Author: Andrew Ray
Andrew Ray
Wine Buyer & Private Client Associate Director
Wine Buyer and Private Client Manager, avid rugby fan and foodie Andrew took his first foray into the world of wine when he lived in the region of La Rioja, Spain. Andrew advises and guides Bon Coeur customers, helping them find the right wine for their needs and is also responsible for buying (specialising in Spain and Italy).
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Festive Food and Wine Pairing
Discover our buying team's top festive food and wine pairings to make it one to remember. From crisp, clean whites with seafood, to ripe, rounded reds alongside turkey and all the trimmings. Not forgetting sweet treats to accompany rich, decadent desserts. Let us inspire and excite you this festive season! Starter Following several glasses of ...
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Christmas Cocktails
Whatever your go-to tipple from the cabinet, get into the festive spirit at home with Bon Coeur. Full of festive flair and perfect for the holiday season, we've highlighted a superb selection of our new favourite spirits that are guaranteed to impress. Don’t forget to browse our full, hand-picked range here… there’s something for everyone to ...
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The Wonderful World of Sherry
Sherry... step into a new world and discover this timeless classic that is anything but old fashioned. Gone are the days when Sherry only makes an appearance at Christmas. From bright and crisp, to rich and complex, Sherry offers a surprising range of tastes to elevate your experience. Whether you are looking to sip it neat over ice, pair it with ...
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An insider's guide to: Rioja
Nestled at the southern foothills of the Sierra de Cantabria Mountain range in Northern Spain, La Rioja is, without a doubt, a food and wine lovers paradise. It is the smallest of the seventeen autonomous Spanish communities and is predominantly (and quite rightly) internationally famous for it’s quality wine production. However, ask if anyone ...
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An insider's guide to: Bordeaux
Referred to as la perle d’Aquitaine (the pearl of Aquitaine), Bordeaux is the sixth biggest city in France and situated in the southwest of the country. Straddled to the left bank of the River Garonne around 60km inland from the Atlantic Ocean, Bordeaux’s history has, of course, been dominated by the wine industry and is quite rightly known as ...