Discussion
On Sunday I managed to put together one of my best non recipe meals for a long time. I was not sure what to get so just walked round Waitrose to get inspiration.
Anyway whilst wandering I noticed a bottle of Chapel Down Flint Dry, white wine. And thought I'd give it a go.
It was bloody lovely, really crisp and probably one of the nicest whites I have had in a long time. This will be a regular buy for me from now on. I spend far too much trying various wines that I end up not liking enough to warrant buying again.
But this one is a definate for me.
Does anyone have any other English or British recomendations?
Anyway whilst wandering I noticed a bottle of Chapel Down Flint Dry, white wine. And thought I'd give it a go.
It was bloody lovely, really crisp and probably one of the nicest whites I have had in a long time. This will be a regular buy for me from now on. I spend far too much trying various wines that I end up not liking enough to warrant buying again.
But this one is a definate for me.
Does anyone have any other English or British recomendations?
Wickham - I like the Fume and the Dry. Although I've now run out so need another visit. Added advantage is the on-site restaurant is Vatika which is Atul Kochhars place and is very nice.
Stanlake Park - I like the Bacchus and the Regatta here. And have also enjoyed the sparkling. The red is unusually for english wine worth a try.
Camel Valley - The fizz is excellent and multi award winning, otherwise the Altantic dry is brilliant.
And finally Nyetimber, never been to here but the fizz is again excellent, better than a lot of Champagne actually have a flavour rather than acid and bubbles.
Stanlake Park - I like the Bacchus and the Regatta here. And have also enjoyed the sparkling. The red is unusually for english wine worth a try.
Camel Valley - The fizz is excellent and multi award winning, otherwise the Altantic dry is brilliant.
And finally Nyetimber, never been to here but the fizz is again excellent, better than a lot of Champagne actually have a flavour rather than acid and bubbles.
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