Sparkling Rosé – Extra Dry

Kingsthorne

£29

Pinot Noir Early and Seyval Blanc grapes fermented together to produce this richer coloured rosé wine. Hand picked from our Upton Bishop Vineyard. With a little extended skin contact in the press, the colours and flavours are a little more extracted and suit this extra-dry style (would be called medium dry in still wine terms). This level of sweetness brings out a delicious palate of summer fruits with a sherbet tang to the finish. The creamy textured fizz really compliments the fruit levels too, and the acidity gives balance to the sweetness. Have a well-chilled glass with a bowl of summer fr

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