Paparuda Pinot Noir, 75cl

Rich, dark red in colour with juicy ripe plum flavours on the palate combined with sweet black cherry notes. Best served with roast chicken, beef or lamb dishes.

Primitivo Primasole Intense ruby red with a delicate bouquet of violets, gooseberry and sweet spice. Full and decisive, yet round mouthfeel. VEGETARIAN

An easy drinking ruby-red wine with a soft and persistent aroma, a delicate and pleasant bouquet of young wood and a rounded velvety flavour.

Juicy mouthful of very ripe blackberry and damsons.

Tasting Notes A very distinctive and immediately enjoyable Pinot Noir, this is a very juicy, raspberryish, cherryish wine with hints of strawberry and oak and a refreshing note of pepper. Food Style Great by itself or to accompany a wide range of meat dishes, but could also be enjoyed with fish such as tuna or salmon. Serving note: Would be good slightly chilled, especially in warm weather.

Vineyard Notes The grapes, selected from low yielding vines, come from the areas of Carcassonne and the Minervois, in association with Celliers Jean d'Alibert. Winemaking Notes The two varieties were vinified separately. Both went through a period of cold soak. fermentation on skins lasted 2 weeks prior to pressing. There was very limited use of press wine. Tasting Notes The blend of rich blackcurranty Cabernet and brambley, gently peppery Syrah makes this a very distinctive wine. The vanilla character of the oak is present but subtle, and the tannins are softer than in many Cabernets. A very luxurious drink; silky and satisfying. Food Style Good with a range of red meat dishes, but its soft fruity character makes this an attractive wine to drink by itself.

Pale ruby red color. Fresh and fruity bouquet. Taste is light and refreshing, pleasantly fruity.

Clean and intense aromas of ripe red fruits especially plums, cherries and strawberries. The palate is full and flavoursome with a pleasant finish.

Artichoke liqueur, yes it exists and here it is, straight from Italy. Cynar Artichoke is an Amaro liqueur which is usually enjoyed as an aperitif. Low in alcohol content Cynar Artichoke can be enjoyed straight or in cocktails, blends or to spike beer. Its strong bitter flavour is artichoke based but is enriched by a mixture of 13 different herbs, plants and roots, bringing out heady botanical aromas and flavours.

Whether it’s a mojito or a faux-ito you’re after, it won’t be complete without a strong and refreshing shot of mint and a hint of zesty lime. Monin Mojito syrup is a must if you’re looking to combine these flavours and offer depth to this classic Cuban cocktail. A strong spearmint smell is followed by a perfect marriage of sweet mint and hints of lime, ideal for ensuring the natural mint leaves and lime in your creations are enhanced by further depth.