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S I^ L L INDEPENDENT OF THE YE. WINE in t e r n a t io n a l :
NATIONAL . ■ * Street, Clitheroe. Tel QI200 4*3152. EST
B ^ e s don’t stock, l,ut the breadth an4 depth shop created by lovers £6r wine lovers, this is i t” - Tim Atkin, ine uos
£8.85
TEACHERS WHISKY
per 70 cl FROM OUR
SELECTION OF
OVER 300 OF THE FINEST MALT WHISKIES
Highland Park 12y.o.
Balvenie 10 y.o.
Balvenie Double Wood 12 y.o.
Glenmorangie 10 y.o.
£16.99 £16.99
£19.99
Glenfiddich 12 y.o. £17.99 £19.69
Ledaig from Mull £12.99 Macallan 10 y.o. £19.69 Laphroaig 10 y.o.
Litre Speyburn 10. y.o.
£18.99 £16.99
SpringbanklOy.o. £22.99
QUALITY BLENDED WHISKIES
Our biggest seller, people travel half the length of the Country to purchase
HANKY BANNISTER
Is also supplied to HMS the Diplomatic Corps Botts £9.3 9 Litres £ 1 2 .9 9
Two characterful whiskies from Islay Rob Roy £ 8 .9 9
Islay Mist Deluxe £ 1 0 .9 9 MACARTHURS
Finest Selection Scotch Botts £7.9 9 Litre £ 11 .45
OUR SELECTION INCLUDES OVER 100 OF THE FINEST COGNAC AND ARMAGNACS
Planat our outstanding house Cognac Prestige £13.99 V.S.O.P. £18.99
Maxim TRIJOL V.S.O.P. £24.89
Trophy winner in the International Spirit Competition
Our favourite Ragnaud - Sabourin Alliance No. 10
V.S.O.P. Grande Champagne £34.89 Martell ** *£14.99
Courvoisier * * * £14.99 Remy Martin V.S.O.P. £22.99
IF YOU HAD TO CHOOSE JUST TWO OR THREE WINE SHOPS IN THE COUNTRY TO VISIT IN PERSON, THIS WOULD HAVE TO BE ONE OF THEM! - 2005 Which? Wine Guide
CHRISTMAS WINE SELECTIOK A FEW HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR VAST STOCK
RIOJA VEGA DEL RAYO SELECCIONADA £4 .9 9
OUR RED WINE OF THE YEAR SELECTION FULL FLAVOURED WITH RICH BLACK CHERRY CHARACTER AND A
ROUNDED SPICY FINISH.
IMPORTED WHISKIES
Jim Beam Jack Daniel’s
£11.99 £15.99
Southern Comfort £13.69
STARVE DOG CABERNET SAUVIGNON
was £11.29 NOW ONLYZ6.B9 PACKED FULL OF RICH
BLACKCURRANT FRUIT THIS AWARD WINNING
AUSTRALIAN WINE IS PERFECT FOR THE TURKEY COPERTINO ELOQUENZIA £4.89 * * * * Rating in ‘Decanter’.
DARK BITTER CHERRY FRUIT WITH A VIBRANT MOUTH FEEL
PAGO DE LOS CAPELLANES £7.89
A CLASSIC RIBERA DEL DUERO. ELEGANT AND
STRUCTURED WITH FINELY POLISHED OAK AND FRUIT.
THIS YEAR’S CHRISTMAS CLARET
LIQUEURS
Baileys Irish Cream
Tia Lusso Cointreau Malibu
Tia Maria Drambuie
Benedictine
£8.99 £9.49
£12.99 £9.49
£12.99 £16.99 £16.99
ALL SPIRITS ARE IN 70cl BOTTLES UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
BAROLO REVELLO CLASSICI £9.29
CLASSIC WINE FROM THE NORTH OF ITALY.
RICH AND FULL BODIED WITH GREAT LENGTH
CH. THIEULEY BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR £9.89
VERY FINE RED BORDEAUX. ’EXCELLENT’ RATING:
DECANTER MAGAZINE TASTING
GAVI ’LA BATTISTINA’ £5.39 PIEMONTES MOST REVERED
WHITE WINE RIPE APPLE AND PEAR ANDAZESTY BALANCING ACIDITY.
THE CHRISTMAS CASE
SELECTION PEOPLE COME BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR FOR
t VISASMS
New this year, the Connoisseur^s Case £119.95 rsmsuet
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GRANTS Family Reserve Finest Scotch Whisky
£ 9 . 9 9
12 Specially selected wines for all your Christmas needs. Pop in and pick up a leaflet £59.95
BARGAIN
CHATEAU ST. ELISABETH Costieres de Nimes
Normally £3.99 per bottle NOW 4 bottles for £10
A quality full-bodied French red from the Southern Rhone.
Our Famous House
CHAMPAGNE GEORGE GARDET Guy de St. Flavy
£12.89
Silver Medal Winner ‘Decanter’ Awards
POUILLY FUME PREMIER MILLESIME £12.99
A VERY FINE ELEGANT WINE FROM THE LOIRE PERFECT WITH ANY FISH DISH
TURCKHEIM RESERVE RIESLING £6.29
MULTI AWARD WINNING WINERY IN ALSACE HAS
PRODUCED HERE A CRISP DRY VERY CLEAN WINE. PERFECT WITH CHICKEN.
