Wines

The Dysart - Whites

House	125 ml	Bottle
Trebbiano, Rubicone, Italy	2.85	14.95
Clean, fresh and Italian.
Crisp, dry and refreshing
Pinot Grigio 2010, Le Poesie, Veneto, Italy	3.10	17.95
A dry and elegant Pinot Grigio, as clean as my Grandmother's conscience.
Sauvignon blanc 2010, Riverstone ridge, Marlborough, New Zealand	3.50	19.95
Tropical kiwi action for the parishioners.
Sauvignon blanc 2010, Ladera Verde, Chile	3.15	18.25
A clean and sophisticated wine with ripe citrus and tropical fruit balanced by a crisp acidity.
Picpoul De Pinet 2010, Coteaux Du Languedoc, France		20.45
Picpoul is the name of the locally produced grape in the village of Pinet, the local's knock it back by the bucket with the local oysters, so if your eating fish is the way forward but it is so clean and fresh it flies down quite happy in it's own company, we love it here at the Dysart and that's why I cant stop writing about it.sorry.
Sancerre 'Silex' 2010, Philippe Girard, Loire Valley, France		28.00
Flinty, fresh, utterley wonderful sauvignon from the masters.
Sauvignon Blanc 2009, Tokara, Stellenbosch		22.00
Wonderfully made Sauvignon with a nose and flavours of freshly cut grass, gooseberries, herbacious nettles and lemon grass.
Full and weighty
Pouilly Fuissé - Les Chailloux 2009, Burgundy, France		36.00
Planted on flinty soils known as 'Chailles', or gun flint, this Burgundian Chardonnay expresses hints of undergrowth along with all the minerality, weight and layers of fruit one looks for in a wine from this renowned village.
Gavi 'La Battistina' 2010, Piedmont, Italy		22.00
An iconic wine produced from the Cortese grape, it is medium dry and laced with floral notes and fresh fruit. Even the Italians drink it.
Chateau Canet 2008, Minervois, France		21.75
A rich, award winning wine from the South of France-superb with fish.
Clean but rounded
(Chablis style) Mâcon-Vergisson 2009, Bourgogne, France		25.00
Made just south of of Chablis in the Mâcon but in Chablis conditions (the vineyard is very high up) and style (bready, minerally) Unlike Chablis however, you don't have to pay extra for the name.
Armidale Estate Chardonnay 2009, Australia	3.10	17.95
Really good, honest, unoaked Chardonnay.
Pouilly Fumé 2007, Loire Valley, France		28.00
If the aroma of fresh grass cuttings and the delicious taste of asparagus with gooseberries and a mouthwatering limestone finish is not enough, do not purchase this beautifully elegant wine.
Riesling 2009, Alan Mcorkindale, New Zealand		25.00
A superb wine by a renowned Kiwi producer, this has hints of petrol and rose petals on the nose, tropical fruits on the palate and a long, dry as a bone finish.
Albariño 2009, Valmiñor, Rias Baixas, Spain		26.00
An outstanding example of this coastal varietal that's been taking the plaudit's for a good couple of years now, and rightly so .
Chenin Blanc 2010, False Bay, South Africa		19.95
Probably the best Chenin Blanc we have tasted, real complexity and length.
Fruity and aromatic
Niersteiner Gutes Domtal 2008, Germany		15.95
Ok so the name is a bit of a mouthful, the wine is a deliciously light, fruity, sweet number that drinks superbly.
Riesling Spatlese 2005, Weingut Paulinshof, Germany		28.00
When the Germans do it well they do it very well. This sweet toe tingler has delicious fruits dripping off your tongue: if you caramellised tangerine peel this is how it would taste. The balance between sugar and fruit is stunning.
Gerwurztraminer 2008 'Hugel' Alsace, France		28.00
The Hugel family have been producing wines for over twelve generations since 1639 so we can safely assume they have pretty much got the hang of it by now.
Riesling, Limestone Coast, Australia		16.45
A limey quaffing Riesling which is just incredibly tasty.
Viognier 2010, Alto pampus, Chile	3.10	17.95
Buttery, toasted apricots and peaches anyone.
Grüner Veltliner 2009, Domane Wachau, Austria		19.95
Zesty and spicy this indiginous grape from Austria is starting to create a real reputation for itself, and rightly so, it's the proper kit.
'Les Archères' Vermentino 2009, Vieilles Vignes, Languadoc, France		19.95
Old vines Vermentino, light in style with good flavours of ripe, peaches and apricots.
Sauvignon blanc 2010, Villa Maria, Clifford bay reserve		27.00
Villa Maria's top end Sauvignon, rich and tropical the flavours dance in your mouth.
Champagne and Sparkling Wine
Pol Roger, Extra Cuvée De Reserve, Champagne, France		49.95
A favourite of the Dysart and the late Sir Winston Churchill, class.
Champagne, Camille Savès 'Cuvee Rose' France		42.00
Dance, just dance, only make sure you wear your pink slippers.
Prosecco (20cl) Italy		5.95
Fun, sparkling wine for one (two at a bit of a push).
Champagne Camille Savès, France		39.95
Premier cru Champagne from the Bouzy (great name) region, they grow the grapes, make the Champagne and love what they do - this is the proper kit.
Champagne Louis Dornier, France		29.95
When it's gone it's gone.
Piper Heidsieck (20cl) Champagne, France		12.00
It is called baby Piper, because it is the world renowned Champagne in a baby bottle, there is just about enough to share if you know them.
Pinot Grigio Cuveé Rosé, Sant Orsola, Italy		18.95
Pink dancing juice, very yummy.
Prosecco , Vetriano, Italy		19.95
A cheeky sparkler from the Italians.

