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A fascinating and delicious blend of 5 indigenous grapes are used in this quite outstanding wine. A perfect example of the principle of ‘one reaps what one sows’. As with biodynamics, when so much thought goes into a wine, it is unsurprising that the result is a success. A delicious white blend from Veneto.
As the name suggests, this does exactly what it says on the tin. A typical and delicious Soave Classico (Garganega).
A delicious, orange Biodynamic Pinot Grigio. Big aromas of peaches and wild flowers, then fresh, fruity and intense to taste. Ideal with seafood pasta and white meat dishes. A favourite and top seller.
A slightly skinsy and deliciously refreshing orange Riesling blend from the wonderful Czech producers Krashna Hora. A perfect summer lunch wine whihch has a little more substance than the average white. Dry, crispy green apple skin, good acidity, with lovely texture
A delicious Czech Blanc de Noir (Claret). Lots of red fruit, strawberries, freshly picked black cherries. A lovely, creamy mouthfeel and a delicious long finish. Very much like an orange wine, it is extremely versatile and pairs with all sorts but particularly pork and tuna pasta.
An orange version of the immensely popular Sauvignon Blanc from this outstanding producer. What more can i say. It’s amazing. If you like orange wines or you just fancy trying one, this is an absolute winner. Image is of the white. New image soon.
Petr Korab – Natur Rysak 2018 is a delicious and well balanced biodynamic ‘Rysak’ wine from the Czech Republic. Pairs well with pizza, tuna and vegetable pasta dishes, pork and other white meats and roast vegetables.
A full blooded, tangy and bold orange Pinot Blanc from Southern Germany. This is one for the more adventurous among you, or the orange and Pinot Blanc aficionados. Excellent for pairing with strong fish dishes such as smoked eel, or fuller flavoured white meat dishes.
An exceptionally well-made orange wine from Puglia. Ripened apricots, peach skin, rhubarb and bitters. The finish is long and well balanced. A wonderfully easy-drinking wine at the very palatable end of the orange spectrum and only 11%.
