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England has a rich history regarding the production of beer and spirits with London dry gin being one of the most popular styles of distilled spirit in the world. It is also home to a burgeoning community of wine producers and artisanal distillers who are responsible for a plethora of high quality vodkas, whiskies, and absinthes.
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- England
- South Devon
A delicate and crunchy cool climate Pinot Noir showing wild strawberry, cherry with subtle spice. Light but full flavoured with juicy bramble red berr... Read More -
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- England
- Cornwall
A delicious aromatic white made from a quirky collection of grapes. Beautifully perfumed on the nose with aromatics of rose petals, lychee and citrus ... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex
Silky and elegant sparkling rose evoking floral, red fruit and pastry aromas. Wonderfully supple texture resulting in a persistent finish. Read More -
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- England
- Cornwall
Crisp and elegant with a subtle nuttiness. Fresh with a delightful length on the finish, with notes of citruc fruits and toasted brioche like characte... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex & Hampshire
A toasty and complex sparkling wine with the aromas of fresh citrus balanced with floral notes, leading on to a rich pastry and brioche characters. Read More -
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- England
- Cornwall
This delicate, dry vermouth is perfect for drinking chilled on its own, paired with a range of cheeses or as an ingredient in classic cocktails. Read More -
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- England
- Cornwall
Crisp and elegant, perfect in a cornish Spritz, just add soda and a slice of orange for a refreshing aperitif. Read More -
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- England
- Hamphsire
This home-grown, award-winning white wine is grown on the chalk and flint soil of Stockbridge in Hampshire. This privately owned estate covers seven a... Read More -
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- England
- South Devon
An English white wine that has a light, fresh character and pleasingly soft palate. Lovely fruit aromas, with a supple off-dry finish combine to make ... Read More -
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- England
A delicious non alcoholic sparkling wine which has much of the body and texture of a champagne. A hint of green tea has been included to add extra com... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex & Hampshire
Fragrant and flowery with delicious fruit. Dry with a delightful creamy palate. Read More -
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- England
- Derbyshire
Vibrant and lively on the nose with aromas of English summer berries and rose petals. The palate is dry with the fine mousse offering a refreshing viv... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex & Hampshire
Very fine and elegant sparkling wine with a long and delicate finish. Toasty and spicy aromas are followed by the palate of honey, almond, lemon pastr... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex & Hampshire
Sparkling wine with the aromas of pure lemon, mineral and honey tones and a hint of tangerine on the nose. The palate has a lively sweet lemon start s... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex
Rich and intense sparking wine with refined hints of toasty brioche, apricot and citrus fruit notes. Beautifully balanced in acidity, length and textu... Read More -
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- England
- West Sussex
Fine bubbles fill the nose with toasted topping of crème brûlée and meringue, evolving into strawberry and cherry. On the palate, the wine shows gr... Read More -
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- England
- Derbyshire
A racy mouthfeel provides great structure to a young vibrant clean sparkling wine with hints of citrus, apple and freshly baked biscuits. Read More
Whilst there have been vineyards in England for thousands of years wine production had all but died out by the beginning of the 20th Century. Since the 1950's however there has been an upward turn in the fortunes of English wine production and we now have over 100 wineries making wines from exciting grape varieties such as Rondo, Muller-Thurgau and Madeleine Angevine.
Whilst English still wine continues to go from strength to strength the real jewel in the crown of english wine making must surely be the champagne style sparkling wines made predominently on the chalky soils South Coast with producers such as Nyetimber and English Oak winning multiple awards.