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Only produced in certain vintages, the Vineyard Select range promises much... but does it deliver? I cracked open the varietal Schonburger (an early ripening German cross) and dived in. In short – yes it does. This is very drinkable. It’s extremely pale but this hides a very fragrant aroma and intense taste. Not quite what you expect. There are distinct honeydew melon and pear tones on the palate, with a fair old vegetal kick. Although this vegetation is perhaps a tad too much for me, this is a pretty good wine.
It sells at £13 full price, which may be a bit high, but when I was at the vineyard there were deals on. Can me a sucker but there is also something quite nice about living near London and drinking a good LOCAL wine....
Denbies
Schonburger, Vineyard Select
Surrey, England
Denbies vineyard
£13
3.5/5
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