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          TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE (2023)

          GENERAL
          These Terms and Conditions shall apply to all sales made by Vin Neuf Limited, (“the Company”) to a Customer (“the Buyer”) and all other Conditions, Guarantees, Warranties, Terms, Undertakings and Representations (express or implied) are hereby expressly excluded unless previously agreed in writing by a director of the company. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and any other Terms or Conditions of any invitation to treat, order or acceptance, then these Terms and Conditions shall prevail.

          AVAILABILITY
          Orders are subject to availability of stocks and the Company is entitled to adjust the price charged for any goods without prior notice to the Buyer by reason of any increase in any Excise or any other Tax or Duty applicable to such goods. All prices are quoted exclusive of Value Added Tax which will be levied at the rate prevailing at the date of issue of the invoice.

          PAYMENT TERMS
          Payment for goods supplied shall become due at point of purchase, unless expressly otherwise agreed by a director of the Company in writing. If the Buyer does not have an approved Credit Account with the Company then payment in full for goods shall be made prior to delivery to the Buyer. If payment of the price of the goods or any part thereof is not made on or before the due date the Company shall be entitled to charge interest thereafter on the outstanding amount at the rate of seven per centum per annum over Lloyds Bank plc base rate in force from time to time and until the date of payment, such interest being deemed to accrue from day to day. If the Buyer should fail to make payment of any one invoice that has fallen due for payment then all other unpaid amounts shall become due immediately and in this event the Company shall have the right to withdraw from any further delivery obligations without notice to the Buyer and the Company may claim compensation for any and all damage caused thereby.

          RISK
          Risk of loss of or damage to goods or liability for duty shall pass to the Buyer when the goods are delivered to the delivery address.

          CLAIMS
          The Buyer must examine all goods as soon as they are delivered and must sign the delivery note clearly with both his signature and full name in capital letters to acknowledge receipt. If the Company is prevented, whether directly or indirectly, from making delivery of the goods or performing or completing any of its obligations by reason of Acts of God, war, fire, explosion, breakdowns, interruptions of transport, Government or Administrative Action, delays in delivery to the Company of any goods, trade disputes or other Industrial Action, whether official or unofficial, or any cause whatsoever outside its control,
          the Company shall be under no liability whatsoever to the Buyer and shall be entitled to cancel the Contract or extend the time of its performance by a period equivalent to that during which performance by the Company has been prevented by the circumstances referred to or such other period as may be reasonable.

          RETENTION OF TITLE
          Until such time as the Company has received payment for all goods supplied to the Buyer:-
          (a) The goods shall remain the Company’s property.
          (b) Subject to (c) below the Buyer shall be at liberty to sell the goods in its ordinary course of business but shall have no authority to enter into any Contract of Sale on the Company’s behalf. A sale of the goods shall not be made by the Buyer to a Company which is its Holding Company, Subsidiary Company or of which it is an Associated Company as defined by the Companies Act 1985, as from time to time amended or substituted without the prior consent in writing of the Company.
          (c) If the Buyer shall be in default of payment of any sum whatsoever due to the Company, the Company may revoke the Buyer’s power of sale in respect of the goods and such power of sale shall automatically cease if an Administrative Receiver is appointed in respect to the Buyer or the Buyer goes into liquidation or calls a meeting of or makes any arrangement or composition with its Creditors.
          (d) Any payments made by the Buyer for any goods supplied by the Company shall, notwithstanding any purported appropriation by the Buyer or anything and any demand by the Company or in any Statement of Account between the Company and the Buyer or any other matter or thing whatsoever, be appropriated first to goods which have at the date of receipt by the Company of the payment been disposed of by the Buyer, and the Company shall likewise be and remain entitled to appropriate any balance after such appropriation of payments received, to such other of any goods supplied by it to the
          Buyer as it shall in its absolute discretion decide.
          (a) The goods shall remain the Company’s property.
          (b) Subject to (c) below the Buyer shall be at liberty to sell the goods in its ordinary course of business but shall have no authority to enter into any Contract of Sale on the Company’s behalf. A sale of the goods shall not be made by the Buyer to a Company which is its Holding Company, Subsidiary Company or of which it is an Associated Company as defined by the Companies Act 1985, as from time to time amended or substituted without the prior consent in writing of the Company.
          (c) If the Buyer shall be in default of payment of any sum whatsoever due to the Company, the Company may revoke the Buyer’s power of sale in respect of the goods and such power of sale shall automatically cease if an Administrative Receiver is appointed in respect to the Buyer or the Buyer goes into liquidation or calls a meeting of or makes any arrangement or composition with its Creditors.
          (d) Any payments made by the Buyer for any goods supplied by the Company shall, notwithstanding any purported appropriation by the Buyer or anything and any demand by the Company or in any Statement of Account between the Company and the Buyer or any other matter or thing whatsoever, be appropriated first to goods which have at the date of receipt by the Company of the payment been disposed of by the Buyer, and the Company shall likewise be and remain entitled to appropriate any balance after such appropriation of payments received, to such other of any goods supplied by it to the
          Buyer as it shall in its absolute discretion decide.

