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Ravens Hill 2021

A deep, ruby coloured red wine full of ripe blackberry and cherry fruit on the nose with a subtle hint of lightly toasted oak from the American oak Barrel ageing.

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Tasting notes

A deep, ruby coloured red wine full of ripe blackberry and cherry fruit on the nose with a subtle hint of lightly toasted oak from the American Barrel ageing. English red berry fruit character dominate on the palate, (damson, cherry, with a hint of blackberry and raspberry) and on the finish subtle vanilla oak character adds a degree of complexity to this cool-climate red wine.
WINEMAKING DETAILS: 30% of grapes given cold maceration on skins at 0°c for 2 nights. Remainder fermented on skins at 30 degrees C for 4 days in stainless steel tanks, Yeast 71B. Punched-down during fermentation twice daily. Gentle pneumatic pressing at half way point of fermentation. Put through MLF. 7.5% of wine aged for 6 months in 1 year old French oak barrels. DE Filter, sheet filter and membrane 0.45m.

Additional Information

Vintage
English regional wine 2018 – PGI Pending
Alcohol
11.3%
Grape varieties
Regent 33%
Rondo 46%
Triomphe 13%
Pinot Noirs 18%
Bottling Date
27 June 2023
Bottles produced
7852
Vegetarian
Yes
Vegan
Yes

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The Harvest

The Vineyard is south facing on sandy loam soil. GDC trellis system with 800 vines per acre or 2000 per hectare. Most vines are 10-20 years old, all grapes are hand-picked. The 2019 harvest produced an above average crop with good ripeness levels and most importantly a good level of crisp acidity. The wine required minimum intervention in the winery and produced a wine of typical varietal character.

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Wine with Food

At Three Choirs we don’t like telling you what to drink and eat as it’s such a personal thing and our tastes are all different. We could say that Bacchus goes very well with asparagus but if you don’t like asparagus you may feel you won’t like Bacchus which would be a great shame! To help get over this problem we have introduced new menus in our brasserie with lots of different flavours, so you can try for yourself and decide what you like, you are in control!


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