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Lost In a Field Frolic Pet Nat
Lost In a Field Frolic Pet Nat
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Remarkable colour, coral pink, lychee skin or candy floss?
Exotic aromas of redcurrant and wild strawberry lead to a featherlight body and a
gentle mousse that is soft and foaming with creamy flavours of rhubarb and gooseberry fool.
Fruity, fault-free, zero sulphur English pét-nat made from heritage grape varieties from old vines.
Country: UK Region: Hereford, Wiltshire, Devon, Kent, Hampshire Grape: Madeleine Angevine, Reichensteiner and others
ABV: 9.5% Bottle Size: 75cl Natural
Additional Information: The majority of the 2022 wine comprises Madeleine Angevine (60%) which provides beautiful aromatics, then 30% Reichensteiner for some citrussy freshness, with Triomphe d’Alsace and Rondo for colour then a mixed field blend of nine other heritage varieties from our “lost vineyards” comprising seven white varieties (Bacchus, Huxelrebe, Ortega, Madeleine Sylvaner, Siegerrebe, Seyval Blanc and Phoenix) and two red varieties (Dornfelder and Leon Millot).
Exotic aromas of redcurrant and wild strawberry lead to a featherlight body and a
gentle mousse that is soft and foaming with creamy flavours of rhubarb and gooseberry fool.
Fruity, fault-free, zero sulphur English pét-nat made from heritage grape varieties from old vines.
Country: UK Region: Hereford, Wiltshire, Devon, Kent, Hampshire Grape: Madeleine Angevine, Reichensteiner and others
ABV: 9.5% Bottle Size: 75cl Natural
Additional Information: The majority of the 2022 wine comprises Madeleine Angevine (60%) which provides beautiful aromatics, then 30% Reichensteiner for some citrussy freshness, with Triomphe d’Alsace and Rondo for colour then a mixed field blend of nine other heritage varieties from our “lost vineyards” comprising seven white varieties (Bacchus, Huxelrebe, Ortega, Madeleine Sylvaner, Siegerrebe, Seyval Blanc and Phoenix) and two red varieties (Dornfelder and Leon Millot).
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