Hawtrey’s Champagne List

Vintage & Non Vintage Champagne

121 Bredon Brut, NV £41.50

Stylish, pronounced, biscuit flavour and elegant bouquet.

123 Moet and Chandon, Brut Imperial, NV £59.95

Three years ageing result in champagne body, flavour and harmony. A classic that everyone will

enjoy. Pale yellow in colour with a green hue, delicately vinous with a lime and vine blossom attack.

The palate is medium bodied with predominantly Pinot characteristics and an elegant finish.

124 Laurent Perrier Brut, NV £62.25

Pale gold colour, fine regular bead. Delicate nose with hints of citrus and white fruit. Fresh and

easy on the palate with plenty of fruit, good balance and length.

125 Perrier Jouet Grand Brut, NV £58.00

On the palate the wine is powerful yet elegant, rounded and complex.

126 Bollinger Special Cuvee Brut, NV £85.00

Rich aromas lead to a palate combining crystallised fruit flavours, vanilla hints and superb length with

power and finesse.

Vintage Champagne

127 Veuve Clicquot Vintage 2002, Reserve £90.50

Celebrated winemaker Jacques Peters makes great, long lived vintage Champagne at Clicquot and he

expects this powerful and intense wine to reach its peak of complexity in about eight years time.

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De-Luxe Champagne 128 Bruno Paillard, Nec Plus Ultra, 1995 £150.00

The palate is elegant and rich with further brioche, bready flavours and a creamy character that

comes with mature champagne. Honeysuckle and baked apple on the finish and a long length –

fabulous.

129 Perrier Jouet, Belle Epoque, 2004 £190.00

Highly aromatic and packed with notes of white flowers, honey, lemons, fresh plum and pineapple.

130 Louis Roederer Cristal, 2007 £240.00

The favourite Champagne of the Tsars. A superlative Champagne with great finess.

Rose Champagne 201 Veuv Delaroy, Rose NV 1/2 Bottle £22.85

Very delicate and pale.

131 Laurent Perrier, Cuvee Rose Brut, NV £79.75

This blood-orange red/ strawberry pink bubbly is one of the Prince of Wales and Camilla’s favourite

champagnes.

Sparkling Wines

132 Prosecco, Galanti- NV, Italy £28.70

Refreshing and fun, fruity apple, with light hints of apricot and citrus.

133 Galanti Spumante Rose- NV, Italy £28.70

Light, carnation-pink coloured rosé with generous raspberry and strawberry fruit both on the nose

and palate.

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Half Bottles (37.5cl)

Champagne

200 Veuve Delaroy, Brut, NV £20.75

201 Veuve Delaroy, Rose, NV £22.85

White Wines

202 Chablis,Ler Cru Montmains, 2014, France £18.85

203 Sancerre Blanc, Les Perriers Domaine Thomas, 2016, France £16.85

Red Wines

204 Fleurie , Château de Fleurie, 2016, France £23.85

205 Chateau Penin, 2012/2014, France £20.85

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White Wines

Argentina

2 Catena, Chardonnay, Mendoza, 2014 £39.95

A fabulous crisp and elegant wine. Apple, melon and nutty peach fruit with a soft, creamy texture –

all wrapped up in delicious wood tones.

England

3 Bolney Estate, Pinot Gris, 2015 £49.00

Scented with rose, jasmine & pear.

The creamy, fresh palate is rich & slightly honeyed.

Australia

4 The Spee’wah Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc, 2016 £26.35

From the Darling River near the Ellerslie farming station, an Australian version of the classic old world

style. This blend ticks all the boxes with its fresh citrus aromas and classic grassy finish lingering on

the palate.

5 Battle of Bosworth Chardonnay, 2015 £35.90

The wine has a hint of “struck match” and citrus on the nose, tree fruit and citrus on the palate along

with long, fine acid length and exceptionally well integrated oak.

