Death by chocolate in liquid form, with some plums and damsons just for fun 


Price:  £7.09 

Gorgeous, soft, silky bargainous Cab' with forest fruits, cedary spice and chocolate. 


Price:  £5.99 

Rich, sticky, spicy value packed thriller! 


Price:  £7.09 

This vintage has just got 5 stars in the Platter wine guide so is rarer than normal. We're one of a handful of merchants worldwide ro get a small allocation- Fill yer boots!

Formerly known as Barefoot. Stunning aroma you could sniff for hours (in between sips). Fleshy & smooth berry fruit with a tweak of acidity & oak plus hint of a smoky, coffee flavour. A big hitter in a stylish way, your taste buds will beg for more. Only 750 bottles made so don't get addicted! 


Price:  £16.59 

Warm, brambly, smoky aromas. Dry with a cracking rhubarb & berry palate.  


Price:  £10.69 

This blend of 45% Cabernet Sauvignon 38% Merlot 13% Petit Verdot 3% Cabernet Franc 1% Malbec is unashamedly Old World in stylistic aspiration. Extremely well balanced & tasty and a great cellar-on-a-budget wine (upto 10 years) 


Price:  £11.49 

**** Platter. As good as the Southern half of the globe produces. 


Price:  £25.99 

Extraordinary wine. Sangiovese (34 %) once again playing the pivotal role. Petite Syrah (31 %) now takes up second position while Pinot noir constitutes 20 % of the mix. The balance is Nebbiolo at 13 % and Mourvedre at 2 %.

Very, very interesting as Inspector Cluseau used to say. 


Price:  £17.49 

This is no doubt one of the fruitiest presentations of Galpin Peak in many years. It has an appealing fresh fruit structure with accentuated length and elegance on the palate. Fully dry, but soft & gentle with a touch of crispness. Flavours of cherry, blackberry & violets followed by an earthy spicyness. 


Price:  £22.49 

A mysterious blend of Shiraz, Pinotage & Chenin of all things, but whatever it is, it works. Please breathe for a few hours before drinking & savour. This family owned & run winery makes fantastic reds throughout their range. 


Price:  £7.99 

This stunning wine is a rich Cabernet/Shiraz, full-bodied & well-structured which comes from a family run wine farm. You must try it...

 


Price:  £8.89 

A juicy Cabernet/Merlot blend that is mellow & smooth almost beyond belief.

 


Price:  £9.79 

Could convert the Pinotage non-believers!

The fruit is ripe and sweet and this is mixed with a forest leaf character. The palate is full of the sweet ripe flavours of mulberry and loganberry. Lots of fresh fruit comes through on the finish and lasts. 


Price:  £11.89 

A serious, well oaked, full-bodied, dry red wine with a long finish. Dense, opaque plum colour leading to a slightly paling rim. Sumptuous Pinotage expression with intense layers of spiced berries, damson and showy oak flavours 


Price:  £21.29 

(2004 PICHON LALANDE TROPHY International Wine Challenge)

 


Price:  £21.29 

Cassis, bilberry, chocolate, vanilla, liquorice and coffee.

 


Price:  £9.59 

This Cape red is fantastic. Big, flavoursome red that is quite like an top-flight Barossa Valley Aussie in style (but half the price). Lovely drinking to be shared with treasured family & friends! 


Price:  £10.99 

Big and complex Cab yet still elegant. Blackberry, plum, liquorice and pepper - yum. 


Price:  £10.99 

Just 720 bottles made. A more serious wine but then, this venture isn't about seriousness. It's about making delicious wine. You will be many things after drinking this wine. Disappointed will not be one of them.

This wine is extraordinarily good. If you don't enjoy it then you have to take up more beer drinking, 'cos wine isn't your thing. 


Price:  £9.59 

Tall, dark and handsome, but not too strange...smokey, spicey and concentrated with ripe dark fruit and mocha. 


Price:  £9.59 

Top dog. Not many places achieve this level of quality. Not many places manage to charge as much either! Ah well, damn tasty so worth it in the end. 


Price:  £25.49 

Black forest gateau in liquid form- dark, moist, decadent and juicy. Will probably give you a coronary too if you have enough.  


Price:  £10.79 

The best Pinot Our beloved Richard has EVER tasted, including Bouchard Finlayson's famous Tete de Cuvee and all the great Burgundy!!!!

Cluver's own tasting note: "This is classic Pinot noir. The nose is intriguing; first a whiff of soft dark cherries, then hints of spice. After a while, the earthy mushroom notes come through and then, finally, the perfumed oak spiciness. The palate is focused, well structured not only by tannin but also by balanced acidity. All that flavour comes though to the

palate in different stages, resulting in a truly complex wine that will age perfectly for years to come."

Perhaps the greatest attribute of the wine is its finess"

CHRISTIAN EEDES; Wine Magazine; March 2008

"Cluver's Seven Flags is not as "grippy" as the Walker Bay competition, nor as tightly structured as a comparably priced premier cru from the Cote de Beaune. But for sheer "sexiness" it leads the field by a distance greater than the proverbial country mile."

MICHAEL FRIDJHON; Business Day, 23 April 2008

 


Price:  £31.29 

Medium bodied, smooth and gooey. Really bloody good Merlot! 


Price:  £11.29 

Very Rhone-y style; meaty, spicy, savoury. Excellent stuff. 


Price:  £17.29 

58% Cabernet Sauvignon 29% Shiraz 13% Merlot

Cedary oaky aromas blend with hints of dark fruits, plum and cassis. Good tannic backbone with great ageing potential. 


Price:  £24.89