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WINE REVIEW
With another strong year in the WineGB awards, Dermot Sugrue’s latest Cuvée for Wiston is another classy release. The 2015 is a blend of 45% Pinot Noir, 33% Chardonnay and 22% Pinot Meunier.
Incredibly golden in colour for a young wine (must be all the red grapes), the nose is rich and joyous with candied citrus peel, red apple, caramelised pastry and toasted almonds.
To taste, a big rush of Dermot’s signature energetic acidity and tingly citrus energy is expertly balanced by baked apricot pudding, peach and red apple flavours. There’s a hint of tangy red berries and lots of nutty pastry complexity, leading to a clean mineral finish that lingers and entices you into another sip, or indeed, another glass.
Other Wines by this Winemaker
Wiston Estate Library Collection Cuvée 2009
A beautifully aged cuveé that combines fifteen years of ageing with crisp and vibrant fruit.
Wiston Blanc de Noir 2014
Peach, sweet red apple, orange skin and crisp almond pastry, as well as the fragrance of beautiful Burgundian oak.
Wiston Estate Blanc de Blancs 2015
This latest Wiston is showing lots of potential already but it is really going to start to sing with a few more years in the bottle.
Wiston Estate Blanc de Blancs 2011
WOTM March 2019 Seasoned with toasted hazelnuts and mineral tone; a thoroughly captivating English sparkling experience.
Wiston Estate Cuvée Brut 2009
Dermot Sugrue's latest masterpiece comes in the form of a Pinot biased Cuvée from Wiston.
Wiston Estate Blanc de Noirs 2010
A stunningly complex and rich Blanc de Noirs, benefiting from maturity and barrel ageing.
