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Bottle of nutbourne pinot gris with a label in front of lavender plants
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Bottle of nutbourne pinot gris with a label in front of lavender plants

Nutbourne Pinot Gris

£18.00
Sussex
Pinot Gris
Description

The Nutbourne Pinot Gris is a limited-edition wine from this family run-estate. Made from 100% Pinot Gris, a delicately floral nose entices you towards the glass, followed by notes of fresh pear and subtle stone fruit. The palate has a surprisingly rich texture for an English Pinot Gris, offering a little grip, likely due to the small portion that has been aged in neutral French oak barrels. The perfect English wine for any Pinot Grigio lover!

Wine Details
  • ABV: 12%
  • Vintage: NV
  • Grape: Pinot Gris
  • Size: 75cl
  • This product contains sulphites


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Nutbourne Wine

Nutbourne is a family-run vineyard located in West Sussex, producing a range of English still and sparkling wines from estate-grown grapes. First planted in 1979 and managed by the Gladwin family since 1991, the vineyard has developed into a well-established boutique producer within the South East.

Set on gentle south-facing slopes and sheltered by the South Downs, the vineyard benefits from a warm microclimate and green sand soils similar to those found in parts of the Champagne region. These conditions support a range of grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc and Bacchus.

All aspects of production take place on site, from vineyard management through to winemaking and bottling. A combination of traditional methods and careful vineyard practices allows Nutbourne to produce balanced, expressive wines that reflect both the estate and its Sussex setting.

FAQs for Nutbourne Wine

Where is Nutbourne vineyard located? +
Nutbourne is located in West Sussex, in the south east of England, set on south-facing slopes and protected by the South Downs.
When was Nutbourne vineyard established? +
Vines were first planted at Nutbourne in 1979, with the estate later acquired and developed by the Gladwin family from 1991 onwards.
What grape varieties are grown at Nutbourne? +
Nutbourne grows a range of grape varieties including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc and Bacchus, alongside other varieties used in its still and sparkling wines.
What makes Nutbourne wines distinctive? +
Nutbourne wines are shaped by a combination of green sand soils, a sheltered microclimate and a hands-on, estate-based approach to production, resulting in wines with balance and clear varietal character.
Are Nutbourne wines produced on site? +
Yes, all wines are produced on site using grapes grown within the estate, from vineyard management through to winemaking and bottling.