Vermentino
Vermentino is a light-skinned white wine grape variety primarily grown in Italy, particularly in Sardinia and Liguria, as well as in Corsica and parts of southern France. The grape is known for producing wines with a fresh and aromatic profile, often featuring flavors of lime, grapefruit, green apple, and almond.
Vermentino wines are typically dry, with a medium-light body and medium-high acidity, making them refreshing and versatile. They can be made in both oaked and unoaked styles, with the oaked versions offering a richer, fuller taste. The grape is also used in blends, particularly in Provence Rosé, where it is known as Rolle
Bottle
£38.00
2015 · 14%
complex and extremely fragrant revealing aromas of hawthorn, almond and floral notes of violet and yellow fruits (mango and apricot). Very delicate woody side with notes of gingerbread and tobacco
175ml
250ml
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£
12.50
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17.50
£52
· 13%
Exquisite rosé is crafted from a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, resulting in a delicate, pale pink colour that is both elegant and inviting.
Contains MilkContains SulphitesSuitable for Vegetarians
Bottle
£70.00
2021 · 13.5%
This rich, velvety white offers luscious layers of ripe peach and exotic lychee, perfectly balanced by aromatic wild herbs and a razor-sharp, mouth-watering salty finish.
Contains SulphitesContains Yeast/Yeast Extracts
