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Society wines are at the heart of what we stand for. They are the wines which members buy and re-buy most often, and the wines which the buyers spend most time sourcing and often blending to ensure they are ‘best in class’ examples of their type, taking into account overall price and quality. The single most important ingredient behind any good wine is the person who makes it. Society wines are sourced to our specifications from people who have a track record of providing excellent bottles. The range is designed to give consistent pleasure and enjoyment, while also respecting vintage differences.

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CH1334 CH1334
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Salmanazar of The Society's Champagne Brut NV

This comes from Alfred Gratien and is just as Champagne should be. The blend is made up of all three Champagne grape varieties (pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay) from excellent sources. Fermentation takes place More >

£495
Salmanazar

£495
Case of 1
In Stock
Product Code
CH1334
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH1334 CH1334
Reviews (1) >

Salmanazar of The Society's Champagne Brut NV

This comes from Alfred Gratien and is just as Champagne should be. The blend is made up of all three Champagne grape varieties (pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay) from excellent sources. Fermentation takes place More >

£495
Case of 1

£495
Salmanazar
In Stock
Product Code
CH1334
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH1333 CH1333
Reviews (3) >

Methuselah of The Society’s Champagne Brut NV

This comes from Alfred Gratien and is just as Champagne should be. The blend is made up of all three Champagne grape varieties (pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay) from excellent sources. Fermentation takes place More >

£290
Methuselah
In Stock
Product Code
CH1333
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH1331 CH1331

Jeroboam of The Society’s Champagne Brut NV

This comes from Alfred Gratien and is just as Champagne should be. The blend is made up of all three Champagne grape varieties (pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay) from excellent sources. Fermentation takes place More >

£136
Jeroboam
In Stock
Product Code
CH1331
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH334 CH334
Reviews (4) >

Magnum of The Society's Champagne Brut NV

The style of Gratien; dry, full flavoured, very long and well rounded, is quite distinctive. Enjoy on its own or with food. More >

£68
Magnum

£408
Case of 6
In Stock
Product Code
CH334
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH3281 CH3281
Reviews (1) >

The Society's Champagne Rosé NV

The brand new shipment of our popular pink Champagne, based on the 2012 vintage, which Gratien believe is one of the best ever. Cellarmaster Nicolas Jaeger now sources grapes with specific characteristics for the rosé More >

£39.50
Bottle

£197.50
Case of 6
Save £39.50
In Stock
Product Code
CH3281
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH341 CH341
Reviews (5) >

The Society’s Champagne Demi-Sec NV

Alfred Gratien is a small Champagne house in Epernay, with extremely high standards, that has supplied The Society with excellent Champagne since 1910. The wine is still made in the traditional manner, with fermentation More >

£36
Bottle

£180
Case of 6
Save £36
In Stock
Product Code
CH341
Product Type
Champagne
Style
3 (of 9): Dry, rich
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
CH331 CH331
Reviews (61) >

The Society's Champagne Brut Non Vintage

We remain incredibly proud of this wine’s pedigree and history, so naturally our tasters were overjoyed to see the seal of boutique producer Alfred Gratien peek out from this bottle bag. Fermented for longer in old oak More >

£34
Bottle

£140
Case of 6
Save £30
In Stock
Product Code
CH331
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
BY381 BY381
Reviews (9) >

The Society's Cognac VSOP

Produced from the ugni blanc grape at Château d'Orignac in the Fins Bois area of Cognac, this mellow spirit has a smooth finish with hints of candied fruit. More >

£29
Bottle

£174
Case of 6
In Stock
Product Code
BY381
Alcohol Level
40.0%
WY521 WY521
Reviews (3) >

Litre of The Society's Blended Scotch Whisky

A well-constructed blend based on aged Highland and Speyside malts. Smooth and warming, with a lingering finish of honey and smoke. More >

£23
Bottle

£138
Case of 6
Due in 18-Sep Order Now
Product Code
WY521
Alcohol Level
40.0%
WY531 WY531
Reviews (6) >

