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A pleasant pale gold amber colour; subtle, developed aromas of brioche, toasted bread and fresh butter. Fresh, complex and creamy in the mouth with delicate effervescence. This vintage Cuvee will enchant connoisseurs for aperitif, can replace afternoon tea for afficionados or be enjoyed over fish, poultry or soft flowery cheese. Uncork 30min before serving to allow the wine to open up and develop its aromas.

Was £83 Now £70.49

Fine floral aromas of white flowers and honeysuckle with delicately fruity flavours of citrus fruits, white-flesh fruits, fresh almond, brioche and toasted notes. The finish is long, fresh and silky with great finesse and mineral notes.

Was £58.25 Now £49.49

The Cuvée D is rich and intense, with lively acidity bringing balance, freshness and minerality. As James Halliday describes, "there is a plethora of spiced, dried and fresh fruits, balance and freshness provided by a surge of citrussy acidity on the finish. And aftertaste." The Pinot Noir gives body and length to the wine, while the Chardonnay adds elegance and finesse.

The wine has a lovely richness on the nose, with aromas of baked apples, pears, brioche and vanilla. On the palate, it is full, rounded, and well-balanced, with expressive notes of white stone fruit and pear. The finish is juicy and persistent.

Was £46.00 Now £39.09

Ripe berry, fruit and spice notes. Aromas and flavours of ripe strawberry, cranberry, vanilla and dark chocolate. Soft, elegant mouth feel with refined, silky tannins and smooth finish.

A ripe, open nose with white peach, apricots and hints of jasmine flowers. The palate shows texture and generosity from the old bush vine Chenin, veiled with white spice and exotic notes from the younger, alluring Grenache Blanc, the whole ultimately finishing rich, yet fresh and textural.

The nose has an immediate attack of lemongrass and grapefruit with notes of hay and fennel. The palate has a rich textural mouthfeel of lanolin and waxy lemons. Pithy, affermatively tart with bright acidity this would be a joyous accompaniment to oily fish or green curries.

A blend of over 40 Cognacs aged for more than 10 years and made exclusivley from grapes grown in Grande Champagne, the finest Cru of the Cognac region.

Hine has a much publised connection with Beaminster and we stock three of their most recognisable blends. Thomas Hine married the daughter of a gentleman who owned a Cognac House in Jarnac. By 1817 the company was renamed Thomas Hine & Company. VSOP status requires that the the contents must have spent at least four years in cask although in reality many of the brandies will be considerably older.

A blend of aged Cognac and grape juice. Delicious as a sweet apertif or digestif and with blue cheeses.