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Studio Thai Favourites

Whilst we have carefully chosen all our wines to match our food, there are a few that really sing when married with the spicy, sweet, sour flavours in Thai cooking.

White
10.	Chardonnay, Bellefontaine. VdP d’Oc, France. ‘09	£15.00
11.	Viognier, Domaine de Vedilhan. VdP d’Oc, France. ’09	£17.50
12.	Gewürztraminer, Sables et Galets, Turkeim. Alsace, France. ‘08	£27.50
13.	Riesling, Cascabel. Eden Valley, SA, Australia. ‘08	£28.50

Red
50.	Cuvee Jean Paul Rouge. VdP Vaucluse, France. ‘08/’09	£14.00
51.	Tempranillo, Rioja Joven, Bodegas Artesa. Rioja, Spain. ‘08	£16.75
52.	Brouilly, Domaine Les Roches Bleues. Beaujolais, France. ‘08	£22.75
53.	Pinot Noir, Fonty’s Pool. Pemberton, WA, Australia. ‘09	£27.75

Rose
90.	Grenache Gris Cinsault Rosé, Pasquiers. VdP d’Oc, France. ’09	£15.50
91.	Rosé de Provence, Domaine de la Vielle Tour. France. ‘09	£21.50

Spices like ginger & capsicum and herbs like coriander can confuse the taste buds when many of the classic wine styles are drunk with them; youthful and fruity wines match best.

Wines from the Alsace have a natural affinity to spicy, Asian flavoured foods; in fact Gewürztraminer (a native grape of the Alsace) whilst a bit of a mouthful to say, actually translates as spiced wine!

The natural fruitiness and rounded, juicy flavours of New World Pinot Noirs and rosé wines make them great all-rounders, marrying wonderfully with many food styles, Thai being no exception.

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Sparkling Wines

1.	Cava Brut, Mas Macia. Catalunya, Spain. NV	£19.50
2.	Champagne Gremillet, Brut. Champagne, France. NV	£39.50
3.	Grand Cru Champagne Lallier. Ay, Champagne, France. NV	£45.00

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Wines By The Glass

Whites		175ml	250ml
14.	Trebbiano Ancora, Adria Vini. Abruzzo, Italy. ‘09	£3.45	£4.60
10.	Chardonnay, Bellefontaine. VdP d’Oc, France. ‘09	£4.15	£5.50
20	Sauvignon Blanc, False Bay. Western Cape, SA. ‘09	£4.50	£6.00
11.	Viognier, Domaine de Vedilhan. VdP d’Oc, France. ’09	£4.65	£6.25

Reds		175ml	250ml
54.	Garnacha Tinto, Bodegas Borsao. Campo de Borja, Spain. ’09	£4.10	£5.50
60.	Merlot, Vinedos Emiliana.Rapel Valley, Chile. ‘09	£4.40	£5.85
51.	Tempranillo, Rioja Joven, Bodegas Artesa. Rioja, Spain. ‘09	£4.50	£6.00
62.	Shiraz, Soldier’s Block. McLaren Vale, SA, Australia. ‘07/’08	£4.75	£6.35

Rose		175ml	250ml
90.	Grenache Cinsault Rosé, Pasquiers. VdPd’Oc, France. ‘09	£4.10	£5.50
Sparkling		125ml
1.	Cava Brut, Mas Macia. Catalunya, Spain. NV	£4.75

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Bright, AromaticWhites

14.	TrebbianoAncora, AdriaVini. Abruzzo, Italy. ‘09 Fresh & lively with hints of ripe peach and citrus fruit. Light & easy drinking	£13.85
15.	Floria. VdP Cotes de Gascogne, France. ‘09 Off-dry, fresh, ultra-fruity Gascogne white. Beautifully balanced, with hints of lime & grass in the finish.	£14.00
16.	Rioja Viura, Bodegas Artesa. Aldeanueva, Rioja, Spain. ‘09 100% unoaked. Ripe, round and almost creamy palate, cut through with a refreshing streak of zesty acidity.	£16.50
17.	Pinot Blanc Reserve, Les Caves de Turkeim. Alsace, France. ‘08 Pale golden in colour with perfumed aromatics of green apples & citrus. Touches of minerality and spice on the palate with a dry and crisp finish.	£22.00

