Red Wines - The Rest of the World

Spain
Europe’s second best wine producing country blessed with a special blend of tradition and innovation propelling it to the forefront of the fine wine scene.

Finca Carbonell Tempranillo 2002
�14,00 per bottle
Guelbenzu 2002,Tempranilo,Cabernet Sauvignon,Navarra
�22,50 per bottle
Vallobera 2002,Tempranilo,Rioja
�23,00 per bottle

Italy
Italy has been producing wine for at least the last 2500 years, variety in styles from rich and complex to light and fruity, Italian wines can meet any challenge.

Chianti Castello di Poppiano 2002
�18,75 per bottle
Brunello di Montalcino 1998,Corte Pavone,Tuscany
�50,00 per bottle
Barbera d’Alba, Ausario 1999, Azienda Agricola Molina, Piedmonte
�50,00 per bottle

United States of America
According to most Californians, Americas Golden State has always been the natural home for classic grape varieties and has consistently produced an abundance of world-class wines.

Bogle Old Vine,Zinfandel 2001,California
�30,00 per bottle
Opus One 1995,Napa Valley,Californi ~ Baron Phillipe de Rothschild / Mondavi
�185,00 per bottle

Chile
Producing word-class cabernet sauvignons a source of inexpensive, but well made wine that is a joy to drink.

Note Chico Merlot 2003
�14,00 per bottle
Las Casas Del Toqui,Cabernet Sauvignon 2002,Cachapoal
�17,00 per bottle

Australia
Over production has led to a watering down of what was once a class wine producing nation, however a few gems are still to be found.

Rolleston Vale Shiraz Cabernet 2002
�14,75 per bottle
Fermoy Estate Merlot 2001,Margaret River
�27,00 per bottle
Nepenthe Pinot Noir 2002, Lenswood, Adelaide Hills
�37,00 per bottle

South Africa
South Africa wine production can be directly traced back to the one man, Jan Van Riebeek, Commander of the first Dutch settlement who planted his wine within a 160 kilometre sweep of C ape Town in 1655.

Chacma’s Bark, Shiraz 2002, Western Cape
�16,50 per bottle