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2008
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Berrys' Good Ordinary White (Stelvin)
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Dourthe
-- France
Sauv.Blanc & Sémillon,
12% alc.
Good Ordinary White is the perfect counterpart to Berrys’ perenially
popular Good Ordinary Claret. Produced especially for us by the
highly-respected Bordeaux producer, Dourthe, this blend of 70% Sauvignon Blanc
and 30% Semillon exudes luscious, creamy, tropical fruit alongside notes of
fresh grapefruit. With an intense smoky nose, a smooth texture and superb
concentration, this is wonderful to drink now and exemplifies the excellent
quality of Bordeaux's white wines in 2008.
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Bottle
75 cl
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1
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Berrys' Australian Chardonnay, Elderton (Stelvin)
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Elderton
-- Australia
Chardonnay,
13% alc.
Ripe pear and melon flavours clearly point to the New World, yet crystal clear
lemon freshness is the result of accomplished Aussie winemaking.
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Bottle
75 cl
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1
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Berrys' Good Ordinary Claret
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Dourthe
-- France
Cab.Sauvignon Blend,
12.5% alc.
I’ve enjoyed Berrys’ GOC for as long as I can remember; a wine that
says it all on the label. It’s better than ever – now produced by
Dourthe – and ideal for a summer standby.
(Jonathan Ray - 50 Summer Wines - Daily Telegraph - 19-Jun-2009)
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Bottle
75 cl
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1
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Berrys' Australian Shiraz, Elderton Barossa Valley (Stelvin)
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Elderton
-- Australia
Syrah/Shiraz,
14% alc.
This big wine with juicy black fruit is laced with leathery spice, thanks to an
open-top fermentation and old oak élévage. This is made in a
classic Australian style and, not surprisingly, is a great barbecue wine
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Bottle
75 cl
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1
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Berrys' Rioja, Bodegas Amezola de la Mora
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Bodegas Amezola de la Mora
-- Spain
Tempranillo/Tinto Fino,
13% alc.
I love this wine. There’s something so incredibly warming about it; the
rich red fruit, the cinnamon spice, the creamy finish… sub £10
Rioja at its very best. Once you’ve got past the whopping dollop of
vanilla on the nose, there’s a beautifully balancing acidity, bags of
ripe, creamy, strawberry fruit, and silky tannins to match. If you tried the
2002 and weren’t convinced, try this again – it’s from the
excellent 2004 vintage, and doesn’t it just show.
(Catriona Felstead - Berrys' Direct Marketing Manager -
25-Nov-2009)
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Bottle
75 cl
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1
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Berrys' Chablis, Domaine du Colombier
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Domaine du Colombier
-- France
Chardonnay,
12.5% alc.
"Every year we blend our house Chablis with producer Thierry Mothe so as to
offer a consistently enjoyable style which hits the Chablis hallmark of
minerality spot on. This wine is bottled young for extra freshness and is
completely unoaked; it has all the qualities of a fine Chablis - namely a nose
of flint, gunpowder and peach - followed by a cerebral, citrus palate with a
honeyed silkiness. This would be an excellent match for halibut or trout in a
creamy sauce.Ready now."
(Jasper Morris, MW, BBR Burgundy Buyer)
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75 cl
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1
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