WINES
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Folklore Chardonnay 2019
LARRY CHERUBINO
Origin: Margaret River, Australia
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Chardonnay
ABV: 12.5%
Incredible bargain Chardonnay, which Erin Larkin named "Biggest Surprise" in her value wine tasting of over 700 Australian wines. Pronounced aromatics of melon, unripe pineapple, yellow apple, sweet citrus fruit. On the secondary front, there's a lot of gorgeous lees notes in forms of biscuit, yeast, fresh bread, vanilla. Palate is energetic and offers a ton of complexity. Expressive of the region and grape variety to the fullest. KIller value for money!
$16.00

Rouge 2018
DOMAINE DE RAPATEL
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Red
Grape(s): Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan, Cinsault, Merlot
ABV: 14%
The color is deep garnet here. The nose is fine, complex, on stewed plum, leather, dried orange peel…and lots of other things (including a hint of VA that brings things up nicely). The palate is just as fine, tense, with a silky and fresh material gradually gaining in density, and a decadent aromatic, marrying a vibrant fruit with tertiary notes. The finish delivers a fine tasty chew, with a return to the plum enhanced by citrus peel and spices.
$16.00
BUBBLY
Great palate cleansers to start the dinner with.

James 2021
ORMIALE
Origin: Bordeaux, France
Type: Ancestral Method
Grape(s): Malbec, Cabernet Franc
ABV: 12%
Bordeaux was always that region you had special feelings for, but never admitted it because your friends think it’s only for the bourgeois society and never buy them for their parties. But there are so many hidden gems in this region, especially when it comes to smaller, boutique producers like Ormiale. This sparkling beauty shows notes of ripe black fruit blended perfectly with the sour cherry tang and licorice in the background. The palate is fruit-driven with a brick wall of acidity and just a brush of tannins.
$139.00

Ombra Brut 30 Lune NV
NICOLA GATTA
Origin: Lombardy, Italy
Type: Traditional Method
Grape(s): Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
ABV: 12%
When Nicola Gatta fell in love with natural wine he decided to renounce the Franciacorta DOCG as they tried to restrict and control too much of his production. The fascinating thing about this winery is that the soils of Gussago are very similar to those of Champagne, so Chardonnay and Pinot Noir give exceptional expressions. Lovely aromas of dried meadow flowers, apple chips, lime curd, lime zest and fresh peach. Medium-bodied with quite some energy.
$139.00
WHITE
All wines are arranged by weight.

Niedermenniger Herrenberg Riesling Spätlese Feinherb 2023
HOFGUT FALKENSTEIN
Origin: Mosel, Germany
Type: Light
Grape(s): Riesling
ABV: 9%
In addition to the fine minerality, the nose reveals a lot of fruit in the form of yellow apple, peach, lemon, as well as a floral fragrance, white flowers and a little acacia honey. Everything is delicately and elegantly packaged to really get going on the palate. The radiant Riesling fruit shines together with tart herbal spice, then the expressive acidity follows, fizzes on the tongue, creating a wonderful balance with the playful fruit sweetness.
$99.00

Riesling 2023
CHALARI
Origin: Frankland River, Australia
Type: Light
Grape(s): Riesling
ABV: 12.5%
Alexis Christidis makes one of our favourite Rizzas from Australia. We are loving his 2023 releases and think they will pair phenomenally with the food you’re having today. Lime, ginger, a saline and savoury input too, some aniseed, green melon and apple. It’s juicy, but fleshy, something of a salted pistachio character, a dusty white peppery texture, with a tight mint and green apple finish of excellent length. A bit Germanic, in a way, and very good too.
$79.00

Bianco Di Mitja 2021
MITJA SIRK
Origin: Friuli, Italy
Type: Light
Grape(s): Tocai Friulano
ABV: 13.5%
Marzipan meets floral. Bright, lifted and cleansing bouquet – seems frisky, edgy. Smooth glide of flavour across the palate, a touch of waxiness to texture but underpinned with glossy acidity. It’s sort of juicy and yet crisp, and the finish has a likeable citrus freshness and sweet-sour pucker with a trail of marzipan nuttiness. Delicate, in a way, but has curves, and importantly great drinking.
$89.00

Folklore Chardonnay 2019
LARRY CHERUBINO
Origin: Margaret River, Australia
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Chardonnay
ABV: 12.5%
Incredible bargain Chardonnay, which Erin Larkin named "Biggest Surprise" in her value wine tasting of over 700 Australian wines. Pronounced aromatics of melon, unripe pineapple, yellow apple, sweet citrus fruit. On the secondary front, there's a lot of gorgeous lees notes in forms of biscuit, yeast, fresh bread, vanilla. Palate is energetic and offers a ton of complexity. Expressive of the region and grape variety to the fullest. KIller value for money!
$79.00

