

Orders
Please contact us for wine purchases (wholesale or retail).
We are currently offering quality natural wines from Gaillac AOC, France.
Delivery upon request.

Bubbly & Rosé
Pet Nat £11.00
Domain Philemon 2023
Blend
Rose £8.64
Domain Philemon 2023
Gamay, Duras
Astrolabe Brut £12.34
Domain Cantalauze 2023
Mauzac
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Astrolabe Rose £12.34
Domain Cantalauze 2023
Prunelart
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Evanescence £9.25
Domain Cantalauze 2023
Prunelart
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Bulles Gaillacoise £11.41
Domain Duffau 2022
Mauzac
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Bulles Rouge £10.80
Domain Duffau 2023
Mauzac, Gamay
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Demi £10.80
Domain Duffau 2023
Mauzac
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Arctic £8.53
Domain Duffau 2022
Duras, Braucol
White

Ondenc £11.00
Domain Philemon 2022
Ondenc
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Perle Nature £8.94
Domain Philemon 2022
Loin de L'oeil
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Dissidence £9.97
Domain Cantalauze 2023
Mauzac
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Terre-Lune £13.06
Domain Cantalauze 2022
Mauzac
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Astragale £16.66
Domain Cantalauze 2022
Loin de L'oeil, Ondenc
Perline £8.53
Domain Duffau 2022
​Muscadelle, Sauvignon, Mauzac, Loin de l’œil
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Sauvignon £8.53
Domain Duffau 2022
Sauvignon
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Loin de L'oiel £11.41
Domain Duffau 2021
​Loin de L'oeil
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Loin de L'oiel £11.41
Domain Duffau 2022
​Loin de L'oeil
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Les Cavailes Bas £12.02
Domain Michel Isslay 2021
​Mauzac, Len de L'el, Oundenc

Orange (Skin Contact)
La Macération de Mauzac £12.01
Domain Michel Isslay 2022
Mauzac, Len de L'el
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La Macération de Mauzac £19.20
Domain Michel Isslay 2019
Mauzac, Len de L'el (500ml)
Red

Brucol £9.44
Domain Philemon 2022
Brucol
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Duras £7.45
Domain Philemon 2021
Duras
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Jurancon Noir £9.14
Domain Philemon 2021
Jurancon Noir
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Prunelart £12.44
Domain Philemon 2022
Prunelart
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Prunelart Amphore £15.53
Domain Philemon 2019
Prunelart
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Cantalauze £9.44
Domain Cantalauze 2022
Syrah
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Libre Expression £10.58
Domain Cantalauze 2021
Duras, Braucol
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Insolence £13.06
Domain Cantalauze 2020
Duras, Braucol
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Cavale £16.66
Domain Cantalauze 2021
Brucol
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Les Songs £11.51
Domain Duffau 2017
Syrah, Braucol
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Sortileges £8.74
Domain Duffau 2018
Syrah
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Braucol £11.41
Domain Duffau 2020
Braucol
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Le Clo's Rayssac £11.00
Domain Michel Isslay 2021
Braucol, Prunelard, Duras
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Le Non Solus £12.02
Domain Michel Isslay 2022
Duras, Braucol
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La Combe D'aves £14.59
Domain Michel Isslay 2018
Duras, Braucol
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Gaillac Haute Réserve £15.20
Domain Peyes Combe 2009
Blend
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Cuvée Sélection Rouge £10.55
Domain Peyes Combe 2010
Blend
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Sélection Rouge £11.20
Domain Peyes Combe 2011
Blend
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Cuvée La Combe Rouge £8.94
Domain Peyes Combe 2018
​Braucol

Sweet & Vin Voile
​OR N'1 £12.95
Domain Duffau 2015
Loin de L'oeil (500ml)
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OR N'2 £11.41
Domain Duffau 2017
Muscadelle (500ml)
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OR N'3 £9.77
Domain Duffau 2022
Loin de L'oeil (500ml)
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Jurancon Noir Rose Doux £11.82
Domain Philemon 2022
Jurancon Noir ​
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Rose doux Passerilles £13.06
Domain Peyes Combe 2023
Braucol (500ml)
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Le Vin de L'Oubli £40.43
Domain Michel Isslay 2009
Mauzac - vin voile (500ml)
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Fine Fleur £23.43
Domain Cantalauze 2023
Mauzac - vin voile (500ml)
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Gaillac AOC Grape Varieties
Loin de L'oeil
Native to the Gaillac region this long-standing variety is considered one of the oldest in France. A local favourite of ours, you will find aromas of apple and pear in a fresh, well balanced, and versatile wine.
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Mauzac
This grape, typically creating wines with notes of honey and green apple, has historical links to Gaillac. However, it's origins are very ancient, with theories of Roman or Greek transportation into the region.
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Muscadelle, Sauvignon and Ondenc
You will also find these secondary grape varietals in the region. The Muscadelle and Sauvignon grapes have become popular world-wide grapes and the Ondenc is a native Gaillac grape.
Duras
An ancient grape varietal that originates and solely grown in France's south-west. This varietal likely gets its name from the hardness of its wood or the firm flesh of the grape. It produces a full-bodied red with flavours of black fruit, pepper, dried herbs and a trace of smoke. ​​
Prunelart
Prunelart remains unique to Gaillac with the grape presumed extinct until recently. It yields a wine with deep flavours and blackberry notes both on the palate and nose. A very bold and unusual flavour that blends well with other Gaillac grape varietals.
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Braucol
Believed to have originated from the Spanish Basque country and distributed by pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela, this red grape has become the main varietal in Gaillac. Braucol produces a light-coloured, medium-bodied wine that develops flavours of redcurrant, fig and pepper.
Gamay
After an initial distrust and attempted outlaw of this grape varietal by the ruling dukes of Burgundy in the 14th Century, Gamay became a commonly used grape in Beaujolais and Gaillac. It is most famous for producing light wines with flavours of red cherries and strawberries.
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Syrah
Whilst not native to Gaillac, this grape has thrived in this region for many years thanks to the Mediterranean climate. This dark-skinned grape produce earthy and savoury wines with hints of blackcurrant and liquorice.
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Cabernet Sauvignon
& Merlot
Both these grape varieties have strong historic ties to France's south-west and have gained significant global popularity. Merlot wines are typically smooth with notes of plum and black cherry, and whilst Cabernet Sauvignon have similar fruity aromas, they possess darker spices and stronger tannins.