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And happy to deliver to you if you can't visit. In these unprecedented times, we want our customers to know that alongside many other independent Cowes High Street businesses, we continue to trade and are very happy to work alongside our friends to organise home deliveries to suit individual needs. Obviously we can still courier wines to the mainland but if you're local, please call us on 298 222 and we'll talk through options and offer advice if required.
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Think Pink!
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A couple of our favourite pink tipples sitting pretty in the window - yes Valentine's Day is around the corner. We couldn't recommend more highly, the stunning Ambriel 2014 Sparkling Rose - think delicious wild strawberries and cream; this 100% Pinot Noir cuvee is made with such incredible finesse and is simply divine! Sharing pride of place ,is Wessex Rhubarb & Ginger Gin - too lovely for tonic - simply sip from a coupe filled with ice!
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'Tis the harvesting season
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- A sip of 'wineformation'
It’s that time of year, where the wine maker hopes for a bumper crop of grapes at the end of the growing season.
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'Jolie' good Rose!
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We're loving this new release from Maison Williams Chase which is very fine indeed; part aged in new Burgundian oak barrels, it has flavour in abundance and has been produced with characteristic flair. The Domaine is nestled in the heart of the South of France, spanning over 20 hectares of vines from the prestigious appellations of the Coteaux Varois en Provence and the Côtes de Provence.
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Spring awakening
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- A sip of 'wineformation'
The grape vine, and those who have one in their garden will know, is by nature a creeper and loves to spread its leaves and tendrils wherever it can. Out in the vineyard it’s a very different story; in the depths of winter, it’s the wine makers job to prune and stunt growth, thus reducing yields yet improving the quality and intensity of the grapes.
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