Freedom of the Press

Freedom of the Press is an urban winery on a hill in the Cotswolds.

We make small batches of beautiful still wines from exquisite English grapes, selecting techniques and vessels best suited to crafting each wine’s distinctive style.

Address: 

The Winery
Ringwood Farm
Minster Lovell OX29 0ND
Oxfordshire
South West England

Website: 

https://www.freedomofthepress.co.uk/

Shop: 

SHOP

Wine Type: 

Still white

Facilities: 

Open to the Public
Shop/Farm Shop
Winery

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Paradox - white Pinot Noir 2021

This unusual and quite rare still white wine is made by pressing (red) Pinot Noir grapes very gently so as not to extract colour from the skins - the flesh itself is green-white. It was fermented and aged for 10 months in old (mellow) oak barrels. The resulting wine, which is a lovely light copper colour, has notes of baked apple and pear, some red fruit and roses, spice and something a bit more ‘earthy’. The palate is fairly full with a hint of creaminess, and balancing but not overbearing acidity. It will age well, and certainly will develop over the next year or two. It is very much a ‘food wine’ see below for suggestions.

Only just over 1000 bottles were made, and the number of bottles per tonne of fruit is much lower than most wines. The grapes came from two Essex vineyards, Martin’s Lane and Bromley Brook. It is a fascinating, unusual and beautiful wine.

12.5% alcohol, sold in 75cl bottles. Contains sulphites.

 £28.50 Per bottle

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