Eyre Brothers,
68-70 Leonard Street,
EC2A 4QX
T:020 7613 5346


"Cooking at Eyre Brothers ... is executed with aplomb"- Nick Foulkes, Evening Standard

 

Opening Times
Monday – Friday
12.00 - 2.45 pm
6.30 - 10.45 pm

Saturday
7 -
10.45 pm

Sunday
12.30 -
4.00 pm

 

 

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Eyre Brothers Wine List ...
White Wines, Red Wines, Rose Wines, Champagne & Sparkling Wines, Cocktails

White Wines
We base the range around the many delicate floral wines from Iberia that complement seafood so well with more familiar wines from France which in this current list generally provide more body.
Viura / Chardonnay, 2003 Vega Sindoa, Navarra, Spain
Light, clean, floral aromas, mixed with flavours of apricots and pears
175ml £3.75
75cl £14.95
Dom Campos, 2003, Terras do Sado, Portugal
Aromatic nose, dry palate. Exhibiting white fruit with good balance
£16.80
“Con Class”, 2004, Rueda Blanco, Cuevas de Castilla, Spain
Verdejo complements the crisp gooseberry flavours of the sauvignon blanc in this wine and brings additional richness to the palate
£17.00
Rioja Blanco, 2004, Bodegas Montecillo, Rioja, Spain
We are fans of this winery – crisp grassy-gooseberry, modern, unoaked, white rioja
175ml £4.00
75cl £17.00
Castas de Santar, 2004, Dão, Portugal
Delicious, interesting, dry white, low key fruit aromas backed by dry, deep, herbal flavours
£19.80
“Defesa”, 2003, Herdade do Esporão, Alentejo, Portugal
Beautifully balanced and structured wine - fresh fruit aromas are backed with a full rich palate
£21.50

Sauvignon Blanc, 2003, Forrest Estate, Marlborough, New Zealand
Classic NZ Sauvignon. Full-on gooseberry and blackcurrant leaf aromas with the palate adding citrus zest and flint.

175ml £6.00
75cl £25.00
“Lenton Brae”, 2003, Semillon-Sauvignon, Western Australia
Benchmark wine from this small winery, in the best area for this blend. Smooth and flavourful
£27.00
Albariño, 2003, Bodegas Castro Martin, Rias Baixas, Galicia, Spain
Grapefruit zest, leafy green sparkle softened and broadened and given a touch of spice on the finish by the merest hint of oak
175ml £6.50
75cl £28.00
Sancerre, 2003, “Pierrier de la Chapelle”, Domaine Bailly-Reverdy, France
Stacked with bright green fruit this wine has great restraint and a tight mineral complexity
£29.90
Alvarinho, 2003, “Muros Antigos”, Monçao, Minho, Portugal
Delicate and fresh with citrus notes, mineral salts and underlying honey tones.Lively on the palate
£30.00
Albariño de Fefiñanes, Rias Baixas, Galicia, Spain
Classic seafood wine, light, fragrant and dry mixing gentle citrus notes with saline minerals
£31.50

Saint Veran, “Les Rochats”, 2003, Domaine de la Croix Senaillet, France
Punching way above its weight, this elegant chardonnay balances restrained tropical fruit with good minerality. Competition for full-blown Burgundy A.C.’s

£32.00
Bourgogne Blanc, 2001 Clos du Château de Puligny-Montrachet, France
A huge change at this producer has reduced yields and cropping levels-transforming the wine. Great white burgundy, balancing restrained fruit, sufficient grip with a lick of elegant oak. Drink now before the price escalates
£37.50
Riesling, 2003, Josmeyer, Alsace, France
Legendary producer; this riesling has the classic tension between pure fruit balanced with acid, giving the distinctive riesling structure with pure fruit flavours of great depth
£37.50
Chablis1er cru, 2002, “Forêts” Domaine Moreau-Naudet, France
Classic “dry-pebble” Chablis. Pure, restrained fruit providing minerality and flintiness this is quintessential 1er cu Chablis from an up and coming producer
£38.00
Chassagne Montrachet, 2001, Chateau de la Maltroye, France
Exquisite perfume, good weight of ripe tropical chardonnay fruit in excellent structural balance. Great white burgundy from an up and coming producer
£54.00
Corton-Charlemagne, 1998, Chateau de Corton André, Burgundy, France
One of the world’s greatest white wines. Combines complex perfumes with power and structure but never losing elegance – great length
£95.00
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Red Wines
A wide range of exemplary wines from Iberia, balancing traditionalists and more modern producers with some of the fabulous table wines now emerging from less well-known areas - as well as excellent examples chosen from other parts of the world.

