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Dunesforde Queen of The North Classic Cuvée 2020 (6 Bottles) York, North Yorkshire, England
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Introducing our own Solaris grapes to this award winning wine.
It now consists of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Dunesforde Solaris grapes with 18 months of lees aging. It still has the same class and flavours of orchard fruits and brioche bread as the 2019 vintage but with a hint of floral tones.
Brabourne Albermarle Chardonnay 2023 (6 bottles) Ashford, Kent, England
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This wine shows fragrant notes of green apple, lemon and mint on the nose with hints of lime. It’s very refreshing on the palate, mineral and crisp which makes it a perfect food wine: a delicious accompaniment to salads and sea food. Best served between 10-12ºC. ABV 10.5%
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Little Waddon 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…
Little Waddon Vineyard, Waddon, Dorset, DT3 4ER 07890 478 634More details →
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Exton Park Cuveé M. Isaac ‘BBB’ Blanc de Blanc 2015 (6 Bottles) Southampton, Hampshire, England
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Dedicated to our late founder, the Cuvée M. Isaac Blanc de Blancs Vintage 2015 Barrel-aged Before Bottling – or the ‘BBB’ – is our next winemaking innovation.
Sourced exclusively from the estate’s oldest Chardonnay vines during the 2015 vintage, the BBB was fermented, kept and stirred in barrels over three years to better understand the effect that longer oak ageing would have on English sparkling wine.
Harrow & Hope Blanc de Noirs 2019 (6 Bottles) Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England
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After the bold, broad, and almost brutish 2018 release, the 2019 is cut from a different cloth. A cooler and less abundant year suited the Pinot considerably better than the Chardonnay.
80% of this wine is fermented using natural wild yeast in a selection of different-sized oak barrels. It certainly has that signature Pinot intensity but is wrapped in an elegant and refined structure that is a hallmark of 2019. For those who remember 2015, this is very similar in structure and a wine that continues to develop a singular identity that makes it stand out from the crowd, no doubt our most complex wine to date.
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Black Chalk Rumour Has It Chardonnay (6 Bottles) Andover, Hampshire, England
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100% Chardonnay.
A captivating debut still white wine from Black Chalk, ‘Rumour Has It’ showcases the essence of Kent’s vineyards with a distinctly Black Chalk twist. This Chardonnay, crafted from four tonnes of premium fruit sourced from a trusted friend’s vineyard in Kent, offers a soft, rounded texture courtesy of full malolactic fermentation. A blend of stainless-steel and 30% new French oak fermentation lends the wine a harmonious balance between fresh purity and subtle oak influence.
The palate brims with bright fruit flavors, beautifully integrated with a creamy mouthfeel, delivering a wine of elegance, balance, and unmistakable character.
Food Pairing: Perfect for elevating everyday meals, pair this versatile wine with classic Fish & Chips, a comforting roast chicken, or indulgent mid-week mussels in creamy garlic sauce.
Sandridge Barton Don’t Feed the Ponies Furze 2021 (6 Bottles) Stoke Gabriel, Devon, England
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A rich and oxidative wine made with 60% skin contact and barrel matured Pinot Gris and 40% Madeleine Angevine matured in stainless steel. After one year the wines were blended where they matured for a further 24 months in old French oak barrels with some under a flor. The resulting wine has baked apple, bruised apricot and nutty characteristics with good weight, balance and grip.
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. For every bottle purchased from this range, we'll donate 25p to the Dartmoor Preservation Association to preserve the natural habitat.
