ArteliumLil Dizzy 2024

Product code: 28337
£30.29 ex VAT
£181.75 / case of 6
Country
Country: England
Region
Region: East Sussex
Winery
Winery: Artelium
Alcohol
Alcohol: 11.00%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape: 60% Pinot Meunier, 33% Pinot Noir, 7% Divico
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Country
Country: England
Region
Region: East Sussex
Winery
Winery: Artelium
Alcohol
Alcohol: 11.00%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape: 60% Pinot Meunier, 33% Pinot Noir, 7% Divico

Tasting Note

A lovely Rosé colour. On the nose, expect sweet-sour cherries, crushed raspberries and rose petals. The palate bursts with crunchy Granny Smith apple, tart red berries, rhubarb tang and a whisper of umami with smoked wood on the finish. Bright, expressive and brimming with personality, it’s a wine for friends, feasts, and just-one-more-glass moments.

Product Notes

Artelium Lil Dizzy is an English sparkling wine with a playful personality and a refreshing fizz. Crafted in Sussex, it offers a lively alternative to more formal sparkling wines, bringing together bright fruit flavours and an easy-going character. Expect crisp orchard fruit, hints of citrus and a delicate sparkle that makes it a delight to sip. Its approachable style suits relaxed gatherings, picnics and celebrations, whether enjoyed on its own or alongside light dishes. Serve chilled to appreciate its freshness. With its spirited name and charm, Lil Dizzy captures the creativity and energy of modern English winemaking in every glass.

About the Winery

Artelium

Artelium is a contemporary English winery set in the rolling countryside of East Sussex. With a focus on sparkling wine, it brings together traditional winemaking methods, modern thinking and a love of the landscape. Its vineyards benefit from the sunny climate and chalk-rich soils that have helped establish southern England as an exciting wine-producing region.

https://www.artelium.com

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