Well-balanced, dry Chenin Blanc White Wine from Stonedale. Fragrant with fresh citrus & pineapple fruit flavours that mix with apple & lime on the palate. Perfect white meats & light pasta dishes. ...

The legend of Ginger Joe is inspired by ginger Joseph stone. He was a London greengrocer & the founder of the illustrious noble house of stone. It was in 1740 that Ginger Joe produced his first batch of ginger beer & he described it as a tipple that literally singed the tips of his tache. This image has now been immortalised on every bottle of the refreshing feisty alcoholic ginger beer. Legend has it that Joe was a fanatic about the tantalising taste of the ginger root & this is what made him want to create a real ginger beer. ...

The legend of Ginger Joe is inspired by ‘ginger' Joseph stone. He was a London greengrocer & the founder of the illustrious noble house of stone. It was in 1740 that Ginger Joe produced his first batch of ginger beer & he described it as ‘a tipple that literally singed the tips of his tache. This image has now been immortalised on every bottle of the refreshing feisty alcoholic ginger beer. Legend has it that Joe was a fanatic about the tantalising taste of the ginger root & this is what made him want to create a real ginger beer. ...

The root of Stones Original Ginger wine dates back to 1740 when a company called the Finsbury Distilling Company was founded in the city of London. During this era the drinks business was booming & distilleries were flourishing across London. There was widespread drunkenness & it was beginning to cause concern & in 1751 an act was passed to prohibit the selling of alcohol direct from distillers to the public. Finsbury distilling company needed to get a retailer & they chose Joseph Stones, a green grocer in Holborn. They begun to make ginger wine & it was know to be ginger Joe so the company adopted this name for this ginger wine. Made from the finest top quality raisins & pure ground ginger, Stone's Ginger wine quickly became the flagship product for the company. Sales boomed in the 19th century mainly because of an epidemic & many thought that ginger was a cure. It was also believed that it helped with digestion & was an aphrodisiac. The company continued to grow even when Joe retired & his son came into the business as an apprentice sales man, who travelled the world spreading the name of Ginger Joe wines. ...

Stones Ginger wines was created in 1740 by the Finsbury Distilling company. The wine is made from a secret recipe containing raisins, ginger & a pepper from Australia. Perfect to drink on its own, or ad to a scotch whiskey. ...

Stowells of Chelsea Colombard Chardonnay Australian White Wine; A dry white has tropical fruit & peach flavours with a little oak providing a buttery-vanilla finish. Delicious when served chilled, the flavours bursting to life. ...

A Chilean Sauvignon Blanc that is produced by Stowells Wine Merchants est. 1878. This wine has fruity dry taste of peaches & limes. This wine is the perfect accompaniment to finish dishes. ...

With its medium sparkling body & crisp apples notes, Stowford Apple Cider is a wonderful thirst quencher on a hot summers day. ...

Stranger & Sons Gin from Third Eye Distillery is made from a combination of botanicals such as lemon, coriander, pepper alongside a selection of Indian citrus peels, orange & Gondhoraj limes. Enjoy it neat or in cocktails. ...

£45 OFFSpecial Release Speyside Single Malt A strong contender in the Special Releases range; Strathmill 25 Year Old the lightest of the line up. The trademark grassy tones of Strathmill are mellowed in refill American oak, imparting a wonderful creamy sweetness to the whisky. ...