General Tarleton
Boroughbridge Road, Ferrensby, Knaresborough, UK
Raw Averages Extracted:
- Menu Average Mark-up: 191% (Lose 1 pt for every 10% above 100% across the menu)
- Menu Average Crowd Score: 4.1 (Lose 1 pt for every 0.1 decrease below 4.5 across the menu)
- Menu Average Glass Tax: 17%(Drops 1 pt for every 2% of glass tax applied. Benchmarked exclusively on the standard 175ml pour.)
- Menu Discovery: 25 / 25 (AI extracted: 54 bottles (5 pts — 1 pt per 5 bottles), 41 grapes (10 pts — 1 pt per 1.5 grapes), and 33 regions (10 pts — 1 pt per region))
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TGWG's Verdict
The Good Wine Guide“The General Tarleton wine list delivers a stellar balance of legendary estates and expressive coastal terroirs. Exceptional depth is anchored by benchmark Bordeaux from Château Léoville Barton and precise Burgundy from Domaine Trapet. Highlighting low-intervention South African gems alongside traditional Rioja, the selection offers remarkable versatility across classic Old and New World styles.”
Crémant de Loire, Chateaû de Cossé 2020 (Loire, France)
Loire, France
Priced close to shop price (est. £220 retail) — just a +27% markup compared to the usual 200%+ restaurant markup.
TGWG's Verdict
The Good Wine Guide“The General Tarleton wine list delivers a stellar balance of legendary estates and expressive coastal terroirs. Exceptional depth is anchored by benchmark Bordeaux from Château Léoville Barton and precise Burgundy from Domaine Trapet. Highlighting low-intervention South African gems alongside traditional Rioja, the selection offers remarkable versatility across classic Old and New World styles.”
Crémant de Loire, Chateaû de Cossé 2020 (Loire, France)
Priced close to shop price (est. £220 retail) — just a +27% markup compared to the usual 200%+ restaurant markup.
Puligny-Montrachet, Jacques Carillon 2020 (Burgundy, France)
Burgundy, France
Puligny-Montrachet, Jacques Carillon 2020 (Burgundy, France)
Sancerre, Vacheron 2023 (Loire, France)
Loire, France
Sancerre, Vacheron 2023 (Loire, France)
Roque Star Blanc, Moulin de la Roque 2021 (Provence, France)
Provence, France
Roque Star Blanc, Moulin de la Roque 2021 (Provence, France)
Chardonnay, Lukas Van Loggerenberg 2024 (Stellenbosch, S. Africa)
Stellenbosch, South Africa
Chardonnay, Lukas Van Loggerenberg 2024 (Stellenbosch, S. Africa)
‘Hereafter Here’ Chenin Blanc, Alheit 2022 (Western Cape, S. Africa)
Western Cape, South Africa
‘Hereafter Here’ Chenin Blanc, Alheit 2022 (Western Cape, S. Africa)
God’s Own Country, Grenache Blanc 2025 (Stellenbosch, South Africa)
Stellenbosch, South Africa
God’s Own Country, Grenache Blanc 2025 (Stellenbosch, South Africa)
Muscadet Sèvre et Maine, Château les Aveneaux (Loire, France)
Loire, France
Muscadet Sèvre et Maine, Château les Aveneaux (Loire, France)
Chablis, Drouhin-Vaudon 2022 (Burgundy, France)
Burgundy, France
Chablis, Drouhin-Vaudon 2022 (Burgundy, France)
Réserve Blanc, St. Auriol 2024 (Languedoc, France)
Languedoc, France
Réserve Blanc, St. Auriol 2024 (Languedoc, France)
Raw Averages Extracted:
- Menu Average Mark-up: 191% (Lose 1 pt for every 10% above 100% across the menu)
- Menu Average Crowd Score: 4.1 (Lose 1 pt for every 0.1 decrease below 4.5 across the menu)
- Menu Average Glass Tax: 17%(Drops 1 pt for every 2% of glass tax applied. Benchmarked exclusively on the standard 175ml pour.)
- Menu Discovery: 25 / 25 (AI extracted: 54 bottles (5 pts — 1 pt per 5 bottles), 41 grapes (10 pts — 1 pt per 1.5 grapes), and 33 regions (10 pts — 1 pt per region))
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