          QUALITY
          All goods supplied are warranted on delivery to the Buyer to be of the nature, substance and quality invoiced and to confirm in all respects with all appropriate statutory regulations.

          NOTICES
          Any notice required to be given hereunder may be given personally or by recorded or registered post addressed by one party to the other by written notice.
          Such notice shall be deemed to have been served 48 hours after the same is posted and shall be in permanent readable form and shall be deemed
          properly addressed if addressed to the Buyer at its principal place of business or last known address and to the Company at its registered office.

          JURISDICTION
          These Terms and Conditions shall be construed and governed in all respects by English Law and the Buyer and the Company shall submit to the Jurisdiction of the English Court. If any one of these Terms and Conditions is rendered void or unenforceable at Law then that part shall be severable from these Terms and Conditions and they shall otherwise remain in full force and effect.

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          TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE (2023)

          GENERAL
          These Terms and Conditions shall apply to all sales made by Vin Neuf Limited, (“the Company”) to a Customer (“the Buyer”) and all other Conditions, Guarantees, Warranties, Terms, Undertakings and Representations (express or implied) are hereby expressly excluded unless previously agreed in writing by a director of the company. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and any other Terms or Conditions of any invitation to treat, order or acceptance, then these Terms and Conditions shall prevail.

          AVAILABILITY
          Orders are subject to availability of stocks and the Company is entitled to adjust the price charged for any goods without prior notice to the Buyer by reason of any increase in any Excise or any other Tax or Duty applicable to such goods. All prices are quoted exclusive of Value Added Tax which will be levied at the rate prevailing at the date of issue of the invoice.

          PAYMENT TERMS
          Payment for goods supplied shall become due at point of purchase, unless expressly otherwise agreed by a director of the Company in writing. If the Buyer does not have an approved Credit Account with the Company then payment in full for goods shall be made prior to delivery to the Buyer. If payment of the price of the goods or any part thereof is not made on or before the due date the Company shall be entitled to charge interest thereafter on the outstanding amount at the rate of seven per centum per annum over Lloyds Bank plc base rate in force from time to time and until the date of payment, such interest being deemed to accrue from day to day. If the Buyer should fail to make payment of any one invoice that has fallen due for payment then all other unpaid amounts shall become due immediately and in this event the Company shall have the right to withdraw from any further delivery obligations without notice to the Buyer and the Company may claim compensation for any and all damage caused thereby.

          RISK
          Risk of loss of or damage to goods or liability for duty shall pass to the Buyer when the goods are delivered to the delivery address.

          CLAIMS
          The Buyer must examine all goods as soon as they are delivered and must sign the delivery note clearly with both his signature and full name in capital letters to acknowledge receipt. If the Company is prevented, whether directly or indirectly, from making delivery of the goods or performing or completing any of its obligations by reason of Acts of God, war, fire, explosion, breakdowns, interruptions of transport, Government or Administrative Action, delays in delivery to the Company of any goods, trade disputes or other Industrial Action, whether official or unofficial, or any cause whatsoever outside its control,
          the Company shall be under no liability whatsoever to the Buyer and shall be entitled to cancel the Contract or extend the time of its performance by a period equivalent to that during which performance by the Company has been prevented by the circumstances referred to or such other period as may be reasonable.

          RETENTION OF TITLE
          Until such time as the Company has received payment for all goods supplied to the Buyer:-
          (a) The goods shall remain the Company’s property.
          (b) Subject to (c) below the Buyer shall be at liberty to sell the goods in its ordinary course of business but shall have no authority to enter into any Contract of Sale on the Company’s behalf. A sale of the goods shall not be made by the Buyer to a Company which is its Holding Company, Subsidiary Company or of which it is an Associated Company as defined by the Companies Act 1985, as from time to time amended or substituted without the prior consent in writing of the Company.
          (c) If the Buyer shall be in default of payment of any sum whatsoever due to the Company, the Company may revoke the Buyer’s power of sale in respect of the goods and such power of sale shall automatically cease if an Administrative Receiver is appointed in respect to the Buyer or the Buyer goes into liquidation or calls a meeting of or makes any arrangement or composition with its Creditors.
          (d) Any payments made by the Buyer for any goods supplied by the Company shall, notwithstanding any purported appropriation by the Buyer or anything and any demand by the Company or in any Statement of Account between the Company and the Buyer or any other matter or thing whatsoever, be appropriated first to goods which have at the date of receipt by the Company of the payment been disposed of by the Buyer, and the Company shall likewise be and remain entitled to appropriate any balance after such appropriation of payments received, to such other of any goods supplied by it to the
          Buyer as it shall in its absolute discretion decide.
          (a) The goods shall remain the Company’s property.
          (b) Subject to (c) below the Buyer shall be at liberty to sell the goods in its ordinary course of business but shall have no authority to enter into any Contract of Sale on the Company’s behalf. A sale of the goods shall not be made by the Buyer to a Company which is its Holding Company, Subsidiary Company or of which it is an Associated Company as defined by the Companies Act 1985, as from time to time amended or substituted without the prior consent in writing of the Company.
          (c) If the Buyer shall be in default of payment of any sum whatsoever due to the Company, the Company may revoke the Buyer’s power of sale in respect of the goods and such power of sale shall automatically cease if an Administrative Receiver is appointed in respect to the Buyer or the Buyer goes into liquidation or calls a meeting of or makes any arrangement or composition with its Creditors.
          (d) Any payments made by the Buyer for any goods supplied by the Company shall, notwithstanding any purported appropriation by the Buyer or anything and any demand by the Company or in any Statement of Account between the Company and the Buyer or any other matter or thing whatsoever, be appropriated first to goods which have at the date of receipt by the Company of the payment been disposed of by the Buyer, and the Company shall likewise be and remain entitled to appropriate any balance after such appropriation of payments received, to such other of any goods supplied by it to the
          Buyer as it shall in its absolute discretion decide.

