Chapel Down Bacchus 2023 image 1
Chapel Down Bacchus 2023 image 1

Chapel Down Bacchus 2023

£16.00
Bacchus
Description

England's flagship grape variety, by a flagship English wine producer.

This Bacchus is Chapel Down's best selling still wine for a reason. Bursting with bright citrus aromas and notes of elderflower it is a textbook example of English Bacchus. 

To be enjoyed anytime, anywhere this is freshness in a bottle.

Wine Details
  • ABV: 12%
  • Vintage: 2023
  • Grape: Bacchus
  • Size: 75cl
  • This product contains sulphites


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Chapel Down Wines

Chapel Down is one of the UK’s most recognised producers of English wine, based in Kent, often referred to as the Garden of England. Known for its wide-ranging portfolio, the estate produces English sparkling, white and rosé wines that reflect the character of the South East.

With vineyards planted across the Kent Downs and fruit sourced from carefully selected growers in Kent, Sussex and Essex, Chapel Down works with key grape varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Bacchus. These are grown on south-facing chalk soils, providing conditions well suited to producing balanced and expressive wines.

Combining modern winemaking techniques with a considered approach in the vineyard, Chapel Down has built a reputation for consistency and quality. Its wines are widely recognised within the English wine industry, offering a clear expression of both place and craftsmanship.

FAQs for Chapel Down Wine

Where is Chapel Down vineyard located? +
Chapel Down is based in Kent, in the south east of England, with vineyards primarily located on the chalk soils of the Kent Downs. The winery itself is situated in Tenterden, an area well suited to growing grapes due to its favourable climate and landscape.
What grape varieties are used in Chapel Down wines? +
Chapel Down works with a range of grape varieties suited to the English climate, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Bacchus. These are grown across the South East of England, contributing to both sparkling and still wine production.
What makes Chapel Down wines distinctive? +
Chapel Down wines are shaped by chalk soils, south-facing vineyards and a warm maritime climate, all of which support balanced ripening. Combined with modern winemaking techniques, this results in wines with fresh acidity, defined fruit character and a consistent style.
Where do Chapel Down source their grapes from? +
In addition to their own vineyards in Kent, Chapel Down sources grapes from long-term partner growers across Kent, Sussex and Essex. This approach allows for greater consistency and a broader expression of the South East’s growing conditions.
How are Chapel Down wines produced? +
Chapel Down wines are produced using a combination of modern techniques and expertise in cool-climate winemaking. Their experienced team focuses on maintaining quality and balance across both sparkling and still wines, with ongoing development through projects such as their Discovery Series.