Lean & dry. Yet beautifully herbaceous. A honey drop. Our made-for-martinis vermouth is fancy by nature.

Somerbury Estate Jones Road Pinot Noir show plenty of fine pinot character and complexity with spicy forest berry, red cherry, cocoa powder and a handsome layer of fine-grained savoury French oak woven throughout.

The palate is supple, lithe and even with layered tannins holding crunchy red cherry flavour in elegant, gently curved shape.

Terrific balance and resolve – cherry stone finish.

The Jones Road Chardonnay shows concentrated cool-climate chardonnay characters of grapefruit, peach and nectarine fruits, smooth complex texture and effortless balance.

Savoury Berries and Fine Acid

Ai Fiori meaning ‘amongst the flowers’ in Italian is our way of describing the personality of the wine Soumah have created.

Breezy aromas of flowers on a summer day are accompanied by the rich depth of pomegranate and wild strawberry with hints of spice - finishes dry with a lime and citrus leaf freshness.

Dark cherry and spicy red fruits on the nose unfold to a savoury palate showing fine oak integration and a clean focus, with strawberry and cherry fruit balanced by the tannins.

Dark cherry and spicy red fruits on the nose unfold to a savoury palate showing fine oak integration and a clean focus, with strawberry and cherry fruit balanced by the tannins.

Aromatics of ripe pear, quince and floral notes are supported by a fine natural acidity. The finish is long and fresh with expressive minerality.

Dark cherry and spicy red fruits on the nose unfold to a savoury palate showing fine oak integration and a clean focus, with strawberry and cherry fruit balanced by the tannins.

Dark cherry and spicy red fruits on the nose unfold to a savoury palate showing fine oak integration and a clean focus, with strawberry and cherry fruit balanced by the tannins.

Dark cherry and spicy red fruits on the nose unfold to a savoury palate showing fine oak integration and a clean focus, with strawberry and cherry fruit balanced by the tannins.