Three excellent quality white wines from around Europe. An excellent Italian Chardonnay, a fine Albarino fromSpain and a fabulous Bordeaux Blanc from France. All showcase the scope of Old World Whites.

Tenute del Pojo Chardonnay
This is a clean, fresh, and mineral driven Chardonnay from Abruzzo. Grapes here are picked earlier than the red grapes for ripeness, and freshness, without overripening sugar levels and higher alcohol. The result is a wine in great harmony and balance. A delicious crisp dry clean fresh unoaked chardonnay with excellent weight of ripe pear and peach fruits, well made with great length and finish.

Bouza do Rei Classic Albarino
Galicia is a very individual region within Spain, andis also home to what is arguably Spain’s greatest white grape, Albario, which grows on the traditional pergolas throughout the Ras Baixas area of Galicia.Bouza do Rei is one of the best value wineries in Galicia.Aromas of ripe citrus fruit crushed flowers and underlying minerality give way to a fresh, crisp palate of lemon zest, lime, stone fruits and notes of flint soil.

Chateau Haut Bessac Bordeaux BlancThe blanc is a perfect blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Muscadelle, distinguishing itself with floral aromas and citrus fruit. It is an easy wine, crisp and voluptuous, a modern day Entre-Deux-Mers.This wine distinguishes itself with its floral aromas, mingling white flowers, blackcurrant and citrus fruits. It reflects our savoir-faire and our terroir. The nose amazes right from the first scent, the round and voluptuous mouth maintains a good persistency of the aromas which develop and increase.