House white

£17.45£3.20Crusan Colombard Sauvignon, FranceFresh but succulent, this is a juicy little quaffer with a soft attack, late fruit and a clean finish.

Crisp and dry

£19.45£3.55Marchesini Pinot Grigio, ItalyThis is a playful little bunny girl, which nevertheless has a good bone structure and an appealing finish. Nutty, crispy, toasty, tasty.

£25.45£4.55Picpoul de Pinet, Domaine Saint-Anne, FranceBone-dry and mineralic with great texture. If you enjoy a crisp Sauvignon, this will float your boat.

£33.75 Joseph Mellot Sancerre Les Collinettes, 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.

£21.95 Vinho Verde, Quinta da Lixa, PortugalAn aromatic wine with green apple, melon and white peach. A slight hint of spritz to create an incredibly easy drinking wine and at only 10.5% it is guilt free (almost)!

£34.95 Pouilly-Fumé, Cuvée du Troncsec, FranceMassive gunflint on the nose, with a slightly citrus edge to the Sauvignon that keeps it fresh but rounded. As pure and balanced as a nun on a bicycle.

Dry and aromatic

£22.75£4.15Riverstone Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New ZealandThis Kiwi beauty is bursting at the seams with zingy gooseberries, nettles and voluptuous tropical fruit flavours.

£26.95£4.90Raimat Albariño, SpainThis Spanish señorita dances on your palate with a kick of zippy citrus and graceful swirls of apricot, almonds and sweet vanilla.

£19.75 Rare Vineyards Marsanne Viognier, 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.

£44.95 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Nobilo Icon, New ZealandBehold the icon of New Zealand Sauvignons which still sits on its elegant throne after all these years. Okay so it''s pricey, but this is exactly what £44.95 was designed for.

£31.95 Albariño, Left Field, New ZealandThe nose shows aromas of citrus flowers, melon and peach; the palate shows some richness and weight. An Albariño at heart but from our friends in New Zealand.

Clean and rounded

£18.95£3.45Kleine Zalze Bush Vines Chenin Blanc, 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.

£20.50£3.65False Bay Chardonnay, South AfricaGood Chardonnay flavours with pineapple overtones. This is concentrated but fresh, as a consequence of the absence of the big oak thing.

£24.95 Araldica Gavi ''La Luciana'', ItalyOverlook this, and you''ll be the poorer for it. This is a discovery wine, from the cool foothills of Piedmont, and is dry, crisp and lemony.

£26.95 Pinot Gris, Vavasour, New Zealand Displays a richly structured palate featuring layers of ripe fruit, notes of ginger and the long mineral finish so typical of the Awatere Valley.

Rich and full

£28.95 Mâcon Villages Domaine de la Grange Magnien, Louis Jadot, Burgundy, FranceIconic white Burgundy from the traditional home of Chardonnay. Dry, crisp, minerally fruit, fantastic length.  Gallic Chardonnay for people who think they don''t like Chardonnay.

£42.95 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 La Ciboise Luberon Blanc, M.Chapoutier, 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.

£29.95 Sepp Gruner Veltliner, AustriaThe indigenous Austrian grape Gruner Veltliner is given the organic treatment by the legendary Nikolaus, son of Sepp. Grapefruit with a hint of spice and edelweiss.

Fizz

£24.95£5.25Galanti Prosecco DOC, Venezie ItalyThe fuel of gondoliers, water-taxi drivers and romancers of Venice. Happy bubbles.....Ciao bella!

£32.95£7.50Chapel Down Brut Cuvée, EnglandOur equivalent to Champagne but obviously much superior...

£37.95 Louis Dornier et Fils Champagne, FranceA light, fresh, vigorously youthful champagne with a fine, elegant, slightly lemony nose, lively mousse and long, crisp palate. What''s not to love?

£52.95 Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut NV Champagne, France Push the boat out with this Grande Marque, well known for its friendly and open style. Perrier-Jouët have been making champagne since 1811, and they''ve pretty much nailed it by now.

£54.00 Albury Organic Classic Cuvée 2013, EnglandThis has all the hallmarks of a fine sparkling wine. The subtle fruit on the nose, predominately red berries from the Pinot and a little light citrus from the Chardonnay, is backed up by a really long, mouth-filling palate.

House red

£17.45£3.20Solandia Nero d''Avola, ItalyThis is a proper Italian quaffer with bags of character. Excellent on its own or with food.

