Our Wine for the Day

  • Le Palatin De Chateau Cardinal red


    Le Palatin de Château Palais Cardinal is a red wine produced in the Saint-Émilion Grand Cru appellation of Bordeaux, France, and has been the estate's second wine since the 2016 vintage, replacing the previous label "Château Palais Cardinal - La Réserve". The wine is a Bordeaux-style red blend, primarily composed of Merlot (70%), with Cabernet Franc (20%) and a smaller proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon (10%) contributing to its structure and tannin profile. It is crafted from grapes sourced from young vines and is known for being generous, fruity, and fresh, with a balance of soft tannins and a nice structure.

  • (IGP) Périgord red


    Crafted with passion and tradition by a local vineyard, Vignobles Dubard, Les Gouyats (IGP) Périgord Rouge invites you on a poetic journey through the sun-drenched landscapes of Périgord, a region steeped in history and winemaking heritage according to Perigord.com. This wine, affectionately named after the playful "young kids from Périgord", is a tribute to the carefree spirit and simple joys that resonate through the Dubard family's winemaking legacy, spanning generations.

  • Triomphe 1867


    Château Palais Cardinal Triomphe 1867 is a sparkling wine, specifically a Crémant de Bordeaux. The "1867" in the name refers to the historic Cardinal Palace in Saint-Émilion, which is the inspiration for the château's name and its history

  • (AOC) Le Palatin De Chateau Cardinal red


    We will have a limited number of these as they are very special.

    Château Palais Cardinal (AOC) Le Palatin De Chateau Cardinal red is a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru red wine, a second wine from the estate made from younger vines to offer a more accessible and fruity expression of the Château Palais Cardinal terroir. The blend typically includes a majority of Merlotwith some Cabernet Sauvignonand Cabernet Franc, aged in barrels and concrete tanks. It's known for its vibrant ruby color, expressive nose of black fruits and spices, and a structured but approachable palate with firm tannins and red and black fruit flavors

  • The AOC La Renaudie Bergerac white


    The AOC La Renaudie Bergerac white, produced at Château La Renaudie in the Bergerac appellation of Southwest France, is a crisp and aromatic white wine. Typically a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon, and Muscadelle, it offers vibrant notes of citrus, green apple, and white flowers with a touch of minerality. This light- to medium-bodied wine has a refreshing acidity and a clean finish, making it an excellent pairing for seafood, white meats, or soft cheeses. Best served chilled and enjoyed young to capture its fresh, fruity character.

  • The AOC La Renaudie Bergerac red


    The AOC La Renaudie Bergerac red is a fruity and balanced red wine from the Bergerac appellation in Southwest France's Dordogne region, produced at the iconic Château La Renaudie (often under the sub-appellation Pécharmant for premium reds). It features a blend primarily of Merlot with Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon, offering aromas of ripe cherries, blackcurrant, and subtle spice, with a smooth, medium-bodied palate and soft tannins. Ideal for pairing with duck, game, or cheeses, it's best enjoyed young or aged a few years for added complexity

Why Bergerac and Saint-Émilion Wines Are World-Class: These regions, nestled in Southwest France near Bordeaux, benefit from exceptional terroir—unique combinations of soil, climate, and tradition. Bergerac’s proximity to the Dordogne River ensures excellent drainage and warm summers, ideal for ripening grapes, while Saint-Émilion’s diverse soils and maritime influence craft wines of unparalleled complexity. Both regions uphold rigorous quality standards, blending centuries of expertise with modern techniques to produce wines celebrated worldwide for their balance, character, and food-friendliness.

Understanding AOC and IGP Designations

  • AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée): This prestigious French classification, established in 1935, guarantees a wine’s origin, quality, and adherence to strict production rules. AOC wines, like La Renaudie Bergerac Red and Château Palais Cardinal Red 2021, come from specific geographic areas with tightly regulated grape varieties, yields, and winemaking practices. These rules ensure consistency and authenticity, preserving the unique terroir of regions like Bergerac and Saint-Émilion, making AOC wines a hallmark of excellence.

  • IGP (Indication Géographique Protégée): A more flexible classification, IGP (formerly Vin de Pays) allows producers in regions like Périgord to experiment with grape varieties and techniques while maintaining regional authenticity. IGP Périgord Red, for example, offers vibrant, approachable flavors with fewer restrictions than AOC, yet still adheres to quality standards like controlled yields and alcohol levels. This makes IGP wines versatile and often more affordable, while still reflecting their regional heritage.

French Winemaking Standards: French wines are renowned for their high standards, enforced by the Institut National de l’Origine et de la Qualité (INAO). AOC wines undergo rigorous inspections, including vineyard management, grape ripeness, and tasting panels, to ensure top quality. IGP wines, while less strict, still require compliance with regional specifications and quality checks. This dedication to terroir, tradition, and precision—rooted in centuries of winemaking history—ensures French wines from regions like Bergerac and Saint-Émilion consistently rank among the world’s finest, making them a perfect choice for our special day.


Other drinks

There will be a large assortment of Beers provided also from Leffe, Kronenbourg and Corona, if Wine is not your thing.
We will also proved some but only a limited quantity of spirits like Wiskey and Gin.
If you wish to bring your own to match your needs, we would very much encourage this
(local supermarket is only 12 minute drive away)

An assortment of fizzy drinks, squash, water and more will be provided also for those not touching the alcohol