North London
One of London’s leading wine shops, this brilliant place allows you to sample up to 80 different wines before buying. Just load up a smart card and use it to sample from the machines – from as little as 50p for a sample and up to £50 for a premium vintage Champagne. Wines are organised by grape variety. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable.
This is London's leading Champagne retailer and also sells beer and spirits.
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