Natasha Langton

9.0

My favourite English sparkler — a day ago

JKT

9.0

Now it’s well aged and drinking like a mature champagne! BD dinner with David Cindy Mark families. — 7 months ago

Joe Ward

8.9

Lots of bubbles , smooth finish, zero bite — 4 years ago

John Visto

9.1

Great times on the deck w/ Stirlings. Perfect match with some caviar. — 5 years ago

with Madison and Jarod

Peter van den Besselaar

9.1

NV Absolutely lovely: frivolous expression, 36 m sur lie, 55 ch 30 pn 15 pm — 2 months ago

Andrew Cullimore

9.2

Medium lemon straw . Fine and consistent perlage . Quite yeasty and autolytic in character with brown bread , followed by lemon peel and camomile , elderflower . On the palate quite dry and austere at first , those brown bread yeasty notes coming through with citrus and a hint of ginger. Quite long and with good acidic backbone , and mouth-filling presence on the palate . Very good now , though like the Tillington single vineyard from this vintage , absolutely no rush . Now and over the next 5 to even 10 years . — 2 years ago

Andrew Lohse

9.0

Smooth, silky, and heavily aromatic with a nice amount of weight on the palate — 5 years ago

JKT

9.0

As remembered. A balanced fresh bubbly that’s a good value. Bought by MO as part of a case to test aging. A fresh young counterpoint to the 2015 Nyetimber bubbly. — 7 months ago

Will Stanley

9.3

A little mystery behind this twelve year-old English sparkling bottled by supermarket Morrisons, produced by ‘Rolling Green Hills Ltd’ who are believed to be Nyetimber. So, for £20, how does this wine made by the UK’s best stand up?

Pretty darn well.

The nose is a dead ringer for Champagne, not that that should be its goal, but I would definitely pin this as such rather than English had I tasted blind. Quite rounded on the nose, with plentiful aromas of toasted brioche, yellow apple, pear and burnt butter. The palate is open and generous, fat and buttery, and it glides through to a satisfying finish with great balance.

I have to say, this is incredibly impressive stuff given the context. Highly recommended!
— 3 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.3

At the home of Dean and Margy Glasgow who have a share in Digby. Very similar to a good French Champagne and compared to Nyetimber. Bready aromas with Citrus. Good intensity and length developing complexity at 9 years. Very impressive. — 5 years ago

with Hugh and Georgina