The Dysart - Reds

House	125 ml	Bottle
Montepulciano D'Abruzzo, Marchesini, Italy	2.85	14.95
Good honest Italian red, one for a good meal or on its own.
Smooth and earthy
Rioja 2009, Palaciega, Spain	3.30	18.95
Yummy, quaffable, soft and fruity.
Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, Los Vilos, Chile	3.10	17.95
Good powerful fruit, tannins and a hint of eucalyptus come to the fore in this hard-working Chilean.
Chateau Les Amoureuses 2007, Cotes du Rhone, France		27.00
A delicious yet fairly delicate Rhone wine with layers of fruit, gentle black pepper spices and a good but not overpowering body - hard to put your glass down.
Malbec Cabernet 2009, Bodegas Etchart, Argentina		16.95
Argentina's flagship grape Malbec is well complemented with a touch of Cabernet resulting in a juicy yet well rounded wine offering very good value.
Don Jacobo Rioja Gran Reserva 1995, Spain		32.00
Classic aged wine displaying some real maturity, a wonderfully complex little fellow.
Valpolicella Classico 2009, Bolla, Italy		19.95
Fine Valpolicella Classico from an excellent producer.
Merlot, Domaine De La Baume 'Grand Chataignier' 2010, France		19.95
When the French do Merlot properly they really do it properly, this is just wonderful with rich blackcurrant flavours coming to the fore, as smooth and supple as it gets.
Warm and spicy
Chateauneuf du Pape 2008, Domaine Nalys, Southern Rhone, France		40.00
Full bodied and well balanced wine with silky tannins, dark fruit and good length.
Shiraz 2009, Wide River, South Africa	3.30	18.95
A super piece of Shiraz action with soft fruit and smokey black pepper flavours - not to be confused with the jammy old Shiraz that sometimes hangs around supermarkets.
Pinot Noir 2009, Esterházy, Austria		26.00
It is not every day that one wakes up and fancies an Austrian Pinot Noir but this wine will do it to you. A lovely nose leads to some delicious strawberry and raspberry flavours on the palate and a long, warm, spicy, clove -laden finish.
Cõtes du Rhõne 2009, La Dentiere, France		15.95
Jolly good Cõtes du Rhõne for those living the dream.
Dark, naughty and possibly satanic
Chateau Musar 2001/2003, Bekka Valley, Lebanon		39.00
The iconic Lebanese superstar, revered from Sydney to Chipping Norton, two vintages to choose from too.
Amarone Della Valpolicella 2007, Fabiano, Italy		45.00
Surely the Grandfather of the world's great wines. Hints of black cherries, liquorice, raisins, chocolate and tar are in that bottle somewhere: Amerone is fairly sweet by nature and wonderful with cheese.
Valpolicella 'Ripasso' 2009, Fabiano, Italy		27.00
This baby Amarone is up for anything from meat pie to Stilton cheese and is so easy to drink that one day it will probably carry a government health warning all of it's own.
Chateau Musar Mosaic 2007, Bekka Valley, Lebanon		19.95
