Aldwick Pinot Noir

A New Spin on English Elegance

Set amidst the rolling Mendip Hills, Aldwick Pinot Noir is a wine of pure craftsmanship and charm. Made only in years when the weather is deemed suitable, this 100% Pinot Noir captures the essence of Somerset winemaking.

Tasting Notes

Lightly oaked and bursting with cherry, plum, and a delicate hint of violet, this wine delights with its smooth, elegant character. Its balanced profile makes it a joy to savour in any season.

Perfect Serve

Serve slightly chilled at around 14°C, and let its vibrant flavours complement roasted duck, mushroom dishes, or creamy cheeses. Ideal for celebrations, quiet evenings, or sharing with friends.

Artisan Craftsmanship

Nestled between Bristol and Bath, Aldwick Estate spans 11 acres, making it Somerset’s largest vineyard. Established in 2008, this family-run estate grows six grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Seyval, and Bacchus. Each vine is hand-tended throughout the year, and grapes are hand-picked in September and October. Renowned winemaker Steve Brooksbank works his magic to craft a stunning range of wines.

Key Features

• Grape Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
• Region: Somerset, England
• Tasting Profile: Cherry, plum, and violet with a lightly oaked finish
• Food Pairing: Excellent with duck, mushrooms, or creamy cheeses
• Production: Made only in suitable years, with hand-picked grapes
• Alcohol Content: 12.5%

From vine to glass, Aldwick Pinot Noir showcases the dedication and artistry of English winemaking. Smooth, elegant, and brimming with character, it's a bottle worth savouring all year round.