Austria

8 Petter Dolle Gaisberg Gruner Veltliner 2015 £32.95

Part of the wine matured in French oak. Light gold, with green tints. Nose of peach, grapefruit, white

pepper, wet stone; unusually for Gruner, lemon and grapefruit palate ads a distinct bitterness to it.

White pepper returns on the finish. Some roundness and depth from the old wines and oak.

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Chile

10 Alto Bajo, Chardonnay, 2016 £24.85

This chardonnay has a clean pale yellow colour. It’s an intense wine that shows tropical aromas of

peach, citrus notes and a touch of oak. A perfect acidity improves the fresh fruity sensation and gives

a nice balance to this full bodied wine with sweet sensations and a long pleasant finish.

11 Tekena Sauvignon Blanc, 2017 £25.00

A refreshing Sauvignon Blanc with citrus and tropical fruit flavours and a crisp finish..

13 Chardonnay, Curico Valley, Valdivieso, 2014/2015 £34.50

Golden ripe tropical and citrus fruit aromas blended with a hint of oak creates a refreshingly zesty yet

rounded wine. Deep rich green yellow colour. Full bodied wine. Excellent fruit weight and

concentration with a crisp balancing acidity, which keeps the wine vibrant and alive with a long

finish.

French White Wines

Alsace

15 Adam Pinot Blanc, 2015 £28.85

This Pinot Blanc is extremely soft and fresh with medium acidity. Fresh and delicately fruity, this

superb wine offers notes of peaches and apples, with delicate floral hints.

16 Gewurztraminer, Rieffl, 2012/2013 £44.95

Intense on the nose with complex and fine notes of rose a lychee. Full bodied.

Good balance and bright acidity that gives freshness and finesse to this wine

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White Bordeaux

17 Chateau Cantelys, Pessac Leognan, 2008 £45.50

Finely balanced between toasty oak and light lemony citrus fruit. The Sauvignon adds freshness, bite

and fruit. The Semillon weight, body and ripeness with the barrel’s spice and toast complete the line

up. A modern, delicious Grape from a great producer.

White Burgundy

18 Macon Fuisse, Domaine Auvigue, 2014 £33.90

This micro-negociant consistently produces some of the finest wines from Macon. These are very

pure, clean in style and with good minerality. Small yields, handpicked fruit and impeccable cellar

work, shows what can be achieved from these appellations.

19 Chablis, Paul Deloux, 2016 £40.00

Stylish with a lovely body and impeccable balance. Fresh, steely and attractive value.

20 Montagny 1er Cru, Le Vieux Château, 2015 £41.75

A sensational white Burgundy crafted by highly talented winemaker, Emma Sarjeant it has a classic

style with freshness and body.

21 Pouilly Fuisse, Les Crays Domaine Auvigue, 2014 £50.65

This micro-negociant consistently produces some of the finest wines from Macon, these are very

pure, clean in style and with good minerality.

22 Chablis Pemier Cru, Les Fourneaux, 2014 £58.25

Clean, dry but with underlying richness and some minerality.

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24 Rully , Domaine Marguerite Dupasquier, 2013 £52.50

Lightly oaked with harmonious fruity and nutty aromas on the palate with a fresh and clean finish.

Nicely balanced acids, round, long flavours. Already ready to drink, silky with power too. Superb for

the appellation, pure and fine, elegant with power.

27 Chablis Grand Cru, Les Clos, Domaine Laroche, 2005 £85.00

LAROCHE’S Les Clos sees 30% oak barrel fermentation and the vines are very old. This has certain

spiceness on the nose and an unctuous peach and apricot ripeness. The palate is flooded with pear

and apple fruit that is silky and ripe with fine length. Balanced by a creamy texture and good acidity.

28 Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru, Vincent Girardin, 2004/2006 £157.50

Very nice nose-complex and aromatic with well judged oak. Good concentration on the palate and

nice definition. Tasty in a rather modern style.