The Society's Blended Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky

Speyside malts are distilled in Strathspey, the area around the river Spey in north-east Scotland. They are amongst the sweetest whiskies produced, and have a lightness to the body with fruity and leafy notes and a More >

£20
Bottle

£240
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
WY531
Alcohol Level
40.0%
VA31 VA31
Reviews (3) >

Litre of The Society's Vodka

Made exclusively for us in London, this English-grain based vodka is pure, clean, elegant and smooth. Serve ice cold or as the perfect base for cocktails. More >

£19.50
Bottle

£234
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
VA31
Alcohol Level
37.5%
GN351 GN351
Reviews (5) >

The Society's Gin High Strength 70cl 50%

For a gin and tonic with an extra kick! Our high-strength gin is made by Thames Distillers to the same bespoke recipe as our much-loved Society’s Gin, using natural botanicals (spanning organic juniper berries, organic More >

£19
Bottle

£228
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
GN351
Alcohol Level
50.0%
CH332 CH332
Reviews (2) >

Half bottle of The Society's Champagne Brut NV

This comes from Alfred Gratien and is just as Champagne should be. The blend is made up of all three Champagne grape varieties (45% chardonnay, 28% pinot noir and 27% pinot meunier) from excellent sources. More >

£17.50
Half Bottle

£420
Case of 24
In Stock
Product Code
CH332
Product Type
Champagne
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.5%
Dominant Grape
Pinot Noir Meunier Chardonnay
GN281 GN281
Reviews (12) >

The Society's London Dry Gin 70cl

This is a classic, juniper-led gin made exclusively for the Wine Society by master distiller Charles Maxwell to our own bespoke recipe. The botanicals include organic coriander, angelica and orris which add layers of More >

£17
Bottle

£204
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
GN281
Alcohol Level
37.5%
CM19611 CM19611
Reviews (5) >

The Society's Exhibition Haut-Médoc 2015

2015 was a fabulous vintage on the left bank of Bordeaux, especially for cabernet sauvignon. This year the blend of this ever-popular claret, made for us at Society favourites Château Beaumont is 50% cabernet sauvignon, More >

£14.95
Bottle

£179
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
CM19611
Product Type
Red Wine
Style
Full Bodied
Alcohol Level
14.0%
Dominant Grape
Cabernet Merlot
BU75531 BU75531

The Society's Chablis 2019

2019 produced dense, firm wines with a taut palate and this one is unoaked so nothing masks the purity. Made exclusively for us by Jean-Marc Brocard, and the perfect choice to partner great seafood, especially oysters. More >

£14.95
Bottle

£179
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
BU75531
Product Type
White Wine
Style
2 (of 9): Dry
Alcohol Level
13.0%
Dominant Grape
Chardonnay
MA21 MA21
Reviews (8) >

The Society’s Full Rich Madeira, 3 years old

The Society's Full Rich Madeira is made from tinta negra mole grapes from vineyards grown at about 200m on the north of the island of Madeira near São Vicente. It undergoes fermentation on the skins with natural yeast More >

£13.95
Bottle

£167
Case of 12
In Stock
Product Code
MA21
Product Type
Madeira
Style
7 (of 9): Dessert sweetness
Alcohol Level
19.0%
PT2211 PT2211
Reviews (2) >

The Society's LBV Port 2014

A delicious, youthful and rich Port with dark-berry and spice flavours and a generous smooth palate. Utterly perfect with cheese but also great to have on standby in place of dessert. More >

£13.50
Bottle

£81
Case of 6
In Stock
Product Code
PT2211
Product Type
Port
Style
7 (of 9): Dessert sweetness
Alcohol Level
20.0%
SG2771 SG2771
Reviews (6) >

The Society's Celebration Crémant de Loire 2016

An elegant traditional method fizz based on chardonnay with chenin blanc, and a little pinot noir for added finesse and body. Quintessential party bubbles as the name suggests, with fine mousse, citrusy fruit and More >

£12.95
Bottle

£77.50
Case of 6
In Stock
Product Code
SG2771
Product Type
Sparkling Wine
Style
1 (of 9): Bone dry
Alcohol Level
12.0%
Dominant Grape
Chardonnay
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