Thank you for your interest. The dinner is SOLD OUT. Please send an email if you would like to be added to the wait list. 

We all hear about big-deal Bordeaux reds, a bottle of which would set you back as much as a new car – but we aren’t THAT brand of crazy. Instead we put together a Bordeaux-themed dinner with a bubbly to start, two solid and lovely Bordeaux Blancs (the whites are often over-shadowed by the reds), followed by two hugely respected reds:

Virginie De Valandraud St Emillion Grand Cru 2009 – a right-bank cult favorite, the original “Garagiste” winemaker from a top vintage of our generation… 75% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Francand 5% Malbec, – fewer than 100 cases produced!
– 94 points from James Suckling and #34 on the Top 100 International Wine Report

Chateau Duhart-Milon Rothchild 2010 – baby Lafite made by the owners of Lafite, from grapes harvested directly next-door to Lafite in the fantastic 2010 vintage… Typical left-bank blend of 73% Cabernet Sauvignon 27% Merlot
– 96 points from Robert Parker

Once again the incredible Kate Romane and team from the Black Radish Kitchen will spare no effort in preparing a suitably Bordeaux-inspired meal. Looking forward to sharing these fabulous Bordeaux wines with you.

First Course 
crostini – mostardo – ricotta – fried sage

Maison Aguila Cremant de Limoux Brut NV

Second Course
white fish – stewed late summer tomato – olives – parsley – new potato – lemon oil

Jean Médeville et Fils Graves Blanc 2015
AND
Chateau Lamothe de Haux Bordeaux Blanc 2016

Third Course
arugula – bleu – rosemary roasted grapes – salt – walnuts – shallot vin

Fourth Course
grilled flank steak – thyme – garlic – warm cauliflower & green bean salad with bacon – tarragon black pepper crème fraiche

Virginie De Valandraud St Emillion Grand Cru 2009 (Right Bank)
AND
Chateau Duhart-Milon Rothchild Pauillac 2010 (Left Bank)

Fifth Course
cake citron framboise – whip – lemon curd

Please note that all sales are final. If you find you are unable to use your seats, please contact Kate and Jack and they will see if there is someone on the wait list who can use them (although this is not guaranteed).  

Thank you.