deep clay with “crasse de fer” and clay-sand, high on the Pomerol plateau. The Château Garraud vineyard was planted in the early middle of the 19th century by the Count de Kermartin. Léon Nony purchased it at the end of the 1930's and proceeded to renovate and extend it.

6 3238 Château de Garraud 06/08 12 x 75 142.34 143.94 145.94

Montagne St-EmilionChâteau TreytinsChâteau Treytins is perhaps better known for its Lalande de Pomerol wine but since 1998 it has also produced a Montagne St-Emilion the largest of Saint-Emilion's satellite appellations. Planted on gravelly soil located in part on a hillside, the average age of the vines is about 25 years. This vineyard is planted mostly with Merlot with a small amount of Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.

6 3285 Château Treytins 08/10 12 x 75 103.34 104.94 106.946 3287 Château Treytins (37.5cl.) 09/10 24 x 37.5 122.84 124.44 126.44

St-EmilionChâteau de FerrandBuilt during the reign of Louis XIV and bought by Baron Bich in 1978, Ferrand is one of the few estates to offer mature (minimum of 5 years) Bordeaux wines suitable for further aging under the Saint-Emilion Grand Cru appellation.

6 3360 Château Ferrand, Grand Cru Classé 2006 12 x 75 180.39 181.99 183.996 3360 Château Ferrand, Grand Cru Classé 2008 12 x 75 211.25 212.85 214.856 3360 Château Ferrand, Grand Cru Classé 2009 12 x 75 253.18 254.78 256.78

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Château Les Platanes - Côtes de Bordeaux

Château Lamothe Cissac - Haut-Médoc

Château Haut Baradieu - St Estèphe

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Marquis de Calon - St Estèphe

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Château Soussans - Margaux

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Clos Vieux Taillefer - Pomerol

Château de Garraud - Lalande de Pomerol

Château Treytins - Montagne St Émilion

Château de Ferrand - St Émilion

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bordeaux producers

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Graves

Entre-deux-Mers

Côtes de Duras

Bergerac

Bergerac

Montravel

PomerolLalande-de-PomerolFronsac

Bourg

Blaye

Estèphe

Medoc

Paulliac

St Julien

Haut Médoc

ListracMoulis

Margaux

St. Emilion

Montagne-St-EmilionR. Dordogne

AtlanticOcean

R. Gironde

R. Garonne

Monbazillac

Premières Côtes de Bordeaux

Cerons

LoupiacSte-Croix-Du-Mont

Cadillac

Sauternes

Pessac-Léogan

Bordeaux

PécharmantRosette

In the vineyards the system of minimum intervention or "Méthode

Raisonnée" is practiced. Château Les Platanes has earned the ISO14001

which covers reduction of waste in terms of energy and

materials and encourages the strictest controls over environmental impact.

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when it is absolutely necessary. Only minimal amounts of pesticide are used and the products used are carefully selected

to protect the health of their workers and the environment.

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CoteauxVarois

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Durance

Arles Cannes

Avignon

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1 Domaine Sainte Marie – Côtes de Provence

2 Ravoire et Fils – Côtes de Provence

Northern RhôneDomaine de Bonserine cases 56+ 30-55 10-29This prestigious estate has 9 hectares of vineyards in Côte Rôtie and 1 hectare in Condrieu. The Domaine consists mainly of old Syrah called "Serine", which is a very old clone of Syrah giving small clusters of loose berries that produces a particularly aromatic wine.

7 1912 Condrieu 2012 6 x 75 130.03 130.83 131.83

6 1914 Côte-Rôtie, 'La Sarrasine' 09/10 6 x 75 136.00 136.80 137.80

Domaine Albert BelleOne of the stars of Northern Rhône, Domaine Albert Belle is one of a handful of producers achieving the exciting potential of this area and justifying its reputation as one of the classic regions of France. The Domaine’s white wines are produced from a blend of Marsanne and Roussanne, fermented in stainless steel at around 18 to 20 centigrade. Philippe Belle oak matures a quarter of the blend of Crozes-Hermitage and half of the Hermitage enhancing the full, ripe flavours and attractive, complex aromas of the wines.

6 1655 Crozes-Hermitage, Rouge, 'Les Pierrelles' 11/12 12 x 75 119.51 121.11 123.11

Southern RhôneVal de GarrigueLong the home to some of the world’s finest value wines, the Southern Rhône’s multifarious appellations, sites and climates provide the perfect terroir in which to make characterful, low intervention wines. Working alongside Guillaume Gonnet, Val de Garrigue tracks down parcels of wine from some of the best vineyard sources in the region. Flanking both banks of the Rhône, sometimes following the route of the Via Domitia, the old Roman route from France to Spain, these vineyards are perfectly sited. A mixture of chalky clay and large round pebbles combines to ensure that this meagre earth forces the roots to dig deep while the 1000 hours of sun per year are reflected back up to the grapes to assist ripening. The dry, sunny climate aids vine health and, where needed,only organic fertilisers are used. Tasted, re-tasted and blended to our exacting standards, the resulting wines display an uncommon depth of flavour and character coupled with a savoury balance and length that is their hallmark.

3 4 7 1948 Côtes du Rhône Blanc, Vielles Vignes, 'La Petite Polissonne' 12/13 12 x 75 74.01 75.61 77.61

3 4 7 1936 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc, Vielles Vignes, 'Le Deuxieme Jeudi' 12/13 12 x 75 213.44 215.04 217.04

2 3 4 6 1954 Ventoux, Vielles Vignes, 'Le Sanglier Fou' 2013 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

3 4 6 1952 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Vielles Vignes, 'Point de Folie' 11/13 12 x 75 74.01 75.61 77.61

3 4 6 1946 Rasteau, Vielles Vignes, 'L'Arriviste' 11/13 12 x 75 96.84 98.44 100.44

3 4 6 1944 Vacqueyras, Vielles Vignes, 'La Rafale du Vent' 2013 12 x 75 117.89 119.49 121.49

3 4 6 1942 Gigondas, Vielles Vignes, 'Le Rêve du Monstre Noir' 2013 12 x 75 135.44 137.04 139.04

3 4 6 1938 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Rouge, Vielles Vignes, 'Cuvée du Pape Jean XX' 12/13 12 x 75 178.01 179.61 181.61

3 4 0 7 1402 Muscat de Beaumes de Venise, 'La Séductrice' 13/14 12 x 37.5 90.30 91.10 92.10

Côtes de ProvenceDomaine Sainte Marie

8 1366 Côtes de Provence Rosé 13/14 6 x 75 45.16 45.96 46.96

8 1406 Côtes de Provence Rosé (150cl.) 13/14 3 x 150 52.30 53.10 54.10

8 1407 Côtes de Provence Rosé (300cl.) 13/14 1 x 300 50.94 51.47 52.14

Ravoire et Fils 3 4 8 1578 Côtes de Provence Rosé Cuvée des Lices 13/14 12 x 75 73.69 75.29 77.29

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Languedoc & South WestCahorsPaul Bertrand cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Crocus is a partnership between internationally renowned winemaker, Paul Hobbs and Bertrand Vigouroux, whose family has been producing wine in Cahors since the 1860s. Paul’s work with Malbec in Mendoza, brought world-wide attention to the variety, and provided inspiration for new styles to emerge. Crocus blends a single Malbec clone grown on three historic Vigouroux family properties on distinct terraces of the Lot River Valley. These sites are, Haute-Serre, one of the highest plateau in Cahors, Leret-Monpezat, on the middle terraces of the slope and Mercuès which lies closest to the Lot River. Paul and Bertrand are excited to bring new world innovation and old world tradition together in redefining Malbec de Cahors.

1 3 4 6 1807 Crocus, Atelier 2012 12 x 75 128.94 130.54 132.541 6 1424 Crocus, Prestige 2011 12 x 75 194.20 195.80 197.80

1 3 4 6 1808 Crocus, Grand Vin 2011 6 x 75 243.38 244.18 245.18

St ChinianCours La Reine

2 6 1087 St Chinian 13/14 6 x 75 28.93 29.73 30.73

Côteaux du LanguedocChâteau La Clotte FontaneIn an undulating setting of pines, oaks and aromatic plants, the domaine is spread over 130 hectares, with just 27 hectares of vines, and has two types of soils. One, on the sunny eastern side is made up of large pebbles which give the wine a fruity fresh taste. The second, a flat clay limestone terrain, brings body and substance. The winery of Château la Clotte-Fontane combines modernity and tradition, originally built on the ruins of a roman villa. In 1432, according to historical documents, the castle belonged to Comte Pierre de Gange, but it was in XVIII century that Jean Mouton de la Clotte redesigned the property in the style we see it today. Maryline and Philippe Pagès fell under its spell in the 1990's and purchased the domaine. Since that time they have been working to restore the castle to its former magnificence.

7 4157 Cuvée Bathilde, Chardonnay 13/14 6 x 75 46.80 47.60 48.60

8 4156 Cuvée Louise Rosé 13/14 6 x 75 35.43 36.23 37.23

6 4152 Cuvée Mathierou 13/14 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

6 4154 Cuvée Cremailh 12/13 12 x 75 83.84 85.44 87.44

Picpoul de PinetDomaine de MontredonDomaine de Montredon is a family owned estate in Castelnau de Guers, beside the Thau lagoon to the west of the Mediterranean’s Golfe de Lyon. The 55 hectare estate has 20 hectares of Picpoul in production making them one of the biggest producers in the region. The sunny south of France is perfect for producing healthy, ripe grapes without too much need for intervention. Despite its relatively high acidity this is a fairly late ripening grape here and is harvested after some of the red varieties. The Domaine was recently bought by Marion and Guillaume Alliés and their investment in the cellar and equipment means that the 2014 vintage in screwcap is the best yet.

2 7 4143 Picpoul de Pinet 2014 12 x 75 64.34 65.94 67.94

Pic St LoupChâteau de Lancyre Some 20 km from Montpellier, in the Pic St Loup appellation, lies the commune of Valflaunes, home to Château de Lancyre. The long overlooked style and quality of this increasingly fashionable appellation has been recognised with the ‘Grand Cru de Languedoc’ status. The Durand and Valentin families have been the proprietors for 4 generations and look after 75 hectares of vines. Château de Lancyre is now recognised as one of the leading producers in the region, producing a mouthwatering Rosé and lush, velvety Rouge.

3 4 8 4138 Pic St Loup Rosé 13/14 12 x 75 82.14 83.74 85.74

3 4 6 4137 Pic St Loup Rouge, La Coste d’Aleyrac 13/14 12 x 75 83.84 85.44 87.44

Terrasses du LarzacMas Cal DemouraMas Cal Demoura was established in the early 1990’s by Jean-Pierre Julien, the man who led the way in the quality revolution of Languedoc. Since 2004, the Domaine has been in the capable hands of Isabelle and Vincent Goumard and has gone from strength to strength. Vincent’s respect for terroir, his attention to details and his passion for great wine has led to a range of truly outstanding wines which demonstrate exactly why these wines are now Grand Cru, displaying the charm of the terroir and the skill of the winemaker.

5 7 4162 L'Étincelle, IGP d’Herault 2014 12 x 75 130.94 132.54 134.54

3 4 6 4158 Mas des Amours, Côteaux du Languedoc 12/13 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30

3 4 6 4159 L'Infidèle, Terrasses du Larzac 12/13 12 x 75 135.70 137.30 139.30

3 4 6 4163 L'Infidèle, Terrasses du Larzac (150cl.) 2011 6 x 150 132.35 133.95 135.95

3 4 6 4161 Les Combariolles, Terrasses du Larzac 11/12 12 x 75 181.20 182.80 184.80

Cahors

1 Paul Bertrand - AOC Cahors

2 Domaine de Montredon - Picpoul de Pinet

3 Domaine Cantié - Picpoul de Pinet

4 Château La Clotte Fontane - Côteaux de Languedoc

5 Château de Lancyre - Pic St Loup

6 Mas Cal Demoura - Terasses du Larzac

7 Cours La Reine - IGP Languedoc

8 Casse Noix - IGP Languedoc

9 Mont Rocher - IGP Languedoc

10 Pierre et Papa - IGP Languedoc and Côtes de Gascogne

11 Coin Des Coquins - IGP Languedoc and Côtes de Gascogne

12 Largesse - IGP Languedoc and Côtes de Gascogne

france - languedoc & south west

languedoc & south west producers

Orb

Hérult

Tet

Aude

Aude

Perpignan

Beziers

Montpellier

Banyuls

Maury

Fitou

Corbières

Minervois

Blanquettede Limoux

Key:Alliance Wine Francedenotes IGP producers

Côtes de Roussillon Village

Mediterranean Sea

Côtes de Roussillon

Côteaux du Languedoc

Muscat

MuscatCôteaux du Languedoc

Rivesaltes

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Regional WinesCasse Noix cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Le Casse Noix, Vin Extraordinaire, is a compact range of high quality, well balanced wines made from grapes sourced throughout Southern France. Offering generous quantities of ripe, fruit driven character Le Casse Noix's offers outstanding value for money.

2 3 4 7 1139 Sauvignon Blanc, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 6 x 75 27.26 28.06 29.06

2 3 4 7 1137 Chardonnay, IGP Pays d’Oc 2014 6 x 75 27.26 28.06 29.06

2 6 1141 Cabernet Sauvignon, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 6 x 75 27.26 28.06 29.06

2 6 1138 Syrah, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 6 x 75 27.26 28.06 29.06

Mont RocherSouthern France, with its multifarious regions, indigenous grapes, cultures and traditions is home to some of the most exciting, characterful wines in the world at present. Mont Rocher is a collection of wines made from indigenous varieties, crafted in a style that lets them clearly express their varietal typicity and sense of place. Pure, authoritative packaging that lets the wines do the talking meets delicious, well balanced wines that offer a taste of the real France.

2 7 1758 Viognier, Vieilles Vignes, IGP Pays d’Oc 2014 6 x 75 28.93 29.73 30.73

2 6 1759 Carignan, Vieilles Vignes, IGP Pays d’Herault 2014 6 x 75 26.50 27.30 28.30

2 6 1757 Malbec, IGP Pays d’Oc 2014 6 x 75 26.50 27.30 28.30

Pierre et PapaInspired by the fanciful tales of Pierre Renard and his father, Pierre et Papa is a compact range of high quality, well-balanced whites, reds and rosés made from grapes sourced throughout Southern France. With packaging influenced by old French advertising ephemera, Pierre et Papa’s nostalgic feel is very much in tune with the desire to seek out honest value.

2 3 4 7 1086 Dry White, IGP Comté Tolosan 2014 6 x 75 25.05 25.85 26.85

2 7 1092 Medium White, IGP Comté Tolosan 2014 6 x 75 25.05 25.85 26.85

2 3 4 8 1090 Rosé, IGP Pays D'Hérault 13/14 6 x 75 25.52 26.32 27.32

2 6 1088 Red, IGP Pays D'Hérault 2014 6 x 75 25.05 25.85 26.85

Coin des CoquinsCoin de Coquins offer dual varietal blends that take the best of Southern French traditional winemaking and add a little new world know-how. Sourced from Gascony, St Chinian and Minervois we utilise cooler, higher altitude sites for the whites to maintain crisp fruit expression and varietal purity while the red is sourced from warmer sites in Minervois. Winemaking for whites is reductive and simple to retain bright fruit while the reds benefit from cool pre-fermentation maceration and hand plunging to maximise fruit over tannin.

2 3 4 7 1357 Sauvignon Blanc Gros Manseng, Vin de France 2013 6 x 75 27.30 28.10 29.10

2 3 4 7 1357 Sauvignon Blanc Gros Manseng, IGP d’Oc 2014 6 x 75 27.30 28.10 29.10

2 6 1358 Mourvèdre Cabernet Sauvignon, IGP d’Oc 13/14 6 x 75 27.30 28.10 29.10

Largesse cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Largesse represents a range of stylish, classic, varietals produced in Southern France. As the name suggests these wines offer generous quantities of ripe, fruit driven character, coupled with cutting edge designs.

