Chablis AOC - Case Deal France, 2007Dry and light white wine Perfect accompaniment to seafood and grilled fishCan also be enjoyed as an aperitif6x750mlSave €18.98 - Was €56.94 per case€6.33 per

Zinfandel Rosé - Case Deal California, 2008Very fruity and pleasantly refreshing wine which can be enjoyed at any time, but is particularly good for a warm summer’s evening6x750mlSave €10.50 - Was

Pedro Jimenez - Case Deal Chile, 2008This white wine captivates with its fresh but complex taste which resembles the flavour of tropical fruit6x750mlSave €10.98 - Was €31.50 per case€3.66 per LEnjoy

Tarragona Reserva - Case Deal Spain, 2004Smooth and full-bodied with intense Mediterranean flavourIdeal accompaniment to any dish!6x750mlSave €12.98 - Was €38.94 per case€4.33 per 750mlEnjoy alcohol

Amarone della Valpolicella Italy, 2006Amarone is a fascinating style of wine, made from grapes that are dried, concentrating the sugars and therefore producing higher alcohol content in the wine, in this case 15%Deeply

Chateau Yon-Figeac Saint-Emilion France, 2004Grand Cru ClasséR. Bampfield: “One can tell that this wine is beginning to reach its peak because the dryness typical of young Bordeaux is beginning to soften. It is now

Chateauneuf Du Pape AOC France, 2007R. Bampfield: “Rich, gutsy and warming. Well selected because it is already well rounded and ready to drink. Chateauneuf-du-Pape is one of France’s most historic wines

Chablis Premier Cru France, 2007R. Bampfield: “Chablis is one of those wines that can be much easier to drink than to describe! It is not exactly fruity but is the perfect dry white wine to accompany so many

Champagne Brut Reserve FranceR. Bampfield: “Good, well balanced Champagne, easy and enjoyable to drink. Some cheaper Champagnes can have a few rough edges, but this is well rounded and looks good value at the

Champagne Premier Cru FranceR. Bampfield: “Young non-vintage Champagne can often be somewhat on the tart side, but this is a delightful exception. It has all the freshness and liveliness of a young Champagne, but

Champagne Brut Rosé FranceR. Bampfield: “Rosé Champagne has become increasingly popular in recent years and prices have risen accordingly. This Champagne is beautifully presented and the contents rise to the

Champagne Premium Cuvée FranceR. Bampfield: “As Champagne matures, it takes on greater richness and depth of flavour, which is exactly what this Prestige Cuvée offers. Nicely balanced, this makes for fine drinking.

Pinot Noir Martinborough New Zealand, 2007R. Bampfield: "New Zealand is rapidly becoming almost as well known for its reds produced from Pinot Noir as for its whites produced from Sauvignon – much to its