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WINE REVIEW
I’ve been championing Greyfriar’s Sparkling Wines, particularly their Blanc de Blancs, ever since I stumbled across them practically on my doorstep.
The 2014 BdB has only just been released, but once again impresses with its striking freshness and vibrant, crisp orchard fruit flavours. It’s all about crisp green apple with a twist of lemon!
The low dosage of 4g/l ensures a super fresh profile and will suit those looking for an uber-refreshing sparkling wine.
At £21 a bottle from the cellar door, this wine remains one of the best value English Sparkling wines on the market.
Other Wines by this Winemaker
Greyfriars Cuvée X Blanc de Noirs 2017
Visceral and expressive, with aromas of red apple, ginger and aromatic spiced notes.
Greyfriars NOOR 2020
Green apple, citrus, white peach, and a flinty minerality with a light textured nuttiness.
Greyfriars Rosé 2018
Lots of tangy cranberry and raspberry red berry flavours with a big hit of grapefruit tang.
Greyfriars Blanc de Noirs NV
WOTM February 2019 Packed full of character; crisp orchard fruit leads to fuller notes of honeyed apricot and delicious biscuit notes.
Greyfriars Old Vine Chardonnay 2017
Crisp green apple and citrus flavours with flesh peach and textural oak spiciness.
Greyfriars Cuvée Royale 2015
Quite simply the best, most grown-up wine that has been released to date from the rising stars of Surrey. Very exciting!
