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Hencote – Rosé 2017
| Type | Rosé |
| Grapes | Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Rondo |
| Country/Region | United Kingdom, Shropshire |
| Food pairing | Meat, Fish, Vegetables, Pork, Game, Poultry |
| Vintage | 2017 |
| Alcohol | 11% |
Product number: 285271
£81.00
Price per bottle:
£13.50
A refreshing and fruit-forward wine with summer fruit aromas of strawberry and a crisp, redcurrant acidity
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Rondo
Region: Shropshire
Within a few years this was producing surprisingly buoyant harvests of good quality grapes. Despite a lack of encouragement and genuine skepticism from Viticulturists, a subsequent and exhaustive study revealed conducive growing conditions for establishing a viable vineyard. The owners passionately believed that the estate could be developed to support both a vineyard and also oeno-tourism.
This vision has inspired the development of the estate today. By 2015 a new vineyard of 24,000 vines had been planted. Earlier this year the winery building was completed and a new restaurant and wine and cocktail bar opened. A new glamping village was also opened and a brand new road linking the estate to main vehicular routes was established.
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Rondo
Region: Shropshire
About the vineyard
In 2009 the owners of a small private estate at Hencote planted a hobby vineyard comprising 160 vines.Within a few years this was producing surprisingly buoyant harvests of good quality grapes. Despite a lack of encouragement and genuine skepticism from Viticulturists, a subsequent and exhaustive study revealed conducive growing conditions for establishing a viable vineyard. The owners passionately believed that the estate could be developed to support both a vineyard and also oeno-tourism.
This vision has inspired the development of the estate today. By 2015 a new vineyard of 24,000 vines had been planted. Earlier this year the winery building was completed and a new restaurant and wine and cocktail bar opened. A new glamping village was also opened and a brand new road linking the estate to main vehicular routes was established.