Australia A wealth of style and choice
Possibly the strongest pure varietal in the River Retreat range, this characterful Cabernet is brimming with cassis and morello cherry flavours.
£9.30 per bottle
Show this to any claret fan and watch their face for confusion as you introduce them to a combination of ripe fruit and a decent price tag!
£9.30 per bottle
Notes of butterscotch and lemon rind lift from the glass and lead to a palate of fresh, faintly-honeyed citrus fruit.
£11.50 per bottle
Pure, tropical notes of honeydew melon and white peach cascade from the glass and onto the palate.
£7.75 per bottle
If Heathcote is a natural Australian home for Shiraz, then Coonawarra makes a case for the greatest expression of Cabernet Sauvignon.
£17.80 per bottle
Ripe red cherry and stone fruit flavours; pure and gentle on the palate, this is another success for the River Retreat range.
£9.30 per bottle
Bold, open-knit and generous flavours of redcurrant, cinnamon spice and sweet clove lead to more weighted hints of summer berry pudding and raspberry liqueur.
£11.50 per bottle
A delicious take on the classic variety, Muscat. Only 6% alcohol, there is a zingy, grapey and citrus roundness to this wine.
£9.30 per bottle
How can the Trentham team squeeze so much spiced apricot, marmalade, crème-brûlée and honeyed citrus into a little half bottle?
£9.80 per bottle
River Retreat Pinot Grigio is a delicious take on the classic Italian style with fresh fruit flavours and perfectly balanced acidity, this Pinot Grigio can be enjoyed on any occasion.
£9.30 per bottle
Exceptional value for Pinot Noir by any stretch but from the winelands of Australia this has to be the most characterful available.
£9.30 per bottle
Classic hints of morello cherry and delicate pink and purple petals lift from the glass and lead to a palate of crunchy, understated but beautifully ripe fruit.
£11.50 per bottle
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