Alder Madeleine Angevine (6 Bottles) Okehampton, Devon, England
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Introducing our award-winning 2022 Madeleine Angevine, crafted under Devon’s glorious sunshine. This dry, fruity, and refreshing white wine boasts delicate tropical fruit flavors, crisp apple notes, and hints of melon and pineapple. Pale in colour, it’s perfect for warm weather. Serve chilled (4°C) with chicken, fresh seafood, or pasta.
We’re proud to announce its Gold medal win at the 2023 Food Drink Devon Awards and Silver medal at the 2023 WineGB West Awards. Indulge in a bottle and experience the essence of Devon’s sun-kissed vineyards. A true reflection of the vintage’s exceptional weather, our Madeleine Angevine is a must-try.
About Alder Vineyard
Born from a challenge to redefine our family’s use of land, Alder Vineyard sprouted from a shared passion for wine and the great outdoors. Our journey began over 10 years ago, planting 5,000 vines on the edge of Dartmoor, Devon. Little did we know this untapped corner of England would become a haven for exceptional English wine.
Our family’s history at Alder Farm dates back generations. Once a thriving farm, the 1960s saw our grandparents pioneer Alder Sportswear, converting old sheds into a surf brand hub. Embracing diversification, we launched Alder Vineyard, nurturing our love for the outdoors and good wine.
2014’s idyllic harvest sparked a new path. We partnered with Polgoon Vineyard to craft our first bottles and began vineyard tours. Enthusiastic responses fueled our growth, expanded vineyards, increased wine production and enhanced visitor experiences.
I (Tom) pursued winemaking studies to establish our on-site winery. In 2020, we unveiled our state-of-the-art winery, kitchen, and shop, solidifying our commitment to sharing English wine’s beauty beyond the bottle.
Experience the essence of Devon’s wine country with us.
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