Bestsellers 12 Bottle Mixed Case

Tasting notes

If you have never tried an English wine before – well now is your opportunity. The vineyards of England are generally located in the warmer southern counties where the milder influences of the gulf stream have an important effect, as our northern hemisphere vineyards need a longer cooler growing season than in Europe to produce top quality grapes. This Ashdown White is made from 100% Bacchus, a grape that thrives in the Sussex climate. The palate is light and refreshing, with notes of elderflower, gooseberry and nettles complemented by a white grapefruit acidity and subtle apricot notes on the finish.

Tasting notes

Château Puybarbe has existed for several centuries and vineyards were planted in the Roman times on the hillsides, but the oldest proof of winegrowing activity in Puybarbe dates from 1895 through the sale of the property. Astral de Château Puybarbe has ripe bramble and cassis aromas on the nose combined with some mint as well as vanilla and spice notes from the use of oak staves in the tank This is a delicious, full bodied wine with abundant fruit and soft acidity, but still quite firm tannins.

Tasting notes

The Cortese grapes are handpicked and fermented in stainless steel tanks before being aged on the lees for three months, giving fantastic concentration, richness and mouth watering freshness. Bright orchard fruits, runny honey and candied citrus fruits merge with subtle notes of almond. Lively, balanced and ever so drinkable, especially paired with fresh fish

Tasting notes

With this upbringing, Olivier developed a profound attachment to the Languedoc's terroir and landscape and later to its wines. This Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah blend is an easy drinking wine, light and fresh with all the classic aromas and flavours one would expect from a rosé from this highly regarded winemaker.