2 7 4604 Sauvignon Blanc, IGP Côtes de Gascogne 2014 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

2 7 4606 Chardonnay, IGP Côtes de Gascogne 2014 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

2 6 4608 Merlot, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

2 6 4602 Shiraz, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

MontsabléThe wines of Montsablé are inspired by the desire to craft elegant Burgundian varietals from Southern France. Working with growers in cooler sites of lower vigour, we seek out fruit that delivers pure flavours and great balance. In the winery, the fruit is handled carefully to build texture and mouthfeel, with oak only ever used to add just the most subtle of seasoning. The result is a Chardonnay with great palate weight, bright fruit and texture while our Pinot positively sings with lifted cherry and wild strawberry fruit.

3 4 7 1359 Chardonnay, IGP Pays d’Oc 2014 6 x 75 32.18 32.98 33.98

6 1361 Pinot Noir, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 6 x 75 32.18 32.98 33.98

La Vie en RoseInnovation is rare in the wine world, but the innovation of a new category, that of year round rosé drinking, is one of the few major changes of drinking habit that has occurred in the recent past. Firmly focused on capitalising on the global enthusiasm for all that is pink, La Vie en Rose is wonderfully evocative, almost ‘fin de siecle’ approach. La Vie en Rose is off to a stylish start. With just a faint blush of colour, a hint of red fruits and a fleeting brush of subtle, spicy wood, this is a supremely balanced, savoury food-friendly style of wine that will help even the most hardened of sceptics see the wine through rose tinted specs.

2 3 4 8 1345 Cinsault Rosé, IGP Pays d’Oc 13/14 12 x 75 57.84 59.44 61.44

Bouton LarrozeSituated in the Gaillac region, this property is made of 25 ha on the right hand side of the river Tarn. Braucol is a synonym of 'Fer Servadou' (or simply Fer) a dark-skinned grape variety grown in South West France. While it is a little known variety, it is increasingly being planted, producing wines that have very soft tannins and red fruit aromas.

2 6 1077 Braucol, IGP Côtes du Tarn 13/14 6 x 75 32.10 32.90 33.90

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hungary

Budapest

River Danube

Tokaji

Mátra

The Great Plain

Eger

Mád1

1 St Tamás - Tokaji

hungarian producers

germany

Bonn

Mosel Saar and Ruwer Rivers

Berlin

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1 Weingut Max Ferdinand Richter – Mosel

german producers

One of the bonuses of Germany’s northerly position is its naturally lower alcohol wines and, with demand being high in the UK for lighter styles, German wines are positioned well for 2015. The Riesling grape is Germany’s trump card, producing what many consider to be the best expression of this wonderful varietal. Its finest examples are grown in areas such as the Mosel and the Rheingau where long growing seasons allow for concentrated, complex flavours and the slatey soil lends a wonderful mineral character.

Estate wines give the consumer the best chance of

appreciating the quality of German wine and we are lucky

to deal with Wéingut Max Ferdinand Richter who aims

to combine progress and tradition in a harmonious way and

this is demonstrated in his perfectly crafted wines. Based in

the Mosel Valley, vines are planted on steep sites of grey slate,

mineral quartz and some areas of clay. Quality and concentration

are increased by extreme pruning and a green harvest in some

years. The work in the vineyards has certainly paid off with

Richter gaining a plethora of renowned awards in the world press.

Garech Byrne, Buyer

Germany

Wéingut Max Ferdinand Richter, Mosel cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The Richter family own 40 acres of vineyards in the central Mosel area and having owned vineyards here for the last 300 years, the winery is steeped in history. The family’s goal is to combine progress and tradition in a harmonious way and, with a reputation for producing some of the regions’ best Riesling, there is no doubt that they have achieved their goal. At Richter, quality is paramount - concentration is increased by severe pruning and even a green harvest in prolific years. Vintage is later than most growers in the region and all picking is done by hand. The work in the cellar shows the same attention to detail, with traditional winemaking practices allowing the grapes to express their full personality, setting them up for a long life. Mosel wine doesn’t get much better than this.

2 3 4 7 6638 Riesling QbA, Signature Edition 13/14 12 x 75 77.20 78.80 80.80

1 2 3 4 7 1495 Estate Riesling, QmP 2013 12 x 75 90.20 91.80 93.80

3 4 7 6600 Riesling Kabinett, QmP, Brauneberger Juffer 2014 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

3 4 0 7 6630 Riesling, Spätlese, QmP, Graacher Himmelreich 2009 12 x 75 122.82 124.42 126.42

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hungary

Budapest

River Danube

Tokaji

Mátra

The Great Plain

Eger

Mád1

1 St Tamás - Tokaji

hungarian producers

Despite the fact that winemaking in Hungary has at least 2000 years of tradition, the modern wine industry only dates from the fall of the communist system 20 years ago. Hungary has a myriad of different terroirs within its small territories. Amongst the 22 wine regions Tokaji Hegyalja is unquestionably the best known and arguably has the most potential to produce world class wines. A plethora of local varietals, unique botrytised sweet wines and excellent mineral soils make this region one of the best in the world.

Furmint is the flag bearer for the region and is already Central Europe’s best known indigenous

varietal. It yields excellent age-worthy dry whites, with splendid mineral expression, and it is also

the backbone of the legendary sweet wines of Tokaji.

Garech Byrne, Buyer

St Tamas, Tokaji cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The Szent Tamás winery was founded by 2 Hungarian businessmen and the son of Hungary's most famous and influential producers: Istevan Szepsy. They firmly believe the village of MÁD in the remote Tokaji region of Hungary is one of the great wine producing areas of the world. Working with vineyards that were shaped by several volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, their goal is to ensure that the once world renowned Tokaji Crus of MÁD would capture wine world`s attention again. Currently are working with 15 hectares of old vines in 9 different Crus, the MÁD Dry Furmint was created to be a benchmark representation of the village of MÁD through the collaborative work of the Szent Tamás winery and an ever growing number of small landowners.

3 4 7 1012 Mád, Dry Furmint 2013 6 x 75 45.17 45.97 46.97

3 4 7 1279 Mád, Dry Furmint (150 cl.) 12/13 6 x 150 96.85 98.45 100.45

1 3 4 7 1483 Nyulászó, Hárslevelű 2012 6 x 75 74.71 75.51 76.51

3 4 7 1013 Percze, Dry Furmint 2012 6 x 75 103.66 104.46 105.46

3 4 0 7 1014 Mád, Tokaji (37.5cl.) 2013 6 x 37.5 61.57 61.97 62.47

3 4 0 7 1016 3909, Tokaji (37.5cl.) 11/12 6 x 37.5 113.56 113.96 114.46

1 3 4 0 7 1484 Tokaji, 6 Puttonyos, Aszú (37.5cl.) 2009 6 x 37.5 292.46 292.86 293.36

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PiedmontCascina Adelaide cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

After a highly successful engineering career, Amabile Droco achieved his lifetime's ambition when he purchased an old farmhouse and the accompanying vineyards in the heart of the village of Barolo. The employment of a top new winemaking team and the construction of an incredible new subterranean winery had a predictably positive effect on the quality of the wines produced but what really sets Cascina Adelaide apart is their vineyard holdings and their commitment to demonstrating the diversity of the terroirs within the Barolo DOCG. They now own top sites in 8 out of the 10 Barolo "Crus" with plans to get to 10 as and when the right sites become available. A horizontal tasting of the wines demonstrates the clearly defined characteristics of each of the vineyards in terms of fruit concentration, elegance and the structure of the tannins enabling the taster to appreciate not only the quality of the whole range but also which style is their own individual preference. Nor have the journalists been slow to recognise the fantastic quality of the wines with a number of the wines awarded 95 points from Wine Spectator as well as consistently coming out on top in Decanter tastings.

4 6 6802 Dolcetto di Diano D'Alba, DOC, Vigna Coste Fiore 2013 12 x 75 122.70 124.30 126.30

4 6 6808 Barolo, DOCG, 4 Vigne 2010 12 x 75 239.70 241.30 243.30

4 6 6809 Barolo, DOCG, Cannubi 2010 12 x 75 291.77 293.37 295.37

4 6 6814 Barolo, DOCG, Pernanno 2010 12 x 75 291.77 293.37 295.37

4 6 6826 Barolo, DOCG, Fossati 06/10 12 x 75 324.34 325.94 327.94

Tenuta Olim BaudaTenuta Olim Bauda has been in the Bertolino family since the 1960's and was the jewel in the crown of their negociant business. Tragically Sr. Bertolino died in 1985 leaving 3 very young children and no-one to run the business. Overnight, the thriving winery was closed down and for the next 15 years the fruit from their fantastic vineyards was sold to other producers. In 2000 the 3 siblings decided to try to revive the estate's fortunes and have, since then, managed to re-establish Tenuta Olim Bauda as one of Piedmont's top producers. A little help from the famous consultant Beppe Caviola and the acquisition of a prime site in the Gavi di Gavi DOC, means they now produce a range of Gavi's and Barbera d'Astis which have won huge acclaim including 3 Bichieri from the Gambero Rosso for the last 3 vintages of the top Barbera ‘Nizza’ and 92 points from Parker.

3 4 7 6967 Moscato D’Asti, Frizzante, DOCG, Centive 13/14 12 x 75 64.67 66.27 68.27

3 4 7 6961 Gavi, DOCG 2013 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

3 4 7 6961 Gavi, DOCG 2014 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30

3 4 7 6962 Gavi di Gavi, DOCG 13/14 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

3 4 6 6963 Barbera D’Asti, DOCG, La Villa 2013 12 x 75 80.57 82.17 84.17

3 4 6 1268 Barbera D'Asti, DOCG, La Villa (150cl.) 2013 3 x 150 48.43 49.23 50.23

3 4 6 6964 Barbera D’Asti, Superiore, DOCG, Le Rocchette 2012 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

3 4 6 6966 Barbera d'Asti, Superiore, DOC, Nizza 10/11 12 x 75 194.32 195.92 197.92

Alto AdigeCantina MeranoCantina Merano's slick, modern winery may recall a Bond villain's mountain lair, but what happens there undoubtedly brings greater joy to humanity than the Bond villain's nefarious schemes would have. Surrounded by terrifying steep vineyards, lovingly tended by hand, Merano produce wines with Alpine verve, minerality and a depth of fruit uncommon in Italy. It is easy to understand why Alto Adige wines; and Cantina Merano in particular; are some of the most sought after in Italy.

7 1257 Pinot Bianco Weissburgunder, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 41.91 42.71 43.71

7 1258 Pinot Grigio, Festival, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 43.54 44.34 45.34

7 1261 Kerner, Graf von Meran, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 58.16 58.96 59.96

6 1259 Meraner, St. Valentin, Festival, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 41.91 42.71 43.71

6 1260 Lagrein Festival, DOC 12/14 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

VenetoBella ModellaInspired by the Italian love of design and the long history of respect for ‘form’ and architecture, Bella Modella is a homage to all that is beautifully formed in nature or the man made world. Taking a thoroughly contemporary approach, Bella Modella offers the opportunity to sample affordable, stylish examples of modern Italy. The range includes the value focused Figlia, the butterfly inspired la Farfalla Pinot Grigio and Pinot Grigio Rosé, and the Modella Prosecco, with its stylish design and deliciously frothy, fruit filled character this is the perfect model of Prosecco!

Modella 4 7 7039 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC N/V 12 x 75 70.66 72.26 74.26

4 7 1404 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC (150cl.) N/V 6 x 150 81.98 83.58 85.58

Figlia1 2 3 4 7 6772 Garganega Pinot Grigio, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 46.02 47.62 49.62

1 2 3 4 6 1794 Merlot Sangiovese 2014 6 x 75 24.34 25.14 26.14

La Farfalla 2 7 6780 Pinot Grigio, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 49.22 50.82 52.82

2 8 6773 Pinot Grigio Rosé, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 49.22 50.82 52.82

Cielo e Terra cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Cielo e Terra is a joint venture between the Cielo family, who have been making wine in the Veneto for over a century, and the Cantina Sociale Colli Berici. Drawing on the Colli Berici's enormous vineyard resources, combined with the Cielo family's winemaking skills and commercial acumen, Cielo e Terra consistently produce wines which are fantastic value for money from both indigenous and international varietals.

Terre Allegre 2 7 6776 Trebbiano, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 42.89 44.49 46.49

2 6 6778 Sangiovese, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 42.89 44.49 46.49

Casa Defra 7 6781 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC N/V 12 x 75 57.77 59.37 61.37

2 7 1396 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC (20cl.) N/V 24 x 20 40.32 41.17 42.24

7 6792 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC, D'Oro N/V 12 x 75 67.25 68.85 70.85

8 6777 Raboso Rosé, Frizzante, IGT N/V 12 x 75 57.77 59.37 61.37

2 7 6789 Pinot Grigio, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 51.32 52.92 54.92

7 6793 Sauvignon Blanc, DOC, Colli Berici 13/14 12 x 75 51.32 52.92 54.92

2 8 6786 Pinot Grigio Rosé, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 51.32 52.92 54.92

6 6788 Merlot, DOC, Colli Berici 13/14 12 x 75 51.32 52.92 54.92

MabisThe Biscardo Family have been making wine from their base in Soave for over 150 years and the operations are currently led by brothers Maurizio and Martino Biscardo. Renowned for their Proseccos and Corvina based reds in particular, they are also involved in a fascinating project in Puglia. During the course of Maurizio's long and illustrious career, he has consulted for well known wineries around Italy and in doing so he came across the vineyards that provide the grapes for their Puglian wines. Both the Pugliese and Veneto wines are characterised by a dangerous drinkability, aromatic purity and exceptional value for money.

2 7 1000 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC N/V 6 x 75 28.91 29.71 30.71

7 1002 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 36.95 37.75 38.75

2 8 1001 Ibis Rosato, Frizzante, IGT N/V 6 x 75 27.29 28.09 29.09

7 1146 Uvam, Pinot Grigio, IGT 13/14 6 x 75 30.47 31.27 32.27

7 1003 Mavum, Pinot Grigio Pinot Nero, IGT 2014 6 x 75 32.16 32.96 33.96

7 1030 Lugana, DOC 13/14 6 x 75 41.91 42.71 43.71

1 3 4 8 2077 Uvam, Pinot Grigio Blush, IGT 2014 6 x 75 32.10 32.90 33.90

6 1006 Casato de Melzi, Negroamaro, IGT 10/12 6 x 75 30.54 31.34 32.34

6 1005 Casato de Melzi, Primitivo, IGT, Salento 12/13 6 x 75 32.10 32.90 33.90

6 1007 Casato di Melzi, Salice Salentino, Riserva, DOC 10/11 6 x 75 33.72 34.52 35.52

6 1004 Mavum, Corvina Cabernet Sauvignon, IGT 2012 6 x 75 32.16 32.96 33.96

6 1008 Ripasso, Valpolicella, Classico Superiore, DOC 2013 6 x 75 45.10 45.90 46.90

6 1114 Amarone di Valpolicella, DOCG 10/11 6 x 75 90.66 91.46 92.46

Latium Morini Inspired by the quality of the wines produced by their neighbour Romano dal Forno, the seven brothers and cousins who own Latium Morini decided not to sell the grapes from their best blocks to the local Cantina Sociale as they, and their fathers, had done for years but to make wine from them themselves. Since their first vintage in 2004 the torrent of accolades; including an IWC Gold for their Amarone and high ratings from Jancis Robinson; would suggest that they made the right decision. Now firmly established at the forefront of the new wave of quality modern producers of Soave, Valpolicella and Amarone the wines combine beautiful fruit concentration with fresh, bright acidity that makes a second glass (or bottle) almost impossible to resist.

