Mills & Hills Bacchus 2022
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MILLS & HILLS BACCHUS 2021
Sold by The English Wine Project
£19.95
(As of 14/11/2024)
£19.99
Angels Angel Price
£18.99
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About the wine
Kieron's mouth-watering Bacchus is going to put English wine on the map
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Getting your hands on a Bacchus of this quality without breaking the bank is normally mission impossible. But Angel funding has allowed Kieron to source premium grapes from across the country - from down in Kent to as far north as Yorkshire - to create an elegant, complex, refreshing white that truly represents the best of British.
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The nose is bright and aromatic, with many of the hallmarks of a top Kiwi Sauvignon. Aromas of grapefruit, greengage and gooseberry dominate, with a lovely hint of rhubarb too. The palate has an incredible intensity, delivering waves of citrus fruit flavours from zesty lemon peel to refreshing grapefruit. And underneath it all there’s an impressive focus to the wine - in minerality, intensity and length.
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Wines like this show Kieron is serious when he talks about putting England on the map as a country capable of producing some of the best wines in the world. He feels the potential is there. And when you taste his Bacchus for the first time, we think you’ll agree that he’s onto something.
- N.B. This wine is topless, meaning the winemaker has chosen to bottle it without the foil wrap around the top of the cork to save on waste.
Best before
Drink now to 2028
Serving advice
Serve chilled at 6-8 °C
Food match
Kieron recommends this wine with some delicious local grub - lemon sole, asparagus and english peas. And it would also make a perfect pairing for a yummy Friday fish and chip supper.
Contains sulphites
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Kieron Atkinson
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Angels have been asking us to scout out more English winemakers for as long as we can remember. But we never expected to find one in Derbyshire of all places!
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Kieron Atkinson has been quietly making award-winning English wines in Derbyshire for over a decade as chief winemaker at the historic Renishaw Hall, once thought to be the most northerly vineyard in the whole world. In 2011, he founded his very own English Wine Project to help raise the profile and quality of wines across the land. His aim is to put England on the map as a country that can produce wines that are up there with some of the best in the world.
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Above all, he’s a really thoughtful, intelligent guy and the quality of his wines is superb. His winery is based in an old cotton mill in the Derwent Valley, in the middle of Derbyshire. But he also travels up and down the country as a consultant, helping other winemakers make their wines better too. It’s all part of his mission to champion the best of English wine. It’s so great to be working with an exciting new English winemaker like Kieron. And he’s so chuffed to be on board and is looking forward to hooking up with Angels.
Ratings
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