Dunesforde Sparkling Pinot Gris 2021 (6 Bottles) York, North Yorkshire, England
£163.00
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After the 2020 vintages huge success, due to winning a silver medal in the International Wine Challenge 2024, the 2021 is back!
Bursting with fresh, ripe orchard fruits, this wine is crisp and refreshing with tongue-tingling flavours throughout. It pairs wonderfully with pork or chicken but is also tremendous as an aperitif.
About Dunesforde Vineyard
Dunesforde Vineyard’s story began over a decade ago, inspired by the vineyards of Tuscany. Our journey took us from Italy to Yorkshire, where we discovered a site with ideal conditions for growing cool-climate wines. With expert advice, we carefully selected vine varietals and rootstocks to match our soil and climate. Our vineyard lies near the historic Roman town of Aldborough, where Romans once planted vines. We like to think that our vineyard is a continuation of this ancient tradition. Our wines are made from Bacchus, Solaris, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and other varietals, carefully crafted to showcase the unique characteristics of our cool-climate terroir.
We’re proud to offer a range of still and sparkling wines, including our award-winning Queen of the North, named in honour of the ancient Queen Cartimandua. Our tasting rooms, inspired by Roman architecture, offer a unique wine experience with stunning views of the vineyard. Join us for tours, tastings, and events at one of the most northerly vineyards in the UK, discover the magic of Dunesforde Vineyard
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