This is the perfect everyday, easy-to-drink dry, white wine. Dry and fresh, it goes down a treat with a large platter of shellfish or scampi or nothing at all if you prefer! Great too with slightly spicy dishes as well as pizza/pasta, poultry, asparagus and goats cheese. So when you need a cool white wine to go with just about everything - go for this one!

...and it is super with fish pie!

(Pronounced vee-ai-yer veen-yer) Made from very old vines, this exquisite, bone-dry, fresh-and-fruity, versatile wine can be consumed as an aperitif, throughout the meal or afterwards. Bags of character, this wine goes down a treat with shellfish, fish, poultry and goats cheese.

... and it will age very well, however, it is too good a quaff to miss now!

The Arbois (pronounced ah-bwah) grape can make the most thrilling dry, white wine. It is cousin to the Chenin grape so can be laid down for many, many years. This 2006 harvest was absolutely stunning! It is smooth, fruity, soft and very, very long on the palate. It is a dream with gourmet fish dishes also with chicken in a cream sauce. Step out and try this stunning wine. Drink it now or lay down for up to 10 years.

...and it won the

Silver medal winner for wines from the "Centre of France"

Of all the Loire wine regions, Sancerre is probably the most famous. 100% Sauvignon blanc, this gourmet white is a real treat! Raised on the terroir of Bué, when you taste it you will suddenly remember the day when you first discovered Sancerre and fell in love with it. Leave it to breathe for about 20 minutes after opening. Then just let the different flavours fill your mouth. You will discover what Sancerre should really taste like. Dry, fruity, full and slightly flinty. This outstanding wine will accompany goats cheese, gourmet chicken dishes or even slightly spicy dishes. Go on - spoil yourself!

TWO Gold Medals in the Wine Fair Sancerre and Wines of the Centre of France!

The wines are dry and fruity and wonderfully  blended from the sauvignon blanc (80%) and chardonnay (20%) grapes. This is the best white Cheverny wine I have tasted in a long while. It is light and smooth with slightly flinty overtones on the back of the tongue. It will go with all fish dishes, roast chicken and pasta dishes and of course goats cheese. Wow your friends with a wine that is slightly different from the norm. They will love it and so will you!

Gold Medal winner in the county wine competition in March 2007.

La Cuvée Lucile is a subtle blend of Chenin & Chardonnay grapes. It is very full, rich and supple, with notes of spring flowers and honey. This wine is lovely as an aperitif and with gourmet fish dishes. Serve well chilled.

Remember all our wines are totally unoaked!

A dry, very tender unoaked white wine, Chardonnay is best when the grape is slightly aged. It can be sipped as an aperitif, or consumed with a meal. It goes perfectly with butter chicken, baked veggies and cheese, as well as some northern Indian recipes.

Muscadet wine growers have all worked so hard to recreate the famous wines which they inherited from the Romans who first planted vines in the area. The wines are powerful, dry and fresh white wines, and really quite amazing!

Bruno Cormerais has raised his "cuvée vieilles vignes" from 40 years old vines planted on the now-famous granite de clisson slopes. It is a powerful wine with loads of fruit. Just imagine a large platter of freshly cooked whitebait; or smoked herrings and sprats. Yumm! With this wine it will be really outstanding.

 TWO SILVER MEDALS!  Well worth it;

Available very soon in half cases of 6 bottles.

The Pineau d'Aunis grape variety can only grow in this region of the Loire Valley and is probably the oldest grape variety known in the area. It resembles no other rosé in the world. It grows pink on the vines. The colour in the glass is salmon-pink and the flavour is of peppery strawberries. It is totally different from any rosé you have ever tasted. It is dry, fresh and mellow. It will happily accompany any summer dish, however, it is a dream with cold cuts, salads and barbecues. It can be consumed young or, like so many Loire wines, will keep for many years. Serve chilled or room temperature. Drink now or keep for up to 10 years.

Sorry, out of stock for the moment!