Ivag 2021
CASCINA DEGLI ULIVI
Origin: Piedmont, Italy
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Cortese
ABV: 12%
A distinct seaside white wine vibe here. Sea spray whiffs, fennel, lemon blossom, green apple and green almond scents feel inviting and voluminous. The palate, more saline elements, crisp green apple, green pear, faint nougat and an aniseed meets salt bush finish. It’s even, as the name suggests, and feels thirst-quenching and readily drinkable. It nails the variety, and delivers much charm. Good stuff.
$119.00

Chaponnières 2020
DOMAINE LEFORT
Origin: Burgundy, France
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Chardonnay
ABV: 13%
From a tiny appellation in Burgundy called Rully. As always this is a neat, well-composed and well-made wine but with this 2020 we see an increase in sheer intensity of fruit flavour. This release really does have a power to it. Citrus, grapefruit, green pineapple, pear and cedar notes take full command of the palate before pushing confidently through the finish. It’s taut but not too much; everything here feels perfectly placed.
$129.00
ORANGE
Orange wines are white wines made by fermenting the grape juice with the skins, similar to red wine production. This process imparts a rich amber or orange color to the wine. Orange wines are known for their unique flavors and textures, often displaying complexity, and tannins.

Vizija 2022
PETER RADOVIČ
Origin: Friuli, Italy
Type: Light
Grape(s): Malvazija Istriana
ABV: 12.5%
Bright amber in the glass. Nose is explosive, with scents of candle wax, lemon balm, green melon and some savoury, salty-nutty notes faintly there too. Also, dried flowers, a kind of rosy pot pourri. Slippery texture with a light, chalky pucker to close. Sensual, perhaps. It feels righteous. Deliciousness of flavour in all that fruit and savoury character, the nutty-yeasty notes amplified a bit. Complex, intriguing, brilliant wine.
$119.00

Koza Nostra 2018
BUTUL
Origin: Istria, Slovenia
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Malvazija
ABV: 13.5%
Koza Nostra takes you on a journey through the senses: it spends two years in stainless steel, one year in wooden barrels, and one year in glass demijohns. Along the way, a delicate ‘flor’ yeast cap developed, similar to what you’d find in sherry or vin jaune. This subtle oxidation creates a beautifully nutty flavour, with hints of fresh almonds and raw nut kernels. An incredible food wine that will go really well with the entire menu we have on for today.
$109.00

Tout Terriblement 2022
DOMAINE BRAND & FILS
Origin: Alsace, France
Type: Full
Grape(s): Gewürztraminer
ABV: 12.5%
One of our favourite orange wines on the list. Great with food, great by itself. Very floral and aromatic, lots of peach, nectarine, lychee, cumquat, frangipani, jasmine, yet feels well balanced and appealing in scents and flavours, particularly with the chalky pucker in texture and core of zingy, minerally acidity going on. Flows well, frisky and bright, refreshing and quietly complex. Smart wine.
$129.00

Lunatik Ladyland 2015
JEAN DELOBRE LA FERME DES SEPT LUNES
Origin: Rhône Valley, France
Type: Full
Grape(s): Marsanne, Roussanne
ABV: 13%
Lunatik Lady Land is what happens when convention goes out the window - and Jean Delobre is all about embracing that freedom. This declassified St Joseph Blanc didn’t fit the appellation's mold due to its oxidative character, so Jean simply said, “Screw it, the wine stays, but now it’s Vin de France.” On the nose, it bursts with tropical notes - think pineapple, mango, and guava - underscored by iodine and roasted hazelnuts. The palate follows with a rich texture that’s beautifully cut by a bright, zippy line of acidity, keeping each sip lively and fresh.
$109.00

Roza 2021
BURJA
Origin: Vipavska Dolina, Slovenia
Type: Full
Grape(s): Pinot Gris
ABV: 14.5%
In the heart of the stunning Vipava Valley, just a stone’s throw from the Italian border, lies Burja. Spanning 7 hectares of carefully tended vineyards, this historic estate carries its legacy since 1499. A true reflection of the land’s beauty and tradition. Really nice orange peel aromas, green mango, peach, apricot, wild flowers. A lot going on here. Palate is grippy on the tannic front, rich on the fruit front, long finish. Such an enjoyable wine.
$89.00

Céleste 2020
LES CIGALES DANS LA FOURMILIÈRE
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Full
Grape(s): Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains
ABV: 14.5%
There comes a time in our lives when we figure out that we have forgotten how to take a step back and enjoy simple pleasures, be that just a sunny day's picnic or a beer in hand with best mates you haven’t seen in years. Cracking open a bottle of Céleste offers a new sense of liberation, a fresh perspective on the world. This wine does a lot, simply slipping into the palate with comfort and refreshment. Curious wine. Compelling in its own way. Easy to like. Easy to drink.
$139.00
ROSÉ
Rosés are like summer in a glass - refreshingly crisp, with the perfect balance of fruity sweetness and textures, making every sip feel like a mini vacation. At In Bad Company, we choose more exciting styles to pair with our dishes and bring more attention to this category.

