Darnibole gives Bacchus a remarkably precise Cornish home: a small protected vineyard site beside Camel Valley.
Citrus, flowers and herbal detail with a fresh, dry palate.
Darnibole is a protected designation for a specific Bacchus still white wine, rather than a name for all of Cornwall or every Camel Valley bottle. The specification defines a small site using its slope, aspect and slate-based soil setting. That makes it a useful contrast to the broad English PDO or county-level descriptions. Read Darnibole as both a geographical and a wine-specific identity, then explore its aromatic, dry white expression.
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