Skip to main content

COVID-19 - Business As Usual



In light of the Covid 19 pandemic and in the interests of our staff, customers and neighbours we took the decision on Monday March 16th that all the staff will work remotely from home.

All staff will be be working full time thus ensuring no delay in service to our clients.
All phones and messages will be forwarded and a member of staff will be visiting the office on a daily basis, thus ensuring business as usual.

Our warehouse EHD is fully operational for the time being and all your orders will be processed within the normal timeframe.

Please see our latest stock list with some very enticing wines to stock up on in these trying times.

Should you have any questions or concerns please contact our staff at the email addresses listed below:

Martin Lea – Head of Private Client Sales – UK & Asia
martin@gvwm.co.uk - 07740 000598

Kevin Narborough – Purchasing & Trade Sales Manager
kevin@gvwm.co.uk - 07966 100035

Alister Rayner – Sales & Marketing Manager
alister@gvwm.co.uk - 07470 397000

Operations Support – Katie Thornton & Christine Reeves
support@gvwm.co.uk

Sally Hutchison – Accounts Manager
sally@gvwm.co.uk

Tracy Narborough-Jago – Logistics Manager
tracy@gvwm.co.uk

Lara Hills – Accounts Support
accounts@gvwm.co.uk

We take this time to wish all of our clients and suppliers a safe time with your loved ones.

With regards from the whole team at Grand Vin Wine Merchants. 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The truly magical 2016 Château Cos d’Estournel

  We are delighted to offer a parcel of the truly magical 2016 Château Cos d’Estournel.  Château Cos d'Estournel is named after its 19th century owner, Louis-Gaspard d'Estournel, and it was he who built the beautiful oriental edifice that is a landmark for any tourist in the Médoc. Today Cos d'Estournel is without doubt the leading estate in St-Estéphe.  It is located in the south of the appellation on the border with Pauillac and its vineyards are superbly sited on a south-facing gravel ridge with a high clay content, just north of Lafite. ‘This is a monumental, benchmark Cos d’Estournel that will give not years but decades of pleasure’ Neal Martin   ...

Silvia Vannucci's Piaggia Carmignano Riserva 2019 & 2020 Piaggia Cabernet Franc Poggio de’Colli

  We all know the story of Super Tuscan wines, how in the 1970's the likes of Antinori broke the rules and introduced French grape varieties to Italy. Hold on. Re-wind. Quite far, in fact, back to the 1500's when Henry II of France married Catherine de Medici. The French gifted the Medici family some Cabernet vines, which they planted in their vineyards in Carmignano. Carmignano is a tiny 110 hectare appellation in Tuscany, protected from the cold of the north by the Apennines, and from the vagaries of coastal weather by the Montalbano hills, with soils rich in clay and schist. It already had a great reputation for growing local varieties like Sangiovese - by the 1700's it had already been given a protected classification - and it has been blending these with Cabernet varieties for hundreds of years. Roll forward to the 1970's, and Maur...

2018 Gaja Barbaresco

  This week we had the opportunity to taste the extraordinary new release from Gaja - the 2018 Barbaresco - with Gaia Gaja at Maccelaio restaurant in London.  The wine was absolutely stunning and this came as no surprise, as  Gaja decided to include all of their famed single vineyard juice (from Sori San Lorenzo, Sori Tildin & Costa Russi) into their estate Barbaresco.   Perfumed, complex and with such beautiful finesse and elegance, it was simply a joy to taste. 'The hallmark of the Gaja estate, the Barbaresco is sourced from 14 vineyards within Barbaresco and Treiso. For the 2018 vintage, there will be no single cru bottlings for Barbaresco' Jeb Dunnuck   Gaja Barbaresco has an extraordinary track record and this is a wine that the family have been making since 1859. It is 100% Nebbiolo sourced from the families various vineyards located in the municipality of Barbaresco. The winery was founded in 1859 in Langhe, Piedmont by Giovanni Gaja and it ...