Wines
JJ McWilliam Shiraz
Rp.312,000Enjoyed with grilled or roasted meats. This soft and full bodied fruit driven wine showcases flavours of plum, black berry and cherry combined with subtle fine tannins.
JJ McWilliam Pinot Grigio
Rp.312,000A family tribute to the legacy of an Australian wine pioneer, this range delivers delicious and easy-drinking wines that balance full, smooth flavours. The J.J. McWilliam Pinot Grigio
JJ McWilliam Chardonnay
Rp.312,000From the famous McWilliam’s label, one of Australia’s most awarded wineries, this generous Chardonnay has fresh fruit flavours and a pleasant creamy texture. McWilliam’s reflect pride of their history with this JJ label, which stands for John James, son of founder Samuel McWilliam. This is one of those wines in which the quality far exceeds the price.
JJ McWilliam Cabernet Merlot
Rp.312,000A family tribute to the legacy of an Australian wine pioneer, this range delivers delicious and easy-drinking wines that balance full, smooth flavours. The J.J. McWilliam Cabernet Merlot pairs rich plums and licorice with oaky vanillin.
Jepun Sparkling Wine
Rp.286,000Jepun Sparkling Rosé is made in the same traditional méthode champenoise style as Tunjung. It is blushed by the gentle pressing of the locally grown Alphonse-Lavallée grapes. Enhanced by lively mousse this Rosé Sparkling wine is slightly sweet and displays hints of youthful aromas and tropical fruit. It is Indonesia’s first champagne method sparkling wine.
Jepun is highly suitable for appetizer and deserts but it is also a perfect wine to have on its own.G7 Sauvignon Blanc
Rp.300,000Aromas of papaya and melon are hit with a slight sulfuric note. This feels plump, with mild citric acidity. Flavors of grapefruit, lime and grass are green and bright, but turn pithy on the finish.
G7 Merlot
Rp.300,000Red Wine with aromas of Cherries, Strawberries and Raspberries, Delicate round sweet and pleasant tannins.
G7 Gran Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon
Rp.474,000Deep ruby colour, this wine is full of sweet, ripe fruits, cranberries, cassis and spearmint. Powdery tannins in the mouth with rich, toasty oak.
G7 Chardonnay
Rp.300,000Scents of tropical of mango and banana are offset by a hint of citrus. Creamy and soft on the palate, this tastes of lime and green herbs. A banana flavor carries the finish.
G7 Carmenere
Rp.300,000Red bright carmine colour with a blue background. Interesting development of aromas to wild black fruits, blackberries and red prunes, with some spicy notes. On the palate is silky, slightly sweet, with chocolate, toffee and mint notes. Creamy and elegant finish.
G7 Cabernet Sauvignon
Rp.300,000Dry, spicy aromas of tobacco, cedar, vanilla and berry fruits come together nicely. This Maule Valley Cab is fresh and harmonious across the palate, with nothing too pushy. Complex, balsamic flavors of olives, herbs, dried berries, turned earth and cocoa finish dry, peppery and elegant.
Durvillea Sauvignon Blanc
Rp.430,000Fresh spring pea and cut grass aromas leap from the glass, while crisp flavours of lime, candied lemon, gooseberry and stony minerals are carried by a zingy acidity on the palate.
Durvillea Pinot Grigio
Rp.372,000A Pinot Grigio with a new world twist. Fruit was selected from the Wairau and Waihopai valleys and used in the Durvillea blend to give perfumed and restrained fragrance, yellow golden hues and whilst crisp and fresh with a classy dryness, it has a hint of ripe pears and minerality on the palate. Light bodied, but great with food, it has balanced acidity and has a rich smooth finish. The flavour of the new world with some restrained elegance of the old world!
A vivid green seaweed, known as Durvillea, waves from the sea along Marlborough`s rocky coastline, clinging to rocks at low tide. To the locals, it is known as Bull Kelp or Rimurapa. Our winemaker Simon Waghorn was drawn to Durvillea when studying toward a Masters of Natural Resources in 1980. He was planning to farm seaweed but changed course to undertake a career in winemaking. Its strong lines, shapes, textures and colours were the inspiration for this wine. It is symbolic of Simon Waghorn`s pure and complex wines from his acclaimed Astrolabe Winery. His wife, Jane Forrest Waghorn recognised there is a market demand for a high quality, accessible wine. The result is a strong distinctive brand, producing beautiful wines which come from sustainable vineyards and are environmentaly friendly.
Black Cottage Sauvignon Blanc
Rp.412,000This Sauvignon Blanc has an expressive nose full of citrus zing, golden kiwifruit, wet stone, gooseberry and tomato stalk. The lively palate is packed full of blackcurrant leaf, gooseberry and rockmelon flavours with a delicious line of salinity and a refreshingly dry finish.
Black Cottage Rose
Rp.400,000An attractive, fresh, and stylish New Zealand Rosé full of heirloom rose petals, coconut and sandalwood aromas. Elegant and well-balanced, this wine shows undertones of raspberries, burnt sugar and chalky notes which lead to a dry, mineral finish.
