Collection: Orange Wine

White grapes, red winemaking. Amber in colour, textured and gently tannic, and the most food friendly wine in the shop.

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Mixed cases, sorted for you 


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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Do you sell natural wine?

Yes, go to 'Wine' in the main menu and click on 'Natural wine'.

Is sulphur in wine harmful?

Sulphur in wine, often in the form of sulphur dioxide (SO2), is used as a preservative and to prevent oxidation and bacterial spoilage. For most people, the levels of sulphur in wine are harmless and unnoticeable. However, a small percentage of individuals may be sensitive to sulphites, experiencing mild allergic reactions like headaches or respiratory issues. Wine producers must label wines containing more than 10 mg/l of sulphites. Generally, the benefits of sulphur in maintaining wine quality outweigh the risks for most consumers.

What is skin contact wine?

Skin contact wine, also known as orange wine, is made from white grapes fermented with their skins and seeds. This process, similar to red wine production, imparts colour, tannins, and unique flavours to the wine. It results in a more complex and robust profile compared to typical white wines.