Great British Wine – Page 55 – English Wine Reviews & Articles

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.

Light and refreshing, one for those that like their fizz without that yeasty Champagne-like richness.

It’s quite brisk with minimal complexity, making this refreshing and perfect as an aperitif.

On the lighter side of Bacchus, but with purity, balanced acidity and surprising length.

Drinks very well with a great balance between crispness and the riper fruit flavours.

John catches up with Cherie and Brad of Nyetimber for a tasting of 1086 Vintage 2010 at Rosewood London.

Hannah makes a visit to Terlingham Vineyard in Kent to discover all about natural English wine.

July’s round-up features a concise but texturally diverse selection of wines including four fantastic stills and two delectable sparkling rosés.