Love it. Plump and juicy with salted plum before being tempered with a dusting of dried herbs thanks to the Cab Franc. We're calling it Autumn in a glass so play your favourite rendition of Autumn Leaves – Nat King Cole maybe?

Timothée Delalle La Burette Rouge 2022

Wild strawberries and raspberries that pour with some crisp, leafy tannins. There’s a little LoFi liberté here but it’s presented with that subtle Frenchness we love and comes wrapped in a firm tannin and bright acidity.

Cros des Calades Ballon Rouge 2023

Deliciously open with falling black cherries, wild strawberries that rise above hints of mushroom and some round tannins. You'll love the depth and texture which is like jumping onto a sheet of satin and letting it lower into bliss.

Jean-Baptiste Boudier Pernand Vergelesses Les Vignes Blanche Rouge 2020

10 days in carbonic for just a little poppy mouthfeel. You’ll love all the deliciously juicy flow that seems coiled in a bendy twig of herbs. Chouette is Parisian for cool – seems relevant with Romain.

Romain Le Bars Nouveau Nez Grenache Cinsault 2023 NFD

A tiny, maman et papa Domaine that produces some of the best, old-vine Grenache in the region – vines are approaching 100 years in age. The result is a wine that’s bold with leathery plums, vibrant berries in the glass and savoury finish. It goes as well with beef as anything we offer.

Domaine de Ferrand Cotes du Rhone Mistral 2023

Fruit flavours are ripe nashi, yellow pear, then there’s a little spice to give you some layered enjoyment. Perfect with anything from the sea, or just a packet of salty chips in the park. 1L also makes it one you won’t mind sharing, as much. (1000ml)

Nicolas Mariotti Bindi Zinzinu Vermentino 2022 1L

Phillipe Viet Regnie Haut Ronze Mozaique Gamay 2023

Phillipe Viet Beaujolias-Villages Gamay 2023

Grower Champagne – grapes are farmed, vinified, bottled and riddlered (bottles turned to incorporate phenolics) in-house. These are always bursting with terroir and represent the year and the land with just a little bit of the house’s inflexion. Here, it’s all taut and focused. This NV runs deep with some moreish texture. Seems like an ode to Langres cheese.