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Welcome to our wine list at Hell Bay. The list has been compiled for what we believe to be good quality and value wines. We have sought out the personal hands-on producers, whose passion and flair have helped them in creating wines of excellence and individuality. View our Champagne & Sparkling wines, the Hell Bay selection, Fresh Dry Whites, Medium Bodied Dry Whites, Aromatic & Medium Dry Whites, Rich Full Bodied Whites, Rosé Wine, Light and Juicy Reds, Medium Bodied Reds, Full Bodied Reds and Sweet Wines. Champagne & Sparkling Wine1. Ayala Brut Majeur, Campagne, NV
Fine quality traditional style champagne 2. Prosecco Cipriano, Veneto, Italy
Fashionable, good value, easy drinking sparkling wine. 3. Taittinger Reserve Brut NV, Reims
Very exquisite and fine Champagne. 4. Bollinger Special Cuvee Brut NV
Bollinger make rich, structured Champagne, mainly from Pinot Noir. 5. Billecart-Salmon Rosé NV
The finest Rosé Champagne on the market. Intense, perfumed, yet very fine. 6. Dom Perignon, 1999
One of the great names of Champagne. Refined and very elegant. 7. Ayala Brut Majeur, Champagne, NV (Half Bottle)
Good quality, traditional style Champagne. 8. Benedick Damery Brut, Grande Reserve Champagne, NV (Half Bottle)
Elegant and fresh champagne. The Hell Bay SelectionWhite wine9. Domaine de Valensac, Sauvignon, France, 2008Light and tangy Sauvignon full of fresh and herbaceous zest. 11. Vallagarina, Pinot Grigio, Italy, 2008Ever popular, light and refreshing Italian white. 12. Evan & Tate, Unwooded Chardonnay, Western Australia, 2004Characteristic Chardonnay flavours of melon, peach and a hint of citrus. 14. Vouvray, Domaine de Vaufuget, Chenin Blanc, France, 2007Wonderful Vouvray! Clean and fresh with a lemony fruit taste. Rosé Wine48. Geoff Merrill, Grenache Rosé, South Australia, 2007Raspberry and violet fruit characteristics 49. Vincent Delponte, Sancerre Rose, Loire Valley, France, 2008Rare 100% Pinot Noir Rose, Soft and fruity with a dry finish. Red Wine19. Domaine Les Yeuses, Merlot, Languadoc-Roussillon, France, 2007Fruity, soft and juicy Mediterranean style; southern French merlot. 21. Terriors Chook Red, Barossa, Australia, 2007Plums, berries and spice, tannins and a hint of vanilla oak. 23. Villa Rosa, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chile, 2008Dark berry fruit with soft tannins, very approachable. 24. Chianti Rufina, Fattoria Di Basciano, Italy, 2006Classic Chianti, Dry Cherry fruity flavours, slight tannins. Fresh, Dry Whites
28. Marques de Riscal, Rueda blanco, Spain, 2008Modern Spanish wine making at its best; clean, fresh and elegant. 30. Sancerre, Domaine Guy Saget, Loire Valley, 2007Grassy, with gooseberry. Bright clean flavours. 31. Albariño, Adega dos Eidos, Rias Baixes, Spain, 2007This fabulously Albariño has softy peach fruit, bright lemon minerality. 32. Gavi ‘Terra Rossa’, La Zerba, Piedmont, Italy, 2008Delicate, chic and generous 33. Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2008Elegant, aromatic wine with appealing fruit and crisp acidity. Medium-Bodied Dry Whites
35. Gruner Veltliner Hasel, Weinbach Eichinger, Austria, 2005Austria’s Native grape. Remarkably dry but with lovely floral aromatics. 36. Cape Mentelle Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Western Australia, 2008Aromatic fresh fruit characters, slight oak flavours. 37. Chablis 1er Cru, Domaine Laroche, France, 2006The finest most refined Chablis we could find, superb. 38. Chassagne Montrachet, Domaine Jean-Marc Pillot, Burgundy, 2006Intense yet balanced by a tight acid backbone. Top quality white burgundy. Aromatic and Medium-Dry Whites
42. Castle Creek Chardonnay, South East Australia, 2008Rich Chardonnay flavours compliment the fresh straw and citrus Semillon. 43. R H Philips “Toasted Head” Voignier EXP, Dunnigan Hills, USA, 2006Delicate and peachy with a delicious punch. 44. Pouilly Fumé Domaine Hervé Séguin, 2008Classic yet unique! Dry, smooth and full of fruit, with a lovely finish. 45. Broke’s Promise Chardonnay, Hunter Valley, Australia, 2004Full bodies Chardonnay with an integrated oak finish. Rich, Full-Bodied Whites
