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Lucente, Toscana IGT 75cl
AED 175.00Big Tuscan red energy, without the heavy lecture. Lucente is the juicy, dark-fruit side of Tenuta Luce, think black cherry, plum, a hit of cocoa, and a savoury little herby edge that keeps every sip interesting. It’s an Italy red wine that plays nicely at the table but still feels special enough for a “pour me another” night.
Ségla, Margaux 2017 75cl
AED 299.00Classic Margaux energy without the stiff vibe. This 2017 from Bordeaux brings cassis and plum up front, then swings into cedar, graphite, and a little mocha with tannins that feel polished, not punishing. It’s the kind of French red wine that makes you pause mid-sip and go, “Yep, that’s why people obsess over Margaux.”
Kanonkop Pinotage, Simonsberg-Stellenbosch 2021 75cl
AED 250.00Big, juicy South African Pinotage with that classic Kanonkop confidence. The 2021 vintage leans into dark plum, black cherry, and a little smoky coffee vibe, with firm tannins that keep it feeling serious, not jammy. If you want a red wine that’s bold, food-friendly, and proudly Stellenbosch, this one earns its shelf space!
Kanonkop Cabernet Sauvignon, Simonsberg-Stellenbosch 2019 75cl
AED 250.00Big Stellenbosch Cabernet energy, dark fruit, cedar, and that pencil shavings vibe that makes you feel like you’ve found the good stuff. The 2019 vintage leans bold and structured, with grippy tannins and blackcurrant depth that plays insanely well with steak nights and long chats. A classic South African red wine from a benchmark estate, built to impress now and keep getting better.
Batasiolo Briccolina, Barolo 2013 75cl
AED 379.00Big, brooding Barolo with that 2013 Nebbiolo magic, firm tannins, bright cherry, dried rose, and a hit of tar and spice. Briccolina leans classic, long finish, lots of layers, the kind of Italian red wine you keep coming back to as it opens up in the glass.
Frescobaldi Castelgiocondo, Brunello di Montalcino 75cl
AED 315.00Big, brooding, and ridiculously drinkable, this Brunello di Montalcino is what you pour when you want Tuscany to do the talking. Expect sour cherry, dried rose, and a little leather, with tannins that feel firm, not rough. It’s classic Brunello, long finish, serious vibes, zero fuss, and it makes “Italian red wine” mean something.
Château de Chassagne-Montrachet 75cl
AED 499.00Buttery Chardonnay energy, minus the fuss. This white from Chassagne-Montrachet (Burgundy) is all ripe pear, lemon curd, toasted hazelnut, and that classy flinty edge that keeps you coming back. It’s the kind of French white wine that makes roast chicken taste like a restaurant order, and turns a basic cheese board into a main event.
Armand de Brignac Brut Green, Champagne 75cl
AED 2,800.00Big celebration energy, with a crisp, seriously polished bite. This Champagne from France’s Champagne region brings lively bubbles, bright citrus, and a toasty brioche vibe that makes every sip feel like a victory lap. The signature green bottle is pure flex, but the real reason to grab it is the layered, dry Brut style that keeps you coming back for another pour.
Tignanello, Toscana IGT 75cl
Original price was: AED 1,350.00.AED 1,199.00Current price is: AED 1,199.00.Hailing from the sun-kissed vineyards of Tuscany, this iconic Italian red bursts with vibrant cherry and wild berry notes, underscored by hints of mocha and spice. Crafted with a blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc, it captures the essence of Italy's winemaking tradition.
Château Lalande-Borie, Saint-Julien 2017 75cl
AED 238.00Classic Left Bank Bordeaux from France with that 2017 freshness, blackcurrant fruit, cedar and a proper tannic grip that makes steak taste even better. If you like Cabernet Sauvignon-led reds (think a more structured, less jammy Napa vibe), this is a smart next step into Saint-Julien style without the fuss.
Château Talbot, Saint-Julien 2016 75cl
AED 625.00Dark cassis, cedar, and that pencil-shaving Bordeaux thing, this 2016 Saint-Julien is a classic Cabernet Sauvignon led red that tastes like you mean business. From France’s Médoc, it’s the bottle you open when you want structure, savoury depth, and a long finish that keeps the conversation going.
Château Talbot, Saint-Julien 2014 75cl
AED 590.00Classic Left Bank Bordeaux, the kind that makes steak night feel like an event. From Saint-Julien in France, this 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon-led red is all cassis, cedar, and that graphite snap, with firm-but-polished tannins that scream “decant me.” If you like the structure of Pauillac but want something a touch more approachable, this is a seriously smart pick.
Château Talbot, Saint-Julien 2011 75cl
AED 670.00Classic Left Bank Bordeaux for the “I want real structure” crowd. This 2011 Saint-Julien leans Cabernet Sauvignon-led (with Merlot in the blend), bringing blackcurrant, cedar, and that pencil-shaving savoury edge that makes steak taste even better. If you like Pauillac intensity but want something a touch more polished, this is your move.
Château Talbot, Saint-Julien 2017 75cl
Original price was: AED 590.00.AED 525.00Current price is: AED 525.00.Classic Left Bank Bordeaux with real backbone, this Saint-Julien 2017 is all blackcurrant, cedar, and that pencil-shaving vibe Cabernet Sauvignon lovers chase. Chateau Talbot sits in the sweet spot between power and polish, the kind of dry French red you open for roast dinner and instantly feel like you’ve levelled up!
Bouchard Père & Fils, Nuits-Saint-Georges 75cl
AED 390.00This is Burgundy Pinot Noir with its serious face on. From Nuits-Saint-Georges in France, Bouchard Père & Fils delivers a dry red that leans into dark cherry, earthy spice, and that savoury “forest-floor” vibe, with tannins that make roast chicken, duck, or mushrooms taste like you planned the whole night.
Armand de Brignac Brut Gold, Champagne 75cl
AED 1,650.00Big celebration energy in a glass, with that crisp Champagne snap and a creamy, brioche-and-citrus vibe that makes every toast feel like a main event. From France’s Champagne region, Brut Gold is for when you want iconic bubbles that still taste seriously good on their own, not just in photos.
Jean-Marc Brocard, Chablis Grand Cru 2018 75cl
AED 450.00Big, serious Chablis for when you want Chardonnay with bite, not butter. From France’s Chablis Grand Cru vineyards and the stellar 2018 vintage, this is dry, mineral-driven white wine that tastes like lemon, oyster shell, and a cold stone cellar, in the best way.
Château Lalande-Borie, Saint-Julien 75cl
AED 238.00Classic Left Bank Bordeaux with that St-Julien superpower, dark fruit depth with a proper cedar-and-tobacco edge. Cabernet Sauvignon-led and dry, it drinks like a baby Pauillac but with a bit more charm, making it a killer pick for roast dinners or a “let’s open something serious” Tuesday night.
Bouchard Père & Fils, Meursault Domaine 75cl
AED 435.00Buttery, nutty Chardonnay from Meursault, Burgundy, the kind of dry white that makes roast chicken taste like a chef move. Expect ripe pear, lemon cream, toasted hazelnut, and that classy oak warmth Bouchard does so well. If you love white Burgundy (or wish you did), this is a serious “oh, I get it now” bottle.