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1276 Bacchus 2024

£22.00
Hereford
Bacchus
Description

England's signature grape variety, Bacchus. The 1276 Bacchus is made in a rounded style whilst preserving the fresh fruit and perfumed character of the grape. Aromas of elderflower, gooseberry & tangerine but the herbaceousness is tamed. The wine has texture and weight on the palate complemented by minerality. Located in Ledbury, 1276 takes its name from history. In 1276, the Bishop of Hereford recorded in his 'Red Book' the planting of vines on the south facing slopes of Ledbury. Vines have since been reintroduced and the 25-acre vineyard is thriving.

Wine Details
  • ABV: 12%
  • Vintage: 2024
  • Grape: Chardonnay
  • Size: 75cl
  • This product contains sulphites


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1276 Wines

The name 1276 traces back to one of the earliest recorded mentions of winemaking in the Ledbury area, when the Bishop of Hereford documented the planting of vines on its south-facing slopes. This historic note highlights a long-standing relationship between the land and the cultivation of quality grapes.

Today, those same favourable conditions remain. The combination of well-exposed slopes, supportive soils and a distinctive microclimate continues to make the area well suited to viticulture. With vines now re-established, modern winemaking builds on this heritage, combining tradition with contemporary expertise to produce wines of character and consistency.

From Herefordshire

Rooted in Land, Driven by Purpose

At 1276 Wines, the vineyard is at the heart of everything they do. Set within the rolling landscape of Herefordshire, the 25-acre estate provides the foundation for wines shaped by both place and careful stewardship. The land is not simply where the grapes are grown, but an essential part of the identity and character found in every bottle.

A strong focus on sustainability runs throughout the estate, with a commitment to responsible practices that balance environmental care, community and long-term viability. From considered vineyard management to thoughtful choices in packaging and winery operations, every step is taken with a view to reducing impact while maintaining quality.

Behind the wines is a dedicated team united by a shared approach. With winemaking led by Laurence Cocking and vineyard management overseen by Scott Patterson, the focus remains firmly on producing high-quality British still and sparkling wines. From the careful cultivation of the vines through to the finished bottle, attention to detail at every stage ensures consistency, character and a clear sense of place.

1276 Wines FAQ

What makes 1276 Wines unique? +
1276 Wines draws on a long history of viticulture in Herefordshire, combined with modern winemaking techniques. The estate’s specific location, soils and climate all contribute to wines that reflect both heritage and contemporary craftsmanship.
Where are 1276 Wines produced? +
All wines are produced in Herefordshire, England, on a 25-acre vineyard set within rolling countryside. The site benefits from favourable growing conditions that support both still and sparkling wine production.
What grape varieties are grown at 1276 Wines? +
The vineyard focuses on a selection of grape varieties suited to the local climate, carefully chosen to produce balanced and expressive wines across both still and sparkling styles.
What sustainability practices does 1276 Wines follow? +
1276 Wines places strong emphasis on responsible vineyard management and sustainable production. This includes reducing environmental impact through efficient processes, thoughtful packaging choices and a long-term approach to land stewardship.
Who is behind 1276 Wines? +
The estate is run by a dedicated team with expertise across both vineyard management and winemaking. Their combined focus is on producing high-quality British wines with consistency, care and attention to detail at every stage.