29 Batard Montrachet, Morey Coffinet, 2004/2008 £266.25

A touch of ginger on the nose. Lots of class but pretty moderate weight, again one could imagine

this filling out though.

30 Meursault-Charmes 1er Cru, Domaine Matrot, 1995 £147.00

Established in 1909 by Joseph Matrot and now run by his grandson Thierry. Lifted, savoury herbal

edge to the nose. Chunky lemon fruit on the palate with some herbal character. Very savoury at the

moment but with potential.

Loire Valley

31 Muscadet Sevre et Maine sur Lie, Chateau des Templiers, 2015 £27.95

This muscadet is dry and fruity, typical of a Muscadet Sevre et Maine. Light Yellow colour. Very

fresh on the nose, dry but fruity with apple flavour.

32 Sancerre, Le Manoir, Domaine André Neveu, 2015 £42.95

Herbaceous, citrus nose with a hint of apple. Fuller and richer on the palate than the nose would

suggest. Almost a tropical fruit flavour with a zingy freshness.

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Rhone Valley

34 Crozes hermitage, Domain Colombier, 2013 £42.75

Perfumed, floral notes of honeysuckle, lemon and spice. Full-bodied with a lovely weight of apricot

fruit and slightly creamy, spicy oak. Fresh and clean on the finish.

35 Condrieu, Les Ravines, Robert Niero, 2008 £60.50

Voluptous honeyed apricot and aromatic floral notes on the nose. Full bodied, dry and intense with

further apricot and hints of dried fruits. A long silky finish.

Germany

36 Riesling, Pfalz JL Wolf, 2015 £26.90 An off-dry Riesling with honeyed, peachy, green apple fruit on both the nose and palate.

New Zealand

40 Satellite, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2016 - 2017 £32.95

A refreshing crisp structure with abundant flavours in the citrus and herbal spectrum.

41 Alana, Riesling, Martinborough, 2013 £46.90

Alana estate Riesling is slightly off dry with fantastic harmony of

sugar, acid and complex aromatics.

42 Dog Point, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2015 £38.90

Following on from the 2013, James Healy and Ivan Sutherland’s 2014 Sauvignon Blanc is a winner.

Spanish Wine

43 A Coroa Godello, 2013 £31.95

A full bodied Spanish wine. Try this if you want something full bodied, rich, round and a bit different.

44 Rioja, Chardonnay - Castillo Clavijo, 2016 £30.95

Made from a blend of Viura, Malvasia and white Garnacha grapes, combining the bright, citrus

freshness of the fruit with the honey and clove complexity from fermenting in oak barrels.

Italy

47 Corte Vigna Chardonnay, 2016 £17.50

This aromatic wine is fruity with a lovely peach and nectarine finish.

48 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie 2016 £26.00

Shows citrusy aromas, white flower blossom and a hint of mint, backed by a zesty and fresh palate.

South African White

49 Cullinan View Chenin Blanc, 2017 £22.00

Easy Drinking. Crisp ripe pear on the nose with a citrus finish.

50 Waterford, Chardonnay, Stellenbosch, 2014 £41.50

Clear, green straw tints. Elegant toastiness on the nose. Pure, refreshing citrus notes. Grapefruit,

lime and juicy kiwi on the palate. Understated, rich finesse, restrained by refreshing acidity. A long

balanced finish.

46 Viognier, Flagstone Word of Mouth, Western Cape, 2018 £31.50

The grapes for this 100% Viognier come from the cool-climate regions of Elgin and Elim, well known

for producing high quality fruit. Aromas of fresh, ripe watermelon and juicy peach are encased in a

delicate hint of spice. Medium-bodied but with a richness to the palate, common to Viognier, the

wine finishes fresh, again with hints of Oriental spice.

United States of America White

51 Truchard, Chardonnay, Napa Valley, 2013 £44.85

A classy Chardonnay from the U.S.A.

