Southern France, France

Vibrant ruby hues gleam out of the glass. The first notes on the nose are of crushed blueberries which then develop on to reveal an intriguing bitter-sweet character of crème de cassis with a touch of underlying parma violets. Fine red-fruits fill the mouth; raspberries and a touch of dark chocolate truffle.

A real treat! Delicious, 100% unoaked Chardonnay with ripe generous fruit and balanced acidity. Wonderful!

Les Oliviers Merlot - Mourvedre is made by Boutinot , a blend of 80% Merlot, 20% Mourvedre each from a single plot. Pays d'Oc in southern France is known for producing ripe, luscious fruit and it is the addition of the Mourvedre that makes this wine extra interesting.

Les Oliviers Grenache Rose is made by Boutinot Pays d'Oc, it is made from a blend of 70% Grenache, 30% Cinsault. The Grenache and Cinsault grape varieties have been blended to make this Rose in the same way that Languedoc producers have been doing for over 2000 years.

A blend of 80% Sauvignon Blanc and 20% Vermentino. The two grape varieties are harvested at different times of the year to ensure that they are perfect. Sauvignon grapes are harvested in late August and the Vermentino grape in mid September.

Grown in the foothills of the Pyrenees this 100% Chenin Blanc displays hints of caramel and brioche leading to a densely fruity peach palate with great texture and a clean, lifted finish.

Cream and honey on the nose. Great balance here: there is an underlying acidity that ensures longevity and elegance whilst intense, opulent stone fruit flavours fill the mouth without being clumsy or heavy.

From an award winning Co-op, produced from vineyards of limestone soils. A lean, citrus nose with a balanced palate of mineral and citrus fruit.

From one of the very best properties of the appellation owned by Alain Brumont, a blend of Tannat, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. This is a serious, dark, brooding wine with spicy, dark fruit.

A classic southern French blend, comprised of 40% Syrah, 40% Grenache & 20% Mourvèdre. Unoaked and bursting with ripe red-berried fruit, undercut with some complexity thanks to the region's distinctive 'garrigue' herbal notes, this is a seriously good take on the classic Languedoc blend.