Great British Wine – Page 20 – English Wine Reviews & Articles

Crunchy green apple, citrus zest with light creamy waves and a touch of creamy lemon posset.

So beautifully textured, ushered in by a soft, supple mousse and wild purity.

Packed full of crunchy green orchard fruit, with crisp apples and greengage, and hints of white pepper and lemon.

Crisp, taut crunchy apples and zesty flavours, then a lightly peachy weight that leads to a lengthy finish.

Understated and elegant: there’s a bright nose of red apple and citrus zest, with a mineral, struck match note.

A light off-dry sweetness that adds body and a light generosity compared to the sometimes bracing dryness of most Pét-Nat wines.

A look at the top new English red wines, as well as a retrospective look at a duo of favourite English Pinot Noir.

Five years in the making, MWs Susie Barrie and Peter Richards launch their Big English Wine Adventure wines.

New writer Fran makes a trip to Somerset to visit Fenny Castle Vineyard just before harvest.