Barbican (Barbera) 2015, London Cru
£20 £15
London Cru's 2015 Barbican was made in London from Barbera grown in north-west Italy. It is a medium-bodied, bright and refreshing red with brambly fruit flavours.
London Cru
London Cru is Roberson's own wine brand. Operating from a former gin distillery, central London's first urban winery began production in 2013 by sourcing high quality grapes from the vineyards of selected growers across Europe. Now focusing on production of English wines, London Cru sources high quality grapes, hand picks the fruit and transports it to our London winery within a matter of hours.
Our new winemaker Agustín came on board for the 2017 vintage. He has extensive experience of cool-climate winemaking, having worked with some of Austria and Germany's best producers, and you'll find the wines fresh, ripe, and wonderfully evocative of the English countryside.
The wines are uncompromisingly quality-focused, and critically acclaimed. You can buy them right here from us and you can even visit the urban winery to taste our full range. To book a tour or winemaking event, visit the tours and tastings page.
Featured wines
London Cru - a chosen few from us
Rosebery Ave English Sparkling Brut Rosé, London Cru
£25 £19.99
London Cru's Rosebery Ave is an English sparkling rosé launched in partnership with Greyfriars Vineyard and made from 100% Pinot Noir grapes grown on 20 year old vines in chalk soil in the Surrey hills.
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Kings Cross (Red Blend) 2015, London Cru
£25 Case of 12 £270
A 75cl bottle of Kings Cross (Red Blend) 2015 by London Cru. A red from England.
Charlotte St (Chardonnay) 2015, London Cru
£15
London Cru's 2015 Charlotte St was made in London from Chardonnay grown in southern France. It is a tremendously elegant wine, with complex citrus flavours, a satisfying texture and a beautiful finish.
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