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Drinks List
House Wine Selection (from £3.00 per glass)
- Cuvée Chaumière Sec (Dry)
A dry and full white wine blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
- Cuvée Chaumière Demi-Sec (Medium)
A blend of Suavignong Blanc and Chardonnay, forumulated to produce a slightly sweeter wine with more depth.
- Cuvée Chaumière Rouge
A blend of Pinot Noir, Gamay and Grenache produces an easy drinking Burgundy-style wine.
Champagne (from £30.00 per bottle)
- Moutard
The Champagne served at the British House of Commons. A crisp light drop with a fresh acidity and lively texture.
- Pol Roger
White flowers, green apple, brioche and a trace of minerality, with a hint of honey.
- Montaudon Grande Rosé
A very lively deep redcurrant rose colour with a multitude of fine bubbles. On the nose, blackcurrant and fresh fruit, which is followed on the palate by red berry flavours (blackcurrant, redcurrant, strawberry).
- Laurent-Perrier Rosé
Made from only Pinot Noir grapes giving a glorious pink colour and rounded red fruit flavours.
- Dom Pérignon Vintage
Silky smooth, light as air and full of sensuality. Bright citrus and yeasty elements with fine bubbles. Aged for a minimum of nine years in a bottle before release.
Sparkling Wine (from £14.00 per bottle)
- Asti Martini
(Italy)
A delicately sweet sparkling wine with the delicious bouquet of the Moscato grape.
French Red Wine (from £19.00 per bottle)
- Château Gabaron
(Bordeaux)
A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot creating a good deep colour and distinctive claret 'nose'. The palate is warm with soft fruit flavours, leading to a dry finish cloaked in ripe and forgiving tannins.
- Châteauneuf-du-Pape
(Remy Ferbras, Rhône)
Traditionally made from thirteen different grape varieties, the most famous wine of the Southern Rhône, with its rich cocktail of ripe fruit, herbs and overall spiciness.
- Savigny Premier Cru
(Chanson, Burgundy)
Bright ruby colour. Intense aromas of preserved cherries mixed with chocolate and a hint of tobacco enhanced by a subtle vanilla note with well-integrated oak.
New World Red Wine (from £13.50 per bottle)
- Sangiovese
(Pasqua, Italy)
The Italian national grape from Pasqua, smooth and velvety medium red.
- Shiraz Cabernet
(Willowglen, De Bertoli, Australia)
Lovely plummy fruit aromas with hints of cassis, liquorice and underlying toasty wood characters. The palate shows plum fruit with blackcurrant and a touch of bacon.
- Merlot
(Rayen, Chile)
Concentrated aromas of dried plums and strawberries. The palate offers masses of ripe black cherries, red fruits and olives, with hints of chocolate, spice and an exotic touch of eucalyptus.
- Rioja, El Coto
(Spain)
Bright ruby in colour, with powerful Tempranillo. Fruits of blackberries and plums, combined with some spice and a discreet touch of oak.
- Cabernet Merlot Affinity
(South Africa)
Superb reserve red, matured in French oak. Elegant and complex with pronounced, ripe berry fruit flavours and an underlay of vanilla and nutty aromas.
Rose Wine (from £15.00 per bottle)
- Blush Zinfandel
(Cutler Crest, California)
A light to medium-bodied wine with light flowery-fruity aromas highlighted by strawberry and a touch of lemon.
French White Wine (from £19.00 per bottle)
- Mâcon Villages
(Cave de 'La Vigne Blanche', Mâcon)
Ripe, luscious flavours of white flowers, green fruits and white berries. A rounded mineral bite underlies the balanced palate.
- Sancerre
(Foucher-Lebrun, Loire)
Dry, crisp white wine with fresh acidity, a gooseberry nose and slightly flinty edge with classic peach, green apple and mineral characters.
- Chablis Premier Cru
('Côtes de Léchet', Gérard Tremblay, Burgundy)
Greater weight and length than ordinary Chablis, perhaps slightly harder, with a clean, crisp 'greenness' and a soft nutty flavour.
- Chablis Grand Cru
('Vaudésir', Gérard Tremblay, Burgundy)
A lively fresh mineral character showing a great deal of finesse. Explosive lime fruit, long lingering length and depth.
New World White Wine (from £13.50)
- Colombard Chardonnay
(Quay Landing, Australia)
Juicy peach and tangy citrus flavours backed by soft easy acidity. A typical fruit flavour, crisp, zesty blended 'Aussie'.
- Pinot Grigio
(La Casada, Italy)
Aroma of hay and honey followed by grassy and fruit flavours with subtle hints of pear and exotic perfume with lemon.
- Chenin Blanc
(Lutzvill, Cape Diamond, South Africa)
Youthful, fruity character with fresh zesty acidity. Ripe tropical fruit flavours of crisp melon and lime combined with fruit salad characters.
- Sauvignon Blanc
(Turtle Bay, Marlborough, New Zealand)
Typically elegant, full and peachy with aromatic flavour and gooseberry characteristics. Some touches of grapefruit and pineapple.
- Sauvignon Blanc
(Cloudy Bay, New Zealand)
New Zealand's best known winery, Cloudy Bay has been long producing top quality wines in the North Island's Marlborough district. Fresh, clean melon and gooseberry flavours are finished with a zesty yet grassy tinge of pear and elderflower.
Apéritifs (from £3.00)
- Campari
- Cinzano
- Martini Dry
- Martini Rosso
- Pimm's
Liqueurs (from £3.00)
- Amaretto
- Tequila
- Archers
- Baileys
- Cointreau
- Drambuie
- Malibu
- Sambuca
- Tia Maria
- Southern Comfort
Cognac and Armagnac (from £3.00)
- Courvoisier
- Rémy Martin VSOP
- Armagnac
- Hennessy XO
- Rémy Martin XO
Spirits (from £3.00)
- Gordon's
- Bacardi
- Old Navy Rum
- Smirnoff
- Jameson
- Jack Daniel's
- Jim Beam
- Johnnie Walker Black Label
- Chivas Regal
- Cockburn's Fine Ruby
Rice Wines and Beers (from £3.00)
- Sake
- Shao Xing
- Budweiser
- Tiger
- Tsing Tao
Soft Drinks (from £1.50 per glass)
- Coke/Lemonade
- Sparkling/Still water
- Juices
Apple/Cranberry/Orange/Pineapple
Tea and Coffee (from £1.50 per person)
- Chinese Green Tea
- All Liqueur Coffees
- Espresso
Strong and black coffee: Perfect starter for your day or to relax.
- Cappuccino
Espresso topped with steamed, frothed milk and a sprinkling of chocolate: breakfast coffee you can enjoy all day.
- Americano
Espresso with hot water: a longer coffee with an espresso taste.
- Mocha
Espresso with chocolate, topped with steamed, frothed milk and a sprinkling of chocolate: spoil yourself with the ultimate coffee indulgence.
- Double Espresso
Two times stronger. Enjoy and get stronger.
- Caffe Latte
Espresso with steamed milk: plenty of milk and lots of flavour.
- Macchiato
Espresso with a dash of frothed milk: A smoother flavour with all the taste.
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