“La Copa”, 2002, Bodegas Aragonesas, DO Campo de Borja, Spain
Unoaked tempranillo, good, lively sweet cherry fruit, with grip and acidity on the finish, excellent value

175ml £3.50
75cl £14.95
Rioja Tinto, 2004, Bodegas Navajas, DO Rioja, Spain
Mature nose with elegant sweet berry fruit, soft tannins providing grip
175ml £4.50
75cl £18.85
“Poema”, 2004, Jalon, Calatayud, Spain
Complexity from old garnacha vines in very poor soil. Rich, full and spicy Spanish country wine at its best
£21.00
Inurrieta “Norte”, 2003, Bodega Inurrieta, Navarra, Spain
Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, give a Spanish expression of northern grapes. Smoky, berried, and fine
£21.00
Quinta do Crasto, 2003, Douro, Portugal
Classic port grapes made into a rich, smooth stylish wine balancing fruit with good structure
175ml £5.50
75cl £22.20
Rioja Crianza, 2001, Bodegas Montecillo, Rioja, Spain
Quintessential crianza - strawberry/raspberry fruit given a lean and spicy finish from short oak aging
175ml £5.70
75cl £23.00
“Monte Negro”, 2003, Felix Sanz, Ribera del Duero, Spain
Full dark fruit flavours of damson and black cherry integrated with some toasty oak
£23.50
“Chaminé”, 2003, Jorgensen, Alentejo, Portugal
Full, ripe berry fruit, beautifully balanced with soft tannins and acid
175ml £6.00
75cl £24.50
“Cal Pla”, 2002, Mas d’en Compte, Priorat, Spain
Highly regarded wine maker producing a really vinous red. Berry fruit with good balance,great suppleness and an elegant palate

£27.00

“Defesa”, Tinto, 2003, Herdade do Esporão, Alentejo, Portugal
Highly savoury red, displaying dark fruits of damsons and plums. Full on the palate, but very well balanced
£29.00
Rioja Reserva, 1998, Bodegas Montecillo, Rioja, Spain
Nicely aged in bottle, the wine has fine penetrating aroma, with mature fruit on the palate,drinking perfectly
£34.00
“Sanfir” Crianza, 2001, Bodegas Casa del Venta del Moro, Utiel-Requena, Spain
Mix of local and classic grape varieties to create a stunning, elegant wine perfectly balanced with oak .Excellent perfume, and great finish.
£34.50
“TÉ”, Garrafeira, 1999, Jose Maria de Fonseca, Bairrada, Portugal
Lovely mature wine displaying aromas of plums and rosehips, with an elegant maturing palate of prunes and tea. Huge barriques make this a very dry wine, excellent at lunch time
£37.00
Calheiros Cruz, Touriga Naçional, 2002, Douro, Portugal 
This stunning example - from the region famous for Port - shows why the region is now shaking the wine world with its table wine. Made from Touriga Naçional-(port’s finest grape- this wine exhibits massive dark fruit, liquorice, violets and tobacco on the nose -reminiscent of Port. It is still youthful with chewy tannins, huge structure and

£38.00

Volnay, 2002, Clos De Cave, Burgundy, France
A lesser known producer has created a delicious, ripe full pinot noir.  Fabulous raspberry pinot nose gives onto a full rich, smooth plate – great value.
£45.00
“Geyserville”, 2001, Ridge, Sonoma, California
Legendary winery, producing full-blown Californian Zinfandel. Massive in the mouth, super-richdark stone fruit flavours

£45.50

Rioja Gran Reserva, 1994, Bodegas Ontañon, Rioja, Spain
Beautiful, mature Rioja from a great vintage. Very elegant, restrained and complex with wild strawberry notes balanced with toasty oak

