South Ridge Cuvée Merret English Sparkling Rosé 2020
Sussex
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This classy, elegant pink fizz commemorates Englishman Christopher Merret, whose paper to the Royal Society in 1662 documented the process of making sparkling wines, predating Champagne by 30 years. Raise a glass and shout “Vive l’Angleterre!”
£25.00 per bottle
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Wine Details
- Rosé - Very Dry
- Fine wine
United Kingdom- Pale Salmon Pink
- Pinot Noir-based blend
- 9 Units
- 12% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2028
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Delicate, fresh, fruity and complex with a soft creamy mousse
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
England can lay claim to being among the earliest pioneers of sparkling wine. Furthermore, the soil and climate found on the South Downs region bear a striking resemblance to those of Champagne. This resemblance is so remarkable that several renowned Champagne houses have chosen to invest in England, with one even attempting to acquire the very estate in question. But the Roberts family is holding firm. As the leaders of English fizz they have won countless awards, including the IWSC’s World Wide Trophy for Best Sparkling Wine. No wonder Jancis Robinson calls this “England’s vinous glory – fizz made in the image of Champagne”. With delicate red berry fruit and toasty hints, this rosé is a joy solo or with canapés or summer berry fruits.
England can lay claim to being among the earliest pioneers of sparkling wine. Furthermore, the soil and climate found on the South Downs region bear a striking resemblance to those of Champagne. This resemblance is so remarkable that several renowned Champagne houses have chosen to invest in England, with one even attempting to acquire the very estate in question. But the Roberts family is holding firm. As the leaders of English fizz they have won countless awards, including the IWSC’s World Wide Trophy for Best Sparkling Wine. No wonder Jancis Robinson calls this “England’s vinous glory – fizz made in the image of Champagne”. With delicate red berry fruit and toasty hints, this rosé is a joy solo or with canapés or summer berry fruits.
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