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Westwell Blanc de Blancs Zero 2013

Westwell Blanc de Blancs Zero 2013

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Producer Westwell
Country England
Region Kent
ABV 12%

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Baked Apple, Lemon Curd, Brioche and Flint

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More About Westwell Blanc de Blancs Zero 2013

The Westwell Blanc de Blancs Zero Dosage 2013 is an English sparkling wine crafted entirely from handpicked Chardonnay grapes grown in the chalky soils of Kent's North Downs. Following traditional bottle fermentation, the wine underwent extended lees aging, being bottled in the summer of 2014 and disgorged with zero dosage in November 2023. This meticulous process imparts complexity and depth, resulting in a wine with bright, elegant notes of crisp vanilla pastry and the classic saline minerality characteristic of the estate's top vineyard blocks. Limited to just 500 bottles, this wine offers a refined and distinctive expression of English sparkling wine.

Meet the Producer, Westwell

Westwell

Style: Winery

English wine has spent years trying to convince people it deserves to be taken seriously. Westwell took a slightly different route and focused on making wines people genuinely wanted to drink first. The serious reputation arrived afterwards.

Located beneath the Pilgrims Way on the chalk slopes of Kent’s North Downs, Westwell works with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier across a vineyard that feels increasingly representative of where modern English wine is heading. Low-intervention winemaking, careful vineyard work and a willingness to experiment all sit at the centre of the project.

Sparkling wine remains a major focus, particularly traditional method bottlings like Pelegrim, which combines extended lees ageing, bright acidity and the sort of chalk-driven freshness Kent does remarkably well. Alongside that sit still wines, pét-nats and more adventurous releases that lean into texture, wild fermentation and a less polished approach than many traditional English estates.

What makes Westwell particularly interesting is that it feels curious. The winery clearly respects classic sparkling wine traditions, but there is also a willingness to push beyond them and explore what English wine can become rather than simply what it should imitate.

Kent has become one of the most exciting wine regions in Britain. Westwell remains one of the producers helping shape that future.