Simpsons of Barham Court Beora 2020
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This wine's an award winner...
This wine is kinder to the planet
Our Green Grape logo shines a spotlight on wines where our winemakers have gone above and beyond to make them more sustainable. Find out more.
About the wine
Angels funded, blended and named this sensational English fizz
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Charles and Ruth brought their renowned winemaking skills back to old Blighty and created this seriously classy sparkling, which they even let you name! Beora is the name of the Saxon Chief after whom the village of Barham is called.
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This is teamwork at its finest, with the Simpsons expertly harvesting and pressing the grapes and Angels deciding the blend, name and label! Mark our words, this is just the start of their English wine adventure.
- This clean and vibrant sparkling boasts citrus flavours and a subtle toastiness and, just between us, a price tag that makes it an absolute steal!
Best before
Drink now to 2026
Serving advice
Drink perfectly chilled
Food match
Fantastic with delicate smoked salmon blinis or a sumptuous kiwi pavlova, but equally good with fish and chips! If you're feeling adventurous, why not pair it with herb crusted mackerel or on-trend Matcha Tea cake!
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
UK
Kent
Chardonnay/Pinot Noir
Sparkling
12.0% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Charles & Ruth Simpson
- 18 years ago, Charles & Ruth took a leap into the unknown. They quit their dull, corporate jobs. Hopped on the first plane to France. And bought up their own little patch of grape-growing land in Southern France.
- It turned out to be an inspired move. Since then their delicious, Angel-exclusive wines haven’t stopped scooping IWC and Decanter World Wine Awards and rave reviews from wine-critic royalty.
- Their dream was always to return to their roots, making English wine in Blighty. Your backing also gave them the confidence to do just that! In 2014 they returned to their roots and planting their first English vineyard near Canterbury.
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