Denbies Harvest Report 2014
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Denbies Bacchus/Sauvignon Blanc release
Denbies is very pleased to announce the imminent release of its first vintage of Sauvignon Blanc. The Sauvignon Blanc grapes were planted four years ago on a three acre trial plot and this is the first year they have been in production, following the excellent 2013 harvest. Sauvignon blanc is a green-skinned grape variety
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Seyval Blanc flowering
This week the photographs speak volumes, an abundance of flowering is currently taking place. At the moment, the Vineyard Manager has estimated that we are two weeks ahead of normal activity. The new plantings are also thriving exceptionally well with strong new shoots.
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2014 New planting
Denbies has just completed the second year of an extensive vine plantation. 27500 vines were planted in 2013, we have planted Solaris, an early ripening, mildew resistant variety on the steep chalky slopes. This will be used for still white wines as a single varietal, and to add flavour to larger white blends. On the
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Mobile sparkling bottling line
The mobile sparkling bottling line comes over annually from the Institut Oenologique de Champagne (Epernay). It has the capacity to bottle 5,000 bottles per hour. Denbies team work alongside the team of French experts. This year, together with the traditional sparkling wines, Denbies will be producing a new sparkling Blanc de Blanc made from 100%
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New Shoots for Denbies
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Minimal Pruning
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Vineyard Manager’s report 12/02/14
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Denbies Bacchus Marathon 2014 –
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Denbies Harvest Photography Competition 2013
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