Tour de France Tastings - CLICK HERE to find out about weekly tastings of wines en route of the Tour.

Welcome to the New Winearray Website

Well, it's only taken a few years but I'm now taking the first step towards putting wines, cigars and other delights onto a website with online ordering.  It will take some time to add all the products to the website, but I felt it worthwhile opening the online shop with an initial limited range, which will grow gradually over the coming weeks (of Spring 2009).

As well as the wines, fortified wines and cigars (not forgetting the armagnacs, cognacs, whiskies, glasses and more besides), the website will keep you informed of what's going on in the shop and beyond.  Now that I've got myself organised in this area there'll be no stopping me applying a ruthless organisational streak to other activities, such as planning ahead each month to let you know what you can come and taste each week on Fridays and Saturdays; producing a quarterly tasting program; and, if you CLICK HERE, you can take advantage of a pre-selected case of delicious wines.

Red, White or Rose wines; still or sparkling; dry or off dry - so many decisions to make.   To help you act now before the warm weather has gone there are a few pointers below, all intended to excite the palate and quench the thirst.

Click on this Beaujolais link - great wines for warmer weather.

Award winning Neudorf wines from the Nelson region - lively, fresh and crisp whites from Sauvignon Blancs and Riesling grapes.  Click to find out more.

A stunner of a Rose from Provence, Domaine de Lansac, made from the little known Aubin grape - full of spring blossoms and dried petals

Mark Harris is a man on a mission, endeavouring to unearth some magical whisky stocks that are lurking untouched and unrealised in a deep, dark cellar somewhere in a mist shrouded, lochside castle.  Perhaps I exaggerate a touch, but there are some real gems amongst the spirits that Mark has selected to bottle.

CLICK HERE to read more about the current range of Harris Whiskies standing on one of Winearray's authentic dust laden shelves.