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Folc Dry English Rosé 2023

£20.00

£18.00
Kent, Suffolk, Sussex
Blends
Description

Folc Dry English Rosé is delicate pink in colour, a refreshing still English rosé with joyful flavours of succulent strawberries and tangy cranberry, complemented by fresh acidity and a fragrant floral finish. Folc scour the south east of England to find the very best grapes for their rosé. This particular vintage is an amalgamation of 7 different grape varieties to get the perfect balance. Pinot Noir Précoce (38%), Pinot Meunier (20%), Pinot Noir (19%), Pinot Gris (8%), Chardonnay (7%), Bacchus (4%), Ortega (4%) Folc English Rosé: Best enjoyed in the garden with friends.

Wine Details
  • ABV: 12%
  • Vintage: 2023
  • Grape: Pinot Noir Précoce (38%), Pinot Meunier (20%), Pinot Noir (19%), Pinot Gris (8%),Chardonnay (7%), Bacchus (4%), Ortega (4%)
  • Size: 75cl
  • This product contains sulphites


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Folc English Wine

Folc is a modern English wine producer focused on showcasing the potential of still rosé from the South East of England. Founded in 2019, the brand works with independent, family-run vineyards across Kent, Sussex and Suffolk, sourcing fruit suited to cool-climate winemaking.

Produced by award-winning English winemakers, Folc rosé is a carefully balanced blend of multiple grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay and Bacchus. These are grown across a mix of chalk, clay and greensand soils, contributing to the wine’s structure and character.

The result is a dry, fresh and expressive English rosé with bright acidity and layered fruit character. Combining modern winemaking with a collaborative approach to sourcing, Folc reflects the growing reputation of the South East as one of the UK’s most exciting wine regions.