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Estate Selection 2019
From £16.95
We continue to select the highest quality batches from across the vineyard to create our Estate wine. In 2019 this led us to a blend of Chardonnay, Ortega and a small amount of Bacchus to create a wine of great balance and intriguing complexity.
The generous nose offers aromas of jasmine, apricot, medlar, melon and white fig. The palate is medium bodied, smooth and fresh with a pleasing nutty finish. A proportion of the Chardonnay was reserve wine from 2018 matured in large young French Oak barrel for 12 months which has contributed smoothness, body and complexity to the blend.
Suggested Food Matches: Smoked mackerel and salmon, Mediterranean pasta dishes and seafood, mild cheese and grilled vegetables.
Additional information
SINGLE BOTTLE OR CASE OF 6
Case of 6 £95.00 (Save £6.70), Single Bottle – £16.95
Reviews
Matthew Jukes, Vineyard Magazine. –
Vineyard Magazine – September 2021
If any winery in the country thinks that they can live without oak in their armoury then they are mistaken and this wine will show you why.
Made form Chardonnay, Ortega and a dribble of Bacchus, this wine is a masterclass in assembling a thoughtful blend from delicate components in a sensitive and beautifully balanced manner. While Ortega (22%) has its own particular juiciness, the oak in this wine was only deployed in the Chardonnay component and it was done with devastating precision. Bacchus’s job is to come in on the finish in order to bring levity and a snap of acidity. The Chardonnay was kept on its lees in a mix of new and older barrels and this allowed it to build in succulence and faint biscuitiness without adding any carpentry notes whatsoever to the finished wine. The result is a harmonious and complex white with summer orchard fruit, gentle florals and nice citrus touches and, given the value for money, it is definitely one of the most discreet and yet intellectually stimulating white wines of the year.
There will be a limited number of camping/campervan pitches available on-site at £10 per pitch
This is not a regular camping site so facilities will be limited. There will be toilets and drinking water available but no showers or electric hook ups. Washing facilities will be limited.
For safety, no cars will be allowed in the camping area.
Albourne Estate and the organizers accept no responsibility for your camping equipment or personal property whilst on-site during the event. Please ensure all valuables are suitably locked away.
Gates will open from 12.00, first band on stage 2pm
Entertainment will end 12.30am. In order to respect our neighbours, please depart quietly and promptly.
Wine, beer and other drinks will be available for sale. Please do not bring your own alcoholic drinks on site. In accordance with Challenge 25 policy, anyone looking 25 years or younger will be required to show ID before buying drinks.
Please DO bring a folding/camping chair and suitable footwear for a farm.
Please DO NOT bring dogs
This is a farm, with lakes and a pond and the associated dangers and whilst we will take every effort to mitigate these, PARENTS must be responsible for their children at ALL TIMES.
Please dispose of all litter carefully in the bins provided
COVID Policy –this will be updated closer to the time according to the latest government guidelines and policy.
Matthew Jukes, Vineyard Magazine. –
Vineyard Magazine – September 2021
If any winery in the country thinks that they can live without oak in their armoury then they are mistaken and this wine will show you why.
Made form Chardonnay, Ortega and a dribble of Bacchus, this wine is a masterclass in assembling a thoughtful blend from delicate components in a sensitive and beautifully balanced manner. While Ortega (22%) has its own particular juiciness, the oak in this wine was only deployed in the Chardonnay component and it was done with devastating precision. Bacchus’s job is to come in on the finish in order to bring levity and a snap of acidity. The Chardonnay was kept on its lees in a mix of new and older barrels and this allowed it to build in succulence and faint biscuitiness without adding any carpentry notes whatsoever to the finished wine. The result is a harmonious and complex white with summer orchard fruit, gentle florals and nice citrus touches and, given the value for money, it is definitely one of the most discreet and yet intellectually stimulating white wines of the year.