Artelium Artefact #8 Skinny Gris (6 Bottles) Streat, East Sussex, England
£195.00
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A characterful dry orange rosé with bright, mouth-watering acidity and crunchy tannins. The palate is intense and juicy, with flavours of pink rose petals, mixed red berries with woody undertones from barrel ageing. An energetic wine with some tension that will loosen with age.
The Baron Gilvan collaborated with us on label designs for Artefacts #7, #8, & #9. His oil-stick on paper drawings were inspired by each wine’s names, qualities, and colours, the resulting artworks depicting a jazz band of curious characters indulging in a make-believe underground cabaret. The direction of the labels naturally formed itself through initial drawings. The idea of the ‘wild ferment’ informed the animal-human hybrids whilst the variety ‘Cabaret Noir’ inspired the inclusion of instruments and cabaret characters. The paint colours were inspired by the colours of each wine; deep burgundy for ‘Cabaret Noir’, zesty orange for ‘Skinny Gris’, and blanched green for ‘Motley Wild.
About Artelium Wine Estate
Artelium Wine Estate, located on Streat Lane in Streat, Sussex, is a contemporary English vineyard that harmoniously blends the art of winemaking with a celebration of modern craft. Nestled against the picturesque backdrop of the South Downs, the estate offers visitors a unique experience that combines exceptional wines with curated art exhibitions.
The estate cultivates classic grape varieties such as Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, along with smaller parcels of Pinot Gris. These grapes are meticulously grown across their vineyards in East and West Sussex, contributing to the production of both still and sparkling wines that reflect the distinctive terroir of the region.
Artelium’s converted barn and alfresco terrace provide inviting spaces for wine tastings and events. Guests can enjoy vineyard tours followed by tutored tastings, offering insights into the estate’s winemaking techniques and the unique characteristics of Sussex-grown grapes.
Beyond winemaking, Artelium is dedicated to promoting contemporary art. The estate hosts exhibitions and events that showcase the work of local artists, creating a dynamic cultural environment for visitors. Seasonal events, such as the Christmas Makers Market, feature local artisans and craftspeople, enhancing the estate’s community engagement.
The estate’s kitchen serves seasonal small plates and sharing platters, thoughtfully paired with their wines. The tasting room, equipped with a log burner, and the terrace offer comfortable settings for guests to relax and enjoy the scenic views. Artelium welcomes well-behaved dogs and children, making it a family-friendly destination.
Situated less than a 30-minute walk from Plumpton Train Station, Artelium is accessible by foot, car, or taxi. The estate encourages visitors to explore the surrounding countryside through various walking routes, enhancing the overall experience of the Sussex landscape.
Artelium Wine Estate stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of English winemaking, offering a harmonious blend of fine wines, contemporary art, and warm hospitality in the heart of Sussex.
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