Wressle Robbing Red Breast Rondo 2023 (6 Bottles) Brigg, Lincolnshire, England
£100.00
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Robbing Red Breast is a beautiful red wine produced from Rondo Red grapes. A vibrant ruby red appearance with a hint of purple, an aromatic nose with notes of cherry, plum, and hints of spice, earth, and subtle oak. Medium-bodied with flavours of ripe cherry, blackcurrant, and plum, complemented by subtle hints of chocolate and spice. Lingering finish with hints of fruit and spice, leaving you wanting another sip.
Pair with roasted meats, game meats, rich sauces and hard cheeses such as cheddar or wensleydale.
Drink now or age for up to 5 years.
About Wressle Vineyard
Wressle Vineyard, nestled in North Lincolnshire, is a family-owned and operated vineyard with a passion for crafting exceptional wines. What began as a small family project during the Covid-19 lockdown has blossomed into a journey to put Wressle wines on the map.
To perfect their craft, the family travelled to Tuscany to learn from master winemakers and attended Plumpton College in East Sussex to study industry best practices. Their goal is to produce high-quality, affordable wines that showcase their dedication to craftsmanship.
At Wressle Vineyard, they cultivate grapes with passion and care, using organic practices and natural fertilisers. They harvest by hand, with the help of family and friends, and carefully curate their grape varieties. Their wines are inspired by the rich wildlife surrounding the vineyard, with names paying homage to the creatures that share the land.
Join the Wressle Vineyard family on their journey, and raise a toast to exceptional wines crafted with love and care.
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