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Black Chalk Classic 2015
What impresses the most is the precision of the flavour; it’s a very fruit-focused sparkling.

Black Chalk Wild Rose 2015
A bright, wild rosé with intense strawberry, raspberry and cherry blossom character.

Lyme Bay Pinot Noir 2016
A simply fantastic Pinot Noir, full of delicious, ripe red fruit flavours and velvety, integrated tannin. A must-try!

Lyme Bay Chardonnay 2016
Takes you on a journey from crisp, green orchard fruit through to riper, fleshy peach.

Astley Vineyard Bacchus 2016
Zingy lime and pink grapefruit flavours up front, with lots of crunchy green apple.

Bluebell Hindleap Rosé 2014
Elegant, refined, and with a lengthy finish that will keep you reaching for another pour.
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Exploring English Wine Icons: Gusbourne Chardonnay
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The Great British Wine Round-up June 2020
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The ‘New’ Hampshire Pinot Blanc
Our new writer Charles Carron Brown, Head Sommelier of Henrock by Simon Rogan, takes a look at Bsixtwelve and their incredibly food-friendly Pinot Blanc.
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