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Showcasing over fifty wines from all over the world including some of our best home-grown wines from England, as well as wines from Portugal, Chile and South Africa. You will be spoilt for choice with The Jockey Club’s wine list over three days of fantastic racing at The Randox Grand National 2023.
To help you make your selection, here are The Wine Tipster’s top four picks.
Impérial is Moët’s signature Champagne, a dry, perfectly balanced and moreish cuvée, with bright citrus fruits, toasted brioche and hazelnut aromas. A classic Champagne, perfect for celebrating, available in magnums, bottles and mini bottles on course at Aintree.
The refreshing crispness of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc is just one reason why it is so enduringly popular. 2022 was a great vintage for Sauvignon Blanc in Marlborough, where Natalie Christensen makes award-winning wines for Yealands. The biodiversity in the vineyards, one of their commitments to sustainability, is reflected on the label design. Petal and Stem Sauvignon Blanc shows zingy flavours of passion fruit and blackcurrant leaf with an underlying freshness.
Our love affair with Provence Rosé continues, with the French pink in demand at race meets year-round. Stylish Whispering Angel is made by Château d’Esclans, which was founded with the intention of creating the greatest rosés in the world. Whispering Angel is a beautifully pale pink colour, bone dry, with a burst of strawberries and raspberries on the palate and a smooth finish.
Susana Balbo was the first woman in Argentina to gain a degree in oenology, the science and study of wine. She is one of the country’s most influential winemakers, known for her innovation and quality wines. After twenty years making wine for others, Susana founded her own winery in the Mendoza region in 1999. Crios is a fresh, pure style of Malbec with plenty of juicy cherries and some subtle spice.