3 4 7 6767 Soave, DOC 13/14 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42

3 4 7 6762 Soave, DOC, Campo Le Calle 13/14 12 x 75 83.82 85.42 87.42

3 4 6 6763 Valpolicella, DOC 13/14 12 x 75 74.07 75.67 77.67

3 4 6 6761 Ripasso, Valpolicella, Superiore, DOC, Campo dei Ciliegi 11/12 12 x 75 103.20 104.80 106.80

3 4 6 6764 Valpolicella, Superiore, DOC, Campo Prognai 11/12 12 x 75 116.32 117.92 119.92

3 4 6 6765 Amarone della Valpolicella, DOCG, Campo Leon 10/11 12 x 75 226.62 228.22 230.22

FriuliPradioThe Cielo's family estate based in Friuli Grave DOC is the source of these top quality white wines. Planted with Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Friulano and Sauvignon Blanc, the fruit concentration balanced with crisp, refreshing acidity demonstrate why many believe that this area is Italy's finest for the production of white wines.

3 4 7 6771 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC, Passaparola N/V 12 x 75 73.91 75.51 77.51 7 7032 Pinot Grigio, DOC, Priara 13/14 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42

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TuscanyLe Chiantigiane cases 56+ 30-55 10-29Le Chiantigiane is a forward thinking, quality-orientated co-operative in the heart of Chianti. As the largest producer of Chianti with over 3000 ha of vines under their control, they produce a range of styles from great value, authentic Chianti to single estate Chianti Classico the quality of which puts many more well known names to shame.

3 4 6 1018 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, DOC, Loggia del Sole 2013 6 x 75 27.29 28.09 29.096 1027 Chianti, DOCG, Loggia del Conte 2013 6 x 75 32.10 32.90 33.90

3 4 6 1039 Chianti, Classico, DOCG, Geggiano 2012 6 x 75 41.91 42.71 43.71 3 4 6 1035 Chianti, Riserva, DOCG, Baccio 2011 6 x 75 38.66 39.46 40.46

RipanudaRipanuda is a new project from four dynamic young winemakers: Giacomo, Niccoló, Alberto and Michele. The men were friends for years, but found themselves working in wine throughout the world, cutting their teeth in Tuscany, Friuli, Calabria, California, South Africa and Serbia. When Alberto’s grandfather Beppe offered them a beautiful vineyard in Gaiole, situated on one of Tuscany’s highest hills in the heart of Chianti Classico, they jumped at the chance to return home. The winemaking team blends an immense respect for tradition with modern training acquired in Bordeaux and at U.C. Davis, and they have crafted elegant and harmonious reds that scream of Tuscany but will appeal to all. Committed to sustainable agriculture, the winery adhere strictly to the principles of biodynamic viticulture.

4 6 1332 Chianti, Classico, DOCG 2011 12 x 75 109.70 111.30 113.306 1333 Bardamu, IGT 09/10 6 x 75 93.92 94.72 95.72

Bibi GraetzHaving initially trained as an artist, Bibi Graetz found his true calling at the bottom of a great bottle of wine. Without any formal training and with initially only a small 2 hectare vineyard on his parents property overlooking Florence at his disposal, he has managed to unceremoniously gatecrash the staid Tuscan wine scene and, in Testamatta, create one of Italy’s great cult wines. The lack of a traditional Tuscan estate has freed him to search out parcels of old vines around Tuscany, and even the Isola di Giglio, which are the basis for his concentrated, yet elegant wines.

2 3 4 7 6923 Casamatta, Bianco, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42 4 7 6903 Bugia, IGT 13/14 6 x 75 156.70 157.50 158.50 2 6 6925 Casamatta Rosso, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42

6 6906 It’s a Game, IGT 2011 6 x 75 67.92 68.72 69.72 4 6 6902 Soffocone di Vincigliata, IGT 2012 6 x 75 97.10 97.90 98.90 4 6 7901 Soffocone di Vincigliata, IGT (150cl.) 2010 6 x 150 210.63 212.23 214.23 4 6 6901 Testamatta, IGT 09/10 6 x 75 308.41 309.21 310.21

6 1323 Colore, IGT 2008 6 x 75 1620.70 1621.50 1622.50

UccellieraThe Uccelliera property dates back to the Middle Ages but it's current owner, Andrea Cortonesi, purchased this beautiful but tiny 6 hectare estate in 1987 and has quietly established Uccelliera as one of the top producers of Brunello di Montalcino. A farmer to his fingertips, Andrea, though not certified, cultivates the land organically as he believes this allows his magical vineyard to express themselves fully. 96+ point scores from Wine Spectator mean that demand for the wines always outstrips supply but it is well worth trying to track a case down.

6 6892 Rosso di Montalcino, DOC 2011 12 x 75 155.32 156.92 158.92 3 4 6 6894 Rapace, IGT 08/09 12 x 75 194.27 195.87 197.87

6 6890 Brunello di Montalcino, DOCG 2008 12 x 75 320.00 321.60 323.60

Umbria1 Tenimenti Santa Francesca

Tenimenti Santa Francesca is perched high in the hills overlooking the spectacular town of Orvieto. Nestled among 300 ha of their own vineyards, the new winery was built in 2011 and has all the bells and whistles that one would expect. A significant factor in the why the wines display uncommon fruit concentration and freshness is the altitude and consequent diurnial temperature variations, at which the fruit is grown. From Pinot Grigio to Orvieto to Sagrantino di Montefalco, these new wines are well worth seeking out.

1 2 7 1792 Bianco, IGT 2014 6 x 75 24.34 25.14 26.141 2 7 1776 Pinot Grigio, IGT 2014 6 x 75 25.96 26.76 27.761 2 7 1774 Orvieto, Classico DOC 2014 6 x 75 27.59 28.39 29.391 2 8 1788 Pinot Grigio Blush, IGT 2014 6 x 75 24.34 25.14 26.141 2 6 1804 Rosso, IGT 2014 6 x 75 25.96 26.76 27.76

1 6 1783 Sagrantino di Montefalco, DOCG 2008 6 x 75 64.96 65.76 66.76

AbruzzoCollefrisioCollefrisio is managed by three young, dynamic partners and based in the Frisa hills of Abruzzo where they farm 35 hectares in three distinct vineyard sites: the Valle del Moro estate runs from the Maiella mountains down to the sea, the Morrecine Estate, is located on a sea-facing hill between Ortona and Tollo, and the Giuliano Teatino estate, is situated in the Maiella foothills above the Venna Valley. Only the best grapes are selected for Collefrisio’s wines and all the wines are certified as organically produced. The whites are clean, crisp, varietally pure and distinct, whilst the reds have ripe fruit, judicious use of oak and succulent, savoury tannins.

3 4 5 7 1241 Falanghina, IGT 2014 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92 3 4 5 7 6908 Pecorino di Chieti, IGT 2014 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92 3 4 5 6 6907 Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, Filaré, DOC 2012 12 x 75 80.57 82.17 84.17 3 4 5 6 6909 Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, Vignaquadro, DOC 2010 12 x 75 100.07 101.67 103.67

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PugliaApollonio cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

You can expect great things from this historic family owned Pugliese estate. Apollonio was a benchmark producer in the region in the early part of the 20th Century and continues to forge ahead today with the fourth generation of the Apollonio family at the helm. The wines of Puglia have never received as much interest in the past as they do now. Tasting Apollonio’s wines shows that here at least the attention is justified. Great care is taken in the production and vinification of local grape varieties to produce wines of uniquely southern Italian character. Ageing typically takes place in barrel and then bottle for extended periods before release. Powerful and complex, the wines have flavours of ripe, dark fruits and leather, attractive weight, richness and balanced tannin. They brilliantly represent the terroir and climate of Puglia and yet are beautifully elegant in their structure and style.

3 4 6 6830 Salice Salentino, Rosso, DOC 10/11 12 x 75 96.77 98.37 100.37

3 4 6 6838 Salento, Primitivo, IGT, Terragnola 2011 12 x 75 116.32 117.92 119.92

3 4 6 6833 Salento, Rosso, IGT, Valle Cupa 08/11 12 x 75 116.32 117.92 119.92

3 4 6 6835 Copertino, Riserva, DOC, Divoto 08/10 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

SicilyBaglio GibellinaBaglio Gibellina is situated in picturesque Sicily where its vineyards are surrounded by the hills of Salemi and Santa Ninfa. The landscape is dotted with vineyards, olive groves, citrus trees, juniper trees and fichi d’India trees. Old vineyards located between 300-600m above sea level are grown on a mixture of clay and volcanic soils using the Guyot system with limited yields allowing for the production of outstanding wines with incredible food matching potential.

2 7 1377 Fiano, IGT 2013 6 x 75 27.29 28.09 29.09

6 1287 Baronie Coraldo, Merlot, IGT 11/12 6 x 75 28.91 29.71 30.71

6 1291 Baronie Coraldo, Nero d'Avola, IGT 12/13 6 x 75 28.91 29.71 30.71

6 1289 U. Passimiento, IGT 13/14 6 x 75 31.56 32.36 33.36

6 1292 Assurdo, Pinot Nero Nero d'Avola, IGT 10/11 6 x 75 41.92 42.72 43.72

6 1293 Terremoto, Merlot Nero d'Avola, IGT 09/10 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

Palazzo del MareA joint venture between Alliance and one of the Island’s top producers, Palazzo del Mare is a great introduction to indigenous Sicilian varietals with a quality price ratio that is hard to beat. The Catarratto displays that signature crisp, citrus laced fruit filled style while the Nero d'Avola delivers ample ripe, plummy fruit.

2 3 4 7 6919 Catarratto, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 44.82 46.42 48.42

2 3 4 6 6921 Nero d'Avola, IGT 13/14 12 x 75 44.82 46.42 48.42

Cantine RalloThe historic Cantine Rallo winery is based a stones throw from the beach in Marsala although their hundred hectares of organic vineyards are high up in the hills above Alcamo. Owned by the dynamic Vesco family for the last 10 years, they have revolutionized the viticultural practices as well as investing heavily in cutting edge technology for the winery and bottling line. The results are evident in the fragrant, crisp Catarratto and perfumed, fresh Nero d’Avola these wines are a million miles from the overripe styles made by many of their peers.

4 5 7 6917 Bianco Maggiore, Grillo, DOC 13/14 12 x 75 83.77 85.37 87.37

4 5 6 6912 Il Principe, Nero d'Avola, DOC 2013 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92

3 4 0 7 6918 Passito di Pantelleria, DOC (50cl.) 08/10 12 x 50 193.96 195.03 196.36

6931 Soleras 20yr Old Marsala (50cl.) N/V 6 x 50 89.07 89.60 90.27

GulfiVito Catania comes from a proud tradition of vine growers and winemakers in his native Sicily and whilst he has spent his career in the very different sector of engineering, the lure of the vineyard proved too strong. The result is Gulfi, an exceptional young producer based in Ragusa; the 'home' of Nero d'Avola; that focuses on terroir specific, single vineyard bottlings of Sicily’s signature red varietal. In the 10 years since it's inception the wines made by Gulfi have demonstrated the huge potential of this varietal when old bush vines, careful site selection and exceptional winemaking are combined. Regularly garlanded with Tre Bicchieri awards from the Gambero Rosso, Gulfi was named 'Winery of the Year' by the Guide to the Best Italian wines of 2012; recognising the quality of the entire range and the pioneering work it has done in the promotion of Nero d'Avola.

4 5 7 7051 Carjicanti Bianco, IGT 10/11 12 x 75 161.82 163.42 165.42

5 6 7052 Nero d’Avola, IGT, Nerojbleo 09/10 12 x 75 122.82 124.42 126.42

3 4 5 6 7057 Cerasuolo di Vittoria, DOCG 2013 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

5 6 7053 Nero d’Avola, IGT, Nerobaronj 2009 12 x 75 174.82 176.42 178.42

5 6 7054 Nero d’Avola, IGT, Neromaccarj 2008 12 x 75 220.32 221.92 223.92

5 6 7056 Nero d’Avola, IGT, Nerosanlorè 2008 12 x 75 226.82 228.42 230.42

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Lebanon

Château Ka, Bekaa Valley cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Having graduated in Oeneology from the Univeristy of Dijon, Akram Kassatly returned to Lebanon and, in 1973, managed to pull together sufficient funds to build his winery in the Bekaa Valley. Tragically, shortly after the first wines were made, Lebanon was engulfed by war. The winery was attacked by the militia who, as well as stealing everything they could, opened the tanks and let 500 000L flow out. Devastated at the destruction of his dream, and with 3 young children to support, Akram returned to the family business, and during the next 30 years, in spite of the enormous challenges of war and foreign occupation, he managed to grow it into a major corporation. However, he never forgot his dream of producing great wine. Unbeknownst to his family he started to buy land in the Bekaa Valley that would form the basis of their current 70 hectares of prime vineyard holdings and finally in 2005 he announced to his family that he was going to build another winery. Today's Château Ka is the best equipped winery in Lebanon. They are also the only wines in Lebanon produced entirely from their own vineyards ensuring complete control over the quality of the fruit from which the wines are made. The vineyards, planted at an altitude of 1300m high in the North of the valley, are a combination of clay loam and limestone, enabling Château Ka to produce both rich, concentrated reds and beautifully fresh, fruit, crisp white wines that are some of the finest produced in the country.

3 4 7 7809 Source Blanche, Muscat Sauvignon Viogner Chardonnay 2013 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

4 6 7804 Source de Rouge, Cabernet Merlot Syrah 2012 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

4 6 7805 Fleur de Ka 2006 12 x 75 161.82 163.42 165.42

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New Zealand

Zephyr Wines, Marlborough cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Zephyr Wines is a family winery based in Dillon’s Point, Marlborough and was started by the Glover family in 1985 after being inspired by other mavericks in the region to convert their farm to vine. They've never looked back and Owen and Wendy Glover, along with son Ben, one of New Zealand’s most acclaimed and talented winemakers, now produce award-winning wines from what has become one of the most established single vineyards in the region. Tim Atkin described their Sauvignon Blanc as “about as good as Marlborough gets” and Matthew Jukes says their Pinot would “wow Burgundian stalwarts". The Gewurtzraminer and a Riesling follow suit in showcasing the more savoury and 'savage' style Zephyr has become renowned for. The critics are proving what we’ve known for a long time: that the Glover’s are styling something special out Marlborough that no-one else has.

2 3 4 7 8056 Sauvignon Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 7 8058 Gewürztraminer 2014 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 7 8059 Riesling 13/14 12 x 75 89.99 91.59 93.59

2 6 8061 Pinot Noir 11/12 12 x 75 109.59 111.19 113.19

Ferndale, WaiparaGiven our long term approach to Australia, it makes sense for us to work in the land of the long white cloud. New Zealand's verdant pastures may have disappeared to make way for vineyards but it remains a spectacular country, full of diverse climates and microclimates. The quality has never been better and we're delighted to be able to introduce our new Ferndale range of classic Kiwi varietals.

2 4 7 1336 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 12 x 75 70.19 71.79 73.79

Sherwood EstateFirst planted to vine in 1978 by Jill & Dayne Sherwood, the estate is located in the picturesque Waipara Valley and even after 25 years, you can still find Jill & Dayne every day in the winery. True pioneers of the time, Sherwood were the first to plant Pinot Noir in the region and were also the first winery in the region to be fully accredited under the Sustainable Winegrowers guidelines. Last year, saw Sherwood Estate celebrate 25 years of winegrowing; a stamp of proof that they have firmly established themselves as a producer of outstanding varietally-focussed quality wines at great value.

Stoney Range 2 7 8100 Sauvignon Blanc, Waipara 2014 12 x 75 70.19 71.79 73.79

Signature Series 2 7 8060 Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough 2014 12 x 75 83.66 85.26 87.26

2 6 8070 Pinot Noir, Waipara 13/14 12 x 75 83.39 84.99 86.99

Mount Edward, Central OtagoMaverick, revolutionary, genius, ingenious, insubordinate, dynamo, pioneer and avant-garde, these are just a few words that have been used to describe Duncan Forsyth, winemaker at Mount Edward wines. With two decades of experience in Central Otago, Duncan’s aim is to make great wine that has personality, reflecting its origins with everything being 'hands-on'. Not content with just making fantastic Pinot, after advice from French soil and wine expert Dr Claude Bourguignon in the early 2000’s, Duncan planted some Riesling in his top Morrison vineyard which now regularly delivers some of Mount Edward's most exciting and extreme wines. We feel very lucky to have been granted a small allocation of the Mount Edward and Morrison Vineyard Rieslings this year and are delighted to be adding them to our portfolio. Volumes are tiny and these are not wines to miss the boat on!

