Expensive bottle of wine on the tasting table at Karl's this weekend

FG ≫ 2010 ≫ Expensive bottle of wine on the tasting table at Karl's this weekend

Plus valentines offers. Have a nice weekend!

Have a try of their 45 2001 Barolo1 if you call in this weekend, nice! Are they only doign that assuming no-one will be able to get past the snow? We will try I think...

Plus valentines offers. Enjoy!

Enjoy a Karl's House Platter for two plus a bottle of Prosecco Spumante from Ca Morlin1 plus two coffees of your choice for 25.00

This offer runs on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th February between 12:00 and 3:00pm

On the Tasting Table this weekend....

Sweet

2005 Jurancon1, La Magendia de Lapeyre1: A real find recently - La Magendia1 is the Occitan expression for 'the best'. This wine is made from 100% Petit Manseng1 and harvested as late as December in some years, exhibiting a sublime expression of sweet fruity: mangoes, coconut, grapefruit and banana bound by cristal-pure acidity. Magical an an aperitif - 13.50

White

2008 Sannio Falanghina1, Vesevo, Campania Italy: Some of the finest white wines in the world are now coming out of this part of Italy. It is a wine region not only blessed with perfect hillside vineyard sites and complex volcanic soils but also with indigenous white grapes that can produce wines of real quality. This is one such variety, the others being Greco di Tufo1 and Fiano di Avellino1. This wine has a lovely fresh scented character to the nose and on the palate, positively dances with zesty minerality - 10.50

2007 Chardonnay1, Macon-Peronne1, Jaffelin1: Typical of what is happening in Burgundy1 these days (and the wines are the better for it), Jaffelin is an established Burgundian name rejuvenated by a younger generation of winemakers. The Macon Peronne1 (formerly Macon Fuisse1) is fermented in old oak barrels so as not to overpower the lively lemony fruit but at the same time give it structure and soft hints of vanilla the hallmarks of good white Burgundy - 11.50

Red

2008 Pinot Noir1, Omrah1, Western Australia: Light brick-red in colour, with aromas of ripe strawberries and spice that carries through to the palate, which has subtle soft tannins, medium weight and good length - 10.50

2001 Barolo1, Roggeri1: A really special Barolo from a top class vintage. They say only the best Barolos deliver the characteristic aromoas of tar and roses and this is such a wine. Brick red colour with beguiling aromas of compote red fruits, wild mushrooms and intensely perfumed red roses. It's still a young wine even after nine years but with some air in a decanter, this will evolve beautifully over the course of an evening - 44.50

Happy Valentines Day

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