Denbies Pinot Gris 2022 (6 Bottles) Dorking, Surrey, England
£129.00
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With a delicate hint of rose gold in the glass, our Pinto Gris from 2022 is made only in the best of years. A hint of vanilla on the nose is succeeded by a palate of nectarines and almonds and culminates with a rich minerally finish.
About Denbies Wine Estate
Denbies Wine Estate is England’s largest single estate vineyard located in the picturesque Surrey Hills, Denbies Wine Estate is one of England’s most renowned single estate vineyards. Established in 1986, the estate spans 627 acres, with 265 acres under vine, producing up to 1 million bottles annually.
Under the leadership of CEO Christopher White, Denbies has become a benchmark for English winemaking, earning repeated certifications in international wine awards. Our vineyards, situated on the North Downs, benefit from the region’s famous chalky soil and protected south-facing slopes.
As a testament to our excellence, we’ve had the honour of welcoming several members of the Royal family to the estate, continuing a historical connection that dates back to Prince Albert in 1851.
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