2 7 1329 Riesling 2013 12 x 75 115.79 117.39 119.39

2 7 1330 Morrison Vineyard, Riesling 2013 12 x 75 128.99 130.59 132.59

2 3 4 6 8077 Wanaka Road, Pinot Noir 2013 12 x 75 148.66 150.26 152.26

2 6 8078 Pinot Noir 2012 12 x 75 187.79 189.39 191.39

2 6 1243 Muirkirk Vineyard, Pinot Noir 2011 12 x 75 284.39 285.99 287.99

2 6 1244 Morrison Vineyard Pinot Noir 2011 12 x 75 284.39 285.99 287.99

Portugal

Quinta da Aveleda, DOC Vinho Verde cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Quinta da Aveleda honour a long family tradition of winemaking. The Guedes family founded the winery in 1671, and still own it today. On the label, you can see the Family House, which is still in use. The wine is created and produced in the Quinta da Aveleda estate. Every year, the best grapes of the most famous varieties of this region are selected such as Loureiro, Trajadura and Alvarinho. These grapes come from the 160 ha of vines and the production is controlled in order to produce a high quality Vinho Verde.

7 9485 Vinho Verde 13/14 12 x 75 70.70 72.30 74.30

DelaforceDelaforce was founded in 1834 and rapidly became established as one of the leading Port wine companies. Today Delaforce is owned and run by Real Compania Velha, who have over 250 years of experience in the Port Wine Trade while still maintaining its individual identity and traditions. The house style is distinguished by delicate fruit flavours, smooth texture, and early-maturing qualities, gaining recognition for its continuity and style. Delaforce has developed a reputation for its blending and ageing skills particularly noticeable in the company’s renowned aged tawny ports (His Eminence Choice 10 Year Old and Curious & Ancient 20 Year Old).

Still Wine 7 1386 Alvarinho 2013 6 x 75 48.42 49.22 50.22

3 4 6 1387 Colheita, DOC 12/13 6 x 75 28.92 29.72 30.72

3 4 6 1388 Touriga Nacional, DOC 2011 6 x 75 54.91 55.71 56.71

3 4 6 1452 Touriga Nacional, DOC 2012 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

6 1389 Touriga Nacional Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 6 x 75 61.41 62.21 63.21

Port 3 4 7 1390 Fine White Port N/V 6 x 75 42.02 42.82 43.82

4 6 1391 Fine Ruby Port N/V 6 x 75 42.02 42.82 43.82

6 1392 LBV 08/09 6 x 75 48.52 49.32 50.32

3 4 6 1393 His Eminence's Choice', 10 Year Old Tawny Port N/V 6 x 75 71.26 72.06 73.06

3 4 6 1394 Curious & Ancient', 20 Year Old Tawny Port N/V 6 x 75 114.12 114.92 115.92

3 4 6 1395 Delaforce Vintage Port 1994 6 x 75 178.51 179.31 180.31

Real Companhia Velha 3 4 0 7 9478 Grandjó, Late Harvest (37.5cl.) 2008 24 x 37.5 259.26 260.86 262.86

Julia Kemper, DãoThe estate has been in Julia Kemper's family for over 400 years and has always produced high quality wine. Julia's great, great uncle even won a gold medal for a wine produced on the estate at the Berlin wine fair in 1910! More recently the farm had fallen into disrepair and the wine produced was consumed by the family. Though originally a lawyer, Julia, with the encouragement of her father has taken over the estate determined to replicate the great wines that it produced in the last century and has spent the last 7 years carefully replanting the vineyards and equipping the small winery with a little help from family friend Dirk Nieport. Accolades from the world's top journalists have poured in since the first vintage in 2008 and they are consistently voted in the top Portuguese Wines.

5 7 9486 Branco 2013 12 x 75 129.83 131.43 133.43

5 6 9487 Tinto 09/10 12 x 75 142.93 144.53 146.53

5 6 9488 Touriga Nacional, Reserva 10/11 12 x 75 161.77 163.37 165.37

Lisbon

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Julia Kemper wines practice sustainable viticulture using organic methods. Having carried out exhaustive tests on the soil and climate of Quinta do Cruzeiro they identified varieties and rootstocks that are perfectly suited to the terroir, meaning less manipulation and intervention is needed in the vineyard and winery.

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2 Delaforce – Douro

3 Julia Kemper – Dâo

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Romania

Umbrele cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

For years the Chileans have propagated the myth that they alone are capable of producing quality, modern single vineyard wines at very affordable prices but the wines from Umbrele, hailing from the shadows of the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, demonstrate how wrong they were. Massive investment in new vineyards and in the winery has resulted in beautifully fresh and fruity wines that would be enough to convince even Dracula of the error of his ways.

2 7 6950 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

2 7 6955 Chardonnay 13/14 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

2 3 4 6 6954 Merlot 2014 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

2 3 4 6 1117 Syrah 12/13 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

CalusariAs you walk through the rolling vineyards of the 700 hectare Cramele Recas estate, two things are inescapable. The first is the scale of the transformation that Englishman Philip Cox and his wife Elvira have managed to achieve, replanting 700 hectares of decrepit vineyards and replacing them with immaculately tended sites the equal of anywhere else in the world. The second is that if you didn't know where you were, you'd be convinced you were in Tuscany or any other "Classic" wine producing region. And to a certain extent you are, Romania has a history of winemaking stretching back millennia and it was this potential that has driven this dynamic duo to dedicate their lives to driving forward Romanian winemaking to it's current state of rude health. A 20 million euro investment in the vineyards and brand new winery, as well as recruiting seasoned new world winemakers, has enabled them to produce top quality reds and whites from a broad range of varietals at very competitive prices.

2 7 6947 Pinot Grigio 13/14 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

1 2 8 1806 Pinot Grigio Rosé 2014 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

2 3 4 6 6949 Pinot Noir 13/14 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

South Africa

Aloe Tree, Western Cape cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The fruit for Aloe Tree hails from the increasingly fashionable west coast of the Cape. Cool nights and sea breezes combine to extend the growing season, resulting in perfectly balanced, ripe grapes. The iconic Aloe Tree image is sure to be familiar to anyone who has travelled widely through the Cape and is an important part of the biodiversity which South Africa is famous for. The characteristic silhouette provides a backdrop to one of the most spectacular wine regions in the world where vines grow in harmony with the thousands of plant species that make up the Cape Floral Kingdom.

2 3 4 7 8827 Chenin Blanc 2014 12 x 75 46.02 47.62 49.62

2 3 4 6 8828 Shiraz 2014 12 x 75 46.02 47.62 49.62

Mary le Bow, RobertsonBruce Jack's desire to 'do things a bit differently' has proven to be a big success with his latest introduction into the UK, Mary le Bow. This wine comes from the spectacular, top-quality wine farm Wildepaardekloof ('wild horse valley'), tucked into the mountains high above the rural hamlet of Ashton in the Robertson wine ward.

6 1273 Cabernet Shiraz Petit Verdot 2011 6 x 75 97.03 97.83 98.83

Babylon's Peak, SwartlandA very small estate with some of the highest altitude vineyards in the region, some of which are elevated at 700m above sea level, Babylon’s Peak focuses on extreme quality and value for money. The name refers to a granite peak that is clearly visible from the vineyards and locally referred to as Babylonstoren. The Basson Family have been involved in cultivating this land since 1919, but it wasn't until 2003 that Stephan decided to make his dream a reality and produce wine here again. Since then the wines have gone from strength to strength. The minerality of the Chenin Blanc, the Rhône style Viognier and the intensely concentrated Syrah Carignan are all testament to the hard work and dedication taken to fulfil Stephan’s dream.

2 7 8780 Chenin Blanc 2014 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92

2 7 8781 Viognier Roussanne 2013 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

6 8782 Syrah Carignan 2013 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42

Raats Family Wines, StellenboschBruwer Raats has received international and local acclaim during his career as cellar master and winemaker par excellence. Having carved out a reputation as a New World leader in the production of Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc, Bruwer crafts soil specific wines that embody the unique characteristics of the Stellenbosch region: a truly distinctive showcase for South African wine and soil, with a consistency in quality that is unquestionable. The Original Chenin Blanc epitomises the balance between power and elegance while the Family Chenin delivers a refined complexity with firm minerality. The über-elegant and sexy Family Cabernet Franc shows the stunning heights this varietal can attain, while the continued collaboration between Mzokhona Mvemve and Bruwer on their MR de Compostela exceeds even Bruwer’s high expectations; this year being awarded a place in the top 100 South African wines.

2 3 4 7 8916 Original, Chenin Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 70.82 72.42 74.42

2 3 4 7 8917 Old Vine, Chenin Blanc 12/13 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

2 3 4 6 1011 Dolomite Cabernet Franc 2013 6 x 75 37.04 37.84 38.84

3 4 6 6937 Red Jasper 11/12 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

3 4 6 8918 Cabernet Franc 11/12 12 x 75 142.39 143.99 145.99

3 4 6 8919 Mr De Compostella 11/12 6 x 75 162.10 162.90 163.90

1 B Vintners, StellenboschB Vintners is a joint venture between Bruwer Raats and his cousin, Gavin Bruwer Slabbert. B Vintners are focussing on single vineyard, hand-crafted wines - the first being a Muscat de Alexandria, from a tiny vineyard in Helderberg.

1 3 4 7 2075 Muscat de Alexandria 2014 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65

Iona, ElginIona is the coolest vineyard in the Cape, 420m above sea-level, high above the picturesque Elgin Valley. An extremely long growing season, harvesting up to 2 months after Stellenbosch, results in diverse, complex flavours and uniquely fresh and elegant wines. Long renowned for their Sauvignon Blanc, their Pinot Noir and Chardonnay; recently awarded 5 stars in Platter, are also very fine.

2 7 1315 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 6 x 75 38.61 39.41 40.41

7 1314 Chardonnay 13/14 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

2 6 1309 Mr P, Pinot Noir 13/14 6 x 75 41.91 42.71 43.71

6 1313 Pinot Noir 12/13 6 x 75 64.66 65.46 66.46

6 1305 One Man Band 2009 6 x 75 72.82 73.62 74.62

McGregor Winery, RobertsonIn every bottle there is a story of a very special place, and this is certainly true for the wines from McGregor. Situated next to the serene town of the same name in the Robertson Valley, McGregor Wines offer good honest wines which are skilfully made to convey the excellent fruit and character from the vineyards. The whites are crisp and fresh while the reds offer luscious warm fruits with excellent structure.

2 6 8835 Pinotage 13/14 12 x 75 54.57 56.17 58.17

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Iona WinesElgin Valley

Having regenerated a run-down apple farm, Iona now supports 20 farms and all of the workers have shares in Iona so that everyone has shared ownership and responsibility, thereby taking a stand against South Africa’s social history.

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2 Aloe Tree - Western Cape

3 Raats Family Wines - Stellenbosch

4 Iona - Elgin

5 McGregor Winery - Robertson

6 Mary le Bow - Robertson

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GaliciaBouza do Rei, DO Rías Biaxas cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Galicia is a very individual region within Spain, with a language and culture all of its own. It is also home to arguably Spain's greatest white grape, Albariño, which grows on the traditional pergolas all over the Rías Baixas area of Galicia. Many of the producers in the region are very small and, as a result, prices for Albariño are pretty solid. While not exactly cheap, Bouza do Rei is one of the best value wineries we have come across. Working as a small cooperative, 5 local vineyard owners pool their resources to make just 2 wines. Castel de Bouza is finer, more structured and exemplifies all that great Albariño should be: fine, minerally, citrus fruit with hints of the salty maritime air. Lagar de Bouza is fuller, rounder and uses more press wine to give fullness of flavour.

Lagar de Bouza 2 3 4 7 7405 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 77.27 78.87 80.87

Castel de Bouza 3 4 7 7406 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92

1 Pazo Señorans, DO Rías BiaxasThe leading producer in Rias Baixas, widely recognised as one of Spain’s finest producers. It has frequently won “Best White Wine” trophy at the Wines from Spain awards and regularly receives the highest score from The Wine Advocate of all Albariños. Of the three wines, Pazo Señorans Albariño is generally sold as young wine in the year following harvest but, and this is the important thing about Señorans, it has the ability to age and is probably at its best 18-36 months after harvest. The Seleccion Añada is unique, having been aged on its lees in small steel tanks for up to 36 months and demonstrates above all the ageing potential of Albariño, and Señorans in particular, that we think no other producer can mimic.

1 3 4 7 1516 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 109.69 111.29 113.29

1 3 4 7 2070 Albariño, Colección 2011 12 x 75 142.20 143.80 145.80

1 3 4 7 1723 Albariño, Selección de Añada 2007 6 x 75 129.60 130.40 131.40

Casal de Armán, DO RibeiroHailing from Galicia in the North West of Spain, this family owned estate produces wines of exceptional quality from unusual grape varietals such as Treixadura, Godello and Albariño. Focusing on fruit driven, textural wines, Armán's passion, dedication and respect for their terroir make them the leading winery in DO Ribeiro. As well as the Blanco, we also offer Blanco Barrica which is made from 100% Treixadura and aged in French oak for 6 months. Lauded in the press and recognised with a host of awards these wines are not to be missed.

7 7078 Eira Dos Mouros 13/14 12 x 75 83.77 85.37 87.37

7 7547 Blanco 12/13 12 x 75 96.77 98.37 100.37

If last year we said that we believed Spain to be “the most interesting and best value source of wine in Europe” it is now apparent that we very clearly held that to be true. Not only have we developed wines with our existing producers but have assimilated a further seven to create a deep and widespread Spanish list.

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New growers joining us include the

incomparable Pazo de Señorans from Rías

Baixas, benchmark Albariño and almost

singlehandedly demonstrating how beautifully

this variety can age. We also welcome

Contreras Ruiz from the Atlantic coast of

Andalusia who are making fine fresh whites

from the hitherto (at least to us) unknown

variety Zalema and most excitingly also from

Andalusia (mostly) Equipo Navazos – a band of

enthusiasts selecting and bottling the purest,

rarest and finest sherries while pursuing

particular projects in other parts of Spain.

Celler de Capçanes, a very forward thinking

co-op in Montsant, Irene Alemany & Laurent

Corrio, garagistas from Penèdes and Oller del

Mas, an historic, organically farmed estate

working with Picapoll varieties in Pla de

Bages form a trio of Catalan growers also new

to us this year. The last of our new growers

comes from Spain’s most loved region – Rioja

– and Abel Mendoza does love his vineyards.

Shirking anything to do with marketing or

being commercial Abel strives only to produce

wines that reflect their origin and along with

Telmo Rodriguez at Remelluri we have two of

the most terroir driven Riojan growers.

These new producers demonstrate the

fabulous wealth of wines and wine styles

Spain has to offer. Whether its Picapoll Negre

from Oller del Mas, Garnacha from Capçanes,

Buil & Gine or El Escoces Volante, Monastrell

from Viña Elena, Tempranillo from our troop

of Riojans, Finca Manzanos, Luis Cañas, Abel

Mendoza, Amaren and Remelluri or Mencia

from Merayo these are indigenous Spanish

red grape varieties all handled with sympathy

and knowledge. And white grapes! Palomino,

Albariño, Treixadura, Picapoll Blanco, Zalema,

Torrontes, Hondarribi Zuri and Xarel-lo are

again all indigenous Spanish varieties grown

by our producers and revealing at times

vibrancy, complexity, structure, aromatics.

There are so many flavours in Spain and

through our producers’ care and passion you

can explore all of them – just dive in.

