Palhete (pronounced pa-lyet-uh) is an ancient traditional Portuguese wine making style made by co-fermenting red and white grapes together, to make a juicy, easy-going and drinkable wine.

Light ruby in colour, red berries, fruity and fresh, it sits between a dark rosé and a chilled red.

Cluricaun is a mischievous fairy in Irish folklore, known for his great love of drinking, and his tendency to haunt breweries pubs and wine cellars.

*NB: bottles sold separately; bottles cost £16 each*