No 6 Wine Bar - Brasserie

No 6 Wine List
House White Wines
1. San Antonio Pinot Grigio 2006/07, Botter, IGT Umbria - Italy Light and leafy with a hint of pear and blossom. An easygoing match for almost anything. (2) 2. Villa Rosa Unoaked Chardonnay 2006/07, Colchagua - Chile Light golden Chardonnay with smooth rounded fruit, gaining in richness and expression to a well-made full finish. (2) 3. Drostdy Hof Chenin Blanc Steen 2006/07 - South Africa Brilliant straw with green tinges. Aromas of citrus fruit. Medium – bodied with plenty of ripe fruit flavours. (2) 4. Riesling Kabinett 2005/06, Reh Kendermann, Mosel - Germany White-and-green, fresh and grassy, quite sweet and well balanced with some edge. Clean pure style. (4) 175ml: £3.20 \| 250ml: £4.50 \| btl: £11.00
White Wines
5. Otra Vida Viognier, 2004/05 - Agrentina							£16.00
Brimming with apricot and honey aromas. A lively fresh flavour with a delicious tropical fruit aftertaste. (3)
6. Sartori Organic Soave 2006/07 - Italy							£14.00
Fresh, clean, easy-drinking. Fruity with a floral nose and medium-body with delightful lingering finish. (2)
7. Totara Hill Sauvignon Blanc 2006/07, Marlborough - New Zealand							£16.00
Crisp and herbaceous with balanced acidity and fruit. Well-shaped Kiwi Sauvignon with ripe tropical notes, and a fresh touch of cut grass. (1)
8. Viña Carmen Gewurztraminer, 2006/07, Curico - Chile							£15.00
Innocent pale gold colour gives no warning of the splendid high-flying aromatics to follow. Flavours on the palate are both splendid and charming, with notes of roses and lychees. (3)
9. Marani IGT Satori 2005/06 - Italy							£18.00
Intense fruit characters of peach, melon, butterscotch and honey combine with flinty spiced notes. (2)
10. Riesling Spätlese 2005/06, Reh Kendermann - Germany							£14.00
Very pale with green lights. Light and linen-fresh on the nose, with a hint of Riesling’s unique petroly signature. Fresh pretty flavours, clean as a whistle, true to Moselle delicacy. (6)
11. Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine 2006/07, Chereau Carré - France							£12.00
Dry, crisp and fresh with a sea-breeze and light almond character. Carries a light and easy natural style. (1)
12. Mâcon-Lugny Les Genièvres 2005/06, Louis Latour - France							£19.00
Bright favourite from the Latour stable, with fresh grassy notes, plenty of tropical fruit and a firm roundness. Good ripe Chardonnay, with a touch of age, from one of Burgundy’s most durable producers. (2)
13. Chablis Saint Martin 2005/06, Domaine Laroche - France							£21.00
Fine gold, with full fruit and authentic Chablis flinty character. Firm, correct, perfectly expressed. (2)
14. Macmurray Ranch Pinot Gris 2004/05 - Russian River California - U.S.A.							£35.00
Aromas of peach, melon and fig with notes of honey and spice develop into deep flavours on the palate. (2)
15. Gazela Vinho Verde NV - Portugal							£13.00
A young floral, off-dry white wine, freshened by tiny bubbles, balanced by bright acidity and a lively fruit finish. Ideal as an aperitif, with salads, fish or seafood or just for lunch. (2)
16. Brian McGuigan Private Bin Chardonnay 2004/05 - Australia							£17.00
From the McGuigan stable, a soft ripe chardonnay with generous supple fruit flavours. Rich and enticing. (2)

