Collection: Fine Wine

Treat yourself to the ultimate wine experience with our collection of fine wine. These are not just ordinary wines, but rare and exquisite bottles that showcase the best of each region, variety, and vintage. Whether you’re looking for a legendary Bordeaux, a cult Napa cabernet, a sublime Burgundy, or a stunning Champagne, we have something for every connoisseur and collector.

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Not sure where to start? Our mixed cases bring together bottles chosen by our team, so you can explore new regions, grapes and styles without the guesswork. Every case has 10% off built in, which makes them a smart way to stock up, try something new or give a gift.

Trios, sixes and twelves from £36.

SHOP MIXED CASES

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TrustScore 4.9 764 reviews
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Asked for something like a Rioja, got better

Went in with a vague idea and came out with a Monastrell I had never heard of. Half the price of what I usually buy and better.

Sarah Thompson , 2 days ago

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Expert advice made all the difference

Needed twelve bottles for a party and no idea where to start. They built the case around what we were eating.

Michael Davies , 1 week ago

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Worth the walk up Highbury Park

I have been coming here for years and they still remember what I drink. Free local delivery keeps the flat stocked.

Emma Richards , 2 weeks ago

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They actually taste everything

Asked why a bottle was recommended and got a real answer, not a shelf label. That is the whole difference.

James Okonkwo , 3 weeks ago

Common Questions

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Which corkscrew is best for opening wine bottles?

A waiter's friend corkscrew is often considered the best for opening wine. It is compact, easy to use, and features a foil cutter, a worm (screw), and a lever for efficient cork removal. For ease and reliability, look for a double-hinged model, which provides extra leverage and makes removing the cork smoother and more controlled.

Should I decant my wine?

Decanting wine can enhance its flavours and aromas. It is especially beneficial for older red wines with sediment and young, tannic wines that benefit from aeration. Most red wines, particularly Bordeaux, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah, improve with decanting. White wines and sparkling wines typically do not require decanting. Ultimately, decanting can improve the wine-drinking experience by allowing the wine to breathe and develop its full character.

How long can I lay down wine for?

The length of time you can lay down wine depends on the type and quality. High-quality red wines like Bordeaux, Barolo, and Burgundy can age for 10-20 years or more. Premium white wines, such as Grand Cru Chablis and Riesling, can age for 5-15 years. Most everyday wines, both red and white, are best consumed within 2-5 years. Proper storage conditions—cool, dark, and with stable humidity—are crucial for ageing wine effectively.

How should I store my wine?

Store wine in a cool, dark place with a consistent temperature, ideally between 10-15°C. Keep bottles lying on their side to maintain cork moisture. Avoid exposure to light, heat, and vibrations. For long-term storage, a wine cellar or dedicated wine fridge is best. Ensure good humidity levels to prevent corks from drying out, ideally around 70%.

Do you offer a wedding gift list / gift registry?

Yes, we offer a wedding gift registry service. This allows you to set up a gift list of your favourite wines, which your guests can purchase for you to enjoy on special anniversaries and occasions. Designed to provide lasting memories, we provide cellaring notes and pass on your guests' gift messages. For more details, visit our Weddings page.

Can I include a gift message / personal message in my order?

Yes, you can add gift messages or delivery instructions by filling in the order notes box when viewing your shopping cart before checkout.