English Sparkling Wines
Lyme Bay Brut Reserve Charmat NV half bottle
Bright, fruit forward, lemon and Granny Smith with crisp clean finish
Seyval Blanc grapes are used to create a bright, fruit-forward and elegant, yet approachable English sparkling wine. Secondary fermentation via the Charmat method (used to make Prosecco) which gives and light, crisp flavour designed for easy drinking. Pronounced notes of lemon and Granny Smith apple stand out amongst a vibrant and delicate mousse with a clean finish. The date of disgorgement is hand-written on every bottle. Lyme Bay is a small, dedicated West Country company passionate about producing delicious and award-winning English Wines, Fruit Wines, Ciders, Meads and Liqueurs from their home in Devon’s beautiful Axe Valley. 26,000 vines were planted in 2009 and 2010 within a stone’s throw of their winery. They also source grapes from a select group of the best growers in the South of England, believing that truly special wines are born from grapes with diverse backgrounds.
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