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Nutbourne Vineyards

£15

A delightful dry blush rosé wine made from a combined pressing of our Pinot Blanc and Pinot Noir, with just enough skin contact to give a lovely pale pink hue. With gentle wild strawberry on the nose and soft sherbet on the palate. A wine for quaffing on a sunny afternoon in an English country garden with friends. Serve with hors d’oeuvres or light salads, such as smoked duck breast with white peaches. Perfect with a little caviar on dill blini. The art: Nutbourne Vineyards is a family affair. Our wines are only made from grapes grown on the estate, and every bottle label features a Gladwin Fa

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Registered at Companies House as NUTBOURNE VINEYARDS LIMITED, number 05492268. Checked 2026-08-29.
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