L'Hexagone
Lower Goat Lane, Norwich, UK
Raw Averages Extracted:
- Menu Average Mark-up: 196% (Lose 1 pt for every 10% above 100% across the menu)
- Menu Average Crowd Score: 3.9 (Lose 1 pt for every 0.1 decrease below 4.5 across the menu)
- Menu Average Glass Tax: 14%(Drops 1 pt for every 2% of glass tax applied. Benchmarked exclusively on the standard 175ml pour.)
- Menu Discovery: 12 / 25 (AI extracted: 14 bottles (1 pts), 12 grapes (4 pts), and 7 regions (7 pts))
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Savvy's Verdict
"The L'Hexagone wine list has been analysed by SavvySipper. If you want the absolute best bottle on the list, skip the entry-level options and head straight for the Grand Vin de Bordeaux, Canon-Fronsac, Chateau Gaby, 2019, which hits a stunning 4.2 rating on Vivino with a menu-low 160% markup. If you prefer white by the glass, the Chardonnay, Val de Loire, Aurore, 2023 in a 175ml pour gives you the smartest value-to-price ratio across the by-the-glass lineup. For budget-conscious white drinkers, the CĂ´tes du RhĂ´ne Villages Laudun Blanc, Les Beaux Jours Couchant, 2023 brings serious quality at ÂŁ38 with an impressive 4.0 Vivino score. Lastly, ordering red by the glass gets pricey fast, so committing to full bottles like the Cahors Malbec yields a solid 25% savings over glass pricing."
Grand Vin de Bordeaux, Canon-Fronsac, Chateau Gaby, 2019
Canon-Fronsac
CĂ´tes du RhĂ´ne Villages Laudun Blanc, Les Beaux Jours Couchant, 2023
RhĂ´ne Valley
Chardonnay, Val de Loire, Aurore, 2023
Loire Valley
Muscadet sur Lie, Perle Bleu, 2023
Loire Valley
Fonvène Blanc, Ardèche, 2023
Ardèche
Sauvignon Blanc, Pays D'Oc, Caze Blanque, 2023
Pays d'Oc