St James’s · London
Fallow
Corkage guide.
Modern British
Public dining£50 still / £90 sparkling
Rates per 75cl, only for wines absent from the restaurant’s list. Important: premium fine wines are charged at 50% of average value, at management discretion. Management may refuse corkage. Agree the exact fee before booking.
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Policies and promotions can change. Agree the full corkage charge and conditions with the restaurant before your visit.
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Before you book
Tell the restaurant the wine’s name, vintage, bottle size and quantity. Ask whether the charge includes service, whether your wine is already on the list, and whether the policy applies to your chosen room and service. An unspecified fee or limit is unknown, not free or unlimited.
A bottle to consider
- Fresh Chardonnay for fish or creamy sauces.
- Cabernet-led Bordeaux for beef or slow-cooked meat.
Editorial wine-style suggestions, conditional on the food you choose. Not restaurant advice, guaranteed dishes or merchant stock.
Wine shops to plan around
These are wider-area options, not a nearest-shop ranking. Some require a separate journey. Confirm the branch’s current hours, stock and collection arrangements.
- Berry Bros. & Rudd ↗
63 Pall Mall, St James’s - Hedonism ↗
3–7 Davies Street, Mayfair
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