House Rosé Wines
17. San Antonio Pinot Grigio Rosé 2007/08, Botter, IGT Umbria - Italy Very light and refreshing with a delicate pear-drop fruit. Absolutely light, bright and fresh, terrifically easy to drink. (2) 175ml: £3.20 \| 250ml: £4.50 \| btl: £11.00
Rosé Wines
18. Nederburg Rosé 2005/06 - South Africa							£14.00
Pale orange. Strawberry characteristics. Clean, fruity and refreshing. (4)
19. Sancerre Rosé 2005/06, Domaine de la Perriere - France							£35.00
Classically pale and delicately dry, Pinot Noir rosé from the Loire is highly sought after for its cool-as-cucumber calm. Elegant strawberry and raspberry fruits share a tightrope in perfect balance with natural acidity. (2)
House Red Wines
20. Villa Rosa Cabernet Sauvignon 2005/06, Colchagua - Chile Open and friendly, with berry fruit and a flash of blackcurrant, it has a nice leafy edge and a touch of oak for added breadth. A light, easy, fruity wine. (C) 21. Brian McGuigan Black Label Merlot 2005/06 – Australia Damson, plum and bramble aromas all jump from the glass, together with a delicate note of spice and chocolate on the palate. (C) 22. Don Placero 2005/06, Rioja - Spain Nicely aged red colour. Softly oaky, polished smooth style. (B) 175ml: £3.20 \| 250ml: £4.50 \| btl: £11.00
Red Wines
23. Casa do Lago Trincadeira-Castelo 2004/05, Ribatejo - Spain							£13.00
The Trincadeira grape has delicious juicy vitality and then full smokey plummy flavours. Wonderful drinking, wonderful value. (C)
24. Brown Brothers Tarrango 2005/06, Victoria - Australia							£14.00
Light, juicy, cherryish Tarrango is always gentle and easy. A 1960s-bred grape variety, it is different from anything else and would appear to be Brown Brothers’s particular gift to the world. (B)
25. Viña Carmen Pinot Noir, 2005/06, Aconcagua - Chile							£16.00
Bright, light, redcurrant and strawberry fruit Pinot. Classic varietal characteristics with a soft and gentle carapace. Pure refreshment. (B)
26. Rioja Reserva Muga - Spain							£19.00
One of Rioja’s greatest names, producing lush world class wine from first class vineyards. Layers of fruit, interlaced with elegant oak, caramel and coconut, create a mouth-watering masterpiece. (C)
27. San Alessandro Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2006/07 - Italy							£14.00
Soft and juicy light red from first sniff to last swallow. A touch of cherries and light herbal glass £3.20 notes compliment the soft texture and easy style. (C)
28. Crozes Hermitage 2005/06, Louis Mousset - France							£16.00
Very deep red colour, and fascinating pepper aroma of classic Syrah. Richly maturing, delicious fruit flavours appear in the palate, with tense mineral notes and sweet fine leather. (D)
29. Côte de Brouilly, Domaine de Chardignan 2005/06, Paul Beaudet - France							£17.00
Côte de Brouilly is one of the smallest of Beaujolais named villages, yet frequently manages to encapsulate the essence of them all - a joyousness teamed with gratifying fruit intensity. (C)
30. Otra Vida Malbec 2005/06 - Argentina							£14.00
A powerful wine with ripe plum and cherry fruit, soft tannins and a lingering finish. 2005 Silver Medal IWC Best in Class. (C)
31. McGuigan Genus 4 Barossa Cabernet Sauvignon 2006/07 - Barossa Australia							£25.00
This full-bodied red has rich, spicy, black fruit aromas, layered with ripe plum fruit flavours and gentle spice from careful oak ageing. (D)
32. Châteauneuf du Pape Clos De L’ Oratoire 2003/04 - France							£34.00
Seductive aromas of spice and almost sweet, mature fruit, and the most rounded, generous palate lifted by the marmth of a good vintage.(D)
33. De Bortoli Sero Syrah Tempranillo 2005/06 - Victoria Australia							£21.00
A unique unoaked blend produces a wine of distinctive savoury characters, with hints of spice and dark berry fruits. (D)
34. Barolo “Gigi Rosso” 2002/03 - Italy							£38.00
Deep in colour with blackcurrant and red berries on the nose and palate. Real power and concentration, yet great character and elegance. (D)


Sparkling Wines, Champagne & sharing bottles of cider
35. Veuve Valmante Brut NV - France							£12.00
Dry, refreshing and bright with a clean, fresh, vigorous mousse. (2) glass £3.20
36. Tattinger Brut NV- France							£33.00
Elegant Chardonnay-influenced wine with its own unique white blossom bouquet. (1) glass £6.50
37. Bollinger Special Cuvee NV - France							£45.00
Bone dry, full-bodied wine with the classic, biscuity finesse. (1)
38. Dom Perignon 1999 - France							£95.00
The flagship wine from the House of Moet et Chandon. (1)
39. Laurent Perrier Rose NV - France							£50.00
Complex, soft and full-flavoured with a rich, raspberry-blackcurrant nose and palate. (2)
40. Ashridge Cider 2003 Vintage - South Devon							£11.95
An elegant dry, fruity sparkling cider retaining delicious apple aromas and flavours, within a refreshing crisp sparkle.


Pudding Wines
41. Muscat de St. Jean de Minervois NV							£11.00
Cave des Vignerons de St. Jean de Minervois - France Intense pure Muscat is often the only way to accompany fruit. High alcohol matches the most bracing acidity with equilibrium. This fresh and charming sweetie enhances everything it touches. (8)
42. Brown Brothers Orange Muscat & Flora 2005, Victoria - Australia							£13.00
Intense gold luminescence to the eye. This wine has startlingly lovely pure grape sweetness of Muscat, with a flash of orange. Fine, smooth and utterly luscious. (8)

Port
Fonseca Bin No.27							£20.00
						glass	£2.50
Taylor Quinta da Vargellas 1996							£40.00

Wine Guide
White and Rosé wines are designated numbers 1-9 with 1 being the driest and 9 being the sweetest. Red Wines are designated letters A-E with A being the lightest and softest and E being the deepest and fullest with a concentrated flavour. Wines supplied by Walter Hicks Fine Wine Merchants, St Austell, Cornwall. Vintages and % volumes may change according to availability.

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