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. Castilla y LeónBodegas y Viñedos Merayo, DO Bierzo cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The Merayo family have been growing grapes for generations in Bierzo and one look at Pedro's immaculate vineyards suggests he knows what he's doing. Apparently a number of other well-known local producers think so too and are passing off Pedro's vineyards as their own on their websites! The bulk of Pedro's 25 hectares of ancient vines were inherited from his father but Bodegas Merayo and the new winery (housed in a converted apple store) were established as recently as 2010. The combination of Pedro's meticulous viticulture and the wine making expertise of the young, dynamic Fermin Uria is; in our opinion; already producing spectacular results.

3 4 6 1211 Merayo Mencia 13/14 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92

3 4 6 1217 Las Tres Filas Mencia 12/13 6 x 75 41.92 42.72 43.72

3 4 6 1219 Aquiana Mencia 11/12 6 x 75 58.16 58.96 59.96

Dominio de Caïr, DO Ribera del DueroRibera del Duero has long been one of the most revered regions of Spain thanks to the presence of Vega Sicilia since the 19th century. The latest inspiring project comes from the Riojan stalwart Luis Cañas, Dominio de Caïr, is sure to become a classic part of this region’s fabric. Based in Aranda del Duero, Dominio de Caïr embraces the innovative viticultural and winemaking techniques typical of the wines of Bodegas Luis Cañas and Bodegas Amaren. Cair displays both the power and finesse evident in the top wines from this iconic region. Cuvée de Cair and Cair both display great balance between the fruit and the oak: Cair won the IWC Ribera del Duero Trophy at this years awards: while Tierras de Cair, aged in barrel for 24 months, is a silky smooth example of Ribera.

3 4 6 7582 Cuvée de Caïr 2011 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

3 4 6 7538 Caïr 2010 12 x 75 161.82 163.42 165.42

3 4 6 1267 Cair (150cl.) 09/10 6 x 150 161.85 163.45 165.45

3 4 6 1145 Tierras de Cair 2009 6 x 75 129.66 130.46 131.46

Leyenda del Paramo, DO LeónPedro Gonzalez Mittlebrunn has been the driving force behind the revival of León’s intensely coloured and flavoured local variety Prieto Picudo and the fresh and aromatic Albarin Blanco. Vineyards are located on the windswept, rolling landscape of El Paramo, in the northern reaches of the Duero River basin. With 100 hectares of old vines, nutrient poor soil and traditional bush training, the grapes grown are intensely concentrated and produce wines of outstanding quality; every vintage has been awarded over 90 points by both Parker and Peñn.

3 4 7 1262 El Aprendiz, Albarin Blanco 2013 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

3 4 8 1263 El Aprendiz, Prieto Picudo Rosado 2013 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

6 1264 El Aprendiz, Prieto Picudo Red 12/13 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

1 6 1813 El Musico, Prieto Picudo Red 2011 6 x 75 83.97 84.77 85.77

Mago y GranjeroInspired by Spain's largely untapped fine wine resources, long term friends, colleagues and Masters of Wine, Fergal Tynan and Giles Cooke set off on a journey to find unsung heroes, be they regions, growers or winemakers. Convinced by character, quality and authenticity and sceptical of apathy and bureaucracy borne of tradition, Mago y Granjero make and seek out exceptional Spanish wines capable of illuminating the incredible potential of this vast and noble land. Each wine is hand made. Each wine reflects the personality of the land and the subtle imprint of man in varying degrees.

4 6 7635 Cabrito Oscuro, Old Vine Tempranillo 2010 6 x 75 61.99 62.79 63.79

Alvarez y Diez, DO RuedaAlvarez y Diez was founded in the Rueda region in 1941 and has long been one of the most important players in an increasingly important D.O. Over the recent past, major investments have been made, and continue to be made, to ensure that the winery is at the vanguard of changing wine styles in the region. Concentrating on the indigenous Verdejo and Sauvignon Blanc, they were one of the first to produce the crisp, herbaceous style so associated with the region today and also the first to introduce screw caps to the region. Headed by owner Juan de Benito and winemaker Pilar Garcia, Alvarez y Diez is a pioneer producer with which Alliance is proud to share a long and fruitful relationship.

Monte Alina 2 3 4 7 7426 Verdejo Viura 13/14 12 x 75 61.07 62.67 64.67

Silga 1 2 3 4 7 1441 Verdejo 2014 6 x 75 30.54 31.34 32.34

Mantel Blanco 7 7415 Verdejo Sauvignon 13/14 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

2 3 4 7 7418 Sauvignon Blanc 13/14 12 x 75 77.32 78.92 80.92

Valmoro 3 4 6 7428 Valmoro, DO Toro 2008 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

GaliciaBouza do Rei, DO Rías Biaxas cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Galicia is a very individual region within Spain, with a language and culture all of its own. It is also home to arguably Spain's greatest white grape, Albariño, which grows on the traditional pergolas all over the Rías Baixas area of Galicia. Many of the producers in the region are very small and, as a result, prices for Albariño are pretty solid. While not exactly cheap, Bouza do Rei is one of the best value wineries we have come across. Working as a small cooperative, 5 local vineyard owners pool their resources to make just 2 wines. Castel de Bouza is finer, more structured and exemplifies all that great Albariño should be: fine, minerally, citrus fruit with hints of the salty maritime air. Lagar de Bouza is fuller, rounder and uses more press wine to give fullness of flavour.

Lagar de Bouza 2 3 4 7 7405 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 77.27 78.87 80.87

Castel de Bouza 3 4 7 7406 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92

1 Pazo Señorans, DO Rías BiaxasThe leading producer in Rias Baixas, widely recognised as one of Spain’s finest producers. It has frequently won “Best White Wine” trophy at the Wines from Spain awards and regularly receives the highest score from The Wine Advocate of all Albariños. Of the three wines, Pazo Señorans Albariño is generally sold as young wine in the year following harvest but, and this is the important thing about Señorans, it has the ability to age and is probably at its best 18-36 months after harvest. The Seleccion Añada is unique, having been aged on its lees in small steel tanks for up to 36 months and demonstrates above all the ageing potential of Albariño, and Señorans in particular, that we think no other producer can mimic.

1 3 4 7 1516 Albariño 13/14 12 x 75 109.69 111.29 113.29

1 3 4 7 2070 Albariño, Colección 2011 12 x 75 142.20 143.80 145.80

1 3 4 7 1723 Albariño, Selección de Añada 2007 6 x 75 129.60 130.40 131.40

Casal de Armán, DO RibeiroHailing from Galicia in the North West of Spain, this family owned estate produces wines of exceptional quality from unusual grape varietals such as Treixadura, Godello and Albariño. Focusing on fruit driven, textural wines, Armán's passion, dedication and respect for their terroir make them the leading winery in DO Ribeiro. As well as the Blanco, we also offer Blanco Barrica which is made from 100% Treixadura and aged in French oak for 6 months. Lauded in the press and recognised with a host of awards these wines are not to be missed.

7 7078 Eira Dos Mouros 13/14 12 x 75 83.77 85.37 87.37

7 7547 Blanco 12/13 12 x 75 96.77 98.37 100.37

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Bodegas Veracruz, DO Rueda cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

The Bodega takes its name from "La Ermita de la Veracruz": a literal translation being The Hermitage of the True Cross, in the village of Nava del Rey, one of the longest and most celebrated of winemaking traditions in the DO. The Bodega that was built beneath this chapel has belonged to the "de Benito" family since the mid-1980s. In the bell-tower of this chapel a pair of storks nest every year, and they are the inspiration for the Veracruz label. The de Benito family were pioneers in applying new winemaking techniques in order to change the style of the wines, taking them from the dull wines made from over-ripe Verdejo with a high level of alcohol, to today's wines: an explosion of aromas, fruit and freshness. Veracruz is one of the finest, if not the finest, example of Verdejo in the world.

7 7357 Verdejo 13/14 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

TxakolíBodegas Itsasmendi, DO TxakolíBodegas Itsasmendi (meaning sea and mountains in Basque) produce three world class wines from one of Spain's most renowned winemakers. Just a stones throw from her hometown of Bilbao, in the heart of the Basque Country, winemaker Ana Martín is using her local knowledge and expertise to produce 3 distinctive Txakolí wines made in the Biscaya Hills near Guernica. An original young Txakolí with bags of personality sits alongside the innovative barrel fermented Itasmendi No.7, while the perfectly balanced Urezti (meaning honeyed water) late harvest wine is one of the most unique wines you are likely to taste.

7 7595 Txakolí, Itsasmendi 13/14 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

7 7596 Txakolí, No 7 2013 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

0 7 7597 Txacolí Uretzi (37.5cl.) 2011 12 x 37.5 129.63 130.43 131.43

RiojaBodegas Remelluri, DOCa Rioja AlavesaMaster Spanish winemaker Telmo Rodriguez is firmly back in the driving seat at Bodegas Remelluri. Continuing to produce some of the most distinctive, high quality wines in all of Rioja, Telmo has introduced Lindes de Remelluri. These two “village designate” wines from Labastida and San Vicente introduce more of a Burgundian feel and rationale while helping to increase the quality of the single estate wines.

7 7461 Blanco 11/12 12 x 75 324.32 325.92 327.92

6 1353 Lindes de Remelluri, San Vicente 10/11 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

6 1352 Lindes de Remelluri, Labastida 2011 12 x 75 109.82 111.42 113.42

6 7487 Reserva 2009 12 x 75 181.32 182.92 184.92

6 7579 Reserva (150cl.) 05/09 6 x 150 221.21 222.81 224.81

6 7489 Gran Reserva 05/09 12 x 75 356.89 358.49 360.49

Bodegas Amaren, DOCa Rioja AlavesaBodegas Amaren pays homage to Ángeles, the mother of Juan Luis Cañas, the owner-manager of Bodegas Luis Cañas. A tireless worker, she dedicated her life to the vineyard and winery with a fierce passion and drive to produce only the highest quality wines. In 2009 Juan turned his dream into reality with a winery dedicated to wines that represent the pioneering ambition of his mother. The Amaren range represents the best of the wineries wines and drive for perfection in all fields; from a zesty barrel fermented white to three stunning red wines that are packed with fruit and silky layers of oak.

3 4 7 7533 Blanco 2011 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

3 4 6 7341 Tempranillo Graciano, Ángeles de Amaren 08/09 12 x 75 161.82 163.42 165.42

3 4 6 7347 Tempranillo, Reserva, Especial 2006 12 x 75 226.77 228.37 230.37

3 4 6 1312 Tempranillo, Reserva (300cl.) 2006 1 x 300 94.59 95.12 95.79

Bodegas Luis Cañas, DOCa Rioja AlavesaBodegas Luis Cañas has been at the heart of Rioja since 1928 though the contemporary story begins in 1970 when Luis Cañas became the first Rioja Alavesa winemaker to bottle his young wine rather than sell it in bulk. Situated in Villabuena, Luis Cañas utilise their knowledge of the local climate, terroir, cultivation methods and a real sense of pride and dedication to create these unique wines; every harvest Luis Cañas, now 86, stands at the head of the selection table keenly ensuring only the best parcels of grapes are used. The end result is wine consistently packed with fruit and wrapped in a silky, oak laced layer of flavour that seems unique to Rioja: truly world class.

3 4 5 7 7326 Blanco 2013 12 x 75 61.07 62.67 64.67

3 4 7 7330 Blanco, Fermentado en Barrica 13/14 12 x 75 77.27 78.87 80.87

3 4 6 7320 Crianza 2011 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92

3 4 6 7324 Crianza (50cl.) 2011 12 x 50 77.45 78.52 79.85

3 4 6 1266 Crianza (150cl.) 2011 6 x 150 96.85 98.45 100.45

3 4 6 7340 Reserva 2009 12 x 75 116.32 117.92 119.92

3 4 6 7349 Reserva (50cl.) 05/06 12 x 50 84.03 85.10 86.43

3 4 6 7353 Reserva (150cl.) 2009 6 x 150 113.10 114.70 116.70

3 4 6 7335 Reserva, Selección de la Familia 2006 12 x 75 142.32 143.92 145.92

3 4 6 7344 Gran Reserva 2007 12 x 75 174.82 176.42 178.42

3 4 6 7346 Hiru 3 Racimos 07/08 6 x 75 279.13 279.93 280.93

For ordering purposes, a case means 9lt. equivalent i.e. 2 packs of 6 (75cl.)60

deAlto, DOCa Rioja cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

deAlto Rioja was launched late in 2010 and since then it has proven to be so popular that they introduced a Crianza and Reserva to the range! deAlto is produced in the best traditions and knowledge of this classic region but uses cutting edge winemaking techniques to create a modern and pure interpretation.

4 6 7519 Rioja 13/14 12 x 75 52.47 54.07 56.07

4 6 7606 Crianza 2011 12 x 75 57.82 59.42 61.42

3 4 6 7607 Reserva 2007 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92

Finca Manzanos, DOCa Rioja Baja Now run by the 6th Generation of the Manzanos family the winery combines the best traditions of this iconic land with the youthful flair of their young team; Borja Ripa, winemaker and Victor Fernández Manzanos; and the steadying hand of Guillermina Roldán. From the heart of Rioja, Manzanos are modern interpretations of this classic DOCa. From the fresh citrus laden Blanco to the fruit filled elegance of the Reserva these wines are fantastic examples of modern Rioja.

2 3 7 7413 Blanco 13/14 12 x 75 54.52 56.12 58.12

3 4 7 1385 Blanco Barrica 2013 6 x 75 32.16 32.96 33.96

2 4 8 7515 Rosado 2013 12 x 75 54.52 56.12 58.12

2 3 4 6 7481 Joven 2013 12 x 75 54.52 56.12 58.12

2 3 4 6 7481 Joven 2014 12 x 75 54.52 56.12 58.12

2 3 4 6 7483 Crianza 2012 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92

2 3 6 7329 Crianza (37.5cl.) 2012 24 x 37.5 83.82 85.42 87.42

3 4 6 7479 Reserva 2009 12 x 75 77.27 78.87 80.87

Voché 3 4 6 1372 Crianza 2008 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

3 4 6 1373 Reserva 2007 6 x 75 58.16 58.96 59.96

1 6 1814 Graciano 2012 6 x 75 58.16 58.96 59.96

1 Abel Mendoza, DOCa RiojaModest and passionate about his vineyards Abel and his wife Maite have been making understated wines in San Vicente since 1988. Lying in the line of villages (Laguardia to Labastida) in the lee of the Sierra Cantabria, Abel has vineyards on the finest parts of the Alavesa. His knowledge and understanding of the soils is enthralling and to taste in his cellar can be an education on the effects different soils have in different years. He wants only to express the fruit and the soil and unlike many Riojans he leaves it more or less at that. He does not want to stamp the wines with any particular style or mark of his own making other than his respect for the very natural quality of the grapes. His white wines, in very small quantities, are special, distinctive and sensational!

1 7 1624 Viura 09/10/12 6 x 75 67.85 68.65 69.65

1 7 1707 Viura 2014 6 x 75 67.85 68.65 69.65

1 7 1629 Torrontes 2013 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 1712 Torrontes 2014 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 1628 Tempranillo Blanco 2013 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 1711 Tempranillo Blanco 2014 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 1709 Garnacha Blanco 2014 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 3 4 7 1626 Malvasia 09/10 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 1708 Malvasia 2014 6 x 75 74.35 75.15 76.15

1 7 2088 Blanco, 5 Varietals 2014 6 x 75 90.60 91.40 92.40

1 6 1632 Jarrarte, Joven 2013 12 x 75 77.20 78.80 80.80

1 6 1713 Jarrarte, Joven 2014 12 x 75 77.20 78.80 80.80

1 3 4 6 1633 Jarrarte, Crianza 09/10 6 x 75 71.10 71.90 72.90

1 3 4 6 1756 Jarrarte, Crianza 2010 6 x 75 71.10 71.90 72.90

1 6 1636 Selección Personal 2009 6 x 75 119.85 120.65 121.65

1 6 1716 Selección Personal 2011 6 x 75 113.35 114.15 115.15

1 6 1719 Tempranillo, Grano a Grano 2012 6 x 75 162.10 162.90 163.90

1 6 1637 Tempranillo, Grano a Grano 2011 6 x 75 178.35 179.15 180.15

1 6 1721 Graciano, Grano a Grano 2012 6 x 75 162.10 162.90 163.90

1 6 1638 Graciano, Grano a Grano 2011 6 x 75 178.35 179.15 180.15

NavarraEl Primero, DO NavarraFollowing the age old tradition of offering weary pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago a taste of the fresh new vintage wines, El Primero offers weary wine drinkers a taste of all that is good in modern Spain. The wines are filled with bright succulent fruit and provide an exciting journey through the best Spanish vineyards; we have a wonderfully perfumed and juicy Graciano Garnacha this year.

