Wine & Bar
Fifteen wines · every one by the glass
A Glass as Good as the Bottle
Most places will sell you a glass from whichever bottle happens to be open. We keep ours in a gas-preserving dispenser: the wine sits under inert gas instead of air, so it does not oxidise once the cork is out. A bottle poured on Monday is still the same wine on Friday.
That is why the by-the-glass list at Jury's is a genuine list rather than a house red and a house white. If you want one glass of something you would normally only order by the bottle, you can have it.
The Wine List
Prices shown are glass · bottle
Red Wines
Jack Rabbit Merlot
An easy-drinking, smooth and fruity red. Plum, cherry and blackberry, with a silky texture and low tannins — ideal if you like light, non-astringent wines.
Protos Ribera Roble
A young wine with a touch of oak. Aromas of red fruit with hints of vanilla and toast, smooth with a bit more body.
Valparaíso Ribera Crianza
A more structured, serious wine. Aged, combining ripe fruit with notes of wood, spices and toast, with more body and persistence.
Rioja Bordón Rioja
A classic Rioja, very well-balanced. Prominent red fruit, liquorice and smoky notes, with a smooth, elegant, spicy finish.
Finca Malbec
An intense wine with more personality. Ripe black fruit and spicy notes, sometimes chocolate or oak, with more body and power than a Merlot.
White & Rosé Wines
Jack Rabbit Chardonnay
A smooth, easy-drinking white. Tropical fruits (pineapple, peach) and citrus notes, with a light texture and a touch of creaminess.
Mud House Sauvignon Blanc
Very fresh and aromatic, New Zealand style. Citrus, grapefruit, fresh grass and tropical fruits, with lively acidity and a refreshing finish.
Campagnola Pinot Grigio
A light, elegant white. Floral aromas, white fruit (apple, pear), dry but very fresh and balanced.
Protos Verdejo
A Spanish white with personality. Citrus, green apple and herbaceous notes with a slightly bitter finish, good acidity and freshness.
Diamante (Semi-Sweet)
A typical Rioja white, sweeter. Ripe fruit, floral notes and a sweet touch, with acidity that keeps it from cloying.
Lusco Albariño
Fresh, elegant Galician white. Citrus, stone fruit (peach), flowers and a mineral/saline touch, with marked acidity.
Jack Rabbit Rosé
A very easy-drinking, commercially styled rosé. Predominantly red fruits (strawberry, raspberry), sweet and light, low acidity, very smooth.
Campagnola Pinot Grigio Rosé
A very light, fresh Italian-style rosé. Soft strawberry, citrus and flowers, with refreshing acidity and a dry finish.
Marqués de Riscal Rosé
A classic Rioja rosé, very well-balanced. Strawberry, raspberry and floral notes, fresh, smooth and elegant with a clean finish.
Arzuaga Rosé
A more modern rosé with personality. Red fruits (redcurrant, raspberry), floral and citrus notes, more body and a slightly complex finish.
Behind the Bar
The Wine List
Fifteen wines, every one available by the glass as well as the bottle. Rioja and Ribera del Duero, an Argentine Malbec, New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, Galician Albariño and four rosés.
Champagne & Cava
Cava by the glass or bottle, and champagne from the well-known houses through to a vintage Dom Pérignon for an occasion that warrants it.
Beer
A large selection of draught and bottled beers, including the lagers and ales you would expect to find in Gibraltar.
Liqueur Coffees
Irish, Calypso, Baileys and brandy coffees — and a proper cappuccino, latte or mocha at any hour.
Champagne, cava, spirits and beers are on the table when you arrive — or ask and we will talk you through it. For hot drinks with prices, see the coffee menu.
Tapas and a Bottle
Luxury tapas start at five and the candlelit evening menu at six. Both were built to be eaten with a glass in the other hand.