This was the second British white wine that I tried, but I’m writing it up first because it was my favourite. It was made specifically for Majestic Wines, which is where you buy it, and is a blend of three grape varieties: Siegerrebe, Solaris and Phoenix.
An off dry wine with a pale lemon colour and a medium intensity scent. It has a zesty lime scent underlaid by ripe green grape and a bit of lychee.
The lime flavour floods the mouth on tasting the wine, and coats your tongue with a nice medium body. Then the white fruits hit followed by a tangy refreshing lingering finish. Good balanced acidity makes this a smooth and easy Wine to drink.
This wine reminds me of some of the modern Reislings coming out of New Zealand and Australia. I really liked it. It is nicely made and includes two of my favourite flavours: lime and lychee.
| Name: | Stone Brook |
| Colour: | White |
| Year: | 2017 |
| Grapes | Siegerrebe, Solaris and Phoenix |
| Winery: | Three Choirs Vineyard |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Region: | Gloucestshire |
| Quality Classification: | None |
| Alcohol: | 11% |
| Price: | £12.99 |
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