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‘Renaissance’, Pen-Y-Clawdd Vineyard, 2018
£15.00
Renaissance is a dry, crisp, still white wine produced from the 2018 harvest from Reichensteiner, Phoenix & Schönburger grapes.
It has aromas and flavours of green apple, fennel and stone fruit with refreshing citrus notes,
Perfect as an aperitif, with grilled fish, seafood, white meat or goat’s cheese.
Pen-Y-Clawdd Vineyard website
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David Walsh-Gibbon –
The aroma was so enticing that I was reluctant to taste it in case I was left disappointed. I was transported to a summer apple orchard by the wonderful bouquet. The taste was just wow, crunchy fresh green apple and fennel, stone fruit with citrus notes. Finally a long linger on the palate, which I wasn’t expecting from a Welsh wine. A great wine can inspire you – I could paint my masterpiece while drinking this. Perfection.
Gilbert –
Thank you so much for your lovely review of our first wine, we are thrilled that you enjoyed it so much!