The Half Moon
Kirdford, Glasshouse Lane, Kirdford, Billingshurst, UK
Raw Averages Extracted:
- Menu Average Mark-up: 142% (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: 8%(Drops 1 pt for every 2% of glass tax applied. Benchmarked exclusively on the standard 175ml pour.)
- Menu Discovery: 25 / 25 (AI extracted: 58 bottles (5 pts), 31 grapes (10 pts), and 29 regions (10 pts))
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Savvy's Verdict
"Ordering the MERLOT, POCO MAS, 2021 by the glass offers better mathematical value than the bottle. The Half Moon wine list: It is not every day one encounters a wine list that treats serious cellaring with such unpretentious flair, balancing home-grown English sparkling pride against iconic continental heavyweights. Premium diners are handed an extraordinarily gentle markup on Tignanello 2019... standing at a mere 35.7% over retail alongside a stellar 4.6 Vivino rating. Equally delightful are the glass pricing quirks... where small pours of Merlot Poco Mas and Petit Chablis Jean-Marc Brocard actually undercut bottle per-millilitre rates. It is an astute, quietly confident collection that rewards curiosity as much as it respects a generous expense account."
ROSÉ DE NOIRS, ROEBUCK ESTATE, 2021
Sussex, England
CHASSAGNE MONTRACHET, LES VERGERS, 2021
Burgundy, France
CHARDONNAY ART SERIES, LEEUWIN, 2019
Margaret River, Australia
MEURSAULT VIELLES VIGNES, VINCENT GIRARDIN, 2021
Burgundy, France
CHABLIS GRAND CRU "LES CLOS", JEAN-MARIE BROCARD, 2020
Burgundy, France
CONTE DELLA VIPERA, CASTELLE DELLA SALA, 2022
Umbria, Italy
SANCERRE BLANC, PIERRE MARTIN, 2022
Loire, France
POUILLY-FUMÉ 'ELISA', JONATHAN PABIOT, 2022
Loire, France
PINOT BIANCO, QUERCUS, 2022
Goriška Brda, Slovenia
RULLY, HENRI VILLAMONT, 2021
Burgundy, France
PETIT CHABLIS, JEAN-MARC BROCARD, 2022
Burgundy, France