20th February 2025
Woolton Pinot Noir 2022: A Winter Warmer to Enjoy
Rich, elegant, and effortlessly drinkable, this award-winning English red has layers of fruit, subtle oak, and warming spice. The perfect companion for cosy nights in or a hearty Sunday roast - order now and make every winter evening a little more special. 🍷
On these chilly winter evenings, there's nothing quite like drawing the curtains, lighting the fire, and pouring yourself a glass of something special. Enter Woolton's gorgeous 2022 Pinot Noir - the perfect companion for those cosy moments when time seems to slow down just a little. If you're anything like us, you'll love this bright, juicy English red.
This wine packs in layers of fruit alongside subtle oak and warming spice notes. It's crafted from 100% Pinot Noir grapes from our Conduit Vineyard, where it's given proper time and attention - whole bunch fermentation for 17 days and 8 months maturing in French Oak. The result? A red that's both elegant and wonderfully approachable. Don;t take our word for it - our 2022 Pinot Noir won silver at the 2024 WineGB awards and bronze at the 2024 international wine challenge!
What makes this wine particularly brilliant for this time of year is just how versatile it is. Having friends over for a Sunday roast? This Pinot pairs beautifully with everything from succulent lamb chops to a gorgeous mushroom and goat's cheese tart. At £24 a bottle, it's the kind of wine that makes even the simplest winter evening feel that bit more special - perfect for those moments when you want to turn an ordinary Sunday into something rather lovely.
Pop over to www.wooltonfarm.co.uk to order your bottle. Trust us, this is one winter warmer you won't want to miss!
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Woolton Farm
As well as farming and fruit growing, we also operate a range of holiday cottages providing luxury holiday accommodation. Other activities include camping and glamping, a garden bar and the production of own wine and cider.
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Woolton WINE
Climate, aspect and soil South facing aspect, on river gravel soils with sandy clays beneath. At only 145 feet above sea level and tucked beneath the top of the ridge, the vineyard enjoys a distinct and beneficial micro climate.
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