MELON AND APPLE WITH A WHIFF OF WHITE BLOSSOM. NOT A FAR CRY FROM SAUVIGNON
BLANC AND PERFECT SUMMER DRINKING.
Bacchus, which has quickly become England's signature white grape variety, takes
its name from the Greco-Roman god of wine. It flourishes in the cool climate of
England's rolling hills. At Aldwick Estate the Bacchus vines are planted on the
top of the hill, overlooking the descent to the River Yeo and the Mendips hills
beyond. It's a vibrant, herbaceous dry white wine that's soft on the palate and
intensely satisfying.

You'll like this if you like...Classic Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, dry white
wines, fresh lemon citrus or sunshine drinking.

Pairs beautifully with: Quiche, simply grilled white fish or salmon and cucumber
sandwiches (when the sun's shining).

Cheese pairing:White Nancy goat's cheese or a goat's cheese Brie.