This wonderful soft, light, fruity Sancerre red from the Domaine La Gemière is redolent of strawberries and raspberries in a fruit cup. 100% pinot noir, this 2004 will happily accompany light meat dishes such as pork chops and chicken as well as pasta dishes. Try it with tagliatelli with a pesto sauce. Just yummy!

... and it will go really well with summer barbecues (if summer ever comes)!

All our red wines are totally unoaked!

The gamay grape is the lightest in flavour of all our single variety grapes, redolent of strawberries and pepper. This was an outstanding year for red wines. 2005 made all our red wines full of fruit, flavour and depth. Accompanies all white meats and easy dishes such as pastas and the occasional pizza. Great for an evening in!

All our red wines are totally unoaked!

Super bouquet of raspberries and blackcurrants, this cabernet has loads of fruit supported by elegant, soft tannins, this is a must-have with all lamb dishes. A very versatile wine which will go with loads of dishes especially the Sunday roast. If you are in doubt as to which type of red wine to serve, this cabernet will probably be the ticket!

All our red wines are totally unoaked!

The Côt or Malbec grape is the strongest in flavour of our single grape varieties. It is redolent of morello cherries and sometimes horse leather. A nicely chewy wine which will accompany red meat, game and goats cheese. Drink now or keep for up to 7 years.

All our red wines are totally unoaked!

The silky, satin tones of raspberries and violets in this exquisite red wine bring out the best qualities of artisan winemaking. Bags of fruit and body! Our good friend Gilles excelled himself in making this wine. Try it with the Sunday roast or a mansize steak! Consume at room temperature now, or lay down for up to 5 yrs.

Gold medal winner in the county wine competition in March 2007.

All our wines are unoaked.

Crémant de Loire is an appellation in it's own right. Made in the traditional Champagne methode from their own wines blended chenin and chardonnay grapes. This is a dry, very fruity, very exciting  light, white sparkling wine. Suitable for all occasions, festive or not!

All crémants and méthode traditionnelles in France are made in the Champagne way.

This divine Méthode Traditionnelle is raised in the Champagne method from our own Touraine wine made from the arbois grape variety. It makes the most delectable white sparkling wine. It is dry and fruity with overtones of honeydew. Great for all festive events as well as that "very special occasion"!

Made in the traditional Champagne method from our own Touraine rosé wine. The Pineau d'Aunis grape is only grown in our region of the Loire Valley and is probably the oldest known varietal in the region. It is dry, soft, fruity, slightly peppery, easy to drink and well balanced. It is like a glass of strawberries and cream except it is dry! This is a real treat for all festive occasions. We all absolutely adore this one!

• 3 bottles Arbois La Pieuse 2006 (pronounced Ah-bwah)
• 3 bottles Sauvignon Vieilles Vignes 2006 (pronounced vee-ai-yer veen-yer)
• 3 bottles Rosé d'Aunis 2004
• 3 bottles Gamay 2005

Arbois La Pieuse 2006

The Arbois grape can make the most thrilling wines. It is now, sadly, virtually extinct. The 2006 harvest was absolutely stunning! It is smooth, fruity, soft and long on the palate. It is a dream with all gourmet fish dishes. Also the Sunday roast chicken. Consume now or lay down up to 15 yrs.

Sauvignon Vieilles Vignes 2006

Made from 60 year old vines, this exquisite dry, fresh-and-fruity, versatile wine can be consumed as an aperitif, throughout the meal, or afterwards. Full of character this wine goes down a treat with fish, poultry and goats cheese. Drink now or keep it for later on. It will age very well.

Rosé d'Aunis 2004

Pineau d'Aunis is probably the oldest grape variety known in the region. It grows pink on the vines. It is a salmony-pink colour in the glass. It is very soft with a slightly peppery-strawberry flavour. It accompanies most summer dishes especially cold cuts and barbecues. It is best consumed when it is hot and sunny outside. Serve chilled or at room temperature.

Gamay 2005

The Gamay grape is the lightest in flavour of all our single grape varieties. 2005 was an outstanding year for our red wines. Accompanies white meat dishes such as pork, very easy with pasta and the occasional pizza. Great for an evening in. Room temperature or slightly chilled.

All our wines are unoaked!