Black Cottage Pinot Gris
Rp.400,000A mouth quenching, dry pinot gris filled with aromas of quince, mandarin peel and cinnamon. The palate is textured and lively, with fresh acidity and great balance. Flavours of lemon sherbet and toffee apple come through with a twist of spice on the finish.
Aust Mcwilliem Cabernet Merlot
Rp.340,000This [yellow tail] Merlot is everything a great wine should be – soft, velvety and easy to drink.
Flavour
Dark plums, mulberries and spice
Enjoy
With antipasto, good times and great friends
Astrolabe Wairau Riesling
Rp.495,000- Colour/Appearance Pale, lemon-straw.
- Aroma/Bouquet Fresh apples, lemon and lime, citrus flower and light stone-fruit.
- Palate Medium bodied wine with apricot, zingy citrus and crisp apple flavours, some lemon-honey and a fresh finish.
- Cellaring Will reward careful cellaring, through the development of bottle age complexities. However, the wine is already drinking well.
- Suggested Foods This wine is excellent as an aperitif before a meal, but also able to partner a wide range of food, from crayfish and scallops through to pork and spicy foods.
- Serve Chilled.
Astrolabe Sauvignon Blanc
Rp.485,000A spotlessly clean and fresh example of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Balanced citrus and gooseberry flavours flowing into an impeccably dry, crisp finish!
Astrolabe Pinot Rose
Rp.560,000- Colour/Appearance Delicate shade of rose gold
- Aroma/Bouquet Quince and rhubarb crème brûlée, rosewater and bottled stonefruit
- Palate Medium bodied dry wine with round, mouth filling flavours of crabapple jelly and quince paste
- Cellaring Best enjoyed while young and fresh, though made to age gracefully
- Suggested Foods Light salad or pasta dishes, paella, charcuterie, prawn cocktail, and grilled haloumi
- Serve Lightly chilled
Astrolabe Pinot Noir
Rp.630,000legant and plush, with fresh cherry flavours that are supple and smooth, accented by hints of cream soda and red licorice. Offers bright acidity and lingering clove nuances.
Astrolabe Pinot Gris
Rp.485,000Grown in the Waihopai and Awatere Valleys. The Gris has aromas of white fleshed stonefruit and fresh pear, with a little vanilla pod, cardamom and citrus zest. The palate is pure, easy-drinking wine with a fine minerality and delicacy of structure. Stonefruit and pear flavours dominate.
Astrolabe Marlborough Chardonnay
Rp.450,000Astrolabe Province Chardonnay has aromas of full ripe melon and dried stone fruits and fig, light nut meal and brûlée notes, with some light leesiness. A wine of gentle creaminess and elegant texture, with tropical and stone fruit flavours, pleasing weight and long, dry finish.
Country: New Zealand
Region: Marlborough
Grape Variety: Chardonnay
ABV: 13.0%
Closure: Screw-capAstrolabe Kekerengu Svignon Blanc
Rp.550,000Fresh apples, lime juice and lemon zest, with aromatic citrus flower in the background, Zingy, fresh ripe lime and lemon flavours, crisp apples, and a long and clean zesty finish, This wine will continue to develop rewarding flavour and bottle complexity with ageing.
- Suggested Foods Try with crustaceans such as lobster mornay, white fish like sole and flounder, or Thai salads. The low alcohol makes the wine great for summer lunches
- Serve At a good chill
Astrolabe Awatere Valley Sauvignon Blanc
Rp.450,000A super special on a superb example of Awatere Sauvignon from Marlborough’s expert in white varieties. With aroma of Blackcurrant leaf, lime zest, lemongrass and elder flower. The palate is medium-bodied with white currants and preserved lemon, fresh herbs and a dry, savoury and weighty finish.
Wine Style: New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
Region: Marlborough
Grape Variety: Sauvignon Blanc
Closure: Screw-capAlexandria
Rp.184,800Alexandria is made from the Belgia grapes grown in Hatten Wines’ vineyards. The grapes, ripe and sugar-filled, are processed to bring the very fruity and perfumed grape flavour to its delightful taste. Sweet wines are appreciated as some of the most complex and impressive flavours and aromas in the wine world.
This medium-sweet white wine is very aromatic with grapey characters and lovely floral perfume. The fruity palate is well balanced between sweetness and acid, leaving a refreshing aftertaste.
The wine takes its name from the Muscat of Alexandria, with which it finds similarities in flavour.Aga White
Rp.184,800Aga White is Hatten Wines’ dry white. It is a delightful wine made from the Belgia grapes grown in our own vineyards on the North Coast of Bali. Fermentation is conducted at a low temperature in the Sanur winery, in order to preserve the lemon-lime flavours. Aga White takes its name from the word ‘authentic’ in Balinese.
Aga Red
Rp.184,800AGA Red is a medium bodied red wine made from local Alphonse-Lavallée grapes. This a medium bodied wine is often associated with Beaujolais-Nouveau. Aga Red takes its name from the word ‘authentic’ in Balinese.
The wine presents a colour with cherry red impressions. AGA Red takes its name from the word authentic in the Balinese language. Aga Red’s medium weight and astringency are best suited for spicy dishes and makes a great match with grilled meats. Like many red wines, Aga Red is best served slightly chilled.