Rich, creamy and buttery, this wine is exquisitely made.

52 Dry Creek Vineyard, Fume Blanc, Unoaked Sauvignon, 2013 £33.95

A nice zesty citrus aroma and flavour with hints of grapefruit. It has a lovely crisp, lean and clean

finish with a touch of mineral flavour at the end. Not a long and lingering finish, but one that is pure

and very satisfying.

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Rose Wines

53 Parini Pinot Grigio Rosé, Italy, 2017 £22.50

Soft, coppery-pink colour, delicate and fruity bouquet, soft and fresh on the palate.

54 Don Jacobo Rioja Rosado, Spain, 2016 £24.85

A beautifully deep-coloured rosé made using a blend of the red grapes Garnacha and Tempranillo.

55 Whispering Hills White Zinfandel, California, 2016 £20.00

A beautiful deep salmon-pink coloured wine with loads of fresh summer-fruit flavours and lively

acidity. Made in a medium style to appeal to a wide range of tastes.

57 Sancerre Rose, Domaine de Terres Blanches, France, 2012 £43.95

The Pinot Noir grapes for this amber rosé are grown in vineyards mainly in the district of Bué, the

terroirs are described as ‘caillotes’, hard limestone, and ‘terres blanches’, white stones. The juice for

the wine is obtained by direct cold pressing. This is clarified by static settling and fermented at low

temperature in temperature-controlled vats. This rosé then undergoes a few months ageing in vat to

keep its fruity character. Amber in colour, with flamingo-pink highlights; it shows redcurrant and

berry fruit on the nose and a finessed, drawn-out finish.

Dessert Wines

59 Muscat De Rivesaltes, Els Pyreneus, 50cl, 2015 £28.95

Brilliant yellow colour, intense, fresh nose with spicy grape aromas and hints of roses. On the palate

the sweetness of summer fruits is beautifully balanced of natural acidity.

60 Béres Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos, 50cl, 2008 £65.95

Tokaji, the great sweet wine of Hungary (the name coming from the Tokaj-Hegyalja region) is made

predominantly using the Furmint grape variety. In 1730, long before classification systems were

employed in Portugal and France to guarantee the wines pedigree, they were instigated in Hungary

specifically for this regal wine. The wine spends two years maturing in oak barrels; it is incredibly

sweet, with around 150 g/l residual sugar, flavours of dried apricot, fig and lime sit alongside a

fabulous balancing acidity that leaves the palate refreshed.

62 Chateau du Cros, Loupiac, 2002 £63.70

A great alternative to Sauternes.

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Red Wines

Argentina

63 Tilia Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot, Mendoza, 2016 £25.95

Very Intense aromas here, especially notes of red fruits and cassis. Herbal notes like rosemary,

together with notes of vanilla and caramel give complexity to the wine. Important structure and

aromatic persistence this wine stands out for its intense fruity taste. Soft and mature tannins give

the wine its sweet and fruity structure.

64 Arido Malbec Mendoza, 2015 £28.00

Medium ruby-red, the nose shows red fruits and notes of dried fig; the palate is fruit led and fresh.

65 Pinot Noir, Alamos, 2016 £28.95

An aromatic nose of ripe red fruits with notes of spice. The ripe raspberry, strawberry and cherry

flavours are mixed with touches of vanilla and toast from light oak ageing.

Australia

66 Berri Estates Shiraz, 2015 £22.00

The palate shows excellent dark berry fruit flavours, soft tannins, mingled with a light touch of oak on

the finish.

68 Elderton, Shiraz/Cab. Sauvignon, 2014 £31.00

Unequivocally Australian, generous to a fault, with enticing sun-baked plum, spice and leather

aromas, while the palate’s very soft.

England

70 Bolney Estate, Pinot Noir, 2016 £49.00

Soft berry fruit flavours & fine crisp acidity with soft tannins

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Chile

71 Alto Bajo, Cabernet Sauvignon, 2016 £24.85

Dark ruby colour. Aromas of black pepper, figs, mint and eucalyptus which lead to a clean, soft and

rounded palate. Medium body, slightly rich, soft tannins and a long pleasant finish.