          QUALITY
          All goods supplied are warranted on delivery to the Buyer to be of the nature, substance and quality invoiced and to confirm in all respects with all appropriate statutory regulations.

          NOTICES
          Any notice required to be given hereunder may be given personally or by recorded or registered post addressed by one party to the other by written notice.
          Such notice shall be deemed to have been served 48 hours after the same is posted and shall be in permanent readable form and shall be deemed
          properly addressed if addressed to the Buyer at its principal place of business or last known address and to the Company at its registered office.

          JURISDICTION
          These Terms and Conditions shall be construed and governed in all respects by English Law and the Buyer and the Company shall submit to the Jurisdiction of the English Court. If any one of these Terms and Conditions is rendered void or unenforceable at Law then that part shall be severable from these Terms and Conditions and they shall otherwise remain in full force and effect.

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September News

I was looking back at the blog we posted at a similar time last year to ensure that I was not duplicating myself some 12 months later. Ironically it mentioned a ‘hose pipe ban’ – which I don’t believe is something any of us have been spending time worrying about this year!

I do hope that despite the weather’s best intentions to muck things up (literally) you’ve managed to have some decent summer holiday time, be it here or abroad.

I do hope that despite the weather’s best intentions to muck things up (literally) you’ve managed to have some decent summer holiday time, be it here or abroad.

My second favourite month of the year, after May is soon upon us. September I feel is a month of quiet reflection of what has past as we take a deep breathe and gear ourselves up once more for what is to come in the final quarter of the year; as children slowly but surely return to school and the morning/evening routine returns (some of it enjoyable, some of it less so) – and all this despite our best intentions to cling onto that glass of chilled rosé wine, the nights are nevertheless drawing in!

Whilst this year we didn’t make annual pilgrimage to the south of France as a family, I am lucky enough to be heading out to southern Rhone in a few weeks to visit a few wineries and vineyards with the team from Boutinot wines, so will report back on that trip in October.


If you have not visited the shop in a while, we have had several new wines in over the summer from all around the world. In particular we continue to strengthen our already exciting Italian, from the south of Italy with Fiano and Greco blends and a delightful Pecorino from the Marche by Fantini.

This month will also see some exciting new organic wines from Italy also from the Marche region a Trebbiano, a Nebbiolo rose and Nebbiolo blend from the north Piedmonte producer Tenute Sella, or more precisely Coste della Sesia (a larger region north of Barolo that incorporates the communes of Gattinara, Lessona, Ghemme).

Also a new and seriously good Chianti Classico from Poggio Scalette.

From South Africa, we have a new limited edition barrel aged Chardonnay called ‘Somewhat Known’ and ‘Seriously Old Dirt’ from Vilafonte.

The owner and winemaker kindly visited us back in July and we were blown away by their small yet focused range of 3 wines.

We then have a new Muscadet sur Lie from Francis Menard, a red Sancerre from Dom du Pre Semele and of course our new wines from South-west France, Domaine Capmartin, with their Agrumes & Caetera being a natural white wine made from a blend of the local grapes, along with Gros & Petit Manseng and Guy’s La Cuvée du Couvent Tannat Madiran, which is a breathe of fresh air compared to the historic dark intense tannic reds; whilst this is bold and perfumed it has great depth and approachable i.e. you can drink and enjoy it now, rather than wait 10 years and then be disappointed that the wine is still as chewy and unpleasant as when you last tasted it!

Fear not, none of their wine are like that, we do promise!

Furthermore, if you don’t believe me you can ask Bryn on 15th September when he hosts a tasting for us in our shop cellars. Do book now to avoid disappointment!

Santé!

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