Polgoon Madeleine Angevine 2014 75cl

Another medal for the Guys at Camel Valley, this time 'The IWC Gold medal', awarded at the London International Wine Fair 2012 was for the 2010 Camel Valley Cornwall Brut which is made from 60% Seyval Blanc, 20% Chardonnay and 20% Reichens

Made with 100% Pinot Noir. Light pink colour. Classic English Pinot character; lovely floral and delicate strawberry fruit nose. Crisp acidity with a touch of yeast and very well balanced. New release following on from the International Wi

A crisp, clean and fresh wine made from a blend of grape vearieties and fermented at low temperature. This delicately flavoured wine is the perfect accompaniment to light fish dishes, and is a favourite in many Cornish restaurants. The nam

Aromatic white made from the Bacchus grape variety with fresh elderflower, gooseberry on the nose. The palate is fresh and full with peach ripe notes, crisp and refreshing.

This has it’s own Characteristics. It’s rather different to a French or New Zealand, it can only be described as wonderfully Cornish. On the nose this wine is lively with notes of lime, passion fruit and pineapple. On the palate it’s crunchy fresh, green

Bacchus is a modern Sylvaner/Riesling cross that produces wine with a distinctive fruity bouquet and a grapey flavour. Perfect with seafood. Recommended by Jancis Robinson and served at Le Gavroche.

This traditional Cornish Mead is made from a traditional recipe and has a delicious honey profile to it.

This vibrant red bursts with brambly fruit flavours, perfect for roast turkey, BBQs, or a chilled summer drink.

This is a single estate sparkling wine from Polgoon Vineyards in Penzance Cornwall. Made from Seyval Blanc it has green pear on the nose with citrus notes. The palate is crisp and lively with citrus and some mineral complexity.

A light rose with intense strawberry aromas. This rose has been made dry and will compete with ross from around the world. Perfect for sipping al fresco, a real hammock wine! Made from 66% Pinot Noir and 33% Dornfelder.