Over the last ten years we have noted our guests preferences when considering beer or wine with their meal. Our view is that if you choose beer, there is only one brand with the heritage to call itself an authentic Indian lager beer. Kingfisher is the most popular brand in the world.
Not surprisingly, Bengal Clipper customers have endorsed Kingfisher's status by making it the restaurant's best selling drink with Indian dishes. For your pleasure we now offer pint-sized, 660ml bottles of Kingfisher - the authentic beer for the world's greatest cuisine.





With wines, naturally, tastes vary from red to white, and from region to region, but their compatibility with Indian food is a consideration we have spent several years assessing. Consequently, we believe we can offer you the best of the
best, at an affordable price. The wines we have selected display the most compatible levels of acidity and fruit in the whites, and in the reds, we chose the smoothest tannins and the most ample fruit characters.



WHITE WINES
 
175 ml
Glass
Bottle
Sauvignon Blanc, Bodegas Trapiche
2003 (Argentina)
Lively and fresh with zesty gooseberry and citric characters. Clean and thirst quenching.
£3.70
£14.50
 
Chardonnay "classic" Nederburg
2003 (South Africa)
Brimming with honey, toasted marmalade and a touch of oak. Smooth, elegant and very moreish.
£3.80
£15.00
 
 
175 ml
Glass
Bottle
Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Montecillo
2002/03 (Spain)
Crisp, full flavoured with a soft citric and honeydew melon palate. Produced from the Viura grape.
£3.80
£15.00
 
Sauvignon - Semillon -Viognier "Scrubby Rise", Wirra Wirra
2003 (Australia)
A fine balance of tangy tropical fruit flavours with a fresh acidity. Delicious and different. From the McLaren Vale.
£4.60
£18.50
 

RED WINES
 
175 ml
Glass
Bottle
Malbec, Bodegas Trapiche
2003 (Argentina)
Deep plum aromas and silky smooth tannins with a touch of spice. Elegant wine from the Mendoza Hills.
£3.70
£14.50
 
Cabernet Sauvignon "Classic",
Nederburg
2001/02 (South Africa)
Full bodied with aromas of blackcurrant, vanilla and cherry. Barrel aged with supple, spicy tannins.
£3.80
£15.00
 
 
175 ml
Glass
Bottle
Rioja Tinto Crianza, Bodegas Montecillo
2000 (Spain)
Rich, smoky berry flavours with hints of vanilla and fine integrated oak. A delight to drink.
£4.40
£17.50
 
Shiraz-Cabernet- Petit Verdot "Scrubby Rise", Wirra Wirra
2002/03 (Australia)
Oak matured and bursting with rich black fruit and cassis aromas, Fine tannins and perfectly balanced.
£4.60
£18.50
 


Whatever your preference, we are confident that we can offer you one of the best wine cellars of any Indian restaurant. Please see our complete wine list or ask your waiter or the restaurant manager for a more detailed description of the fine wines we can offer.





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