Le Rollier is actually an IGP Méditeranée but tastes just like a good Provence Rosé as it is made just outside the AOC Provence appellation. The screwcap makes it a great party wine and it is very easy to drink. Le Rollier is the French name for the European Roller Bird which is native to Provence and extremely beautiful (just like the wine!) 

Stefan Schwerdt makes classic, well made wines from his warm vineyards in the Southern Pfalz region. His wines are stellar value for money and his Riesling is no different. Crisp, fresh, citrus flavours with more interest than Sauvignon Blanc and more vivacity than many wines and a bit more body than a Mosel Riesling, this is a real treat.

If you think Chardonnay is all about big, buttery wines, Chablis might change your mind! Made from 100% Chardonnay, this is fresh, lemony and full of flavour, with a lovely rounded finish. The Fournillon family have been growing grapes in Burgundy for generations, and they certainly know what they're doing. A cracking white that's equally happy alongside seafood, roast chicken or simply a bowl of crisps. No special occasion required!

Who says you need to spend a fortune to enjoy a good Bordeaux? Château Les Tourelles is proof that you don't! . Nothing complicated, just a good, straight forward Bordeaux.

Bordeaux might be famous for its reds, but don't overlook the whites!
Fresh, lively and packed with citrus and juicy fruit flavours, this is an easy-drinking white that's perfect for everyday enjoyment.

If you enjoy a glass of Provence rosé but sometimes wish it had a little more oomph?
Fresh, fruity and full of lovely summer berry flavours, this Bordeaux rosé has a little more character and flavour than your typical pale Provence pink, while still being wonderfully refreshing and easy to drink.

If you like your reds with a bit of backbone, this one's worth a look! Château Haut Barrail comes from the Médoc, one of Bordeaux's most famous wine regions, where Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are the stars of the show. Expect dark fruit flavours, a touch of spice and those lovely firm tannins that make a good Médoc such a treat.

Spain really knows how to make a good red, and this is a lovely example! This comes from Ribera del Duero, a region famous for producing rich, flavour-packed wines.
Made from Tempranillo, this is full of ripe dark fruit, with a touch of vanilla and spice from its time ageing in oak barrels.
It's a brilliant choice for red meats or a cosy evening with something on the tv.

If you're looking for something a little different from your usual white wine, give this one a go!
Made from 100% Verdejo in Spain's Rueda region, Clea by Bardos is bursting with juicy fruit and citrus flavours, with a lovely freshness that keeps you coming back for another sip.
It's got a bit more personality than your average everyday white, without being complicated or demanding. One of those wines that reminds us why it's worth venturing beyond the usual suspects.

You really can't go wrong with a good Rioja, especially one that doesn't cost a fortune!

Palacio del Camino Real Crianza 2022 is a lovely, approachable Spanish red with ripe fruit flavours, a little spice and that touch of oak that makes Rioja so enjoyable. One of our best sellers, and for reason!

This is basically a younger version of this vineyards Crianza. As such, the oak is less defined and it's a touch fruitier.

Cava anyone?
Expect crisp citrus flavours, a touch of green apple and plenty of lovely bubbles to get things going.
And the best bit? It's affordable enough to enjoy just because it's Friday. No celebration required — although we're always happy to invent one!