
Red
Wines
Marcel Hubert
French (2004)
Dry red a light red with plenty of jammy fruit
& a smooth finish,
a good choice with grills & minced beef dishes.
Medium dry red
mellow & rounded, with lots of
plumy fruit,
soft enough to drink on its own or cold meat.
Chianti
Italian red (2002)
Warm, plumy wine with just a hint of tar
and leather on the nose
followed by red cherry fruit
£15
Barolo “Royal wine”
of Italy (1999)
full-bodied
red wine it’s aged in oak for three years with further maturation,
which is
robust, best, serve with red meat.
£45
Rioja Tinto
Spanish (2003) medium bodied, stuffed with ripe red berries & lots of
Spanish warmth
very mellow, it would be great with grills, roasts & full flavoured spicy sauces.
£16
Rioja Marques
Spanish (2001)
Full & fleshy in the mouth with velvety
soft tannins, delicious fruity flavours
balanced by a delicate touch of
vanilla & spice, served best with vegetables or red meat
£25
Jacob’s Creek
Australian (2003)
Merlot: medium bodied wine has ripe plum & berry fruit flavours
in harmony
with soft grape & oak.
£17
Jacob’s Creek
Australian (2002)
Cabernet Sauvignon medium bodied wine with
mint & cassis aromas,
fruity oak complexity & a soft tannin finish.
£17
Jacob’s Creek
Australian (2002)
Shiraz Cabernet: medium bodied,
fruity mellow
tannins subtle oak integration best with most red meat.
£16