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Dry, CrispWhites

18.	Cortese, Araldica. Piemonte, Italy. ‘09 Clean & zingy with grapefruit and pear flavours and mineral notes. Finishes with refreshing, zesty acidity.	£14.25
19.	Pinot Grigio, Conviviale. Lombardy, Italy. ‘09 The great party wine! Great with fish and prawn dishes or on it’s own.	£16.75
20.	Sauvignon Blanc, False Bay. Western Cape, South Africa. ‘09 Refined, structured Sauvignon Blanc from the Cape. Intense & lively, very drinkable and great value for money.	£17.50
21.	Sauvignon Blanc, Moko Black. Marlborough, New Zealand. ‘09 Does exactly what you’d hope from a NZ Sauv. Blanc;. A lovely balance of texture& weight with a griping minerality and a clean refreshing finish	£22.50

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Fuller Bodied Whites

22.	Chenin Blanc, Oude Berg. Paarl, South Africa. ‘09 Shows intense floral, guava and citrus aromas and succulent tropical fruit on the palate, balanced by crisp acidity. Excellent Chenin Blanc!	£15.50
23.	Chardonnay Reserva, Tabali. Limari Valley, Chile. ‘08 The weight and power of this wine make the perfect match to satay dishes	£19.50
24.	Albarino, Orballo, Bodegas La Val. RiasBaixas, Spain. ‘08 Spain’s coolest wine of the moment! Floral & honeyed, yet clean and crisp.	£24.50
25.	AuxeyDuresses, ValletFreres. Burgundy, France. ‘07 Complex and fine, the wines from Vallet Frères have a great following – no exception here! Nutty, savoury and very seductive.Fantastic white Burgundy.	£44.50

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Youthful, Fruity Reds

54.	Garnacha Tinto, Bodegas Borsao. Campo de Borja, Spain. ‘09 Soft and easy drinking, with big juicy red berry flavours & soft tannis Great value wine from Northern Spain.	£13.35
55.	Shiraz, Bellefontaine. VdPd’Oc, France. ‘08 A lot of wine here! Juicy, complex yet quaffable.Perfect with beef curries.	£15.50
56.	Cabernet Franc, Domaine de Naudy. VdP de l’Aude, France. ’08 Fruity & aromatic; showing the characteristic fresh green peppercorn nose. A real crowd pleaser, made from the unsung hero of classic Bordeaux wines.	£17.50
57.	Pinot Noir, 9th Island. Tasmania, Australia. ‘08 Simply brilliant pinot noir! Made at altitude, in the cool climate of Tasmania	£29.50

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Powerful Elegant Reds

58.	Carmenere, Andes Peaks. Aconcaqua, Chile. ‘08 Soft and easy drinking, with big juicy red berry flavours & soft tannis Great	£15.00
59.	Montepulcianod’Abuzzo, Ancora, AdriaVini. Abruzzo, Italy. ‘08 A robust, warm red, slightly smokey notes and red cherry fruits.	£15.50
60.	Merlot, VinedosEmiliana. Rapel Valley, Chile. ‘09 Dense, dark and purple; packed with blackberry and plumy fruit flavours. Text book Merlot!	£16.00
61.	St Emillion, Chateau Perey. Bordeaux, France. ‘08 Classic St Emilion - medium bodied, but intense and elegant.	£27.50

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Full Bodied, Spicy Reds

62.	Shiraz, Soldier’s Block. McLaren Vale, SA, Australia. ‘07/’08 A real blockbuster here! Lashings of rich dark fruit, vanilla, coconut and liquorice. Fantastic!	£18.50
63.	Cotes du Rhône Villages, Boutinot Rhône. France. ’07 Elegant berry-fruit aromas with hints of cedar and spice; rich and smooth	£20.50
64.	Quinto da Garrida, Caves Alianca. Dao, Portugal. ‘06 The wine world is all talking about wines from the Dao – here’s a great example why; big, bold and fruit yet showing great elegance. Fantastic stuff!	£22.50
65.	Santenay 1er Cru ‘Les Gravieres’, Vallet Fr. Burgundy, France. ‘05 Lightly smoky with almost 'sweet and sour flavours', red fruits & vegetal earthiness and just a touch of balancing acidity on the finish.	£44.50

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