England

Bacchus at it's very best! A real star from Lyme Bay Winery and a shining example of how well Bacchus grows in Devon. The grapes are harvested early for maximum freshness with 4 months aging on lees.

Devon produces top quality, traditional method sparkling Rose due to the quality of the Pinot Noir grown here, Lyme Bay Winery is at the top of their game with this one. A classy rosé boasting a bright, fruit-driven palate with a richness of honey and hints of brioche and almond.

A great sparkling wine from Lyme Bay made from 100% Seyval Blanc using the traditional Champagne method production.

100% single vineyard, Pinot Noir from Lyme Bay Winery showing the quality and the purity that is possible from Pinot Noir grown in England.

A pale pink, sparkling wine with a gentle mousse and lively red fruits. The finish is frothy and fun with a slight sweetness which makes it perfect for weddings. An elegant wine with good balance and length.

Produced using the classic Champagne grapes from an ampitheatre like vineyard overlooking Litton Cheney in West Dorset. England's first go at cremant, this wine is well balanced with flavours of whipped cream, cashew, green apple, pear, light nectarine and peach, lemon, lime. Creamy mouthfeel, aggressive but pleasant acid.

The rhubarb juice is extracted using a traditional fruit press and blended with Warner Edwards' Harrington Dry Gin to produce an alluring pink gin that is voluptuous on the palate with a sweet and tangy royal rhubarb explosion.

This is a blend of apple juice and cider brandy, which is then aged in cask. The result is a complex, nutty, toffee-laden delight. Sophisticated complex apples with honeysuckle and a hint of almond.

A traditional cider brandy made from distilled apple cider. This 3 year old is the youngest and freshest they produce and retains a delicious apple fruit and slight floral flavour.