The Future's Yellow, 8%

Little Pomona

£35

This traditional method sparkling wine is made from England's most exotic and aromatic fruit, the quince. It may be the only one of its kind. The fruit was sourced from an organic orchard near Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire belonging to our late friend Vin Yorke, affectionately known as Vince the quince. We are also doing a limited run of Quince T Shirts ! It is as elegant and true an expression of the fruit as we think it is possible for us to achieve. On opening, all of those exotic quince aromatics - the perfume of sweet Turkish Delight, blossom honey and lemon zest - immediately begin to fi

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Registered at Companies House as LITTLE POMONA LIMITED, number 08074587. Checked 2026-08-29.
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