Fox & Fox Mayfield Midnight Rosé 2011
A strikingly deep coloured rosé with loads of berry fruit character and a winter spice complexity.
Pinot Noir is a grape that has been crucial to the UK, with it being one of the holy trinity of traditional method “Champagne” grapes alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier. But the grape enjoys profound success on its own all around the world, from the legendary prized wines of Burgundy to the cooler climate success of New Zealand’s Central Otago and Marlborough.
Pinot Noir is the 10th most planted grape in the world (source: Wine Folly) and the second most grown grape variety in England. Whilst domestically, most of the juice from the Pinot will end up in a Classic Cuvée sparkling blend, a Rosé (still or sparkling) or perhaps even a Blanc de Noirs, the grape’s popularity as a single varietal still wine is starting to increase.
A strikingly deep coloured rosé with loads of berry fruit character and a winter spice complexity.
A brilliantly mature English Sparkling wine, with superb savoury and nutty complexity and silky textures.
A textbook example of well-judged structure and acidity from the master of high-octane English Sparkling wine that is Dermot Sugrue.
A textbook example of well-judged structure and acidity from the master of high-octane English Sparkling wine that is Dermot Sugrue.
A fascinating journey and a great example of what maturity can bring to English Sparklng Wine.
Moodier and more mysterious than the legendary 2011 vintage.
Strikingly dry and clean throughout, the real surprise is the depth and length of the finish.
Crisp and fresher than the previous 2013 vintage from Hattingley, and all the better for it!
This Rosé has everything – the fresh crisp bite of citrus & a wonderful underlying yeasty depth.
Packed full of character; a weighty hug with a pleasingly dry finish.
A lively and poised palate – opening up with a brilliant acidity that commands attention.
Brilliant crisp acidity up front with zingy citrus and red currant flavours.
A real triumph for patience, this mature rosé has hidden depths of nut, biscuit and spice.
Creamy with great weight, hints of spice and a delightful drying finish.
A fruit forward rosé with delicious subtle notes of spice and vanilla.
This is a true wine lovers rosé with subtle red fruit and warm brioche notes.
The latest vintage of what is in my opinion the best in a very impressive range from Camel Valley.
A crisp and delicate rosé with delicate creamy textures and red fruit on the finish.
A deliciously crisp English sparkler with ripe fruit and subtle complexities.
A lovely fruit-forward rosé that’s a superbly balanced summer sipper.
A dry and complex Blanc de Noirs that will continue to evolve with age.
An indulgent Classic Cuvée with rich notes of baked pear and ripe peach, with integrated honey sweetness.
It’s quite brisk with minimal complexity, making this refreshing and perfect as an aperitif.
Drinks very well with a great balance between crispness and the riper fruit flavours.