House white

£17.45£3.201. Crusan Colombard Sauvignon, FranceFresh but succulent, this is a juicy little quaffer with a soft attack, late fruit and a clean finish.

Crisp and dry

£18.25 2. Grillo Sicilia, Solandia, ItalySun-drenched vineyards of Sicily give us this modern favourite. How anything so delicately fragrant can be born from this heat is a wonder.

£19.45£3.453. Sauvignon Blanc, Tierra, ChileThis is herbaceous in style with a distinct nettle-grassy aroma, much like my lawn.

£18.95£3.554. Quindi Pinot Grigio, ItalyThis is a playful little bunny girl, which nevertheless has good bone structure and an appealing finish. Nutty, crispy, toasty, tasty.

£25.45 6. Picpoul de Pinet, Les Girelles, FranceBone-dry and mineralic with great texture. If you enjoy a crisp Sauvignon, this will float your boat.

£33.75 7. Sancerre, Joseph Mellot, FranceWhen it comes to pedigree, Sancerre is an aristocrat of a wine, and this one certainly deserves its ennoblement. You'll find a classic lick of gooseberry with hints of honey and grapefruit.

Dry and aromatic

£22.45 8. Marsanne Viognier, Rare Vineyards, France Rhône grapes go on holiday! Frolicking in the Southern French sunshine and throwing off their traditional oaky restraint to create a wine that is fresh and peachy, soft and rounded.

£20.45 9. Torrontés, Etchart Privado, ArgentinaJuicy and fragrant. If I had but £25 left in the world, this is what I would do with it. Then I'd put the change on an accumulator at Epsom so I could buy some more later.

£21.95£4.1510. Sauvignon Blanc, Riverstone, New ZealandThis Kiwi beauty is bursting at the seams with zingy gooseberries, nettles and voluptuous tropical fruit flavours.

£27.45 11. Albariño, Raimat, SpainThis Spanish señorita dances on your palate with a kick of zippy citrus and graceful swirls of apricot, almonds and sweet vanilla.

£29.95 12. Riesling, Bay of Fires, TasmaniaDry with a classic diesel nose, this is no oily rag. This is a brushed chrome, highly polished aromatic beauty delivered with a cheeky spark of Tasmanian madness.

£37.95 13. Pouilly-Fumé, Joseph Mellot, FranceMassive gunflint on the nose with a slightly citrus edge that keeps it fresh and rounded. As pure and balanced as a nun on a bicycle.

Clean and rounded

£18.95£3.4514. Chenin Blanc, Kleine Zalze, South AfricaBags of yellow tropical fruits. South Africa is absolutely jumping right now, and Chenin Blanc is the pole-vaulter of the team. One step up from dry, but it never cloys.

£21.95£4.1515. Chardonnay, The Listening Station, AustraliaQuintessentially Australian this is Chardonnay clone that originates from Mendoza and always shows prominent tangerine, intense grapefruit, lime and hints of spice. Refreshingly unoaked leaving a fresh and clean finish.

£27.95 16. Pinot Gris, Sileni, New ZealandThe Alsace grape on holiday in the adventure capital of the world. Adventurous stone fruit, citrus and pear flavours. Pinot Gris goes bungee jumping!

£29.95 17. Gavi, La Battistina, ItalyA gently aromatic, dry white wine with green apple, lime and herbaceous characteristics. Savoury notes combine with the fruit flavours to give a textured palate.

Rich and full

£28.95 18. Mâcon Villages, Bouchard Aîné et Fils, FranceIconic white Burgundy from the traditional home of Chardonnay. Dry, crisp, mineral fruit, fantastic length.  Gallic Chardonnay for people who think they don't like Chardonnay.

£49.95 19. Domaine de la Motte Chablis Premier Cru, Beauroy, FranceToo often these days, Chablis can be mean, lean and plain unfriendly, but this is old school aromatic buttery loveliness. This is a big shaggy dog of a wine that licks you all over.

Organic White

£26.95 20. Luberon, La Ciboise Blanc, FranceThis organic white walks barefoot in the mountains of Luberon with flowers in its hair. White blossom, lemon and exotic fruit skip hand-in-hand with a fresh, round finish.

£28.95 21. Tenuta del Porconero Fiano, Paestum, ItalyFiano is widely tipped as the next big thing. Lovingly produced in harmony with the lunar cycle, it has clean, rich flavours of hazelnut, green apple, pears, jasmine and broom. Get in touch with your spiritual side, man.

Fizz

£24.95£5.2561. Midea Prosecco, ItalyThe fuel of gondoliers, water-taxi drivers and romancers of Venice.  Happy bubbles.....ciao bella!

£24.95£5.2562. Pinot Grigio Rosé Spumante, Mirabello, ItalyLet's face it, it doesn't get much more fun than pink bubbles. Time to unfasten your top button and let your hair down.

£37.95£7.7563. House Champagne, Louis Dornier Et Fil Brut, FranceVibrant and youthful with a fine elegant nose, lively mousse, stylish palate with a pronounced biscuity finish.

£52.95 64. Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne, FranceFresh yeasty green apple skin opening up to buttery tarte tatin and gooseberry. If wine were shoes this would be a dancing slipper.

House red

£17.45£3.2038. Solandia Nero d'Avola, ItalyThis is a proper Italian quaffer with bags of character. Excellent on its own or with food.

