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Gwynfyd Môn – Anglesey Bliss
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Ty Croes Vineyard, Dwyran, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Isle of Anglesey 07887534997More details →
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Wildwood Thieving Badger Regent 2023 (6 Bottles) Tonbridge Wells, East Sussex, England
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A medium-bodied red wine boasting a rich complexity of black fruit flavours, from blackberry crumble and blackcurrant jam, to fresh prune and figs, along with notes of vanilla, smoky cigar box and coffee. Named after the badgers that live in our woods, who try to steal our ripe Regent grapes.
Bluebell Hindleap Classic Cuvée 2011 (6 Bottles) Furners Green, East Sussex, England
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Composed of 78% Chardonnay, 18% Pinot Noir, and 4% Pinot Meunier, this fine wine has been aged for a minimum of 10 years on lees to provide a heightened complexity. A wonderfully elegant, balanced, and creamy taste, this variety offers ripe, bright citrus-fruit aromas, complemented by the hints of baked pastry and brioche. A full-bodied finish, with excellent length, leaves a lasting impression. An ideal selection for memorable occasions and toasts.
Lyme Bay Traditional Mead (6 Bottles) Axminster, Devon, England
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A sweet, full-flavoured mead with rich, deep honey flavours and a moreish honeycomb finish. A great accompaniment to strong cheeses and full-flavoured casseroles.
Often referred to as the “Nectar of the Gods”, the golden drink has enjoyed a resurgence in recent years, with the demand from people eager to buy mead reaching new heights, which has certainly kept us busy!
Here at Lyme Bay, we have been perfecting our award-winning meads for over 25 years now and often experiment with new and bold flavours to push the boundaries of what is possible with mead.
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Marlings A Polite White Blend (6 Bottles) Lymington, Hampshire, England
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This award-winning white wine is a delightful, lighter style crafted from carefully hand-picked Bacchus and Chardonnay grapes. Bursting with orchard apple and white peach aromas, it offers a fresh, vibrant palate of gooseberry and elderflower cordial. A subtle hint of oak adds depth and complexity, making it a well-rounded and elegant choice.
Perfectly balanced, this wine pairs beautifully with light dishes or can be savoured on its own as a refreshing treat. Its harmonious blend of fruit and delicate oak ensures a truly memorable drinking experience, showcasing the best of English winemaking craftsmanship.
The Grange The Pinot Noir 2022 (6 Bottles) Alresford, Hampshire, England
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A possibility thanks to the warmer 2022 vintage, the wine is crimson red in colour with a heady blend of fresh raspberries, sweet spice and leather on the nose due to fermentation and maturation in two neutral French oak barrels.
The palate is bright, soft and juicy with macerated red cherries and a touch of freshly ground pepper. An uncomplicated example of the lighter style of still Pinot Noir that can be produced from Burges Field's when vintage conditions allow.
Sandridge Barton Don’t Feed the Ponies Billy 2023 (6 Bottles) Stoke Gabriel, Devon, England
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A super light red wine with aromas of tart red berries, red apple and blackcurrant. The palate is light and delicate with flavours of sour cherry and cranberry and supported by a focused acidity and low to no tannin. Chill this bottle down and treat it like a cross between a red and rosé!
This wine is part of our new Don't Feed The Ponies range of more experimental wines, a reference to a campaign on Dartmoor National Park to discourage visitors from feeding the wild horses that roam there. The source of the River Dart begins way up in the heart of the moors, and it's the river that influences how our grapes grow.