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Grower: Noble Fine Liquor
Region: Hackney, United Kingdom
Grape Varieties:
Size: 75cl bottle
Another mixed pack from yours truly here at Noble Fine Liquor. Some things have changed since we've seen you last, and now our feelings of crushing hopelessness float in the limbo of post-American election bliss and pre-lockdowned Christmas terror. Not to fear! We have a mixed pack for that. Let's begin, shall we.
Chartogne Taillet, Cuvee Saint Anne. It's the Champagne that we drink when we're celebrating and the Champagne that we drink if we need a good old bathtub cry. Alexandre Chartogne makes some incredible fizz at a wildly accessible price point and if we must face facts that the only unchanging thing is change itself then we better get to drinking this in abundance and quickly, too.
Waiting for the Miracle: ah, Dani and Adam Davies, making perhaps the only truly natural ciders and perries out of their ramshackle shed in Powys, Wales, in their free time making artisinal pizzas and shielding Adam's daughter from the harmful gender roles present in a certain Suidae-based children's program that shall remain unnamed. We must protect and support these people at all costs.
Sybille Kuntz makes bone-dry riesling in Mosel and it's very good and you will like it even if you're certain you'll hate it.
L'Indigene is orange wine from Domaine Bohn that you could blackmail your conservative brother with because you can pretend it's white and once he says he likes it you can pull the old switcheroo and reveal it's true nature. It's mineral and crispy and lightly aromatic.
From one bruja to another I highly recommend the Comando G Bruja de Rozas which is old vine granacha from nearby Madrid and has a touch of smoke and spice and everything nice and you could drink it chilled or not, because you are the bruja of your own fate.
Fond Cypres is making a comeback here not because we are wildly uncreative but rather because you all like it so damn much and we are doing this for you, we do this all for you.
So there we are, another day, another mixed pack (read: cry for help). Happy November, everyone.
£29.00
Grower: Ajola, Gazzetta, & Malauva
Region: Lazio, Italy
Grape Varieties: Chardonnay, Sangiovese
Viticulture: Uncertified organic with biodynamic practices
Size: 75cl bottle
A collaborative wine from some of our very favourites of Lazio, Rosso in Commune starts with chardonnay fermented on the skins of sangiovese before pressing. Fruit forward with gently rustic...
£26.00
Grower: Ajola
Region: Lazio, Italy
Grape Varieties: Sangiovese
Viticulture: Uncertified organic with biodynamic practices
Size: 75cl bottle
Bright acidity provides freshness to an otherwise dense, dark-fruited core; fruit hails from the shared vineyard. A wine of wonderful balance that would make a happy home on any table....
£22.00
Grower: Andrea Calek
Region: Ardeche, France
Grape Varieties: Syrah, Grenache
Size: 75cl bottle
A lighter spin on the Syrah and Grenache grapes produced using carbonic maceration. A pure, refreshing and thirst quenching wine.