JACKSON ESTATE SAUVIGNON BLANC £8.99
THE 04 NEW ZEALAND
SAUVIGNONS ARE BRILLIANT AFTER A LOT OF TASTING,
WE THINK THIS ONE IS THE BEST.
MARQUES DE LA VILLA MALVASIA £3.99
OUR WHITE OF THE YEAR SELECTION.
THIS DRY SPANISH WINE HAS ROUNDED PEACHY FLAVOURS.
THE MILL VERDELHO £5.69
A GOOD ALTERNATIVE TO CHARDONNAY UN-OAKED FULL BODIED AND RICHLY FRUITED.
BELLS Aged 8 years
£9.99 per 70 cl
CROFT ORIGINAL £5.39
BRISTOL CREAM £4.49
TIO PEPE £6.99
One of the best selections of sherry around ‘2005 Which?’
From £3.99 to £20 . . . CHURCHILLS
Traditional Late Bottled In wooden box £8.99 2000 Crusted £12.89
Award Winning Ports
KROHN COLHEITA PORTS
A superb range of vintage Tawny Ports from 1995
£12.89 to 1958 wooden boxes available
MADEIRA
Henriques and Henriques 3 years old
All styles £8.55 Also 5 years,
10 years & 15 years ANDES PEAKS
CHILEAN WINES A superb range of
wines including the new outstanding quality
Syrah £3.99 per bottle 2 Bottle gift boxes for these wines are available FREE
OTHER SPIRITS Gordons Gin £9.99.
Smirnoff Vodka £9.99 Imperial Vodka £6.99 Captain Morgan Rum
Lambs Navy Rum .
Imported Stella £3.30 for 4 500ml Cans
Draught Boddingtons
£5.00 for 8 440 ml Cans
£ 10.39
FAMOUS GROUSE
per 70 cl i r r r a WELLBELOVjg;^
£10.99 £10.99
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www.uuuiurut^iuudy.uu.utL Stolen items were sold by Court Reporter
A LANGHO family re tu rn ed from holiday to find a number of ornaments, including a £2,500 bronze s ta tu e of a girl, had been stolen from their garden. Blackburn magistrates heard
that the statue and other items were eventually sold to a Dar- wen secondhand shop for just £80, despite the “vendors” being given an indication of its
value by the first person they tried to sell it to. Damian Parker (34), of the
Salvation Army Hostel, Heaton Street, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods. He was remanded on bail until December 22nd after the magistrates ordered the preparation of pre-sentence reports. Miss Charlotte Crane (pros
ecuting) said that as well as the bronze, two stone griffin stat ues and a patio heater had been
stolen from the house. They were later offered for sale at Ribhleton Reclamation by Parker and another man, but the proprietor recognised the statue, which he told the men was worth about £3,000. Mr Michael Singleton
(defending) said initially Park er had been approached by the other man, who is a builder and claimed he had been given the items in payment for some work he had done. He asked Parker to help him
dispose of the items and that was not unusual. “He accepts that he started to he suspicious when told the statue was worth about £3,000,” said Mr Singleton. “He wasn’t happy, but went
along because the opportunity to make some money was too tempting. “When his partner accepted
£80 for something he had been told was worth £3,000 he knew it could not be legitimate,” added Mr Singleton.
Rotary gives public a pat on back Sports day with a
ROTARIANS in Clitheroe this week praised local people for their generosity in helping others have a better Christmas. Members of the Rotary
Club of Clitheroe held a collection last weekend at the town’s Booth's super store. The money they col lected will provide food parcels for the housebound and elderly in Clitheroe this Christmas. Rotarian Stephen Dug-
dale commented: “The club is very grateful to Booth's Supermarkets for allowing us to collect and to it's generous customers for their very kind sup port. The' public was
extremely generous and any additional funds col-
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difference planned A SPORTS day for people with disabilities or learning difficulties will be held in Clitheroe on Saturday. The event, organised by Ribble Valley Bor
ough Council, is aimed at children aged eight and over, and adults. It will include new age curling; boccia,
which is a form of bowls; goalball, which is played on the knees, and canoeing. The free event ivill take place at Roefield
Leisure Centre and Ribblesdale Pool, both in Edisford Road, from 3 to 5 p.m. It is part of Ribble Valley Borough Coun cil’s ambition to ensure its services are acces
sible to all. Ribble Valley Council sports development
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lected will also be spent Watkins (left) and one of locally.”
the clubs new members,
Pictured are the club's Rotarian Brian Snape in President, Rotarian Mike action at the collection, (s)
officer Peter Fletcher said: “The emphasis of the event is on taking part and having fun. “It promises to be a great day and anyone
who is disabled is invited to attend.” Further details are available from Peter Fletcher on 01200 414435.
Bowland Forest Foods
This Christmas why settle for less when you can have the Best of Bowland.
Bowland Forest Foods sources the very best Beef, Lamb and Pork from local farmers to supply your local retail butcher.
Bowland Forest Foods products are only available from the following select
Butchers - drop in and discover for yourself the taste of Bowland.
J. Hacking & Sons 28 Whalley Road, Clitheroe 01200 423753
Robinson Brothers Butchers Chipping 01995 61234 Pitt’s Butchers
17 Victoria Road, Earby 01282 842425
or contact The Home of Bowland Forest Foods on 01524 793558
and speak to Elizabeth or Rachel
www.bowlandforest.co.uk
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