Shrine to the Vine
Wine store · Bloomsbury ·
Wine shop from Noble Rot offering natural to classic bottles
Wine shop from Noble Rot offering natural to classic bottles
"We are suckers for a funky logo and absolutely powerless in the face of good wine, therefore we have zero hope of not spending some serious cash at Shrine To The Vine. A brand new wine shop and delivery service from the people behind Noble Rot magazine (and importantly, wine bar heaven, Noble Rot), you can now officially head here for everything from classic wines to more left-field numbers that have huge present potential for your vino-loving mate. Find them a couple doors down from their OG wine bar on Lamb’s Conduit Street, open 10am - 8pm Monday to Saturday. Oh, and if wine isn’t your thing, know that they’re also stocking magazines." - heidi lauth beasley
"We are suckers for a funky logo and absolutely powerless in the face of good wine, therefore we have zero hope of not spending some serious cash at Shrine To The Vine. A brand new wine shop and delivery service from the people behind Noble Rot magazine (and importantly, wine bar heaven, Noble Rot), you can now officially head here for everything from classic wines to more left-field numbers that have huge present potential for your vino-loving mate. Find them a couple doors down from their OG wine bar on Lamb’s Conduit Street, open 10am - 8pm Monday to Saturday. Oh, and if wine isn’t your thing, know that they’re also stocking magazines. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"A new wine shop opened by the Noble Rot team on Lamb’s Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, established as part of their Keeling Andrew & Co. import business and reflecting the wines featured in the group's magazine and restaurants. In addition to a focused wine selection it stocks merchandise, magazines and books, and its logos and shop art were created by long‑time collaborator Jose Miguel Mendez (who also designed the label for the house 'Chin Chin' wine). The inventory emphasizes mature classics from Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rioja and Brunello, sought‑after grower Champagne and up‑and‑coming natural producers; highlighted bottles include François Rousset‑Martin’s lightly oxidative 'Cuvée Professor' 2018 (£58) and Justin Dutraive’s Fleurie 'La Madone' 2019 (£43). The retail launch was accelerated by the pandemic: as an importer the owners could leverage an existing stockholding but required new premises, staff and systems to service private customers to their desired standard." - Adam Coghlan
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