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Reviews (5) >	The Society's White Burgundy 2019 Ripe and round yet with a broad, appley palate and fresh finish. For good reason this white Burgundy is consistently our bestselling wine. It's ongoing quality reflects the deep involvement in its selection by More >	£9.95 Bottle £119 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code BU75801 Product Type White Wine Style 2 (of 9): Dry Alcohol Level 13.0% Dominant Grape Chardonnay Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (8) >	The Society's Côtes-du-Rhône 2019 Ripe, fruity grenache-syrah blend from this outstanding producer in Vinsobres in the southern Rhône. The colour has depth and the nose is beautifully marked by raspberry and redcurrant fruit. There is nothing heavy More >	£7.95 Bottle £95 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code RH56981 Product Type Red Wine Style Full Bodied Alcohol Level 14.0% Dominant Grape Grenache Syrah Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (29) >	The Society's Sicilian Reserve Red 2016 Extremely popular and praised by members and journalists for its spot-hitting quality and value, this smooth generous and fragrant red is a cracking example of Sicily’s own nero d’Avolagrape. More >	£8.50 Bottle £102 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code IT28721 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 13.5% Dominant Grape Nero D'avola Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (19) >	The Society's Portuguese Red, Península de Setúbal 2019 NEW A new baby from Portugal and the sandy coastal region of Setúbal south east of Lisbon. Local castelão, which is all juicy red fruits, is complemented by 10% alicante bouschet which brings darker notes of black fruit and More >	£5.95 Bottle £71 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code PW8101 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 13.5% Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (58) >	Navajas Crianza, Rioja 2015 This smooth, plump Rioja wins pride of place as one of our members' favourite reds vintage after vintage. We love its combination of vanilla-infused flavour from high-quality oak ageing and vibrant red-fruit notes. More >	£8.95 Bottle £107 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code SP14411 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 13.5% Dominant Grape Tempranillo Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (6) >	The Society's Claret 2019 Celebrating its third Wine Championship victory in a row, our house Bordeaux rouge was on imperious form among some keen competition. The fruit of over 25 years’ collaboration with the Sichel family, and especially ripe More >	£7.50 Bottle £90 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code CL241 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 13.5% Dominant Grape Merlot Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (68) >	The Society's Cava Reserva Brut NV ‘Well-made Cava is one of the world’s best-value wines,’ said Pierre Mansour, and on tasting our fragrant, delicate Society-label wine – made just the same way as Champagne – it was difficult to disagree. A low price, More >	£8.95 Bottle £47.50 Case of 6 Save £6	In Stock	Product Code SG1661 Product Type Sparkling Wine Style 1 (of 9): Bone dry Alcohol Level 12.0% Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (42) >	Domaine Laborie, Pays d'Oc 2019 A longstanding favourite southern French red that has been a fixture in our range, and many members’ wine racks, for years. The 2019 keeps the tradition alive in style, offering a floral scent, ripe brambly fruit and More >	£6.50 Bottle £78 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code FC38331 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 12.5% Dominant Grape Carignan Grenache Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (10) >	Domaine Mallory et Benjamin Talmard, Mâcon-Villages 2019 Big, rich and round white Burgundy but not heavy or coarse. Fermented in stainless steel tanks to capture the appley and melony fruit, and the wine is kept on its lees to enrich the texture and flavour before bottling More >	£10.95 Bottle £131 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code BU75521 Product Type White Wine Style 2 (of 9): Dry Alcohol Level 13.5% Dominant Grape Chardonnay Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List
Reviews (8) >	The Society's Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2019 This much loved montepulciano's ripe cherry and strawberry perfume leaps out of the glass, while the palate has generosity and freshness. A great modern version of a traditional southern Italian red that's food-friendly More >	£7.50 Bottle £90 Case of 12	In Stock	Product Code IT30241 Product Type Red Wine Style Medium Bodied Alcohol Level 13.5% Dominant Grape Montepulciano Qty Unit Please wait while your basket is updated. Add To Wish List

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