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Los Hermanos Rioja DOCa Tinto - Spain 2024

• ABV: 13% |
• Vintage: 2024 |
• Size: 75cl

Lorenzo Fernandez de Manzanos Medrano was the first of his family to make wine when he established the estate in 1890. Its current winemakers are proud to follow in his footsteps and each and every bottle they make pays homage to his memory. The range is entirely estate-grown and made, and each year they hold a festival in their home town of Calahorra to celebrate the new vintage. This classic Rioja boasts typical aromas of ripe strawberry, dark berry fruits and a gentle clove note, while the smooth, rich palate exhibits complex liquorice and plum.

Maison des Vignes Pinot Noir - France 2024

• ABV: 12.3% |
• Vintage: 2024 |
• Size: 75cl

Maison des Vignes is a refined French Pinot Noir crafted from perfectly ripe grapes grown in the sun-drenched hills surrounding the town of Limoux. The vineyards lie in the foothills of the Pyrenees, an area well known for its cool climate growing conditions and limestone-rich soils. This elegant wine offers delicate aromas of red cherry, wild strawberry, and subtle earthy undertones. The silky tannins and vibrant acidity make it a versatile choice for both casual and elevated dining.

Bedford's Winemaker's Collection Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon 2025

• ABV: 12.3% |
• Vintage: 2025 |
• Size: 75cl

Australian wines come in a wide variety of styles, but they are all blessed with an unmistakable splash of sunshine-driven fruitiness with the vineyards of south Australia being blessed with long summer days, ripening grapes to perfection. This clever yet classically Aussie blend of blackcurrant-laden Shiraz and minty Cabernet Sauvignon is full-bodied, has plenty of sweet dark fruit character and the long, satisfying, lightly spiced finish has the perfect amount of grip to keep all the parts in check.

Baya Morada Malbec - Argentina 2024

• ABV: 12.6% |
• Vintage: 2024 |
• Size: 75cl

This crowd-pleasing style of juicy Malbec comes from the sought-after, high-altitude slopes of the Mendoza Valley in Argentina. Baya Morada shows deep hues of purple in the glass with ripe blueberry, strawberry compote and hints of oaky spice on the nose. It has a rich and layered mouthfeel with soft tannins and a long, harmonious finish. We recommend pairing this with grilled dishes - whether that is earthy vegetables like aubergine and mushrooms, lamb chops or a hamburger fresh off the BBQ!