Our case selection below contains 2 bottles of each of the wines listed.
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Boutinot, Pasquiers Grenache Noir Vin De Pays d'Oc 2018, France
A supple Grenache from the Languedoc with plenty of attractive red fruit and blackberry flavours along with a little whiff of white pepper. A great (Zoom-)party wine but one that also copes well with a wide range of food - simple pasta dishes and roast chicken.
Emiliana, Adobe Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
From Emiliana winery, one of Chile's most exciting producers and pioneers in organic and biodynamic winemaking, this wine shows attractive aromas of blackberry accompanied by spicy notes. The palate is concentrated and smooth with delicate herbal notes and ripe tannins. The wines is partially aged in oak barrels for 6 months for a more complex character.
Caleo, Negramaro del Salento 2018
Negromaro, a typical grape variety from Puglia in Southern Italy, can make very powerful wines (the name of the grape means "bitter black"). However, this wine is all about the fruit, with aromas and flavours of red cherries and plums, giving a supple and extremely gluggable character.
Il Cascinone, Crocera Barbera d'Asti Superiore 2017, Italy
This Barbera from Piedmont is a perfect fresh juicy red but also over-delivers on everything else from seductive spicy notes to a charming chocolate and cherry combination. Classic barrique-aged Barbera from 6 hectares of vines on the Cascinone estate. Try it with some mushroom pappardelle.
Cantina Paolini, Baccaria Frappato 2018, Italy
A light-bodied, easy-drinking Sicilian red. This is an aromatic wine somewhat reminiscent of a Beaujolais but with a distinctive southern Italian charm. Low in alcohol, super smashable.
Boutinot, Pablo Y Walter Malbec Mendoza 2019, Argentina
This Malbec from Mendoza is brim-full of fresh blackberry, cassis and red fruit. With only 10% of it given some oak ageing just to add a bit more complexity. The fruit comes from Lujan de Cuyo and has that super-refreshing juiciness that high altitude vineyards bring.