2 3 4 6 1078 Graciano Garnacha 12/13 12 x 75 51.27 52.87 54.87

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El Escocés Volante A.K.A Norrel Robertson MW continues to produce honest and authentic wines from the ‘wild-west’ landscape of Calatayud. Based there since 2003, you only have to see this landscape and small old bush vines to be swept away by the romanticism of a Scotsman working with and against the elements to produce wines with real character. Continuing to offer a punchy Viognier and Garnacha under his ‘El Puño’ label, alongside the brilliant Manga del Brujo, and the rule-breaking Dos Dedos de Frente, while the hugely successful La Multa Garnacha is joined by an Old Vine Garnacha Blanca from DO Terra Alta.

La Multa 2 6 7527 Old Vine, Garnacha, DO, Calatayud 2012 12 x 75 57.70 59.30 61.30

Manga del Brujo 6 7528 Garnacha Shiraz Tempranillo, DO Calatayud 2012 12 x 75 77.20 78.80 80.80

The Cup and Rings 2 7 1125 Albariño, Sobre Lias, DO, Rías Baixas 11/12 6 x 75 45.18 45.98 46.98

Es Lo Que Hay 6 1303 Garnacha, DO, Calatayud 2011 6 x 75 48.41 49.21 50.21

El Puño 7 7529 Viognier, DO, Calatayud 11/12 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

2 6 7531 Garnacha, DO, Calatayud 09/10 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

Dos Dedos de Frente 6 7556 Syrah Viognier, DO, Calatayud 10/11 12 x 75 142.27 143.87 145.87

CatalunyaBodegas Sumarroca, DO CavaHailing from Penedès, the home of Cava, Bodegas Sumarroca makes excellent sparklers that belie the price. Generations of the Sumarroca family have devoted themselves to making Cava. Combining their passion for the land and tenacity in cultivating vines their Cava’s have bags of personality and character. Carlos Sumarroca, the owner, is one of Spain’s most important and awarded agriculturists and together with his wife Nuria bought the 15th century estate in 1982. The enterprising couple set about establishing one of the largest estate-only grown vineyard Cava producers in Spain. They practice sustainable farming, harvest at night and only use only free-run juice - selling off the pressed juice to other bodegas. Their winery is terraced along the hillside so that all movement of wine is gravity fed. The whites are blends of the traditional Cava varietals of Macabeo, Parellada and Xarel-lo with a small amount of Chardonnay, while their Rosado’s are made from Pinot Noir. Design driven with their packaging, their top wine Nuria is in a specially designed bottle that is unique to the winery.

7 1131 Cava, Brut Reserva 11/12 6 x 75 36.86 37.66 38.66

7 1132 Cava, Semi Sec Reserva 10/11 6 x 75 36.86 37.66 38.66

7 1254 Cava, Allier, Gran Brut N/V 6 x 75 58.07 58.87 59.87

7 1135 Cava, Nuria Claverol, Gran Reserva N/V 6 x 75 74.32 75.12 76.12

8 1133 Cava, Brut Rosé N/V 6 x 75 40.11 40.91 41.91

8 1134 Cava, Pinot Noir, Brut Rosé N/V 6 x 75 58.07 58.87 59.87

Buil y Giné, DOCa PrioratBuil y Giné is a truly innovative, forward thinking producer with the drive and passion to bring Priorat to the wider market. Fronted by the dynamic Xavi Buil, whose family decided, in the winter of 1996, to return to the tradition of Priorat wine making that had been part of their family for so long. With the introduction of fresher, more economic wines than were previously available they have allowed many more people to sample these fantastic wines. His Giné Giné Priorat has all the spice, mineral and fruit that one expects from the region but it also has youth, vibrancy and clean bright fruit that make this such an appealing style.

2 8 7463 Rosado 2013 12 x 75 96.82 98.42 100.42

6 7462 Giné Giné 2011 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92

6 7462 Giné Giné 2012 12 x 75 90.32 91.92 93.92

6 7464 Joan Giné 09/10 12 x 75 129.32 130.92 132.92

1 Alemany I Corrió, DO PenedèsSmall "garagiste" producer couple specialising in single vineyard wines. Working with indigenous varieties, Xarello, Garnacha Blanca and Samso together with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon this couple deliver some of Spain's most natural and authentic Penedès wines. Passionate about working naturally and 100% determined to avoid any commercial or synthetic aids to winemaking leads them to a distinctive style that challenges accepted standards and occasionlay leads to confrontation with the controlling authorities.

1 3 4 6 1742 Sot Lefriec 2007 6 x 75 145.85 146.65 147.65

1 3 4 7 1668 Principia Mathematica 2011 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65

1 3 4 7 1744 Principia Mathematica 13/14 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65

1 3 4 7 1747 Cargol Treu Vi 2014 6 x 75 58.10 58.90 59.90

1 3 4 6 1667 Pas Curtei 2012 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65

1 3 4 6 1743 Pas Curtei 12/13 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65

1 3 4 6 1663 Sot Lefriec 2007 6 x 75 145.85 146.65 147.65

1 Equipo Navazos cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

A group of likeminded friends decided to select and share out amongst themselves the contents of an old barrel of Amontillado at Sanchez Ayala; and so the Equipo Navazos project began. Enthusiasm from the original group’s friends and a willingness to share and explore further the jewels that lie hidden around Jerez has determined that nowadays Equipo Navazos and the La Bota range is a slightly better known “secret” than it was 5 years ago. Those at the centre of Equipo Navazos, with their intimate knowledge of Jerez and particularly its cellars are able to find and select extraordinary wines from the many fine producers with whom they collaborate.

1 4 7 1618 Colet Navazos, Extra Brut 2010 6 x 75 75.90 76.70 77.70 1 4 7 1703 Colet Navazos, Extra Brut 2011 6 x 75 75.90 76.70 77.701 4 7 1619 Colet Navazos, Reserva, Extra Brut 08/09 6 x 75 96.52 97.32 98.32

Montsant1 Celler de Capçanes, DO Montsant

A little village of 400 people hidden in the hills of Catalan countryside inland from Tarragona exists mostly for its co-operative. Growing olives, a little cereal but mostly grapes with around 220 hectares of vineyard Capçanes alone in the Montsant DO almost certainly has more Garnacha than the whole of Priorato. Lauded some years ago by the International Herald Tribune as one of the best co-ops in the world Capçanes was at the forefront of the movement to revitalise the wine production and economy of Priorato (NB Capçanes is in Monstant DO but Priorato “Comarca”).

1 2 7 2087 Mas Picosa, Blanc de Noir 2014 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.791 6 1649 Mas Donis Negre 2013 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.79 1 6 1724 Mas Donis Negre 13/14 12 x 75 64.19 65.79 67.791 6 1661 Lasendal 2011 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30 1 6 1739 Lasendal 2013 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30

1 5 6 1662 Mas Picosa 11/13 12 x 75 70.70 72.30 74.30 1 5 6 1741 Mas Picosa 13/14 12 x 75 70.70 72.30 74.30

1 6 1652 Mas Collet 2012 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30 1 6 1728 Mas Collet 2013 12 x 75 83.70 85.30 87.30

1 3 4 6 1651 Peraj Petita (Kosher) 2012 12 x 75 96.70 98.30 100.301 3 4 6 1727 Peraj Petita (Kosher) 2013 12 x 75 96.70 98.30 100.30

1 6 1659 Costers del Gravet 10/11 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.65 1 6 1738 Costers del Gravet 2012 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.651 6 1653 Vall del Calàs 2010 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.651 6 1733 Vall del Calàs 2012 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.651 6 1656 Peraj Ha'abib (Kosher) 2012 6 x 75 87.35 88.15 89.15 1 6 1736 Peraj Ha'abib (Kosher) 2012 6 x 75 87.35 88.15 89.151 6 1654 Cabrida 2010 6 x 75 113.35 114.15 115.15 1 6 1734 Cabrida 2012 6 x 75 113.35 114.15 115.15

1 0 6 1737 Pansal del Calàs 2010 6 x 50 71.14 71.67 72.34

Pla de Bages1 Oller del Mas, DO Pla de Bages

Fabulous old estate (with a castle) in Cataluña inland from Penedès and just behind Montserrat. Frank Margenat is the current incumbent, from a family that traces its ownership of the estate back 1000 years, and has been responsible for reinvigorating its wine production. 45 hectares of certified organic vineyards growing Macabeo, Malvasia, Merlot , Mando, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and most notably Picapoll Blanco and Picapoll Negre. Two indigenous grape varieties sharing a name but otherwise unrelated that set this DO apart and in the case of Negre, this estate. Oller del Mas has exclusive growing rights for 7 years since recovering this variety from some odd plants found on the estate.

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1 3 4 5 7 1673 Bernat Oller, Blanc des Picapolls 2013 6 x 75 45.10 45.90 46.90 1 3 4 5 7 1752 Bernat Oller, Blanc des Picapolls 2014 6 x 75 45.10 45.90 46.90 1 3 4 5 6 1749 Petit Bernat Negre 2014 6 x 75 35.35 36.15 37.15

1 4 5 6 2084 Bernat Oller 2013 6 x 75 54.85 55.65 56.651 3 4 5 6 1674 Arnau Oller 2010 6 x 75 106.85 107.65 108.65 1 3 4 5 6 1753 Arnau Oller 2011 6 x 75 106.85 107.65 108.65

1 5 6 2085 Picapoll Negre, Especiale 2013 6 x 75 145.85 146.65 147.65

La ManchaCastillo del Moro, VdT CastillaCastillo del Moro wines are sourced from one of the most advanced bodegas in La Mancha and they combine the traditional varieties of the region with international varieties such as Sauvignon and Syrah. Castillo del Moro represents the very best of modern Spanish winemaking but draws on a tradition that goes back centuries; the result is exceptional value for money and huge drinkability.

2 7 7560 Airén Sauvignon 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32 2 3 4 8 7573 Tempranillo Rosado 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32

2 6 7565 Tempranillo Syrah 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32

Centelleo, VdT Castilla cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Centelleo wines are sourced from one of the most advanced bodegas in La Mancha and they combine the traditional varieties of the region with international varieties such as Sauvignon and Syrah. Castillo del Moro represents the very best of modern Spanish winemaking but draws on a tradition that goes back centuries; the result is exceptional value for money and huge drinkability.

2 3 4 7 7386 Macabeo Chardonnay 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32 2 3 4 8 7389 Tempranillo Rosado 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32 2 3 4 6 7388 Tempranillo 13/14 12 x 75 42.72 44.32 46.32

Campo Flores, VdT CastillaThe sun drenched vineyards of central Spain provide the perfect, natural backdrop to organic grape growing and it's with these grapes that the wines of Campo Flores are crafted. Evoking memories of less intense farming, and honest produce, Campo Flores wines taste naturally good. A vivacious and tangy Verdejo Sauvignon and a succulent, juicy Tempranillo these wines bring together all that is good in modern Spanish winemaking.

2 3 4 5 7 7576 Verdejo Sauvignon 13/14 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67 2 3 4 5 6 7577 Tempranillo 2014 12 x 75 48.07 49.67 51.67

Torre Solar, VdT CastillaThese wines were made by our own resident winemaker, Brent King. The name Torre Solar, meaning Solar Tower, draws its inspiration from the Solar Tower built on the outskirts of the winemaking town of Manzanares. At the cutting edge of experimentation in alternative energies the contrast between the old windmills and the new solar tower was more than striking. Torre Solar, contrasting but complementing the old and the new, selects out individual vineyard sites, vinifies them separately and brings them to market in a package that provides a beacon for quality in the region.

2 3 4 7 1382 Macabeo, Sobre Lias 13/14 6 x 75 25.66 26.46 27.46 2 3 4 6 1383 Tempranillo Petit Verdot 13/14 6 x 75 25.66 26.46 27.46

JumillaThe Mimic, DO JumillaUnabashed in its ability to match the bold, rich flavours of its Antipodean counterparts, The Mimic Shiraz is a southern Spanish take on an old favourite. Displaying a plethora of ripe, dark fruits, hints of mocha, vanilla and spice, this Aussie bashing red, mimics the strident style that has found such favour in the southern hemisphere.

6 1272 Shiraz 13/14 6 x 75 28.92 29.72 30.72

Viña Elena, DO JumillaWidely considered one of the best wineries in Jumilla, Viña Elena is headed up by Elena Pacheco and her three sisters, who are setting the bar incredibly high with the wines they are producing. Monastrell is the predominant variety in the Viña Elena portfolio and flourishes in the nutrient poor, limestone soils. Trained using the traditional Spanish method ‘en vaso’, the wines produced by Viña Elena are thoroughly Mediterranean in style, certified organic and offer outstanding value.

Famillia Pacheco 2 5 6 7590 Familia Pacheco, Organic 13/14 12 x 75 54.57 56.17 58.17

6 7591 Familia Pacheco, Roble 2012 12 x 75 64.32 65.92 67.92 6 7592 Familia Paco Pacheco, Seleccion 09/11 12 x 75 90.20 91.80 93.80

Valencia1 Celler del Roure , DO Valencia

Pablo Calatayud’s family, like most in the area, had always tended vineyards and made wine but it was his decision in 1995 to extend his vineyard holdings and build a modern cellar that gave the first indication that Celler del Roure would become the pioneer of quality wine in Valencia. Pablo had long been convinced of the quality of indigenous Valencian varieties but was frustrated that oak ageing of the wines, whilst improving the structure, sacrificed their characteristic freshness, elegance and distinctive flavours. Utilising the traditional large clay amphorae found in his old cellars, combined with meticulous care in the vineyards, he is now able to craft truly authentic wines with great precision and texture.

1 3 4 7 1482 Cullerot 13/14 6 x 75 42.22 43.02 44.02 1 3 4 6 1455 Setze Gallets 2012 6 x 75 32.47 33.27 34.27 1 3 4 6 1458 Parotet Vermell 2012 6 x 75 38.97 39.77 40.77 1 3 4 6 1461 Les Alcusses 10/11 6 x 75 45.47 46.27 47.27 1 3 4 6 1457 Parotet 2012 6 x 75 64.97 65.77 66.77 1 3 4 6 1459 Maduresa 2009 6 x 75 71.47 72.27 73.27

Condado de Huelva1 Bodegas Contreras Ruiz, DO Condado de Huelva

Family owned and run winery in Huelva, in the deep south of Spain, on the Atlantic coast close to Portugal on one side and the Doñana national park on the other. Working predominantly with local grape variety; Zalema, they explore every way in which the grape can be used. Sparkling Zalema, dry white Zalema, barrel fermented Zalema, fortified Zalema and now exploring the possibility of last harvested sweet Zalema, they must be preoccupied by Zalema throughout the day. They even co-operate with the university of Sevilla in studies on Zalema. For brief respite they do grow a little Syrah.

1 7 1748 Edalo, Blanco 2014 12 x 75 64.20 65.80 67.80 1 3 4 7 2082 Vina Barradero, Blanco 2014 12 x 75 77.20 78.80 80.80 1 3 4 8 2083 Edalo, Rosado 2014 12 x 75 64.20 65.80 67.80

1 3 4 2081 Antonio Contreras Labrador Oloroso, Solera 1918 N/V 6 x 75 74.23 75.03 76.03

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Andalucia cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

Bodegas Gutiérrez Colosia, DO JerezBodegas Gutíerrez Colosia are heirs to a long and noble viticulture and wine producing tradition. The bodega, dating from 1838 and preserved virtually intact, was acquired by the Gutíerrez Colosia family at the start of the 20th century. Its unique location: the only bodega in Puerto de Santa Maria situated alongside the river mouth, ensures the perfect humidity for producing artisan, 100% natural wines from the traditional crianza-solera method: noble wines from a noble tradition.