The everyday drinking wine from the legendary Hochar family at Chateau Musar. The Mosaic blend is big, bold and not scared to take on a steak or two.
Rich and plummy
Merlot 'La Paz' 2009, Mont gras, Chile	3.05	16.95
A rich, warm and plummy merlot that really hits the spot.
Chateau Grand-Barrail Lamarzelle Figeac 1998, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, France		40.00
A beast from the east bank with Merlot playing the lead role giving us a full-on earthy wine with tremendous layers of fruit and texture - one for a special occasion.
Carmenere 2009, Luis Felipe Edwards, Chile		16.45
For many years it was thought Carmenere was in fact Merlot.it is not, it is however a fantastic fruit driven varietal displaying blackcurrant and dark cherry flavours with maybe, if your lucky, a touch of spice.
Merlot 2007, C.J Pask, Hawkes bay, New Zealand		26.00
I really am beginning to belive that New Zealnd is where the old world meets the new in wine terms anyway, this is packed full of delicious, plummy fruit flavours but has a subtle oak, long and refined finish.
Crasto 2009, Douro, Portugal		22.00
Fantastic fruit driven Portugese dancing juice.
Light and delicate
Pinot Noir 2009, Rare Vineyards, France	3.35	18.45
Save me a case if you would please vicar.
Vougeot Premier Cru 'Les Cras' 2000, Domaine Vougeraie, Burgundy, France		58.00
An exquisite red Burgundy with wild strawberries, red currants, plums and violets with gentle hints of fresh leather.
Beaujolais-Villages 2008, Chateau Bel Avenir, France		22.00
Proper Beaujolais .
Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2008, Tanners, Burgundy, France		27.00
Made by the imperious Nicolas Potel for Tanners wine merchant's and shippers from Shrewsbury..what a combination.
Chianti Superiore 2009, Ruffino, Italy		21.40
Form is temporary, class permanent.
Rosé
Tanners Rosé 2010, Cõtes De Gascogne, France	3.30	19.95
Suave and sophisticated rosé for the traditionalists amongst us.
Vendange White Zinfandel Rosé, USA	3.15	18.25
One for the sweeter palate, goes down an absolute treat.
Mirabello Pinot Grigio blush, Italy		17.45
Fun, fruity and pink stuff from Italy.
Pudding wines
Late harvest Sauvignon Blanc, Chile (37.5cl bottle/50ml glass)	2.55	15.45
Delicious little sweety that is sticky without being cloying and reatains a delightful citrus, honeyed finish, yummy.
Royal Tokaji, Five Puttonyos 2005, Hungary (25cl bottle)		26.00
Legendary pudding wine with wonderfully complex flavours, almost ruined by the Russians a few years back but now back to it's irresistible best.
Icewine 2005, Peller Estates, Canada (37.5cl bottle)		45.00
A stunning example of icewine from Canada, this is so pure you almost feel guilty drinking it. This is the Bentley of the puddding wine community, and is just wonderful with cheese. A bottle will just about do six people.

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