Sparkling Rosé – Brut

Kingsthorne

£31

Using the same grape varieties as the 2019 Rosé, but with less skin contact at pressing, gives us a much paler rosé, and perhaps a more serious, complex wine. Traditional method used with lees ageing over 3 years. The aromas are redcurrant and raspberry to the fore, just a hint of toast too. Mouth-filling fizz accentuates the fresh, crispness of this dry wine and a mouth watering, zest-like cleanness runs through the wine to the long finish. So delicious on its own, but also with food pairings such as grilled salmon; roast chicken or herby salads and pasta dishes.

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Sparkling Rosé – Brut

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