At Incanto over the last few months, we have made significant changes to our wine list. We have tried to select wines that are representative of their origins, often from small artisan winemakers. For us, wine should reflect not only the soil and grape of the region in which it was grown but also the methods and the passion of the winemaker behind it. Italian wines dominate our wine list and with good reason; we truly believe that good wines can be made all over the world by passionate people.

Organic wine means that the wine is made without the use of any added sulphite. The grapes are being grown and processed without the use of synthetic fertilisers, chemical weed killers, chemical disease-control sprays, insecticides, growth regulators, flavour-enhancers or genetic engineering.

Biodynamic was devised by Rudolf Steiner to ensure that crops are being cultivated in a natural way; taking into account the elemental influence, the cyclical position of the constellations which dictates when certain work take place. Literally, Biodynamic means “movement of life”, in fact in our situation today, it consists in reintroducing life through biodiversity to preserve our fields of production for future generations.

White Wine

• 2010 Verdicchio di Matelica, Colle Stefano

  Marche

  • £25.40

• 2004 Seresin Noble Riesling

  Marlborough, New Zealand

  • £39.95

• 2008 Chablis, Jean Marc Brocard

  Burgundy

  • £44.50

• 2007 Maremma Vermentino “Ariento”, Massa Vecchia

  Maremma, Tuscany

  • £74.95

• 2004 Dario Princic Ribolla Gialla Venezie IGT

  Friuli

  • £78.00

Red Wine

• 2010Cote du Rhône, Domaine de Cristia

  Rhone Valley

  • £27.75

• 2008 Di Majo Norante, Agliancio “Contado” DOC

  Molise

  • £6.95
  • £13.90
  • £33.00

• 2010 Saumur Champigny, Domaine des Roches Neuves, Thierry Germain

  Loire Valley

  • £34.40

• 2007 Primitivo Gioia del Colle, Fatalone

  Puglia

  • £35.50

• 2009 Dolcetto D’Alba, Falletto di Serralunga

  Piedmont

  • £8.50
  • £17.00
  • £39.75

• 2006 Chianti Classico, Fattoria di Rodano

  Tuscany

  • £39.95

• 2009 Sudtiroler Lagrein, Georg Ramoser

  Alto Adige

  • £46.95

• 2002 Barbera d’Asti Superiore “Vigna del Noce”, Trinchero

  Piedmond

  • £68.00

• 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon, Dario Princic

  Friuli, Collio

  • £82.00

• 2004 Barbaresco “Fausoni”, Andrea Sottimano

  Piedmont

  • £95.00

• 2001 Barolo Riserva, Borgogno

  Piedmont

  • £112.00