Gusbourne Guinevere Chardonnay 2023

A still English Chardonnay, barrel-fermented in French oak, from the Boot Hill vineyard in Kent.

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Region : Kent, England

Product Type : Chardonnay

Vintage: 2023
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Gusbourne Guinevere Chardonnay is a refined still Chardonnay that combines ripe stone fruit with freshness, subtle texture and a poised mineral edge.

The winemaking balances precision and depth, with fermentation and maturation carefully managed across stainless steel and oak to preserve purity while adding gentle complexity and polish.

Gusbourne farms with sustainability in mind, focusing on vineyard health, biodiversity and practices that allow the fruit to express its cool-climate origin clearly.

Founded on a vision to create world-class English wine, Gusbourne continues to push boundaries, with Guinevere demonstrating the estate's ability to craft still wines of distinction alongside its acclaimed sparkling portfolio.

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Wine details
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13% ABV - 750 ml - Kent PDO

Sustainability
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Nature-first farming with SWGB founding member status

Tasting notes
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An elegant and complex still Chardonnay from Kent, barrel-fermented in French oak barriques and puncheons. The nose presents honeyed citrus, orchard fruit, and toasted nut aromas with subtle marine notes. On the palate, lemon zest and pineapple combine with sweet spices and striking minerality, supported by a silky texture from gentle malolactic fermentation. The finish is fresh and persistent with warm oak notes of candied citrus and oatmeal.

Serving temperature
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Serve at 10-12 °C

Food pairings
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Grilled halibut, steamed mussels, roast chicken, twice-baked cheddar souffle; Asian pairings: Chinese steamed dumplings, miso-glazed cod, Thai coconut soup, Japanese tempura

Awards & recognition
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92 Points – Falstaff

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