Nyetimber Rosé | Also: light strike, serving temperature and sweetness vs acidity

[@Micktyb]

Another fine bottle and fine sunset 👏👏🍷thanks

[@jamesnicholls7139]

Sounds very reasonable at c.30!

[@EnglishSparklingWine]

I agree! I personally think the full price of about £46 is over the top, but Nyetimber seems to be so frequently discounted in the supermarkets that I pretty much never pay the full price for it.

[@gerrys1]

Glad it wasn't a dud! I used to be a big fan of the Laurent Perrier Rose, but recently find it too sweet and a bit acrid (or something i do not have the vocabulary for), which in turn has put me off most Rose sparklings in general. Though i quite like the Graham Beck Rose still.

[@MartySulls]

Ah Waitrose. Yes Tweedy. I expect nothing less. 😃

[@EnglishSparklingWine]

They are better than the other supermarkets for English sparkling! Some of the Sussex Waitrose stores stock local producers, even really small ones like Breaky Bottom.

[@MartySulls]

@@EnglishSparklingWine I liked the reverse Spinal Tap gag.

[@stevenholt4936]

Morrisons have, or had, an own label 2010 English sparkling that seems, using a bit of detective work, to originate from Nyetimber. It is really very good; I still have a couple of bottles bought on special offer for £18 (full price, £25). Have you tried it?