She’s Always Rosé Offer

This Bundle Includes 

1 x She’s Always Pinot Noir Sparking Rosé

1 x She’s Always Still Pinot Noir Rosé

2 x She’s Always Wine Cups

1 x She’s Always Ice Bag

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Lamberti Pinot Grigio Blush - Pale and light with subtle raspberry and strawberry notes adding to classic lemon and apple Pinot Grigio notes.

A hint of juicy sweetness on the palate makes it all the more delicious.

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The fruit is sourced from the best hillside vineyards across Treviso in the Veneto. Grapes are harvested slightly before full maturation to preserve acidity. The base wine is re-fermented in enclosed pressure tanks

Floral bouquet; light, lively pink colour; rounded, stylish flavour with fruity notes and a lingering finish Food Pairing: Starters, first courses, white meats.

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Lamberti Pinot Grigio is well developed on the nose with typical Pinot Grigio overtones of beeswax and wild honey blossom. Refreshingly crisp on the palate with a creamy, mineral texture and flavours fully reflective of the aromas.

Brand: Lamberti

Description: Dry White

Country, Region: Italy, Veneto

Tasting Notes: Straw-yellow with copper hues. Attractive light floral notes with hints of beeswax, honey and citrus.

The palate is well-structured, dry, elegant and fruity with balanced hints of peaches, crushed nuts, some classic melon oiliness and underlying minerality.

Food Suggestions: Serve Lamberti Pinot Grigio with light appetisers, delicate first courses, salads, seafood and creamy cheeses.

Serving temperature: 10-12°C.

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Aperol is an Italian aperitif. Aperitifs are dry rather than sweet alcoholic beverages, typically served before eating to help to stimulate an appetite. Its made of gentian, rhubarb, and cinchona, among other ingredients. It has a vibrant orange hue. Its name comes from the French slang word for aperitif, which is apero.