The Battle of Bosworth Pinot Noir is a sophisticated red wine that hails from the idyllic vineyards of England. With a deep ruby hue, this exquisite Pinot Noir captures the essence of the region's cool climate, resulting in a truly elegant and well-balanced wine. Aromas of fresh red berries, cherries, and subtle earthy undertones entice the senses, while the palate reveals a harmonious fusion of rich fruit flavors, delicate tannins, and a hint of spice. The Battle of Bosworth Pinot Noir envelops the drinker in a velvety texture, leading to a satisfyingly long and smooth finish. This English gem is perfect for those seeking a refined wine experience.

Tasting Notes

This is a rare beast – a 100% McLaren Vale Pinot Noir. Treated gently in the vineyard and winery, it is made like a Beaujolais – it’s a light weight luncheon wine with red fruits and a hint of strawberries on the nose; bright with a touch of spice.

About the Winery

Battle of Bosworth is a family-owned wine brand based out of one of the premium wine-growing regions in Australia, McLaren Vale. The grapes for these wines are sourced from the group’s own vineyards. The first vineyard for the Battle of Bosworth wines was established in McLaren Vale during as early as the 1840s. Joch Bosworth, who has created this label with the aim to take a legacy forward, reached a new milestone in his career in 1995, when he made the transition to organic viticultural practices.

Located at a short distance from Adelaide, McLaren Vale is considered to be one of the most fertile wine-growing regions in the world. The area’s proximity to the sea makes it a haven for about 300 independent winegrowers who cultivate their vines in the sprawling 5000 hectares under vine in McLaren Vale.

Some of the grape varietals that are cultivated to make the Battle of Bosworth wines are Chardonnay, Viognier, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz. The vineyards, where these grapes are cultivated, can be found at the base of Mount Lofty. The average elevation of these vines is around 130m above sea level. The unique Urrbrae silt & loam soil lends a lot of character to the fruits grown here.

At the Battle of Bosworth winery, you will find a fantastic blend of traditional and modern winemaking techniques. Joch is quite passionate about his vines and he ensures that he works on his vineyards often to implement new techniques such as pruning, crop thinning, trellising and the like. He, along with his expert team, spends quality time at the winery to experiment on the fermentation container and the temperature to bring out the maximum flavor and character of the fruit in the bottle. Minimal intervention in the viticultural practices helps to maintain the purity and integrity of the wines created by this label.

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