A Taste of English Reds
Your wine rack will thank you.
3 bottle case
- 75CL
A English Red wine.... Many thought it was impossible, but this trio of reds are here to prove the naysayers wrong. This mini case will show you how far they've come and why you can now buy your red wine from right here in the UK. With this lot there really is no reason not too.
A selection made from different grape varieties so you can explore what red wines the UK has to offer. Pinot Noir is the flagship red grape of England, so what's better way to start than with Sharpham Pinot Noir which is smooth and elegant. St Edmunsbury red is packed with red fruit flavours and would be perfect for any evening meal and finally an easy drinking blend from one of our favourite winemakers in England. Winbirri (aka the Norfolk Rioja) is a team favourite and now a firm customer favourite. With these in your wine rack, you'll be rather pleased when the time comes to crack open a bottle.
Regular price
£46.77
Sale price
£51.97
Unit price per
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Three mighty English Reds that will demand your attention
WINBIRRI SIGNATURE
- Red
- ABV 12%
- Norfolk
A Norfolk Rioja? Oh how we laughed. We were not laughing when we tasted it. This is the real deal and is indeed a bold red. It is smooth, fun, has fantastic plum fruity flavours and has that oaked Rioja finish. The perfect red with a Sunday Roast.
SHARPHAM PINOT NOIR
- Red
- ABV 12%
- Devon
We first sipped this in our pop-up bar in Shoreditch when we launched The English Vine back in Christmas 2019. We liked it so much we decided to try it with the customers in the bar. Everyone loved it on the night apart from Steve but we're not sure Steve likes anything. The people have spoken!
ST EDMUNSBURY RED
- Red
- ABV 11.5%
- Suffolk
Giffords Hall make two reds, one that incredibly tops 14.5% ABV, but we prefer this younger brother, the St Edmunsbury, at 11.5%. It is such an enjoyable wine that we opened it as soon as it arrived on our doorstep. A lighter red with guaranteed enjoyment from the moment you pop the cork.