Un Grain de Folie 2022
DOMAINE MĂMĂRUTÁ
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Light
Grape(s): Syrah, Carignan, Macabeu
ABV: 12%
A blend of two black grapes and one white. From a producer that we really love and whose wines you will see often on our list. Peach tea, melon, a herb and floral perfume, fennel seeds, strawberries too. It’s juicy, but balanced, lots of fresh strawberry and raspberry, bright acidity, with a chalky and dusty texture. A glycerol slipperiness, though it finishes tight, with a twist of blood orange and excellent length. Nice.
$89.00
RED
All wines are arranged by weight.

Kézako? 2022
DOMAINE MĂMĂRUTÁ
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Light
Grape(s): Carignan
ABV: 11.5%
Intense small black berries, herbs de Provence perfume, some blood orange peel here too. It’s medium-bodied, bright and cool in acidity, but dense in dark fruit flavour, tannin is tight and silty, and that combination of earthiness, floral and herb mouth-perfume is really so fetching. The finish is long and bright, and gee it drinks well and offers so much interest, with something of a scrubby wild country feel. We like this a lot.
$89.00

Easy Game 2023
SÉBASTIEN MORIN
Origin: Beaujolais, France
Type: Light
Grape(s): Gamay
ABV: 12.5%
We’ve spent a lot of time with Sébastien Morin when he visited Singapore last year, hearing him throw around the phrase “Easy Game.” When asked why, Sébastien explained it’s the rare bottle in his winemaking journey that came together seamlessly, a remarkable achievement considering his zero-zero, no-intervention philosophy. Easy Game is anything but simple in the glass. This wine strikes the perfect balance between depth and drinkability. Smooth tannins and ripe red fruit bring structure, while its vibrant energy keeps it effortlessly approachable.
$109.00

La Haute Ronzé 2019
NICOLAS CHEMARIN
Origin: Beaujolais, France
Type: Light
Grape(s): Gamay
ABV: 13%
This is tightly wound and compact with a slight haze to texture and a pleasing balance of sweet-sour-bitter of red berry fruit and herbal elements. It’s quite zesty as a red wine, succulent in texture too, a refreshing, if not crisp finish. Tart cherries, rose hip tea, a faint ginger element, dried basil and cardamom spice are the quarry. It feels very modern and bright and drinks suuuuper well.
$119.00

La Korse 2021
KOERNER
Origin: Clare Valley, Australia
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Sangiovese, Grenache, Sciacarello, Malbec, Carignan
ABV: 12.8%
Corsican-inspired blend. An edgy and energetic wine with its vivacious acid profile and general pluck and crunch. Red cherries galore at the crisper edge of their profile. Strawberry in there too. A bitter-tartness amongst that more recognisable flavours. There’s a faint slosh of cola, a faint lick of liquid cinnamon/clove spice too. Tannins are firming, stony and proper. It feels a bit on the leaner side. Get some red sauce meatballs happening and watch it work its magic.
$119.00

Les Trois Verres 2021 1.5L
DOMAINE DAVID BEAUPÉRE
Origin: Beaujolais, France
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Gamay
ABV: 13%
This is a slightly aged, but still extremely fresh, jubey and juicy red from David Beaupére. Some crisp edges, lots of sappy red cherry, a bit of white pepper, some green herbs and a touch of dried cranberry tang. It’s a fun drink, a little spritzy on entry as well (gets shrugged off), lively, bright therefore and generally just a barrel of fun. Nothing too cerebral, but well made, good fruit, great thing to guzzle with lots of friends.
$269.00

Pinot Noir 2022
MARCO LUBIANA
Origin: Tasmania, Australia
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Pinot Noir
ABV: 13%
A sappy and snappy Pinot Noir, crisp and bright, red cherry fruited with some pickled cherry elements, faint clove, some smoky paprika and mint. Pleasing bitter amaro characters with flavours and scents matching well. Sits at just shy of medium weight, a potency here no doubt. A spice trail lingering and puckering in the palate, flighty tannins shaping things nicely to a fine chew through the finish. For drinkers of the variety there’s depth and complexity in spades. Nicely done.
$159.00

Pinot Noir 2022
PETER WETZER
Origin: Sopron, Hungary
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Pinot Noir
ABV: 13%
This is an interesting Pinot Noir from an “exotic” region. It’s certainly complex, which is always a good starting point. It tastes fresh, almost frisky, but then it has good ripe notes too, the latter courtesy of macerated red berry flavours, combined with subtle woodsmoke infusions, and rounds of twiggy herbs. Reduction has been used to positive effect and the wine’s tannin has a gummy softness. A very pretty red wine.
$119.00

