
Taste
Delicately fruity, Fresh-picked strawberries
Aroma
English strawberries and cream
Description
Product Code: DEE01
Albury Organic Vineyard, headed up by Nick Wenman, is situated on the southern slopes of the North Downs near Guildford in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Organic along with biodynamic techniques are used to enhance the quality of fruit, and we’re delighted to be able to offer this vintage of rosé that’s only produced in tiny quantities (the first vintage was snapped up by the Queen to have on the Royal Barge for the Jubilee Celebrations!). ‘Silent Pool’ is a lake of crystal clear water adjacent to the vineyard where, according to local legend, a beautiful maiden escaping the clutches of King John drowned and now haunts the pool.
- Recommended by Matthew Jukes in Vineyard Magazine, ‘Albury’s wines always seem to have an aerial quality that makes them weightless, enchanting and magical. This thrilling, biodynamic Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier blend is a work of art with tension, uncompromising length and genuinely impressive flavour layering throughout the experience. It starts calm and composed and then rises, needle-sharp, into the sky and finally out of sight. While this is undoubtedly one of the best English rosés of the year, it is also one of the most arresting on an international stage.’ (2023 vintage)
- Recommended in GQ Magazine, ‘Albury’s Silent Pool is a rosé of unquestioned calibre. A delicate blend of pinot noir and pinot meunier grapes grown in the Surrey Hills, this delightfully dry wine is a true English all star.‘ Millicia West, April 2019
- Recommended in The Guardian, ‘For fans of Provence rosé, but made in Surrey – pale pink, delicately fruity.’ Fiona Beckett, June 2019 (2018 vintage)
- 16/20, JancisRobinson.com, ‘Light wild-salmon pink. Very delicate on the nose. Bone, bone dry, just the right side of painfully dry, and pithy. Grapefruit. A little chalky, crushed shells, finely sketched – almost brittle it’s so fine, and yet there is a mid-palate reverberation of tightly strung acidity that gives this barely-there wine quite extraordinary length. To go with the most delicate of foods – be very careful not to drown this rather lovely whisper out‘ Tamlyn Currin, June 2018 (2017 vintage)
Taste
Delicately fruity, Fresh-picked strawberries
Aroma
English strawberries and cream
Description
Albury Organic Vineyard, headed up by Nick Wenman, is situated on the southern slopes of the North Downs near Guildford in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Organic along with biodynamic techniques are used to enhance the quality of fruit, and we’re delighted to be able to offer this vintage of rosé that’s only produced in tiny quantities (the first vintage was snapped up by the Queen to have on the Royal Barge for the Jubilee Celebrations!). ‘Silent Pool’ is a lake of crystal clear water adjacent to the vineyard where, according to local legend, a beautiful maiden escaping the clutches of King John drowned and now haunts the pool.
- Recommended by Matthew Jukes in Vineyard Magazine, ‘Albury’s wines always seem to have an aerial quality that makes them weightless, enchanting and magical. This thrilling, biodynamic Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier blend is a work of art with tension, uncompromising length and genuinely impressive flavour layering throughout the experience. It starts calm and composed and then rises, needle-sharp, into the sky and finally out of sight. While this is undoubtedly one of the best English rosés of the year, it is also one of the most arresting on an international stage.’ (2023 vintage)
- Recommended in GQ Magazine, ‘Albury’s Silent Pool is a rosé of unquestioned calibre. A delicate blend of pinot noir and pinot meunier grapes grown in the Surrey Hills, this delightfully dry wine is a true English all star.‘ Millicia West, April 2019
- Recommended in The Guardian, ‘For fans of Provence rosé, but made in Surrey – pale pink, delicately fruity.’ Fiona Beckett, June 2019 (2018 vintage)
- 16/20, JancisRobinson.com, ‘Light wild-salmon pink. Very delicate on the nose. Bone, bone dry, just the right side of painfully dry, and pithy. Grapefruit. A little chalky, crushed shells, finely sketched – almost brittle it’s so fine, and yet there is a mid-palate reverberation of tightly strung acidity that gives this barely-there wine quite extraordinary length. To go with the most delicate of foods – be very careful not to drown this rather lovely whisper out‘ Tamlyn Currin, June 2018 (2017 vintage)
About the estate



Lovely local tipple
Fantastic wine made in the Surrey Hills – I may be biased as the vineyard is very close to me, but I think this is one of the best roses in the world!
Dorking Drinker –
Excellent
Really great rose, can’t believe there are so many great English wines now
Carmen –
The Best Rose
You won’t get any better than this – being an English wine is just a bonus!
John –
Delicious
Superb wine.
Zoe –