A juicy, vibrant and immediately satisfying Pét Nat of Pinot Noir, Reichensteiner and Ortega. Juicy, smoky fruit with a lovely amaro bitterness. Seriously uplifting juice. Find out more.
Pet-nat in it’s brightest, finest and funnest form. A ‘wild combination’ of Regent, Rondo, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. A total ‘bouncing ball’ of sparkling wine – round, exciting, refreshing and best enjoyed in the sunshine. Filled with bright raspberry fruit, sour cherry, elderflower and citrus with a zippy line on acidity to keeping things fresh and lively. Fun times in a bottle, a summer essential.
Titch Hill is the project of Alex Tristram and Sam Bunker, who met while studying winemaking at Plumpton in 2017. The vines are planted on a farm that has been in Alex's family for generations, with his uncle taking a keen interest in environmental restoration and the damage done across the UK by post-war industrial farming.
Based in Worthing, a stone’s throw from the sea, the 8 hectares of vines are some of the closest to the coast in the UK. Alex and Sam work to organic principals, currently in conversion, on the chalk of South Downs, producing wine with a distinct sense of place.
Alex and Sam are only at the beginning of their wine journey, with their first vintage produced primarily from the 3.5 hectares of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier planted in 2019, all made with no additions. Alex & Sam look after the vines as part of a wider, holistic, organism that also includes livestock, arable wheat & barley, with sheep grazing in the vineyards through winter. They are another shining example of the proactive, sustainable agriculture in the UK, it’s a joy to see! We look forward to seeing what happens next.