Elegant and less weighty

£3.85£3.85Merlot, Sierra Grande, ChileFantastic value from Chile, this is rounded with ripe fruit and a supple body; the Chilean version of Gina Lollobrigida.

£21.95£4.00Rare Vineyards Pinot Noir, 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.

£30.95 Valdiguié, Wildflower, J. Lohr, Monterey, CaliforniaA vibrant, red-purple in colour with bright aromas of boysenberry, bing cherry, raspberry and banana. Beautifully light and fruity from the brilliant Californian coast. Think very good quality Beaujolais!

£35.95 Pinot Noir, Urlar, New Zealand if your tastes run to earthy, rotty, bosky, ferny, truffly wine, then this is your beast. Like old fashioned Burgundy before they cleaned up their cellars - a rarity these days.

Smooth and earthy

£26.95£4.80Don Jacobo Rioja Crianza, SpainEasy in the mouth, this is warm and friendly, all a classic Rioja should be. If God had access to wine, I like to think this would be to his taste. It speaks with a rich, dark but soft voice.

£19.95 Emiliana Carménère, ChilePacked with strawberry, cherry and black pepper aromas, the smoky coffee notes from the French oak also add intensity on the palate. The only thing better than a glass of Emiliana is two glasses of Emiliana.

£25.95£4.40Primitivo, Salento, Italy An intense ruby red wine with violet hints makes this an incredibly delicious wine to drink all year round. Ripened grapes with a hint of cherries and the palate is dry. A real favourite on our menu.

£31.45 Fleurie, Château de Fleurie Loron, FranceYou''ll find ripe and savoury strawberry, cherry and raspberry fruit, which stays clean and supple throughout. This is a welcome relief from those shouty New World fruit-bombs, jumping up and down, waving their arms about and generally showing off.

£29.95 Les Hipsters Barbe, Côtes du Bourg, Bordeaux FranceThe wine glides into town on a "fixie" with a devil-may-care assurance of spicy, plummy fruit. It knows it's cool!!

Warm and spicy

£19.95£3.65Berri Estates Shiraz, South-Eastern AustraliaOld school Aussie Shiraz with bags of chocolatey, blackcurrant fruit, peppery spice and a permanent suntan.

£19.95 Percheron Shiraz Mourvèdre, 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.

£21.95£4.00Tesoro de los Andes Malbec Bonarda, Mendoza, ArgentinaIn France, Malbec has a body designed for the scrummage, but in Argentina it is a tango-dancer. Blended with Bonarda, an ancient Merlotesque grape: this is beautifully balanced.

£36.95 Domaine La Haute Marone Gigondas, 'Dentelles de Montmirail', FranceThis is a heady, top-end wine from the Southern Rhône. It's weight and warm spices come primarily from hand-picked Grenache, whereas all the finesse comes from earthy, elegant Syrah.

Rich and plummy

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

£25.95£4.75Passori Rosso, Veneto, Italy''Passori'' is an anagram of ''Ripasso'', a style of wine renowned for its rich, dark-baked Christmas cake flavours and aromas of sun-dried raisins. Amarone for the people.

£35.95 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Château des Bardes, FranceThis is a velvet glove encasing a wine of smooth restrained power. Big, rich, warm and soft, with notes of nutmeg and cinnamon to spice things up. Classic Merlot-led Claret.

Organic Red

£22.95 Honoro Vera Organic Monastrell, Bodegas Juan Gil, Jumilla, SpainMid Spain, big sun, huge fruit. This is a Flamenco dancer''s lunchtime tipple! Taste the sunshine.

£29.95 Borie de Maurel Esprit d''Automne Minervois, 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£3.80Ancora Pinot Grigio Rosé, ItalyLightly tinted Pinot Grigio (which is a pink grape itself, don''t you know), with a touch of Pinot Noir to add depth. And it does….

£20.75£3.80Vendange White Zinfandel, CaliforniaStrawberries and cream in a glass.

£21.95£4.00Domaine de L''Olibet ''Les Pujols'' Cinsault Rosé, Pays d''Oc, Languedoc 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£2.95Ginestet Classique Sauternes 50cl, France - 50ml glassThis wine blew our pants off - there''s loads going on with flavours of almond, peach and orange and is intense, complex and long: that''s Botrytis (noble rot) for you.

£62.50£6.25Noble Harvest, Denbies, England100% ortega and 100% Dorking...perfect match with blue cheese and caramelised desserts.