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Ridgeview Bloomsbury, 2010

Ridgeview Bloomsbury, 2010

A fine Sussex sparkler from the classic Champagne mix of chardonnay together with pinot noir and pinot meunier, which both add depth and character. Has a lightness and elegance that make this the perfect aperitif.

Suggested Food Match: Fresh Salmon; Rillettes de la Mer; Cheese Straws; other suggestions...
Availability
In Stock
Bottle
£21.00
Case of 6
£126.00
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Product Code
SG1601
Product Type
Sparkling Wine
Origin
England
Style
Dry
Dominant Grape
Chardonnay
Drink Dates
Now to 2016
Alcohol Level
12.0%
Closure Type
Champagne Cork
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Decanter (May 2013)

Very attractive fruit-forward nose, but with brioche complexity. The palate is balanced, if a little weak and pinched in the middle.

Financial Times (1st Dec 2012)

From the most garlanded Sussex fizz producer and a particularly good year. Much subtler and fresher on the nose than the Graham Beck Cape fizz tasted alongside it. Good acidity (never an English failing). Not complex but the wine is beautifully balanced. - JancisRobinson.com

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