The wineNatural Wines
Producer inspired
We care about the wines on our menu as much as the food. They come from small growers and family houses in Italy, Spain, France and Austria, and one from here in Carmarthenshire.
Wine ClubSaturday 21 November · 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Join the first Wine Club.
With your guest, Bethan Roberts
More like a book club than a tasting course. A guest brings a few bottles they love and tells you who made them and why. You drink, chat and decide for yourself. Stay for dinner after if you like.
14 places · £30 a head · upstairs in the Cwtch
Our wine partnerLes Caves de Pyrène
Natural wines chosen with care.
At The Warren, we believe wine deserves the same thought and attention as good food.
That's why we work with Les Caves de Pyrène, one of the UK's leading specialists in artisan wines, to bring you bottles from independent growers who care deeply about their land, their grapes and the wine they make.
Their approach reflects what matters to us: organic and biodynamic growing, minimal-intervention winemaking, respect for nature and wines that tell a story about the people and places behind them.
From lively, food-friendly bottles to something a little more adventurous, our wine list is about discovering wines with character, finding the right pairing for your plate, and enjoying something made with care.
Good wine. Good food. Good people.
Why we choose the wines we doOur wine partner
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The growers
We look for independent growers who put care, patience and craft into their wines. Many work on a small scale, producing wines that express the character of their vineyards and the places they come from.
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The land
We favour wines made with respect for the environment, including organic and biodynamic viticulture and low-intervention winemaking. We want to support producers who take the health of their land seriously.
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The character
We're interested in wines with personality. Wines that work beautifully with food, offer something a little different and give you a sense of the people and places behind every bottle.
Closest to homeCarmarthenshire, Wales
Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard
The nearest wine on our list is grown in Carmarthenshire. We asked Paul what they do differently.
Zero intervention in the winery, zero intervention in the vineyard. We aim to produce raw wine, without addition.
- Natural wine of Wales
- Certified regenerative (AGW)
- No added sulphur
On sale nowPrices as on the bar
What's in the glass?
Our wine list changes as we discover new growers, explore different regions and find bottles that work beautifully with the food we're cooking.
We look for wines with character, made by people who care about what they do. Some are fresh and easy-going; others are more unusual, with flavours and textures that might surprise you.
Whether you're after a glass to go with lunch or a bottle to share over dinner, there's always something worth exploring.
Not sure what to choose? Tell us what you're eating, and we'll help you find a wine to match.
Fizz
- Pago de Tharsys Cava Brut Nature Bone dry, with citrus, orchard fruit and a brisk finish. Pago de Tharsys · Requena, Spain Good with olives and salty snacks, shellfish, seafood, creamy cheese, cured meats, fried food and lighter dishes. Also very good on its own as an aperitif. Through Les Caves de Pyrène Bottle £28
- Champagne Fleury Blanc de Noirs Brut Pinot Noir led, with savoury depth, fine bubbles and a dry, food-friendly finish. Champagne, France · Pinot Noir · Organic · Biodynamic · Vegan Good with rich cheeses, roast poultry and special little plates. Bottle £55
- Perlage Bàcaretto Prosecco 200ml A bright, lively little bottle with fresh apple, pear and delicate floral notes. Light, gently fruity and refreshingly bubbly, perfect for a spontaneous celebration Veneto, Italy · Organic Good with an easy-going aperitif. £7
White
- Il Ciù Ciù Bianco Fresh and lively, with crisp orchard fruit, zesty citrus and a subtle savoury edge. An easy-drinking, versatile Italian white that works beautifully with food. Ciù Ciù · Marche, Italy Good with seasonal vegetables, fresh salads, fish and lighter cheeses or simply enjoyed by the glass. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £7 Bottle £28.50
- Grüner Veltliner Bright and refreshing, with juicy pear, zesty citrus and a distinctive hint of white pepper. Crisp, gently savoury and full of character, with a clean, mineral finish. Martin & Anna Arndorfer · Kamptal, Austria Good with seasonal vegetables, fresh herbs, salads and delicate fish dishes. Through Les Caves de Pyrène Bottle £38.50
- Hebron White A distinctive Welsh white with a fresh, coastal edge. Quince, guava and ripe tropical fruit meet a bright, savoury minerality, making for a wine that’s full of character and wonderfully alive. Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard · Carmarthenshire, Wales Good with tomatoes, fennel, fresh herbs, punchy cheeses and dishes with plenty of garlic or onion. 125ml £11 Bottle £48