72 Alto Bajo, Merlot, 2015/2017 £24.85

Ruby red colour with purple tones. Intense fresh fruity aromas of blackberries and plums. Soft

toasted notes mixed with sweet vanilla. Medium bodied, soft tannins and a pleasant finish.

France,

Beaujolais 74 Fleurie Château de Bellevue, 2014 £34.50

Robust, concentrated fruit flavours of strawberry and wild cherry marked by spicy undertones carry

into this wine’s firm, broad but soft palate.

75 Moulin-A-Vent, Domaine de La Passion, Georges Blanc, 2014 £42.90

The cherry, oak and blackberry scented 2009 Moulin-a- Vent Carquelin is medium to full bodied,

silky textured. liquorice, blackberry, black cherries and roses are found in this structured wine.

Languedoc-Roussillon 76 Duc De Chapelle, Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot, 2016 £27.35

Vibrant ruby-purple colour with almost jammy raspberry and sweet rose aromas.

Bordeaux 77 Chateau Tour du Cauze, Saint Emilion, Grand Cru, 2012 £59.90

This most excellent wine exhibits very ripe fruit, aromas of redcurrant, blackberry and spicy notes

combined with a black cherry and coffee finish.

78 Chateau La Croix Faerrandat, 2014 £39.95

Ripe and rounded with plum, bramble jelly and blackcurrant fruit. Medium to full bodied with soft

tannins and a ling, fresh finish.

80 Chateau Gruaud Larose, St Julien, 2009 £195.50

An expressive nose here, with ripe dark cherry fruit. This has classic masculine Gruaud on the palate,

with a very firm core of tannins running through a more supple near seamless presence of fruit. It

has decent acidity too.

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82 Chateau Langoa Barton, Saint Julien, 1997 £189.50

Mature ruby-garnet, some bricking at the rim, sweet, cedary nose, showing maturity. A cool leafy

note, attractive red and dark berry fruit, lacking a little in concentration, though plenty of flavour,

fresh, slightly piquant acidity, soft tannins at the finish.

85 Chateau Talbot 4em Cru Classe, St Julien, 1995 £265.50

On a regular flawless Talbot expressed very elegantly the complexity of its terroir, its round and firm

tannins give it a sweetness that is found over the vintages. Its concentration allows a long ageing,

although it is often tempting to young, to enjoy the fullness of its fruit and silky character. A

beautiful classic Saint-Julien, deep and harmonious.

86 Chateau Palmer, 1er Grand Cru, Margaux, 1983 £590.00

Deep red/brown colour with a fading rim. Spicy, mineralic nose with some savoury herbal

complexity. The palate is nicely evolved with firm, mineralic, earthy character.

87 Chateau Latour, 1er Cru Classe, Pauillac, 1982 £2,250.00

Dark in colour the nose on this wine at first has a new world quality with very ripe, dark fruit tinged

with new oak. This changes quickly to show classic Pauillac notes of cedar, pencil shavings and

underbrush. The palate is that of a large wine that is just a touch austere, tension between power

and grace. The finish is long and has an iron and mineral quality.

Burgundy Red

88 Mercurey , " Cotes Chalonnaise " Agnes Dewe, 2016 £59.75

This wine is elegant and delicate, with aromas of red fruits and flavours of ripe black fruits and

cherries. The tannins are noticeable but well incorporated into the body of the wine.

89 Cote de nuits Village, Louis Boillot & Fils,2008 £65.50

Delicious and full bodied, concentrated black cherry and currant fruit layered with smoke, tobacco

and wet earth. Full Complex finish.

