Tuffon Hall Pinot Gris 2023 (6 Bottles) Halstead, Essex, England
£106.00
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This limited release Pinot Gris is very reminiscent of an Alsace Pinot Gris, richer than the Bacchus and fuller bodied it is very well balanced. Floral notes, ripe melon and a touch of citrus on the nose and flavours of Elderflower, apricot and peach on the palate. This wine has a slight spice and yet a refreshing finish.
About Tuffon Hall Vineyard
Welcome to Tuffon Hall Vineyard, a family-run estate in East Anglia. Since 2014, we’ve been crafting award-winning wines on our farm, which has been in our family for over 100 years.
Our vineyard is a true family affair, with everyone playing a part. Our wines are even named after our daughters: Amelie, Beatrice, and Charlotte. We’re proud to produce high-quality, limited-release wines that delight our growing family of English wine lovers.
With four generations of expertise, we know our land intimately. We introduced vines to the farm in 2011, breaking new ground for future generations. Every bottle of Tuffon Hall wine is carefully crafted, with hand-picked grapes and a passion for excellence.
Our commitment to quality over quantity has earned us award-winning recognition. We believe that small-batch production allows for greater care and attention at every stage, resulting in wines that truly stand out.
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