Challenges in their sector are making wine more expensive in the UK. Retailers are struggling with challenges not seen in decades, notably due to growing sourcing prices and higher alcohol taxes. Which ends up with the wine-buying public paying more for their best-loved bottles. They confront these problems front on to get their clients what they feel everyone deserves – outstanding quality wine at everyday reasonable costs.
They realise you don’t drink a nice package, heavyweight glass bottles or expensive glossy pamphlets. So they concentrate on what matters – great tasting wine, amazing service and ensuring they give the very best value in every bottle. And they achieve this by working closely with excellent winemakers and wineries across the globe, delivering wines direct to their warehouse, cutting out the middle-men and eliminating big-brand marketing to make sure every cent goes on quality. After all, the main part about enjoying wine is what’s in the glass.
Thanks to the hard work and know-how of their staff, they’ve been able to bring you a superb range of wines, all under £10, with the added bonus of convenient online purchase and rapid home delivery. If you adore classic New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, velvety Argentinean Malbec or exquisite Italian sparkling wine you’ll discover what you love at the greatest possible value.
A Selection for Every Red Wine Lover
Red wines come in a wide spectrum of tastes and styles, from the rich and full-bodied Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon to the silky Merlot, juicy Malbec and refined Pinot Noir. Warehouse Wines’ red wine selection is a mixture of bottles from some of the most prominent wine producing countries in the world including Australia, Chile, France, Italy, Spain and South Africa. Styles range from light and fresh through to rich and fruity. The range has plenty of choice at affordable rates, from an easy-drinking bottle for a leisurely evening to a deeper red to accompany a big meal.
The Bight Shiraz – Australia 2025
Just off the coast of South Australia is the Great Australian Bight, a bay of powerful yet graceful turquoise blue waters, revered and loved by all who see it. They felt it only right to pay tribute to this wonderful bay with this wine. A shiraz from coastal vineyards influenced by the cooling effects of the Bight. Full of black plum, red fruit and spice flavours, all balanced by a lifting freshness. Serve with roast meat and lashings of gravy and crispy potatoes.
Bedford’s Winemaker’s Collection Shiraz 2024
This is a typical Australian Shiraz that hits a lot of the notes they strive for when adding wines to their portfolio. It is rich and full-bodied with plenty of dark fruit character and a nice hit of peppery spice on the lengthy, luscious finish. They suggest serving with high welfare butchers’ pork sausages, creamy mash potatoes and either a conventional onion gravy or a big tray of roasted Mediterranean veggies.
The Bight Merlot – Australia 2025
Just off the coast of South Australia is the Great Australian Bight, a bay of powerful yet graceful turquoise blue waters, revered and loved by all who see it. So they thought it only right to pay tribute to this wonderful Bay with this wine. This Merlot from coastal vines influenced by the chilling Bight has abundant aromas of blackberry, black pepper and mint, moderated by a refreshing lift. Serve with a grilled steak and crispy rosemary salted chips.
Final Thoughts on Red Wine
Warehouse Wines has a variety of styles, tastes and origins making it easy to try different red wines and find a bottle that suits your taste. From smooth and fruity to the deeper, more bodied, there is something to complement leisurely situations, dinner parties and special dinners equally.