92 Charmes Chambertin Grand Cru, Domaine Geantet-Pansi’ot, 2000 £290.50

A generous and distinctive wine, often superb. The colour is intense and bright. On the nose, the

first impression that arises is that of cherry, then woody and fine spicy aromas appear, with an

elegant hint of musk in some vintages. The flavours are extraordinary in their richness and harmony,

neither too rough nor too heavy. The architecture of the wine is held up by fine and noble tannins,

giving the body a silky texture (called “gras”). Acidity brings energy and liveliness to the whole, the

after taste is a pure delight.

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Rhone Valley

95 Cotes du Rhone, Saint Cosme, 2016 £32.95

This 100 per cent syrah from the Gigondas area has deep colour and a spicy, earthy, graphite violet

aroma and dark cherry, with little or no oak influence. Full, round palate with flesh and fruit

sweetness, finishing with gently drying tannin.

97 Gigondas, La Bastide Saint Vincent, 2014 £54.95

Attractive nose of myrtle and hints of briary. The palate is savoury, with a flow of red berry fruit, and

mild tannin.

98 Chateauneuf du Pape, Domaine des Sénéchaux, 2013 £75.95

A full-bodied, peppery, garrigue-dominated effort with loads of blackcurrant and cherry fruit. There

is no evidence of new oak but it possesses plenty of glycerine along with low acidity. Complex!

100 Ermitage, Le Pavillon Chapoutier, 2001 £295.85

The 2001 Ermitage Le pavillon exhibits a saturated ruby/purple colour as well as a sweet nose

of capphor,ink,crème de cassis and hints of liquorice and smoke.A great and intence wine.

Italy

101 Vita Sangiovese - Merlot, 2016 £17.35

Soft and supple with red fruit flavours, a hint of violets, and a smooth finish.

102 Barolo, Enrico Serafino, 2017 £56.85

Centred around the village of the same name, the region of Barolo produces big, well-structured reds

with a racy cut to the tannins. After a long maceration the wine is aged for three years, two in large

oak barrels. Intensely elegant nose, with red fruit and spicy notes of liquorice and vanilla; the palate

is austere with smooth tannins and a freshness to the finish.

103 Chianti Classico, Riserva Agostino Petri da Vicchiomaggio, 2015 £40.85

A richer Chianti with ripe concentrated flavours made from 90% Sangiovese, 5% Canaiolo and 5%

Cabernet. The wine is matured in French oak barriques for six months and then in large oak barrels

for a further nine months; this combination of modern and traditional ageing provides a balanced

structure showing both fruit and notes of oak. Enticingly sweet, ripe fruit on the nose; the palate

shows concentrated black cherries with rich, almost opulent tannins. A velvety wine with great

complexity.

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Lebanon

105 Chateau Musar, Gaston Hochar, 2009 £82.50

The Chateau Musar has a classic style, good depth of colour, red and black fruit on the nose. The

cherry, cassis hint of chocolate follows through onto a palaïte with good power and concentration.

Spain

106 Don Jacobo Rioja Crianza,2011 £28.00

A traditional red Rioja, full-bodied with a spicy, peppery taste.A perfect accompaniment to roast beef

or lamb.

107 Rioja, Castillo Clavijo, Gran Reserva, 2010 £37.95

Smooth rounded and well balanced with savoury berry fruit and peppery spicy with hints of

vanilla pod.

South Africa

111 Pinotage, Cullinan View, 2018 £19.50

A typical South African plummy nose with a fruity cherry patate and a clean finish.

112 Laibach, Pinotage, Stellenbosch 2015 £33.90

Bright red, youthful Pinotage colour. Complex nose showing minty, black cherry and dried prune

aromas. Hints of fresh leather and lavender tones leads into a medium weight palate. Good ripeness

with generous tannins and well balanced classy oak.

113 Journeys End, Merlot. Stellenbosch 2011/2012 £37.95

Concentrated and lush on the palate, velvet soft tannins support the ripe, black fruit with a subtle

chocolaty edge from the oak.

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