Elegant and less weighty

£19.25£3.5039. Tierra Alta Merlot, ChileA deeply coloured and juicy Merlot showing leafy, cool-climate fruit aromas. It's a very popular red that is brilliant on its own…..but equally good with cheeses, yum…

£19.95 40. Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Conviviale, ItalyThis wine takes you on a whirlwind tour on the back of a Vespa along the route of black cherries, raspberries and light zippy fruit... Bellissimo!

£21.95£4.0041. Pinot Noir, Rare Vineyards, FranceIf wine were footwear, this would be a light summer deck shoe. In the glass, this Pinot Noir is warm and loving with a good level of fruit that's had the sun on its back. Red cherries spring to mind.

£29.95 42. Fleurie, La Madone, FranceHeady perfume of freshly picked irises and peonies. Luscious red berry fruit flavours and backed up with a touch of spice.

£31.95 43. Pinot Noir, The Cloud Factory, New ZealandThis New Zealand Pinot drives with the top down and the wind in its hair. Living on the coast of the Southern Ocean, it is quirkier and more vibrant than its French cousin. Full of breezy finesse and flavours of cranberry and redcurrant.

Smooth and earthy

£19.95£3.6544. Tempranillo, The Guv'nor, Felix Solis, Spain100% Tempranillo. Understated, mysterious, refined and direct.

£26.45 45. Cabernet Sauvignon, Luis Felipe Edwards, ChileWhilst this is perhaps at the top end of our Chilean wines, it is here for a reason. This is rich and opulent, but remains clean right through to the finish, with typical ripe berry overtones.

£22.95 46. Shiraz, M.A.N, South AfricaA real mouth-filling wine, so big it could probably take down a rhino on safari. Spicy and floral savoury aromas are balanced by ripe fruit flavours and fine tannins.

£22.95£4.2047. Rioja Crianza, Vega del Rayo Rioja Vendimia Seleccionada, SpainA characterful, classic Rioja with just a touch of oak. Well balanced, fruity and approachable.

£36.95 48. Lussac St.Emilion, Chateau Lyonnat, FranceCracking wine - old fashioned, traditional St Emillion. St Emillion proudly flies the merlot flag, as copied throughout the New World, and this is absolutely on the button.

Warm and spicy

£19.95£3.6550. Shiraz Mourvèdre, Percheron, South AfricaA 'Percheron' is a breed of French heavy horse used by early settlers. This Shiraz blend is strong, robust and dependable, like its namesake - yet it remains surprisingly nimble on its feet.

£20.25£3.7051. Malbec, Etchart, Cafayate Valley, ArgentinaA rich, yet very soft and juicy example of what many regard as Argentina’s most successful red grape. Aged for six months in oak, this is an excellent example of the modern style of winemaking now increasingly the norm in Argentina.

£34.95 52. Cabernet Sauvignon 'The Brewmaster', Nederburg, South AfricaSerious kit. A tribute to Johann Graue, the famous 'Brewmaster' of the Western Cape. Claret with a blast of South African sunshine. Big, warm, restrained and respectful - a gentle giant.

£48.95 53. Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine Chante Cigale, FranceA sexy, seductive, up-front wine revealing lots of berry fruit along with hints of herbs, liquorice and smoked meats. Ripe, round, full-bodied and loaded.

Rich and plummy

£24.95 54. Côtes du Rhône Villages, Les Coteaux, FranceThis has weight, fruit and power, with immense smoothness and harmony. In choral terms, Boutinot's 'Les Coteaux' is the Penrhyn Male Voice Choir.

£36.95 55. Valpolicella Classico, Superiore Ripasso, Bolla, ItalyInitial aromas of raisin followed by hints of toasted oak and espresso. It''s a bit like Pavarotti in a sharp Armani suit.

£23.95 57. Sangiovese, Chianti, Colli Senesi, ItalyIntense ruby red in colour, this Chianti exhibits notes of fresh cherries, tobacco, and violets. On the palate, it is generously well-rounded with lively acidity and firm tannins.

£27.45 58. Merlot, Chateau Sainte-Marie, Bordeaux, FranceBeautifully vibrant, just-picked red-currents and raspberry aromas and flavours, with a hint of raspberry leaf tea, that gives it a definite Bordeaux sense of place.

Organic Red

£22.75 59. Organic Monastrell, Bodegas Juan Gil, SpainMid Spain, big sun, huge fruit. This is a Flamenco dancer's lunchtime tipple! Taste the sunshine.

£29.45 60. Minervois, Borie de Maurel, FranceThis classic country wine rides into town on its bicycle with a string of onions round its neck. It is rustic, earthy and sun-kissed with a deep purple nose and bags of Gallic charm. Pass the baguette.

Rosé

£20.75£3.8071. White Zinfandel, Vendange, CaliforniaStrawberries and cream in a glass. Get your tennis whites out, this one is game, set and match.

£20.75£3.8072. Pinot Grigio Rosé, Campania, ItalyPinot Grigio Pink at it's finest.  Fresh mountain flavours of raspberry and red cherry with a refreshing, uplifting finish. Big in Venice and.....!

£21.95 73. Cinsault Rosé, Pays d'Oc, FranceDelicate dry rosé from the black Cinsault grape. Fine and elegant with strawberry and raspberry flavours. Serious rosé with a dry finish - it could have been a red and it knows it.

Dessert Wine

£24.45£2.95Sauternes 50cl, France - 50ml glassThis wine blew our pants off - there's plenty going on with flavours of almond, peach and orange and it's intense, complex and long: that's Botrytis (noble rot) for you.