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Welcombe Hills Ophelia Brut Rosé 2022 (6 Bottles) Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England
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Inviting nose with red berry fruit (strawberry and raspberry), quince, nectarine, and delicate floral aromas (white rose petal).
Fresh red berries on the palate alongside crisp red apple give an initially bright attack, with the suggestion of stone fruits giving a slighter rounder feel to the wine. Floral notes linger on the palate giving an elegant finish.
Would work great with crab and richer shellfish dishes in creamy sauces with plenty of depth. Lobster ravioli anyone?
Made with 100% Pinot Précoce
Poulton Hill Phoenix 2022 (6 Bottles) Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England
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Poulton Hill Estate Phoenix has a pale straw colour with a delicious nose of fresh elderflower and subtle herbaceous undertones. The palate is crisp and wonderfully balanced, bursting with gooseberry, pear and creamy apple, which leads to a long, clean and satisfying finish. This wine is perfect to drink alone or with pasta dishes, Thai cuisine, seafood and cheese.
85% Phoenix, 15% Seyval Blanc
Giffords Hall Sparkling Brut Reserve NV (6 Bottles) Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
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One of our best selling sparkling wines, the Brut Reserve NV is a house blend from our barrel aged reserves. It sits on its lees for a minimum of 11 months before its bottled.
Gently refreshing with a lovely mouthfeel, it has a soft fruit character redolent of red apples and subtle spice.
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Mawddach Vineyard
The thrill of buying directly from the winery! It’s an experience that combines the excitement of discovery, the joy of connection and the satisfaction of supporting artisanal craftsmanship. Learning about the individual winery story, the passion and the…
Mawddach Vineyard, Bwlch yr Ysgol, Gwynedd, Wales, LL42 1DZ 07798 894337More details →
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Bluebell Ashdown Chasselas 2020 (6 Bottles) Furners Green, East Sussex, England
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Ashdown Chasselas is an English still white wine crafted from 100% Chasselas grapes grown by Bluebell Vineyard Estates.
Aromatic composition of delicate white flowers, ripe citrus and stone fruits, lime zest, peach blossom and white pepper.
Well-balanced acidity and medium body create a crisp, lively texture that carries to a refreshing finish. Pairs perfectly with shellfish, fresh salads, and a variety of cheeses.
Ideal accompaniment for a special occasion, or for refreshing summer drinking.
Visit our tasting room and buy a glass or bottle to drink on our terrace overlooking part of the Estate and ponds
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.
Wildwood Bishop Odo Bacchus 2023 (6 Bottles) Tonbridge Wells, East Sussex, England
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A splendidly aromatic dry white wine boasting rich aromas of gooseberry, elderflower and lemongrass notes on the nose, complemented by fresh apricot on the palate, plus a hint of asparagus and a wonderfully long finish. Grown on land once owned by Bishop Odo, the Bishop of Bayeux, the half-brother of William the Conqueror.
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Oasthouse Estate Pinot Gris (6 Bottles) Ashford, Kent, England
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A dry white wine with aromas of soft pear and apricot creating a smooth creamy finish. With flavours of cantaloupe melon and bright lemon zest on the palate, it has a dry medium acidity enhancing its crispness, while the delicate lingering tannins add depth to every sip.
Made from our estate Pinot Gris. Store in a cool, dark place and serve chilled.
