1 Arpeggio Bianco, Settesoli 2003/04 £10.50
Sicily, Italy (abv 12%) 175ml 175ml £2.85
Lightly aromatic and floral in character with delicate flavours peaches.

2 Chenin Blanc, Stormy Cape 2004 £13.50
Western Cape, South Africa
Racy, with good concentration of tropical fruit and well-balanced citrus acidity.

3 Sauvignon Blanc, De Gras 2004 £13.50
Colchagua Valley, Chile
Crisp and structured; dangerously easy drinking wine.

4 Chardonnay, Salisbury 2003/04 £14.50
South East Australia
Clean and fruity on the palate, with pineapple and passion fruit flavours.

5 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie, Veritiere 2003/04 £15.50
Veneto, Italy
Crisp and characterful version of the Italian classic. Dry and nutty.

6 Château La Freynelle Blanc 2003/04 £16.50
Bordeaux, France
A classic blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and a hint of Muscadelle

7 Viognier La Cruz, MontGras 2002/04 £18.95
Colchagua Valley, Chile
Oozes sensuality on the palate with flavours of apricot and peachlike fruits.

8 Chablis, Domaine de Vauroux 2002 £19.95
Burgundy, France
Medium bodied, with crisp appley acidity and tight, pure fruit flavours.

9 Gavi di Gavi, La Minaia, Bergaglio 2003/04 £23.50
Piemonte, Italy
Crisp and dry, with a hint of ripe pears and red and green apples.

10 Riesling, Skillogalee 2004 £25.50
Clare Valley, Australia
Light, crisp and fresh on the palate, with lemony fruit flavours and great depth.

11 Pouilly Fuisse, les Crays VV, M. Poncet 2003 £25.95
Burgundy, France
Smoky, toasty and pineappley on the nose with a palate of grapefruit, minerals and red apples combined with nutty highlights and a juicy finish.

12 Puligny Montrachet, J.C Bachelet 2000/01 £55.00
Burgundy, France
Intense with apple and mineral acidity, peaches and toasty layers that last into the finish and lend a creamy softness at the end