A premium blend of fruity Rondo red grapes and crisp Solaris white grapes. Both are exceptional grapes for planting in the cooler British climate. The Rondo is a dark-skinned grape bursting in cherry fruitiness. Solaris flourishes in the cooler climates of the Herefordshire soil, as a crisp white grape. Together they blend to form a Rosé you almost wouldn’t believe was from England… Alluring summer berry aromas burst through with hints of green tea. The refreshing flavours of strawberries and lime balance the sweetness with a medium dry finish. Perfect for sunny alfresco dining. This wine was inspired by the sweeping shingle beach along the River Wye, portrayed on the label. Pair with English cheese and crackers for an afternoon in the sunshine. Radlow Hundred have been farming for eight generations. Their estate falls within the beautiful rolling landscape previously known as the Radlow Hundred, an administrative area noted in the Doomsday Book. Their small batch English Wine is a commemorative nod to the farmscape’s history and surrounding community.
