Harrow & Hope Blanc de Noirs 2013
English Quality Sparkling Wine
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International Wine Challenge, (Bronze Medal)Sunday Times Wine Club Vintage Festival, (Wine of the Show Trophy)Sunday Times Wine Club Vintage Festival, (Trophy Trophy)Sunday Times Wine Club Vintage Festival, (Gold Medal)Wine GB Awards, (Gold Medal)International Wine & Spirit Competition, (Silver Medal)Sommelier Wine Awards, (Gold Medal)Wine GB Awards, (Gold Medal)Decanter World Wine Awards, (Silver Medal)
Two Golds for this superb brioche and berry fresh English fizz from Parker rated Henry Laithwaite. Henry and his wife Kaye starting planting vines in Marlow in 2010, built a winery and won medals on their first release. Enjoy a fine flagship cuvée.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
- Fine wine
- United Kingdom
- Pale Gold
- Pinot Noir-based blend
- 9 Units
- Vegan
- 12% ABV
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2025
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Creamy berry fruit, toasty bread hints and lovely length
Aroma
Toasted brioche with pretty berry fruit and creamy notes
The Wine
Decanter wrote “English sparkling wine is a world-class product.” With awards since the first release, Henry’s Harrow & Hope is one of the country’s best. Until 2010 Henry had been more used to making reds in Oz and Bordeaux, but he and his wife Kaye returned to England and planted a 10-hectare vineyard in Marlow with Chardonnay and both Pinots. In 2013 they completed a new winery. Henry’s had some top names advising him – Tony Jordan of Australia’s Moët et Chandon (who predicted that this Blanc de Noirs would be their “head turner”) and the UK’s late King of Fizz Mike Roberts. Using Champagne’s classic Pinot grapes, and ageing it a full three years on lees and six months after disgorgement, this is a complex bubbly with rich toasty length.
Decanter wrote “English sparkling wine is a world-class product.” With awards si
I am astounded by the quality Henry has achieved from such young vines. The future looks bright
Tony Jordan
Moët et Chandon Australia
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