2 9320 Fino N/V 12 x 75 90.12 91.72 93.72

2 9322 Manzanilla N/V 12 x 75 90.12 91.72 93.72

2 9324 Cream N/V 12 x 75 109.45 111.05 113.05

2 9326 Oloroso N/V 12 x 75 141.95 143.55 145.55

2 9328 Amontillado N/V 12 x 75 141.95 143.55 145.551294 Palo Cortado, Solera Familiar, (50cl.) N/V 6 x 50 243.48 244.01 244.68

2 9330 Moscatel, Soleado N/V 12 x 75 174.45 176.05 178.05

2 0 9331 Pedro Ximenez (37.5cl.) N/V 12 x 37.5 96.95 97.75 98.75

Jerez1 Equipo Navazos

A group of like-minded friends decided to select and share out amongst themselves the contents of an old barrel of Amontillado at Sanchez Ayala; and so the Equipo Navazos project began. Enthusiasm from the original group’s friends and a willingness to share and explore further the jewels that lie hidden around Jerez has determined that nowadays Equipo Navazos and the La Bota range is a slightly better known “secret” than it was 5 years ago. Those at the centre of Equipo Navazos, with their intimate knowledge of Jerez and particularly its cellars are able to find and select extraordinary wines from the many fine producers with whom they collaborate.

Equipo Navazos Wine1 4 7 1621 Navazos Niepoort 10/12 6 x 75 64.60 65.40 66.40

1 4 7 1608 La Bota No 44, Florpower MMX N/V 6 x 75 71.10 71.90 72.90

1 4 7 1615 Le Bota No 53, Florpower MMX 'Mas Alla' N/V 6 x 75 97.10 97.90 98.90

Equipo Navazos Sherry 1 2 1601 I Think, Manzanilla 'En Rama', 2014 Bottling 2014 12 x 37.5 64.57 65.37 66.37

1 2 1701 I Think, Manzanilla En Rama, 2014 Bottling 2014 12 x 37.5 64.57 65.37 66.37

1 2086 La Bota No 55, Manzanilla 'Navazos' N/V 6 x 75 93.85 94.65 95.65

1 4 1616 La Bota No 54, Fino Macharnudo Alto N/V 6 x 75 97.03 97.83 98.83

1 4 1614 La Bota No 52, Palo Cortado 'Sanlúcar' N/V 6 x 75 161.98 162.78 163.78

1 4 1612 La Bota No 48, Palo Cortado 'Bota Punta' N/V 6 x 37.5 292.23 292.63 293.13

1 4 1611 La Bota No 47, Palo Cortado 'Bota NO' N/V 6 x 37.5 292.23 292.63 293.13

1 4 1606 La Bota No 38, Viejo Cream 'Bota NO' N/V 6 x 37.5 292.23 292.63 293.13

1 4 0 1604 La Bota No 33, Dulce Color N/V 6 x 37.5 292.23 292.63 293.13

Montilla-Moriles1 Equipo Navazos

1 4 1609 La Bota No 45, Fino (Amontillado) N/V 6 x 75 141.03 141.83 142.83

1 4 1610 La Bota No 46, Oloroso 'Montilla' N/V 6 x 75 161.98 162.78 163.78

AsturiasZythos SidraFew in the U.K are even aware that Spain has an indigenous cider culture to match our own. The region of Asturia, with the majestic city of Oviedo at its heart, is the home to the industry and to the eponymous D.O for Sidra production. During the Franco regime, the rebellious Asturians were the target of efforts to quell dissention and Franco believed that to hit at the heart of their culture, one had to regulate the Siderias – as a result, he banned singing in Siderias but he could not ban the production of sidra altogether! Today, the industry is innovating and providing new life for a category that could have declined. The “nuevo expression” sidras are clear, sometimes single varietal ciders that aim to compete on equal terms with wine. Interesting though they are, we have decided to introduce a tradional “escanciar” Sidra. Slightly cloudy and still, it is intended for pouring a small amount into a glass from height (escanciar) which is then downed in one go. It’s a skill that takes some time to develop but what fun you can have whilst practising!

7508 Zythos Sidra (70cl.) 2012 12 x 70 29.06 30.56 32.42

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Lenné EstateOregon

Very poor soils and an elevated site with dense planting restricts the natural vigour. This is enhanced by the planting of cover crops to provide further competition and to supply natural nitrogen to the vines. Lenné only use organic sprays, rely on gravity for all wine movements and, through meticulous hygiene in the winery, ensure that suplhur useage is low.

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3 Cartlidge and Browne - Sonoma Coast

4 Paul Hobbs – Napa Valley

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CaliforniaHeadlands Cove cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

2 8 9252 White Zinfandel 13/14 12 x 75 54.51 56.11 58.11

Paul Hobbs Named 'most influential winemaker' in California and receiving the magical 100 point score from Robert Parker more than once, Paul Hobbs has shot to fame for crafting wines that are truly remarkable for their balance, intensity and sense of place. Terroir-driven Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon are the focus at the Paul Hobbs Winery, and the wines on offer this year deliver the exceptional levels of finesse and personality we have come to expect from the ‘truffle hunting dog.’

Crossbarn 2 7 8137 Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast 13/14 12 x 75 168.09 169.69 171.69 2 6 8138 Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast 11/12 12 x 75 223.64 225.24 227.24

6 8127 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 12/13 12 x 75 259.34 260.94 262.94

Paul Hobbs Wines 7 8128 Chardonnay, Russian River 12/13 12 x 75 275.51 277.11 279.11

3 4 6 8129 Pinot Noir, Russian River 12/13 12 x 75 308.75 310.35 312.35 3 4 6 8131 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 11/12 12 x 75 438.01 439.61 441.61 3 4 6 8132 Pinot Noir, Lindsay Vineyard, Russian River 11/12 12 x 75 454.34 455.94 457.94 3 4 6 8133 Cabernet Sauvignon, Beckstoffer Dr Crane Vineyard, Napa Valley 10/11 6 x 75 454.63 455.43 456.43 3 4 6 8134 Cabernet Sauvignon, Beckstoffer To Kalon Vineyard, Napa Valley 10/11 6 x 75 730.85 731.65 732.65 3 4 6 8134 Cabernet Sauvignon, Beckstoffer To Kalon Vineyard, Napa Valley 2009 6 x 75 535.85 536.65 537.65

Cartlidge and Browne, North CoastWithin the first few years of Napa Valley's rise to stardom, Tony Cartlidge jumped onboard the wine train to successfully launch his own label, Cartlidge & Browne, in 1980. His unique curiosity and adventurous spirit has helped him build the strong, business that it is today. Cartlidge & Browne has gained recognition from critics such as Robert Parker, The Today Show, and most major wine and food publications. They're known for high quality, California-sourced fruit, easy drinking wine sold at a friendly price point. Everyone at Cartlidge & Browne is passionate about wine and the stories, friendships and food that surround it.

3 4 7 1157 Sauvignon Blanc 12/14 12 x 75 96.70 98.30 100.30 3 4 6 1161 Pinot Noir 12/13 12 x 75 96.70 98.30 100.30 3 4 6 1159 Cabernet Sauvignon 12/13 12 x 75 96.70 98.30 100.30

Eberle Winery, Paso RoblesNamed after its local oak trees, Paso Robles is one of the most up and coming wine regions in California and it’s not difficult to see why with the variety of different microclimates! The original ‘Rhône Ranger’ Gary Eberle founded the eponymous winery, which has risen to fame cultivating vines in this area over the past ten years. The wines deliver exceptional quality that over deliver for the price point and are consistently hailed in the press. Eberle is one of the most lauded wineries in both national and international competitions and it’s not difficult to see why.

4 7 9362 Chardonnay 2013 12 x 75 128.94 130.54 132.54 4 7 9360 Viognier, Mill Road Vineyard 2012 12 x 75 149.03 150.63 152.63

3 4 6 9369 Côtes du Rôbles 09/10 12 x 75 139.01 140.61 142.61 3 4 6 9368 Cabernet Sauvignon, Vineyard Selection 12/13 12 x 75 139.01 140.61 142.61 3 4 6 9364 Syrah, Steinbeck Vineyards 2012 12 x 75 154.69 156.29 158.29 3 4 6 9366 Zinfandel, Steinbeck & Wine Bush Vineyards 2010 12 x 75 161.64 163.24 165.24 3 4 6 9366 Zinfandel, Steinbeck, Wine-Bush & Cocavin Vineyards 2011 12 x 75 161.64 163.24 165.24

OregonLenné Estate, Yamhill CarltonIt is all about location, location, location. Lenné Estate started the search for a great site for Pinot Noir in 1999 and discovered it on a warm April day in 2000. It was immediately clear how warm the site was, what perfect orientation it had and how well drained the soils were. They knew this was an A+ site. What they didn’t know is how difficult it would be to farm. But great wines never come easy. But after some rough years, they started making wine out of the fruit and the site started to reveal why you grow Pinot Noir in difficult places: to produce delicious wines totally reflective of one specific place. The winemaking style is minimalist taking advantage of the profound flavours.

3 4 6 1032 Pinot Noir 10/11 12 x 75 194.39 195.99 197.99 3 4 6 1034 Pinot Noir, Karen's Pommard Selection 10/11 12 x 75 259.39 260.99 262.99

WashingtonSpring Valley Wines, Walla Walla ValleySpring Valley is one of Washington's few true wine estates with estate grown and bottled red wines from land that the Corkrum and Derby families have farmed for over a century. The wines reflect the terroir of the Spring Valley, where it is a little bit cooler than the rest of Walla Walla due to its higher elevation. The winemaker, Serge, is of French origin, and wanted to spend a few years in Walla Walla, which is now more of a permanent home for him. These highly acclaimed wines include 'Uriah' a Merlot based red blend; 'Katherine Corkrum' Cabernet Franc and 'Frederick' a Cabernet Sauvignon based blend.

6 1041 Fredrick, Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 10/11 6 x 75 162.28 163.08 164.086 1044 Uriah, Merlot Blend 2010 6 x 75 162.18 162.98 163.986 1075 Katherine Corkrum, Cabernet Franc 10/11 6 x 75 162.18 162.98 163.98

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0 SweetArgentinaFamilia Zuccardi cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

3 4 7 0 7786 Torrontés Tardio, Maipú & Santa Rosa (50cl.) 14/15 12 x 50 58.05 59.12 60.45

3 4 6 0 7265 Malamado, Malbec, Liqueur Wine, Maipu 2013 12 x 75 103.14 104.74 106.74

AustraliaStella Bella

2 8 0 8362 Pink Muscat (37.5cl.) 2014 12 x 37.5 84.03 84.83 85.83

AustriaDomäne WachauTerrassen

2 3 4 7 0 6514 Beerenauslese (37.5cl.) 2013 12 x 37.5 116.57 117.37 118.37

FranceLoireDomaine des Baumard

2 4 7 0 1167 Côteaux du Layon, Carte D'Or (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 129.24 130.84 132.84

2 4 7 0 1168 Quarts de Chaumes (37.5cl.) 2009 12 x 37.5 184.88 185.68 186.68

RhôneVal de Garrigue

3 4 7 0 1402 Muscat de Beaumes de Venise, 'La Séductrice' 13/14 12 x 37.5 90.30 91.10 92.10

GermanyWéingut Max Ferdinand Richter

3 4 7 0 6630 Riesling, Spätlese, QmP, Graacher Himmelreich 2009 12 x 75 122.82 124.42 126.42

HungarySt Tamas

3 4 7 0 1014 Mád, Tokaji (37.5cl.) 2013 6 x 37.5 61.57 61.97 62.47

3 4 7 0 1016 3909, Tokaji (37.5cl.) 11/12 6 x 37.5 113.56 113.96 114.46

1 3 4 7 0 1484 Tokaji, 6 Puttonyos, Aszú (37.5cl.) 2009 6 x 37.5 292.46 292.86 293.36

ItalySicilyCantine Rallo

3 4 7 0 6918 Passito di Pantelleria, DOC (50cl.) 08/10 12 x 50 193.96 195.03 196.36

PortugalReal Companhia Velha

3 4 7 0 9478 Grandjó, Late Harvest (37.5cl.) 2008 24 x 37.5 259.26 260.86 262.86

SpainTxakolíBodegas Itsasmendi

7 0 7597 Txacolí Uretzi (37.5cl.) 2011 12 x 37.5 129.63 130.43 131.43

MontsantCeller de Capçanes

1 6 0 1737 Pansal del Calàs 2010 6 x 50 71.14 71.67 72.34

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AndaluciaBodegas Gutiérrez Colosia cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

2 0 9331 Pedro Ximenez (37.5cl.) N/V 12 x 37.5 96.95 97.75 98.75

JerezEquipo NavazosEquipo Navazos Sherry

1 4 0 1604 La Bota No 33, Dulce Color N/V 6 x 37.5 292.23 292.63 293.13

Small FormatsFranceChampagne Pierre Mignon

7 5137 Grande Réserve, Premier Cru (37.5cl.) N/V 24 x 37.5 206.41 208.01 210.01

8 5141 Brut Rosé, (37.5cl.) N/V 24 x 37.5 226.68 228.28 230.28

Domaine Daulny 3 4 7 1189 Sancerre Blanc (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 122.84 124.44 126.44

Domaine Defaix 3 4 5 7 2368 Chablis (37.5cl.) 2014 24 x 37.5 128.84 130.44 132.44

Domaine Fichet 7 9607 Mâcon-Villages (37.5cl) 2014 24 x 37.5 93.64 95.24 97.24

6 9609 Bourgogne, Pinot Noir (37.5cl.) 12/13 24 x 37.5 93.64 95.24 97.24

Domaine Berrod6 1964 Fleurie (37.5cl.) 2013 24 x 37.5 116.13 117.73 119.73

Château Lamothe-Cissac 4 6 3577 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (37.5cl.) 10/11 24 x 37.5 118.39 119.99 121.99

4 6 3577 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (37.5cl.) 10/11 24 x 37.5 119.51 121.11 123.11

Château Treytins6 3287 Château Treytins (37.5cl.) 09/10 24 x 37.5 122.84 124.44 126.44

ItalyCielo e TerraCasa Defra

2 7 1396 Prosecco, Frizzante, DOC (20cl.) N/V 24 x 20 40.32 41.17 42.24

SpainBodegas Luis Cañas

3 4 6 7324 Crianza (50cl.) 2011 12 x 50 77.45 78.52 79.85

3 4 6 7349 Reserva (50cl.) 05/06 12 x 50 84.03 85.10 86.43

Finca Manzanos 2 3 6 7329 Crianza (37.5cl.) 2012 24 x 37.5 83.82 85.42 87.42

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Large FormatsFranceChampagne Pierre Mignon cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

1 3 4 7 2078 Brut Prestige (150cl.) N/V 6 x 150 182.69 184.29 186.29

Domaine Grossot 3 4 7 1249 Chablis (150cl) 12/13 6 x 150 122.60 124.20 126.20

Château Lamothe-Cissac 4 6 1089 Château Lamothe-Cissac, Cru Bourgeois (150cl.) 2009 6 x 150 118.01 119.61 121.61

Domaine Sainte Marie8 1406 Côtes de Provence Rosé (150cl.) 13/14 3 x 150 52.30 53.10 54.10

8 1407 Côtes de Provence Rosé (300cl.) 13/14 1 x 300 50.94 51.47 52.14

Mas Cal Demoura 3 4 6 4163 L'Infidèle, Terrasses du Larzac (150cl.) 2011 6 x 150 132.35 133.95 135.95

HungarySt Tamas

3 4 7 1279 Mád, Dry Furmint (150 cl.) 12/13 6 x 150 96.85 98.45 100.45

ItalyTenuta Olim Bauda

3 4 6 1268 Barbera D'Asti, DOCG, La Villa (150cl.) 2013 3 x 150 48.43 49.23 50.23

Bella ModellaModella

4 7 1404 Prosecco, Spumante, DOC (150cl.) N/V 6 x 150 81.98 83.58 85.58

Bibi Graetz 4 6 7901 Soffocone di Vincigliata, IGT (150cl.) 2010 6 x 150 210.63 212.23 214.23

SpainDominio de Caïr

3 4 6 1267 Cair (150cl.) 09/10 6 x 150 161.85 163.45 165.45

Bodegas Remelluri 6 7579 Reserva (150cl.) 05/09 6 x 150 221.21 222.81 224.81

Bodegas Amaren 3 4 6 1312 Tempranillo, Reserva (300cl.) 2006 1 x 300 94.59 95.12 95.79

Bodegas Luis Cañas 3 4 6 1266 Crianza (150cl.) 2011 6 x 150 96.85 98.45 100.45

3 4 6 7353 Reserva (150cl.) 2009 6 x 150 113.10 114.70 116.70

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Spirits & LiqueursSpainDistilerias Pico cases 56+ 30-55 10-29

7419 Cacao Pico N/V 6 x 70 107.97 108.72 109.65

Licores El Castillo 1433 Patxaran (100cl.) N/V 6 x 100 88.00 89.07 90.40

Bodegas Gutiérrez Colosia9333 Amerigo Vespucci Brandy (70cl.) N/V 6 x 70 100.79 101.54 102.47

Equipo Navazos 4 5 1602 La Bota de Brandy No 29 N/V 6 x 50 308.71 309.24 309.91

UKLittle Bird

1454 Little Bird London Dry Gin N/V 6 x 70 137.11 137.86 138.79

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IMPORTANT: These Terms of Sale are considered by us to set out the whole agreement between you and us for the sale of the wine. Please ensure that you read and understand these Terms of Sale before you submit an order, because you will be bound by these Terms of Sale once a contract comes into existence between you and us (no previous written or oral agreements will apply to that contract).