46. St Aubin 1er Charmois, Jobard Chabloz, Burgundy, 2005Lemony freshness and good intensity and length. 47. Meursault 1er Cru Les Poruzots’, Francois Jobard, Burgundy, 2001One of the great estate of Burgundy. Full blown nutty Meursault. Rosé Wine
48. Geoff Merrill, Grenache Rosé, South Australia, 2007Raspberry and violet fruit characteristics. 49. Vincent Delponte, Sancerre Rose, Loire Valley, France, 2008Rare 100% Pinot Noir Rose, Soft and fruity with a dry finish. 50. M.I.P “Made In Provence” Côtes de Provence, Domaine Sainte Lucie, 2007Outstanding scented rosé. Soft pink colour with a delicate red berry aroma. Light, Juicy, Supple Reds
51. Perrin et Fils, Cotes du Ventoux, Southern Rhone, France, 2007Fruity and supple, Cherry and plums with a spicy aftertaste. 52. Beaujolais Villages, Domaine Des Oulliéres, France, 2007Light, soft and easy drinking Beaujolais. 53. Willandra, Shiraz, Australia, 2006Off the Trentham Estate, with a rich spicy, plum palate. 54. Piropo Merlot, Argentina, 2008Blackcherry, plum and cassis. Rounded and oaky. 55. Fleurie ‘La Chapelle des Bois’, Paul Beaudet, 2007The world’s most famous Beaujolais, loved for its smooth nature. Medium-Bodied Reds
56. Madfish Pinot Noir, Western Australia, 2007Ripe cherry and plum fruits with a rich textured finish. 57. Ochoa Tempranillo, Navarra, Spain, 2005Autumnal fruits and elegant fruit flavours, ripe tannins and long finish. 58. Simon Hackett “Old Vine” Grenache, South Australia, 2006Smooth with subtle spice and berry aromas. 59. Cotes du Rhone, Domaine de l’Ameillaud, South Rhone, 2007Organically produced. Earthy with liquorice tones. Beautiful soft tannins. 60. Hamelin Bay Cabernet Sauvignon, Western Australia, 2005Ripe Cassis and dark berry fruits. Soft with structured tannins – delicious. 61. Château Béard, Grand Cru Saint Emilion, Bordeaux, 2004Rich blackcurrant flavours, buttery and smooth. 62. Château du Pez, St Estéphe, Bordeaux, France, 2004Classic St Estéphe, perfumed with cassis and dominant cedar notes. 63. Marques de Murrieta Reserva, Rioja, Spain, 2003Very good quality. Rich and lasting. Big, Full-Bodied Reds
65. Kaapzicht, Pinotage, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2006Elegant and balanced wine, spice and red berries with an oaky finish. 67. Brampton Shiraz, Stellenbosch, South AfricaA strong nose, hints of cloves, black cherries and chocolate, with a long smooth finish. 68. Château neuf du Pape, Domaine Bois de Boursan, S Rhone, 2004Full, spicy Châteauneuff. Intense, full of flavour and character. 69. Chateau Talbot, St Julien, Bordeaux, France, 2002Upfront fruit characters with underlying herbaceous notes, a touch of spice and great tannins 72. Les Pins, Monbazillac, France, 2003Fruity nose of classic liquoreux , bright and fresh on the palate. 73. Beaumes De Venise, Muscat, Rhone, France, 2005Rich, fresh, grapy from one of the best producers in Muscat. 74. Deen De Bortoli, Botrytis Semillon, South Eastern Australia, 2005Fantastic flavours with a delicious sweet finish. 75. Chateau Monteils, Sauternes, France 2005Fresh, clean wine with sweet and candied fruit flavours. 77. Oxford Landing Chardonnay, South Australia, 2006Crisp Chardonnay with lively tropical overtones. 78. Gewürztraminer, Domaine Louis Sipp, Alsace, France, 2006
Spicy, rich, full and dry. 79. Chablis St Martin, Domaine Laroche, France, 2007Rich and aromatic with a hint of citrus flavours. Half Bottles – Red Wines82. Bourgogne Pinot Noir, Faiveley, France, 2003Aromas of berries and violets, fresh and juicy. 84. Château Charmail, Cru bourgeois, Haut Medoc, France, 2004Attractive ripe fruits with a touch of spicy oak. Firm and tannic, a very good vintage. |
