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WINE REVIEW
A wine that just missed out on our Blanc de Noirs feature last month, the H&H is a blend of 68% Pinot Noir and 35% Pinot Meunier that spent 3 years on lees and currently 6 months under cork prior to tasting.
This wine has a huge presence; it’s confident and boisterous with a huge punchy acidity up front, but enough depth and weight to match. After an intense citrus bite, a broad, rich biscuit and concentrated stone fruit mid-taste develops.
It was great to taste this side by side with the Langham Blanc de Noirs; the H&H being ballsy and confident, whilst the Langham demure and restrained with hidden depths. Both, however, are fantastic wines and further demonstrate the diversity of English Blanc de Noirs.
Other Wines by this Winemaker
Harrow & Hope Blanc de Noirs 2015
Texturally and structurally perfect, and also one of the best priced Blanc de Noirs on the market right now.
Harrow & Hope Brut Rosé 2015
A welcoming richness that is sure to go down well as we move closer to English summer time.
Harrow & Hope Blanc de Blancs 2014
A fresh and expressive Blanc de Blancs from Harrow & Hope.
Harrow & Hope Brut Reserve NV No. 4
Exceptional balance between the rich, ripe, honest English orchard fruit intensity and the developing autolytic richness.
Harrow & Hope Brut Rosé 2014
Creamy with great weight, hints of spice and a delightful drying finish.
Harrow & Hope Blanc de Blancs 2013
A fresh and expressive Blanc de Blancs from Harrow & Hope.
