Yorkshire importer launches range of light British wines |
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| Written by Source: Primo PR on behalf of CWF | |||||||||||||
| Tuesday, 21 October 2008 | |||||||||||||
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patricia senior
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| This wine is lovely. I tried the trial size of both the white and rose. The rose hit the palette and straight away you knew it was a wine to be enjoyed. The white had a kink. When it first hit the palette you thought I don't know but before the thought had actually fermented into your might the wine burst into flavour. After that every drop added to that flavour. It actually because the wine out of the two that I most preferred. However, by that comment I am not dismissing the rose that was a beautiful accompaniment to our barbecue. | |
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Fiona and Paula
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| We tried the rose first. It's light, refreshing and with a lovely floral bouquet. It went really well with our barbeque. It's really nice to find something produced in England thats worth talking about and a decent price too,and we'll be pa*sing our findings on to friends. Just about to try the white now. | |
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karl
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| I bought my large bottles (75cl) at my local corner shop which has recently changed from a Happy Shopper to a Lifestlye Express store. Try ringing the Birmingham branch on 0121 233 4165 in St Paul's Square and ask if they can help you locate your nearest retailer of this wonderful wine. | |
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CWF, the Yorkshire based importer, agent, producer, bottler and distributor of wines and alcoholic beverages - has launched a range of light British wines produced from imported grape juice offering exceptional value for money - enabling the off trade to take advantage of growth in the take home drinks sector driven by the credit crunch.





