Uva Non Grata Gros Manseng Barbados Great value for good everyday

Great value for good everyday drinking with enough class for special dinners

the vermouth is rested in wooden barrels

This crisp wine also has layers of exotic fruits and a fine acidity

The vineyard is in Fronsac and planted on fairly steep slopes of clay and silt soil

followed by barrel fermentation and then the wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels

Uva Non Grata Gros Manseng Barbados Great value for good everydayGros Manseng is indigenous to the South West of France and today it is widely grown in Southwest France where it is primarily associated with the dry wines of the Jurancon Sec appellation. Zingy, incense smoked and glorious, this is loud and proud Gros Manseng. This makes for a mega aperitif, otherwise try with stinky cheeses and aromatic middle eastern and eastern cuisines.