- WHITE PIG Gran Cerdo 2025 Fresh, vibrant and full of character, with zesty citrus, crisp green apple and delicate white flowers. Bright, juicy fruit and a refreshing finish make this an easy-going white with plenty of personal Rioja Alta, Spain · Organic Good with seasonal vegetables, fresh salads, tapas and lighter fish dishes. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £7 Bottle £28.50
- Luneau Muscadet Garance 2024 Crisp and beautifully fresh, with zesty citrus, green apple and a distinctive sea-spray salinity. Lean, mineral and wonderfully refreshing, with a clean finish that calls for another sip. Loire Valley, France · Organic Good with oysters, shellfish, fresh fish and simply prepared seasonal vegetables. Through Les Caves de Pyrène Bottle £36
- ROSÉ PIG Gran Cerdo 2025 125ml £7 Bottle £28.50
Rosé
- Tragolargo Rosé 2025 A little different from your usual rosé. Bright, juicy and refreshingly dry, with vibrant red berries, a touch of wild strawberry and a lively, savoury edge. Full of character, with a fresh finish tha Alicante, Spain · Organic Good with mediterranean dishes, seasonal vegetables, tapas or a sunny afternoon in the garden. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £9 Bottle £38.50
Red
- Frentana Rosso Juicy ripe dark fruit, soft tannins and a gently warming finish. Good with everything from focaccia to slow-cooked meat. Cantina Frentana · Abruzzo, Italy Good with focaccia, tomato-rich pasta, slow-cooked meats, beans, lentils and charred seasonal vegetables. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £7 Bottle £28.50
- Gre2 Garnacha 2024 A fresh, elegant Spanish red from high-altitude vineyards, where granite soils give the wine its distinctive mineral edge. Wild strawberries, fragrant florals and a hint of white pepper combine with b Sierra de Gredos, Spain · Organic Good with charred vegetables, herby tomato dishes, grilled meats and dishes with a little spice. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £9.50 Bottle £39
- Sous les Cailloux des Grillons 2024 Wine of the season Frank and fresh: red fruit, an easy flow and a touch of tannin. Clos du Gravillas · Minervois, France Good with venison, lamb and pork, charcuterie and cheese. The makers say grilled meat, Italian food and anything with tomato. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 125ml £11 Bottle £46
- RED PIG Gran Cerdo 2025 125ml £7 Bottle £28.50
Sweet
- Chez Jau Muscat de Rivesaltes 2023 Ripe peach, orange blossom and honeyed citrus, balanced by freshness. Served chilled, with pudding or blue cheese. Château de Jau · Roussillon, France Good with fruit desserts, particularly lemon, orange, apricot, peach and pear. Also poached pear, stone fruit, citrus, honey, almonds or a strong blue cheese. Through Les Caves de Pyrène 75ml £7
Something special
- Urbina Reserva Especial 2006 Nearly twenty years old. Black cherry and fig moving into leather, tobacco and truffle. Silky, and surprisingly fresh. Bodegas Urbina · Rioja Alta, Spain Good with venison, lamb, slow-cooked beef, mushrooms, rich stews and mature cheese. Through Les Caves de Pyrène Bottle £56.50
Alcohol free
- Ôpia Chardonnay 0% Fresh, bright and fruit-forward, with crisp apple, juicy pear and delicate citrus notes. Light, refreshing and easy to enjoy, with all the character of a fruity white and none of the alcohol. France · Organic Good with fresh salads, seasonal vegetables, lighter dishes or simply enjoyed on its own. Bottle £18
Made for the foodAsk us
Tell us what you are eating. We will tell you what to drink.
We choose the wine with the menu in mind. Ask whoever is serving you what they would pour with your dish, and try a small glass before you commit to a bottle.
From the journalLes Caves de Pyrène
A shared love of good wine
Our relationship with Les Caves de Pyrène is about more than finding bottles to put on our shelves. It's about learning, tasting, meeting the people behind the wines and continually discovering something new.
We're always exploring, tasting and learning, and we want that sense of discovery to be part of the experience when you visit The Warren.
Who we buy fromThrough Les Caves de Pyrène, and straight from Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard
The people behind the bottles.
Each one links to the producer's own website, so you can read their story in their words.
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Ciù Ciù (their website, opens in a new tab) Marche, Italy -
Cantina Frentana (their website, opens in a new tab) Abruzzo, Italy -
Pago de Tharsys (their website, opens in a new tab) Requena, Spain -
Château de Jau (their website, opens in a new tab) Roussillon, France -
Bodegas Urbina (their website, opens in a new tab) Rioja Alta, Spain -
Martin & Anna Arndorfer (their website, opens in a new tab) Kamptal, Austria - Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard Carmarthenshire, Wales
- Clos du Gravillas Clos du Gravillas Minervois, France
The beer, the cider, the cheese and everyone else: all our producers
Good wine. Good growers. A little curiosity.
Wine tastings
Discover something new
We're always exploring new bottles and meeting the people behind them. From discovering unfamiliar grapes to finding the perfect pairing for a seasonal dish, there's always something new to taste at The Warren.
Keep an eye out for our wine-tasting evenings, where we'll explore particular regions, producers and styles together.
For producers
Make wine?
Get in touch if you would like to have your wine at The Warren, or to pour it for a room of people at one of the evenings.