Exploring Grape Varieties

Name: Exploring Grape Varieties
Brand: Grape Britannia
SKU: 51198
Price: 111.55 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Off-the-beaten-track grape varieties to discover!

Enjoy exploring some more unusual grapes with this mixed case that features wines made from varieties including Huxelrebe, Divico and Solaris. Benefit from a 10% discount on their normal price.

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Winbirri Vineyard Signature Red 2020

Rich plum and dark-berry fruits; spicy with notes of coffee and blackberries and slightly toasted

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Coastal Reach The Red 2024

Dark berry fruit flavours, hints of dark chocolate and vanilla, in a smooth easy drinking style

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Radlow Hundred Solaris 2023

Honeydew melon nose enlivened by citrus, with honey, lemon and apricot on the palate

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Chilford Hall Legacy 2021

Delicate tropical fruit aromas leading to a slightly sweet lime and green apple finish

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Renegade Urban Winery Roger Col Fondo Rondo 2023

Cherries, blackcurrants and sloe berries - a super deep, unusual wonderland of a wine

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Halfpenny Green Wine Estate Late Harvest Vintage 2022

Soft and luscious honeyed flavours combine with ripe apricot

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Additional information

Winbirri Vineyard Signature Red 2020

ABV	12.0%
Drink to	2026
Food Pairing	Beef, lamb, venison
Grapes	Dornfelder
Drink Type	Varietal, Vintage
Oak	Medium
Sweetness	Dry
Region	Norfolk
Vegan?	Yes
Volume	75cl

Coastal Reach The Red 2024

ABV	11.0%
Drink to	2029
Drink Type	Varietal, Vintage
Food Pairing	BBQ meats, Cured meats, Roast lamb
Grapes	Divico
Oak	No
Region	Essex
Sweetness	Dry
Vegan?	No
Volume	75cl

Radlow Hundred Solaris 2023

ABV	12.0%
Drink to	2028
Drink Type	Varietal, Vintage
Food Pairing	Asian cuisine, Avocado with prawns, Chicken kiev
Grapes	Solaris
Oak	No
Region	Herefordshire
Sweetness	Dry
Vegan?	Yes
Volume	75cl

Chilford Hall Legacy 2021

ABV	11.0%
Drink to	2027
Food Pairing	chicken, Pork, salads
Grapes	Muller-Thurgau, Schonburger
Drink Type	Blend, Vintage
Oak	No
Sweetness	Off dry
Region	Cambridgeshire
Vegan?	Yes
Volume	75cl

Renegade Urban Winery Roger Col Fondo Rondo 2023

ABV	12%
Drink to	2027
Drink Type	Red, Varietal, Vintage, Col Fondo
Food Pairing	BBQ meats, Full English breakfast
Grapes	Rondo
Oak	No
Region	Hampshire, London
Sweetness	Dry
Vegan?	Yes
Volume	75cl

Halfpenny Green Wine Estate Late Harvest Vintage 2022

ABV	9.5%
Drink to	2029
Drink Type	Dessert, Sweet, Vintage
Food Pairing	apple tart, cheeses, fruit salad
Grapes	Huxelrebe
Oak	No
Region	Staffordshire
Sweetness	Sweet
Vegan?	Yes
Volume	37.5cl

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