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These timeless selections have stood
the testof time, consistently delivering an exceptional standard of taste
and craftsmanship.

Our Trusted Classics may be associated with traditional grape varieties and wine-producing regions, and if you are looking for a sense of familiarity, these will make a reliable choice.

NV Pinot Noir 
Brut Rosé

2017 Pinot 
Noir Rosé

A blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Graham Beck’s NV Brut Rosé may be a compelling choice at its price point, but the 2017 Pinot Noir Rosé has a bright, citrusy nose, evolving into notes of strawberry seed, leafy greens, marzipan, and lemon cake. It flaunts a fuller body, pleasant weight, and delightful autolytic characteristics. Complex, with a fresh, crisp finish.

2022 Classico 
organic

2019 Monte Carbonare organic

Soave Classico and Monte
Carbonare may both be made from
100% Garganega, but the choice is straightforward - Soave Classico for
its fruit-forward balance or Monte Carbonare for a more intricate,
persistent experience. 

The Champagne Palmer NV Reserve Brut emphasises freshness and precision, in contrast to the Collection 2000 vintage, which delivers a layered, textured experience with intricate aromatic complexities and a pleasantly bitter finish deepened by roasted flavours.

Collection 2000

Jeio
Brut NV

Bisol’s Jeio Brut NV and the 2022 Crede Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Brut offer distinct expressions within the Prosecco realm. While the former displays good varietal character with floral, white peach notes, clean mineral tones and a crisp finish, the latter reveals a bold yet fresh and fruity bouquet, wildflowers, hints of apple and pear, and a rich finish.

2022 Crede
Valdobbiadene
Prosecco Superiore
DOCG Brut

2016 Nicolas
Catena Zapata

2019 Nicolas
Catena Zapata

The 2019 Nicolas Zapata blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc showcases a classical style along with a beautiful texture, balanced acidity, and fine chalky tannins, reflecting the elegance and ageing potential from a dry year, while the 2016 Nicolas Zapata is notably serious and austere, with an enduring finish, nuanced complexity, and tightness. 

2020 
Blanco
Reserva

2014 Gran
Reserva

2018 Rosie’s Block Chardonnay

Manzanilla

2021 Langhe
Nebbiolo

2018
Rosso Barolo

2022 Tiritiri 
Chardonnay

Manzanilla 
en rama

2019 Sonoma

2019 Gap’s Crown

2020
Gigondas

2019 Les
Deux Albions

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Revered by a devoted following
of wine connoisseurs, these Cult Favourites have transcended traditional acclaim, becoming iconic in their own right. A
versatile selection that has a place
in every top-tier wine list. 

Two perfect illustrations of the
diverse array within the Manzanilla 
style. While La Guita reveals smoke and brioche aromas, an elegant palate with stony and iodine subtleties, and a clean, salty delicacy, Manzanilla En Rama emphasises the style’s intricate character, with its oxidative complexity and savoury depth. 

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Skilfully integrated with 13% new oak the 2018 Rosie’s Block Chardonnay offers zesty citrus and grilled fruit notes, with a medium-bodied, silky texture and soft finish. Conversely, the oaked Tiritiri Chardonnay balances classic and contemporary elements, revealing beautiful purity with summer fruits, minerality, and a refreshing finish, complementing its Tasman Bay origins.

Distinct expressions of Giovanni Rosso’s commitment to varietal precision and the authentic expression of typicity. While 2021 Langhe delivers succulent fruit clarity, high-toned spice, and vibrant cherry-raspberry notes, the 2018 Barolo reveals a more generous expression unfolding a deep, heady, wildly perfumed wine.

Sharing some winemaking techniques and offering unique expressions of Pinot Noir, the 2019 Sonoma
emphasises elegance and purity, while 2019 Gap’s Crown stands out for its intense, complex aromas and potential for long-term ageing. 

Louis Barruol’s 2020 Gigondas highlights elegance, fine tannins,
and depth, while the 2019 Les Deux Albions showcases complexity with numerous layers of fruit and traditional winemaking. 

Remirez de Ganuza’s 2020 Blanco Reserva, a complex blend barrel-fermented in new French oak, surprises with yellow plum, beeswax, and pastry notes, while the powerful 100% Viura 2014 Gran Reserva challenges tradition with notes of white flowers, fine lees, and nuanced lemon, embodying a game-changing and Burgundian-style Rioja white.

2020 Volo

2021  Tuffo

Morgassi Superiore defies regional
convention, ageing whites for a year in bottles, yielding richer, elegant wines, with fantastic ageing potential. The 2021 Tuffo displays delicate floral and white-citrus aromas with a lingering, almost bitter finish, signaling its ability to evolve over time; while 2020 Volo showcases a persistent bouquet of white fruit and dried flowers, promising ageing potential exceeding 20 years. 

2021 VIK A
Cabernet 
Sauvignon

2015 VIK

The 2021 VIK A showcases a vibrant mix of
red and black fruits, with hints of fresh spices
and subtle mocha from French barrels. A crowd pleaser, it’s silky in texture and has pronounced minerality, leading to a lingering finish. A much more complex and powerful wine, 2015’s VIK vintage is concentrated, rich, and generously oaked, with a round, full-bodied, tannic
profile reflecting its warm, dry year.  

Highlighting different aspects of Pinot Nero, the 2019 Pernice reveals a more vibrant character, with forest berries, blueberry, and candied orange aromas, while the 2018 Tavernetto offers a more extensive character, displaying a complex aroma of violet, small red fruit, roasted coffee, and cocoa, with great fruit integrity, a delicious minerality on the palate, and a long, spicy finish, contributing to its overall sophistication. 

Experimental & Exciting, these wines represent a com-mitment to innovation, unique blends, fermentation techniques, and ageing methods, resulting in distinctive and complex creations. A showcase of the untapped potential of different grapes and regions, providing a fresh and unique perspective into the world of wine. 

2019 Porer
Pinot Grigio

2021  Terra Alpina

Two iterations of Pinot Grigio, both
wines express their terroir, revealing unique characteristics. Blended with Macabeo, Xarel-lo, Garganega, Moscato Giallo, and Pinot Bianco from organic vineyards across Italy, Slovenia, Switzer-land, and France, the 2021 Terra Alpina offers a crisp, fresh, and aromatic profile. Conversely, the 2019 Porer Pinot Grigio, aged in steel and wooden
barrels, highlights an expressive
“ramato” style with peach, ripe
apple, and spicy hints.

2017
Semillon

2019 Bowline
Sauvignon Blanc Semillon

True expressions of the cool maritime
climate of Elim, South Africa, the 2017 Semillon showcases green fig, white fruit, nettles, minerality, and a hint of earthiness heightened by French oak for a creamy palate, while the 2019 Bowline, Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon blend harmonizes ripe asparagus notes with green fig elements, well-balanced oak, and a refreshing, smooth finish.