Chiltern Valley Pinot Gris 2023 (6 Bottles) Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, England
£114.00
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A Fresh & flavourful wine, with notes of stone & tropical fruits. Made from the grey-pink skin of the Pinot Gris Grape, creating an elegant, velvety medium – full bodied wine
Paired With: Fish dishes such as Portuguese Mussels & Halibut
About Old Luxters Brewery/Chiltern Valley Winery
Old Luxters, nestled in an area of outstanding natural beauty, is home to Chiltern Valley Wines, its vineyard, winery, Old Luxters Brewery, liqueur-making facilities, and a charming cellar shop. Established in 1982, the vineyard sits on the picturesque slopes of the Chiltern Hills, surrounded by beech woodlands and overlooking the serene Hambleden Valley near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
Since the first harvest in 1984, Old Luxters has crafted an expanding range of award-winning English wines, celebrated for their exceptional quality. With numerous accolades from national and international blind-tasting competitions, their wines are renowned both in the UK and abroad.
The traditional farm buildings house state-of-the-art production, bottling, and labelling facilities, blending modern technology with heritage. Old Luxters Brewery, a proud revival of the farm-brewed tradition, produces full mash Real Ales with a wooden-clad mash tun, copper, and fermentation vessels. Their Master Brewer meticulously blends premium English malted barley, including pale, crystal, and chocolate malts, to create ales with depth, flavour, and richness, seasoned with carefully selected English hops for perfect aroma and bitterness.
Dedicated to excellence, Old Luxters combines tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation. Their commitment to creating high-quality, handcrafted products is matched by warm and informed customer service. Visitors are welcomed to explore their offerings, steeped in both the beauty of the Chiltern Hills and the passion of their craft.
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