Definition by Majestic Bacchus 2023, England

When it comes to white grapes in England, Bacchus sets the standard with its fresh and crisp profile. This defining example is made by Henners Vineyard, established in 2007 in the East Sussex village of Herstmonceux by ex-F1 race engineer Lawrence Warr. A recent expansion has brought in a new cellar door and state-of-the-art winery, but the real magic comes from the land, which benefits from strong coastal influences, low elevation and free-draining clay soils. Partly fermented in oak and blended with a small dash of Chardonnay, this Bacchus has typical aromas of elderflower, gooseberry, white currant and lime. A great pairing for pork tenderloin, hake or buttery veg.

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