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 | Pennard  Organic Wines |  | 
  
   We produce an 
interesting range of organic wines, mead and cider.  These cover a 
wide spectrum of tastes, with something to suit every palate, from our dry 
English grape wine, through an exciting variety of fruit wines, to our 
mellow mead.   Here are some suggestions:
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  To accompany savoury food such as fish, 
  seafood, white meat or vegetarian cuisine, the Dry White Table Wine 
  is recommended, although you could also use the Dry Gooseberry, Folly or 
  Apple Wine. 
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  Our full-bodied Dry Elderberry Wine is a 
  perfect substitute for a red grape wine. 
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  The perfect complement to spicy food, like 
  curry, is our Dry Cider. 
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  To accompany a fruit-based dessert, the 
  Raspberry or Tayberry Wines would be a natural choice. 
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  As an aperitif or party wine the Plum or 
  Red Gooseberry are recommended. 
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  A long drink or spritzer can be made by 
  adding ice and/or soda water to the Plum, Raspberry or Tayberry 
  Wines. 
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  As an after-dinner drink, (especially at 
  Christmas), the Ginger Wine or Mead come into their own.  Both are 
  delicious with biscuits or cake and both make a welcoming winter drink or 
  aperitif. 
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  Our new Raspberry Liqueur makes an 
  irresistible after-dinner tipple.   It can also be incorporated into 
  desserts or mixed with sparkling wine to make Kir Royale.  
   
All our products are vegetarian and all 
but the mead are vegan.  All our wines can be drunk young.  There is 
no benefit in keeping them to mature.  However, if you do want to store 
them, they will keep better in a cool place.  For more detail on individual 
products, click the appropriate headings below.  
  
  
    | Growing 
      organically All our products are grown and made to 
      Soil Association Organic Standards,* which are the longest established 
      and are the benchmark for organic standards within the UK and 
      worldwide.  The Soil Association Organic Standards are based 
      on: 
        
        principles of organic 
        growing
        building and maintaining soil 
        nutrients
        encouraging biodiversity and 
        wildlife
        highest standards of animal 
        welfare
        exclusion of synthetic sprays and 
        fertilisers
        minimising the use of artificial 
        ingredients and methods in processing and 
    packaging | 
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When you buy and consume our 
organic products, you are not only reducing health risks to yourself, but you 
are also encouraging sustainable agriculture and benefitting the countryside and 
the rural economy.
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