£49.50
“Tirant”, Rotllan Torra, Priorat, Catalunya, Spain
Full style of Priorat with complexity coming from ancient low yielding vines, each bottle hand numbered
£60.00
Gevery Chambertin, 1995, Domaine de La Guyonniére, Antonin Guyon, Burgundy
Nicely mature rich burgundy with good mature pinot fruit
£71.00
Chateau Montrose, 1986, 2eme Cru Classé, St. Estéphe, Bordeaux, France
Known for its complexity and longevity Montrose is the quintessential claret with blackcurrant fruit,cedar wood nose, and plenty of structure.
£122.00
Clos de Vougeot, 1998, Domaine Henri Clerc et fils, Burgundy, France
One of the world’s great vineyards has produced a full, sumptuous but elegant burgundy in thehands of M. Clerc
£140.00
Barca Velha, 1995, Casa Ferreirinha, Douro, Portugal
Elevated to first-growth status in 1973, after 50 years of consistent over-performance. This fabulous Bordeaux is coming into maturity nicely
£198.00
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Rosé Wine
“Mediodia”, 2004, Bodegas Inurrieta, Navarra, Spain
Dry but lushly flavoured rose wine from a new winery. Rosehip & cherry aromas with a decent amount of body makes it a good partner to food
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175ml £4.60
75cl £21.00
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Champagne and Sparkling Wine
The restaurant world is awash with champagnes of varying qualities. Pol Roger, Churchill’s favourite marque, provides full bodied, balanced, classy wines across the range, consistently rated at the top end by experts – and we agree.
 
Pol Roger White Label    
Full bodied, balancing clean fruit with toasty notes, using mature wines giving greater complexityand substance than usual in a “House” blend
125ml £9.00
75cl £45.00
Pol Roger Rose   
Arguably the best of pink champagnes - delicate floral notes of wild rose caress the nose before a fuller more robust palate with rosehip and raspberry, tremendous fresh balance but with real depth – compellingly delicious
£69.00
Pol Roger 1996 Vintage   
All Pol’s vintages are good- this is great. The additional bottle age provides a softer fuller nose
with hints of honey through the fresh, zesty first notes leading onto a still lively but broad, complex palate. Nearing its 10th birthday it is drinking perfectly delicious
£81.00
Raventos i Blanc, Brut Reserva, Sant Sadurni d’Anoia, Catalunya, Spain  
Superb crisp cava, balancing fresh lemony zest and toast, to give an aristocratic interpretation of Spain’s best-known sparkler. “L’Origen del Cava”
125ml £6.00
75cl £29.00
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Cocktails
A range for every taste and every occasion – but we will be pleased to make any other cocktails you desire.
Highballs and Punches:

Collins ... Choice of vodka, gin or rum

£6.00
Sloe gin Fizz  ... Sloe Gin, Lemon Juice, sugar, soda
£6.00
Gin Sling  ... Gin, Cherry Brandy, lemon juice, soda
£6.00
Moscow Mule  ...  Vodka, lime, ginger beer
£6.00
Raspberry Mule  ... Vodka, raspberry, lime, ginger beer
£7.00
Eyre Brothers Punch    ... Dark rum, lime, ginger ale, nutmeg, ginger
£6.00
Mojito  ... White rum, fresh lime, fresh mint, sugar, soda
£7.00
Dark and Stormy  ... Dark Rum, lime and ginger beer
£6.00
Pimms No 1   ... Fresh fruit, Ginger Ale & Pimms
£6.00
Champage Cocktails:
 
Classic  ... Champagne, cognac, angostura, sugar
£10.00
Bellini  ... Champagne and peach puree
£10.00
French75   ... Champagne, gin, lemon juice, sugar
£10.00
Grand Mimosa  ... Champagne, Grand Marnier, Orange juice
£10.00
Straight-up or Short Cocktails:
 
Martini  ... Gin or vodka
£7.00
Cosmopolitan  ... Vodka, cointreau, lime juice, cranberry
£7.00
Caipirinha  ... Cachaça, lime, sugar, crushed ice
£7.00
Caipiroski  ...  Vodka, lime, sugar, crushed ice
£7.00
Negroni  ... Gin, Campari, Punt e Mes
£6.00
White Lady  ...  Gin, cointreau, lemon juice
£6.00
Pink Lady  ...  Gin, Cognac, grenadine, sugar, cream, egg white
£7.00
Old Fashioned  ...  Bourbon, angostura, sugar, Grand Marnier
£6.00
Manhattan  ...  Bourbon, vermouth, angostura
£6.00
Sazerac  ...  Bourbon, anis, Peychaud bitters, lemon zest
£7.00
Sours  ...  Spirit of your choice
£6.00
Daiquiri Classic  ...  Light rum, lime juice, sugar
£6.00
Non-Alcoholic Cocktails:
 
Rock Shandy  ...  Lemon juice, angostura, lemonade, soda
£3.00
Saint Clements  ...  Fresh orange juice, bitter lemon
£3.00
Bloody Shame  ...  Tomato juice, worcestershire, tobasco, lemon
£3.00
Fruit Punch  ...  Orange juice, lime juice, raspberry, grenadine
£3.00
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