Own Labels and Collaborations

Natural colour, single cask single malt from an Islay distillery whose name we cannot mention. Fiery, wild, heavily peated, packed with classic Islay flavours of sea spray, wet stones, peat smoke.

Single-batch artisan gin made specially for us to our own recipe including the following botanicals: juniper, coriander, angelica, cassia bark, liquorice, bitter orange peel. The distiller is multi-award winning Charles Maxwell, whose family have been making gin in London since the 1700s.

Made for us at St. Aidan's Winery on Holy Island. Mead is deeply ancient, honey based and long considered an aphrodisiac - though we make no claim in this department!

Heavily hopped with Mosaic, this Pale Ale packs a punch of tropical fruit aroma, reinforced with a backbone of pineapple and hoppy flavours that lead to a dry, crisp and satisfying finish. Craft hazy, vegan friendly.

Classic Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc from a declassified 3ha plot in Pouilly-Fumé. Fragrant, with pure juicy fruit and a slight grassy edge. Grown and made by David and Shirley Maudry at their dynamic young estate, Maison Lispaul.

Has to be one of the best-value most impressive French red wines on the UK market. Special edition made for us by famed Chateauneuf grower Roger Sabon, the wine-maker is esteemed Didier Negron. Charmingly honest, hearty (15%!), herbal, dense and punchy, juicy red from the classic southern varieties of Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault & friends. What a beauty, what a bargain. £99 a dozen = £8.25 a bottle. Although full-bodied the wine has soft tannins and a silky texture - this is the beauty of Southern Rhone reds, ready to enjoy as soon as they're made, unlike Bordeaux or Burgundy. Grenache in this hot sunny heaven gives ripe raspberry and black cherry notes and depth, Syrah gives a classic black pepper spice and dark-chocolate grip. A cool fennel / mint edge and lift. 'Declassified' as Vin de France, but this is not a 'negoce' wine made from bought-in grapes: all the grapes come from Sabon estates, and winemaking is by Didier Negron, as per their top wines. About Roger Sabon: Domaine Roger Sabon came into being in 1952 when the family vineyards were split into three distinct entities (the other two being Domaine Chante-Cigale and Clos Mont Olivet). Robert Parker, who awarded their 1988 vintage a perfect 100 rating, the first Chateauneuf-du-Pape so honoured, has this to say about Domaine Roger Sabon: “This estate has been at the top of its game for many years and any partisan of Rhone Valley wines… who has not yet tried a wine from Domaine Roger Sabon should make every effort to do so... This estate has been making exceptionally high-quality wines for years, but recent vintages seem to have risen to a new level of quality.”

A Pinot-dominated special edition from our old friends Autreau, a family firm since 1670 in Premier Cru village of Champillon just north of Epernay

This hazy hoppy New England IPA bursts with juice citrus and lush tropical fruit notes. Super refreshing with a smooth body and soft mouthfeel. Brewed as part of a series of collaboration beers with Cambridge Wine Merchants.