Albariño, but make it Kentish not Spanish. Zippy, saline and citrus-charged, like sea breeze, lime and stone fruit in a glass. This bottle is named after the Balfour-Lynns’ youngest grandchild, and daughter of Nannette (the inspiration behind our Nannette’s Rosé). Someone once described it as wine’s answer to a Margarita and now we can’t un-taste it. Which, frankly, is absolutely fine with us.
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