PLACING YOUR ORDER

Making & accepting orders: You can place orders for wine by telephone, email, fax, via our website or directly with our sales representatives. Your order is deemed to be an offer by you to enter into a legally binding contract with us. We are free to accept or decline your offer at our absolute discretion. These Terms of Sale shall form a binding contract between you and us only when we either issue you with express written or verbal acceptance of your order or we deliver the wine (or make the wine available for collection, where applicable), whichever is the earlier, at which point a contract shall come into existence between you and us (our receipt of payment does not constitute our acceptance). Contracts can be concluded in the English language only.

Minimum order quantity: Unless otherwise expressly agreed by us, we will not accept orders for less than 3 cases containing 9 litres of wine in each case. Where we accept orders for less than this quantity, a delivery surcharge is payable by you, as detailed in ‘Other charges’ below.

Availability of wine: All of the wine we offer is subject to availability from our suppliers. We will try to contact you promptly if we are unable to supply the wine that you have ordered and we will give you the option of either varying or cancelling your order.

Age restriction: It is illegal for us to sell wine to anyone who is, or appears to be under the age of 18 years. By placing an order, you confirm that you are at least 18 years of age: we reserve the right to cancel the contract between you and us if we or our couriers are unsure of whether you are at least 18 years old.

Cancellation: If you are a consumer, you can cancel your order for any reason up to 7 working days from the date of delivery of the wine, provided that all of the bottles are unopened and intact. We will refund the full price you have paid to us for that order within 30 days from the date of cancellation. Any wine delivered must be made available for our collection and we reserve the right to charge the cost to us of recovering the wine. If you are not a consumer, we might, at our sole discretion, still permit you to cancel your order if we decide that this will not adversely affect us: please contact us promptly if you wish to cancel.

PRICES AND PAYMENT

Our prices: The price payable by you for our wine will be, unless otherwise agreed in writing, the price set out in our price list published at the time the wine is ordered. We may alter our prices at any time prior to delivery to account for factors such as VAT, excise duty, market and currency fluctuations and in such cases we shall endeavour to contact you promptly and give you the option of either paying the revised price or cancelling your order. Our prices are quoted exclusive of Value Added Tax and VAT will be charged where applicable at the prevailing rate (unless exempt from VAT or in the case of a sale transaction under bond where zero vat rate applies).

Other charges: Duty and the cost of delivery to either mainland Great Britain or mainland Northern Ireland are included in the prices we quote, unless otherwise stated. If we accept an order from you for less than 10 cases of wine to be delivered to an address in mainland Great Britain or mainland Northern Ireland, an additional delivery surcharge of £4.50 plus VAT per case of 9 litres will be imposed. If you require delivery be made to a destination which is not in mainland Great Britain or mainland Northern Ireland, please contact our customer service department.

Currency: You must make payment to us in the same currency as the price quoted by us at the time you placed your order. We reserve the right to make any refunds in the currency you used to make payment to us.

Making payment: Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing, payment for all wine must be made in advance in cleared funds (without any deduction by way of set-off or counterclaim). We accept payment by all major credit cards except American Express. We also accept payment by cheque payable to ‘Alliance Wine Company Limited’, by Direct Debit or by bank transfer (our bank details are available on request).

Late payment: Where we agree that payment may be made in arrears but you fail to make the payment due to us in full by the due date for payment, we reserve the right to charge interest to you on the overdue amount at the rate of 4% per year above the base lending rate of the Bank of Scotland from time to time. This interest shall accrue on a daily basis from the due date until the date of actual payment of the overdue amount, whether before or after judgment. You must pay us interest together with the overdue amount. Without limiting any other remedies or rights that we may have, if you do not pay us on time, we may cancel or suspend any outstanding order until you have paid all outstanding amounts.

We reserve the right to withdraw any credit facility provided and all monies will become due and payable with immediate effect.

Transfer of ownership: Ownership of the wine will only pass to you when we receive payment in full of all sums due for the wine, including delivery charges, where applicable. You may however resell the wine in the ordinary course of your business after we have delivered it to you (but you must not deal with the wine in any other way, nor may you permit any lien, charge or encumbrance to be created over the wine, until, in any such case, payment has been made to us in full). If you fail to make payment to us in full within 30 days of the due date for payment or if the contract between you and us is cancelled or otherwise terminated for any reason prior to payment being made to us, you agree that, without limiting any other remedies or rights that we may have, we (and our agents) shall be entitled to enter any premises where you store wine to ascertain whether any of the wine we own is stored there and to inspect, count and recover that wine.

Return of Goods: Return of goods is solely at company discretion and must be agreed prior to return. Any transportation cost for returned goods will be your responsibility unless otherwise agreed.

DELIVERY

Date for delivery: We will try to deliver the wine you have ordered promptly (or otherwise as agreed by our customer service department at the time you place your order): however, any delivery dates we provide are estimates only. If we cannot supply the wine you have ordered (where applicable, by making it available in accordance with any Incoterms we have used, as explained below) within 30 days of receiving your order (or by any alternative date we have agreed with you), we will contact you as soon as possible to give you the option of either accepting a later delivery date or cancelling your order. If we are not reasonably able to ascertain your preference, your order will be treated as cancelled.

Delivery location & risk: Unless otherwise stated by us, deliveries will only be made to addresses in mainland Great Britain or mainland Northern Ireland and all risks to the wine will be your responsibility from the time of delivery. This does not apply where we incorporate Incoterms, as explained below.

Our use of Incoterms: Where stated in our price list (or in contract terms agreed by us), our wine will be supplied:

Ex-Works (also referred to by us as ‘Ex-Cellar’ or ‘Ex-[name of cellar]’);Free On Board (also referred to by us as ‘FOB’);Free Carrier [place] (also referred to by us as ‘FCA’); orCost, Insurance and Freight [named destination port] (also referred to by us as ‘CIF’).

These expressions shall have the meaning given to them in the International Chamber of Commerce’s ‘International Commercial Terms’ / ‘Incoterms’ and, where these expressions are used by us, the applicable responsibilities set out in the most recent version of Incoterms in effect when ordering shall apply in addition to the provisions in these Terms of Sale (and in the event of any conflict, the provisions of Incoterms shall prevail). More information regarding Incoterms is available at http://www.iccwbo.org/incoterms.

Failure to accept delivery: We may use an independent courier of our choice. If you fail to accept delivery of the wine you have ordered within 3 days of our first attempt to deliver the wine to the specified address, we may charge you for any consequential storage costs reasonably incurred by us (unless your failure is caused by events beyond your reasonable control) and we shall not be liable for late delivery.

OUR QUALITY GUARANTEE

Customer service: We work hard to ensure that our customers are satisfied with our service. If you have any questions or problems, please contact us at:

Alliance Wine

7 Beechfield Road,

Willowyard Estate,

Beith, Ayrshire, KA15 1LN

Tel: 01505 506060

Fax: 01505 506066

email: orders@alliancewine.com

Quality guarantee: The following warranty is in addition to the legal rights granted to consumers by law. Advice about the legal rights of consumers is available from your local Citizens’ Advice Bureau or trading standards office. All other warranties are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law. We warrant that, on delivery, the wine we supply will:

be of satisfactory and merchantable quality;comply with all applicable UK laws and regulations; and

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conform in all material respects with the description of that wine contained in our written quote and the sample of that wine supplied to you, each as applicable

(our suppliers may however change the style of labels and packaging at any time so we cannot guarantee that bottles, labelling or packaging supplied to you will match the descriptions or images contained in our promotional or other material, other than in relation to the labels of any ‘personalised House style wine’ that we have agreed to supply to you).

Returning defective products: In the unlikely event that our wine does not conform to the quality standards above, is otherwise defective or is not what you ordered, please let us know promptly after delivery. If you notice a mistake made by us after you have received the wine, we would appreciate it if you would please notify us within 48 hours. You must make any rejected wine available for collection by our courier if we request and take reasonable care of it pending collection. We will promptly refund any payment made by you for defective or incorrect wine that we have supplied. If, however, you reject wine which is not defective or incorrect (and you are not otherwise entitled to cancel your order), we reserve the right to charge you the direct cost to us of collecting, testing, storing and redelivering the rejected wine.

Errors made by us: We try to ensure that our descriptions and prices are accurate. If, prior to delivery to you, we discover an error in relation to the wine you have ordered, we will contact you as soon as possible to give you the option of either confirming your order subject to correction of the error or cancelling your order (and receiving a full refund of any prepayments you have made). If we are not reasonably able to ascertain your preference, your order will be treated as cancelled.

Correcting your mistakes: If you want to correct any mistakes you made in your order, you must inform us by telephone or by email prior to both your order being accepted and the wine being delivered. If you inform us of your mistake after your order is accepted or after the wine is delivered, we may, at our sole discretion, agree to amend your order (but we reserve the right to charge you for recovering the wine from you and for delivery of its replacement to you, where applicable).

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

Extent of this disclaimer: Nothing in these Terms of Sale shall in any way limit our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence; for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or for any other matter for which it would be illegal or unlawful for us to exclude or attempt to exclude our liability.

Liability restriction: If you or we do not comply with these Terms of Sale, neither you nor we shall be responsible for any loss of income or revenue, loss of business, loss of anticipated savings, any waste of time nor other losses that the other suffers as a result which are not a foreseeable consequence of the failure to comply with these Terms of Sale.

Liability to business customers: Unless you are a consumer, our total liability to you, in respect of any claim by you arising out of or in connection with the provision of (or the failure to provide) wine shall be limited to the sum paid by you to us for the wine which is the subject of the claim. Unless you are a consumer, all wine must be examined by you upon receipt and we shall not be liable for any shortages or breakages which are not reported to us within 24 hours of us delivering the wine (or making the wine available for collection, where applicable).

Events outwith our control: We shall not be liable for any delay or failure to supply wine which is wholly or partly caused directly or indirectly by any circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including, without limitation: adverse weather or natural disaster; terrorism, war or civil commotion; any labour dispute; compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction; or non-performance by any of our suppliers.

GENERAL LEGAL MATTERS

What we mean: In these Terms of Sale: references to ‘we’ and ‘us’ mean Alliance Wine Company Limited, a company incorporated in Scotland with company number SC090255 and VAT number 406 6418 61 and having its registered office at 7 Beechfield Road, Willowyard Estate, Beith, Ayrshire, KA15 1LN;

references to a ‘consumer’ mean an individual who places an order with us in his or her personal capacity and not in the course of trade or business;

references to ‘wine’ means the product you have ordered from us: our products include, without limitation, wine, port, cognac, brandy, fruit liqueur and other such drinks;

references to the plural include the singular and vice versa;

the headings shall not affect the interpretation of these Terms of Sale; and

references to ‘writing’ or similar expressions shall include communications by email.

Changes to these terms: We may revise these Terms of Sale from time to time. The revised version will apply to orders placed after the revised version is published and, where required to enable us to comply with the law, to any orders you have already made which we have not yet fulfilled.

Unenforceable provisions: If any of the provisions in these Terms of Sale are held by any competent authority to be unlawful or unenforceable in whole or in part, the remainder of the provision in question and the remaining provisions of these Terms of Sale shall continue in full force and effect to the fullest extent possible.

Insolvent customers: We may at any time, by giving you notice in writing, immediately terminate any contract made with you if the applicable order was made on behalf of a company and:

that company passes a resolution that it be wound up or dissolved or it makes an arrangement with its creditors (other than, in each case, for the sole purpose of a scheme for a solvent amalgamation of that company with one or more other companies or the solvent reconstruction of that company);

the Court makes an administration order or winding up order in relation to that company; an administration, administrative receiver, receiver or manager is appointed by a creditor or by the Court in relation to that company; or possession is taken of any of the property of that company under the terms of a floating charge; or

any event analogous to the events described in clauses or above occurs in any jurisdiction in which the relevant party is incorporated or resident or does business.

Law and dispute forum: These Terms of Sale shall be governed by Scots law and you and we both agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Scottish courts.

Credit Accounts and use of personal data

The following information is applicable if you apply for a credit account with us:

Information we use: If you apply for a credit account with us, we will search the records we hold and your records at credit reference agencies: they will give us shared credit information, fraud prevention information, and public information (such as details of English County Court Judgments, bankruptcies and information from the electoral register). If an application for a credit account is being made by or on behalf of a company, partnership, or other such entity, we may use credit reference agencies to check the details of the individuals who own and/or control that business. You must ensure that they are all aware that their details may be used in this way. Please contact us if you want details of those credit reference agencies from which we obtain, and to which we pass, information about you. You have a legal right to these details. We may use credit scoring or other automated decision-making systems to assess your application.

Sharing information about you: We may share your information with credit reference agencies. This information remains on the agencies’ files for 6 years after our credit arrangement with you is terminated. Whether or not your application proceeds, the agencies will add to your record details of our searches and your application. This record (but not our name) will be seen by other organisations when you apply for credit in the future. A large number of applications within a short period of time could affect your ability to obtain credit. We will also add to your record with the agencies details of your business’ agreement with us, the payments your business makes under it, and any default or failure to keep to its terms.

Use of your credit reference information: The information held by the credit reference agencies we use will be disclosed to us and other organisations (in the UK and in other countries) to, for example prevent fraud and money laundering; trace your whereabouts; recover debts that you owe; manage credit accounts and other facilities; or to make decisions on credit, insurance and other facilities, about you, your financial associate(s), members of your household or your business.

Linked information: The information credit reference agencies give us about you may already be linked to information about someone else you have had a joint account or similar financial association with, including members of the same household. By submitting an application you confirm that their finances will not affect our decision. We may check this and may turn down the application if we find it is inaccurate. An ‘association’ between joint applicants (between you and your business partner, for example) will be created at credit reference agencies. This will link your financial records, each of which will be taken into account in all future applications by either or both of you. This will continue until one of you successfully applies to the agencies to have the association removed.

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