The Wines of France

Robert, Voigny, Aube

In keeping with our policy of sourcing wines, where possible, from winemakers who are independent and small scale. Jean Pierre and his family own 30 hectares and all their wines are aged for a minimum of three years prior to disgorgement ( the industry minimum requirement is 9 months). Interestingly the fruit that does not make it into their own wine is sold to one of the famous large houses. Clue : The one with the very orange label!

Champagne Devaux

Our excellent house Champagne Devaux consistently offers great quality and value. The mature smoothness of the wine is its real plus, making it accessible and attractive to all palates. Available in an array of formats if you require a very large bottle!. For quality and presentation look no further than the prestige Cuvée D, an exceptional wine mainly from the 1996 vintage but with 30% older, reserve wines in the blend.

Louis Roederer, Reims

The House of Roederer has a fine reputation. The Brut Premier is amongst the leading labels from Champagne and is an opulent and distinguished wine. Cristal, is in our opinion, the finest of Champagnes and we also have a small amount of Cristal Rose for your special celebration.

Pol Roger, Bollinger, Krug, Veuve Clicquot and Laurent Perrier are all instantly recognisable names, their consistency and quality is second to none. The robust nature of Krug and Bollinger appeals to many palates whilst the charm of Veuve Clicquot and the elegance of Pol Roger are equally delightful and enthralling. Moët’s reputation and renown is legendary and in recent years the quality has improved dramatically. The Dom Perignon marque has always provided exceptional wines.

Pol Roger, Epernay

Bollinger, Ay

Krug, Reims

Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Epernay

Moët et Chandon, Epernay

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