Spätburgunder 2022
PETER JAKOB KÜHN
Origin: Rheingau, Germany
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Pinot Noir
ABV: 13%
We’ve been drinking Kühn’s Rieslings for the longest time and now it’s time to showcase his flawless red. Aromatic, spicy, black cherry, cinnamon and earth, grilled meat and dark chocolate. Red fruit and black fruit. Plush tannin, firm but stony, has an almost primal earthy character to it combined with dried herb, orange peel, chicory and beetroot/seaweed. Lots of cinnamon and beefy red fruit through the finish, and a little oak. A distinctive and good wine.
$139.00

Kekfrankos 2021
PETER WETZER
Origin: Sopron, Hungary
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Kékfrankos
ABV: 13.5%
Perhaps you might already know this grape by its better-known name, Blaufränkisch. Cherry juice, peat and pencil shavings, dried herbs and spice. It’s medium-bodied, sour dark cherries with an earthy fungal quality, bright sappy acidity, distinct ‘mineral’ character mathcing both the acidity and tannin. All silty and rich, with a glassy and juicy finish of excellent length. It’s kind of an ‘off-road’ wine, but really interesting and good to drink.
$89.00

Heretaunga Cru 2018
SMITH & SHETH
Origin: Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
Type: Medium
Grape(s): Syrah
ABV: 12.5%
An outstanding vintage from a classic Syrah region. What a gem. Very fresh on the nose with ripe black fruit that comes in forms of both fresh and jammy blueberry, blackcurrant and plum. Hints of tar, black pepper and stewed meat. Medium-bodied, but packs an enjoyable fruit concentration - like stuffing your mouth with licorice that's beautifully sweet and refreshing at the same time. Ripe tannins, followed by an acidity that's still well and kicking. Pair with lamb and let your senses take you into another dimension.
$129.00

Rouge 2018
DOMAINE DE RAPATEL
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Full
Grape(s): Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan, Cinsault, Merlot
ABV: 14%
The color is deep garnet here. The nose is fine, complex, on stewed plum, leather, dried orange peel…and lots of other things (including a hint of VA that brings things up nicely). The palate is just as fine, tense, with a silky and fresh material gradually gaining in density, and a decadent aromatic, marrying a vibrant fruit with tertiary notes. The finish delivers a fine tasty chew, with a return to the plum enhanced by citrus peel and spices.
$79.00

Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
CHERUBINO
Origin: Margaret River, Australia
Type: Full
Grape(s): Cabernet Sauvignon
ABV: 14.5%
This is a true classic. It’s firm but fleshy. Oak-influenced but fruit-driven. Toast and peppercorn, blackcurrant and dark chocolate. Mint too. Tannin strikes through the back half of the wine but fruit flushes straight on through it. It’s a great wine for the cellar, but we love to make it approachable with a good decant and some serious meat. Squeaky clean wine. Quality at its most steady and reliable.
$169.00

Cuvée Arthur 2009
DOMAINE DE RAPATEL
Origin: Languedoc, France
Type: Full
Grape(s): Grenache, Syrah
ABV: 14.5%
This is a lustier red than most from Rapatel. Breathy with ripe, forest berry fruitiness, some mocha and char in game meat and dried herbs. The metrics of the varieties stack up well in flavour and scent, the richness and toastiness and warmth just a tad out from freshness but you get a generous red here of fuller weight done well. A good scrunch of tannins helps to freshen things too. It’s got charm in its bolder way.
$129.00

Rosso NV
DARIO PRINČIČ
Origin: Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
Type: Full
Grape(s): Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
ABV: 13%
This is a more quiet expression of your typical Bordeaux blend. Pencil shavings and subtle earthiness, tobacco. Some notes of blue and black fruit perfume, light spicy and nutty oak in play, a little mint, menthol and green herb. It’s medium-bodied, savoury but with brightness and energy, tannin has something of a graphite grip, and the wine feels very composed and comfortable in its skin. Finishes long, red-fruited, cocoa-dusted and fresh.
$129.00

Rùbeo 2018
L’ARCO
Origin: Veneto, Italy
Type: Full
Grape(s): Rondinella, Corvina, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Molinara
ABV: 16%
A savory beast, with a burst of smoke and crushed rocks giving way to white pepper-tinged black cherries and wild herbs. It sweeps across the palate with silky textures and polished wild berry fruits, propelled by zesty acidity as salty mineral tones saturate toward the close. It finishes saline and youthfully tannic yet still quite fresh, leaving rosy inner florals and a chalky sensation that lingers on and on.
$179.00