March’s Mixed Dozen

This month’s mixed dozen covers all of the bases for style, flavour, and elegance.

Reds, whites, and roses from across the world. A selection of highlights…

We welcome back one of our bestsellers from last year: Quinta de Sant’Ana Branco. Floral and citrus notes from Fernão Pires combine with the weight and honey notes of Arinto.

The rich, textured 2018 Bergpad Pinot Blanc from the team at Lanzerac. Layered with quince, pear, and honey, it’s long finish is a true delight.

In Piedmont we find one of our star producers: Cantine Povero. From vine to table, their wines are all made with love, care, attention, and a devotion to nature. The 2019 Cabane, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon (Ca), Barbera (Ba), Nebbiolo (Ne) is intense and fruity, with brambles and tobacco.

Saint-Emilion may get the headlines, but Castillon – just next door – has a number of hidden gems that boast the same terroir for a fraction of the price. Step forward 2016 Seigneurs d`Aiguilhe Côtes de Castillon. Spiced, structured, and layered with soft2, dark fruits.

The 2022 Holden Manz Rothko Rosé (also available in magnums!) is a Provence-style pink from our friends at Holden Manz. Known for their wines that are on the bold side, this delivers bright and crisp fruit salad of flavour.

Over to Argentina’s signature grape for our next wine, the 2022 Bodega Sottano Malbec Rosé. Layers of cherry, rose, and a gentle spice, and great with food.

Case Contents: 
1x Terre dei Buth Prosecco
2x 2022 Quinta de Sant’Ana Branco
1x 2022 Domaine de Coquin Menetou Salon
1x 2018 Bergpad Pinot Blanc
1x 2021 Marco Abella Loidana
2x 2019 Cantine Povero Cabane
1x 2016 Seigneurs d`Aiguilhe Côtes de Castillon
1x 2022 Holden Manz Rothko Rosé
1x 2022 Bodega Sottano Malbec Rosé
1x 2022 Quinta de Sant’Ana Rose