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Two hundred fifty-seven bins with twenty-two by-the-glass options spanning entry wines at £12 through to £6,500. The median sits at £158, with the first quartile at £98. Burgundy dominates with forty references, supported by Loire's sixteen and the Rhône's eleven. Artelium and Castagna each appear four times. Red comprises forty-three per cent of the list, white thirty-six per cent, with sparkling and dessert wines at ten and nine per cent respectively. Abruzzo, Beaujolais, Bekaa Valley, Campania and Castilla y León each appear once only. Drink across formats: magnums available, or explore by-the-glass selections from £11 to £255.

Four hundred and forty-eight bins span Piedmont, Rhône and Burgundy with particular depth. Entry wines start at £40, climbing to a median of £150; by-the-glass pours run £8–£79. Chamlija appears twelve times, Vega Sicilia ten. Red dominates at 48 per cent, white at 30 per cent, with sparkling and fortified each substantial. A 1961 Château Calon Ségur anchors the collection at £750. Abruzzo, Bekaa Valley and Corsica appear only once each. Approach this as a serious European list: drink older Bordeaux, or explore the Douro's underrated depth.