Hicks & Healeys Finest Cornish Single Malt Whiskey 70cl

Another medal for the Guys at Camel Valley, this time 'The IWC Gold medal', awarded at the London International Wine Fair 2012 was for the 2010 Camel Valley Cornwall Brut which is made from 60% Seyval Blanc, 20% Chardonnay and 20% Reichens

Grapes are sourced from this family company's 200 hectares around Haro and Briones in Rioja Alta and the quality of the range stems from the excellence of the fruit from these vineyards. The first vintage was 2003 and the aim is to produce

Tia Maria is made from the best quality Jamaican coffee beans that are roasted to a light brown appearance to create a perfectly balanced coffee taste. The beans are then finely ground and added to high quality sugarcane spirit and then al

Fresh, crisp aromatics with lifted green fruit, ripe apple and floral aromas. Flavours of greengage, citrus acidity and a fine, mineral finish.

A rich swirl of Chenin characters with gentle ripe apple aromas, honeyed aromatics and delicious greengage and citrus lemon acidity on the long finish. The terrifically generous mouthfeel comes from the long, slow wild yeast fermentation.<

A fresh and dry sparkling ros with persistent white foam, beautifully cherry pink in colour. Red berry characters on the nose and palate make this soft and approachable in character.

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Cavit is a modern and forward-thinki...

Lunetta (a Little Moon in Italian) celebrates life as small pleasures. The grapes are handpicked and vinified at Cavits state-of-the-art sparkling wine facility in the northern Italian region of Trentino, at the largest facility in Italy d

The nose is very appealing with aromas of butter and toasted almonds. This is a wine with great balance there is an underlying acidity that ensures longevity and elegance whilst the intense, opulent flavours fill the mouth without being clumsy or heavy...

The first gin to be distilled in Cornwall for over 100 years, Tarquin’s Dry Gin is a contemporary take on the classic London Dry. 12 hand selected botanicals are used in its production, with Devon violets and fresh citrus zest dominating this light, flora

Picpoul de Pinet is a wine from Languedoc where the locals drink it with shellfish and seafood. The name translates as "lip Stinger", which refers to the grapes natural acidity. It is this acidity that makes it such a refreshing wine with