Wines from France
From Bordeaux and Burgundy to the Rhône, Loire, Languedoc and Champagne.
- 2024 Orbiel & Freres Grenache Syrah – £10.66
- NV Gratien & Meyer Cuvee Flamme Rose Brut – £12.95
- NV Gratien & Meyer Cuvee Flamme Brut – £14.95
- 2014 Champagne Piollot Cuvee Colas Robin Brut Nature – £59.95
- 2024 Theodore Grasset Organic Cotes du Rhone – £10.96
- 2021 Mouton Cadet Rouge – £10.96
- NV Champagne Leon Launois Cuvee Reservee Brut – £29.95
- 2023 Rothschild Pays d'Oc Chardonnay – £10.96
- 2024 Belleplane Viognier – £11.95
- 2022 Rothschild Pays d'Oc Chardonnay – £10.96
- 2024 Domaine Talmard Macon-Uchizy – £19.99
- NV Champagne Laurent Perrier La Cuvee Brut – £53.95
- NV Gratien & Meyer Cremant de Loire Brut – £13.25
- 2025 The Holy Snail Sauvignon Blanc – £13.45
- NV Champagne Taittinger Brut Reserve – £45.95
- 2025 Maison Saint Aix Provence Rose Magnum – £38.95
- 2024 Les Deux Cailloux Pouilly-Fume – £20.95
- 2025 Le Petit Saint Jacques Blanc Organic – £15.95
- 2025 Domaine des Forges Chardonnay – £12.95
- 2023 Moulin de Gassac Faune – £14.50
- 2025 Whispering Angel Cotes de Provence Rose – £24.95
- NV Champagne Laurent Perrier La Cuvee Rose – £81.95
- NV Champagne Gaston Dericbourg Cuvee de Reserve Brut – £29.95
- 2025 Maison Saint Aix Provence Rose – £18.95
- 2023 Pont de Gassac Blanc – £15.50
- 2024 Chateau Puech-Haut Argali Rose – £17.50
- 2021 Chateau de la Gardine, Cotes du Rhone Villages – £18.95
- 2022 Figuiere Magali Signature Cotes de Provence Rose – £19.96
- 2020 Chateau Argadens Rouge – £15.00
- 2022 Daniel-Etienne Defaix Vieilles Vignes Chablis – £29.95
- 2023 Brunel de la Gardine, Cotes du Rhone, Blanc – £15.00
- 2021 Chateau Puech-Haut Prestige Blanc – £19.96
- 2022 Chateau de la Gardine, Rasteau – £22.96
- 2024 Brunel de la Gardine Cotes du Rhone Rouge – £15.95
- 2017 Chateau Boyd-Cantenac Grand Cru Classe – £53.45
- 2021 Mouton Cadet Organic Rose – £12.95
No country has shaped the way the world thinks about wine quite like France. Most of the world’s best-known grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc, made their names here first, and French wine is still labelled by place rather than by grape.
Our range takes you around the map: classed-growth Bordeaux and Pomerol, Burgundy from Chablis to Chambolle-Musigny, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Condrieu from the Rhône, Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé from the Loire, Alsace, Provence rosé, and Champagne. Some of the best value sits in the south, where Languedoc estates like Mas de Daumas Gassac and Château Puech-Haut make wines that easily outperform their price.
