£21.12
Experience the soft fruit flavours of this Australian sparkling wine. The Virgin Wines Woolundry Road Brut is made using the traditional method for authentic character.
- Blend of 66% Chardonnay and 34% Pinot Noir grapes from South Australia.
- Alcohol content of 12% ABV, equivalent to 9 units per bottle.
- Perfect for pairing with fish and chips or other light meals.
- Crafted by the Fuse Winemaking Team using traditional méthode champenoise.
- Contains sulfites and is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
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The grapes were harvested at the peak of their ripening to capture maximum freshness for bright and vibrant characters and intense varietal character.
Country of origin: Australia
Package type: Glass bottle
Allergen Information: Contains sulfites
Dietary Information: Not suitable for Vegans & Vegetarians
Grape variety: Chardonnay (66%), Pinot Noir (34%)
Current vintage: NV
Regional information: South Eastern Australia
Tasting notes: Soft elegant, natural sweet fruit like apples, pears, textural on the palate. with a touch of warm bread richness.
Alcohol by volume: 12
Units: 9
Serving suggestions: Pair with fish and chips
Winemaker: Fuse Winemaking Team
Vinification details: Traditional method winemaking where the second fermentation takes place in bottle, like in Champagne or Cava production. The wine is then disgorged, and the dosage added before being closed with a mushroom cork and cage.
