How to find wines you'll love
All these wines were made exclusively for, and thanks to, Naked Wines Angels. It means you probably won't recognise the labels.
So how do you know which wines to try and which to avoid?
1. Look for the green tick
If we know enough about your tastes we'll put a green tick on wines you'll love, and a red cross on those to avoid. Simples.
2. Trust the crowd, not a stuffy wine critic
See how many people rated the wine positively after they tried it.
3. Keep an eye out for the Sweet Spot logo
Not too expensive, not too cheap. Wines in the Sweet Spot give you a LOT more bang for your buck.
4. Be a pro, use the filters
After a decadent Rioja with a 90% rating that costs between
£10 and
£15? Use the filters to narrow your search smarty pants.
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Richard's Grenache Blanc 2017
- Grenache Blanc is rarely made as a single variety wine and is mostly used in blends in well known regions like Chateauneuf du Pape and Cote du Rhone. But this grape is so expressive, I just jumped at the chance to make this.
- I have made this wine from parcels usually reserved for much more expensive wines. Luckily as I know the grower well, I have managed to secure them for a keen price so that you Angels can benefit from a great value wine.
- Pale lemon colour with gentle scents of dill, Honeydew melon and quince. Fluid and supple in texture this wine is chock-full of ripe green apples, greengage, fenugreek, lemon wedges and dried pears finishing with a refreshing salty tang. This is a perfect accompaniment as you sit outside in the summer or alternatively a delicious fresh aperitif prior to a meal.
Richard Kershaw, Winemaker
- Fresh & Fruity White
- 13.5 % Alc
- 75cl
- 2017
