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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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- West Sussex
- England
An elegant wine which it both delicate and complex. An extended period of aging with yeast contact addds rich aromas of brioche and clotted cream. Read More -
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- England
An expressive wine bursting with wild strawberry, smoke, black pepper, blackberry, fresh and well balanced. A great crossover wine perfect for white a... Read More -
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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 - Bright watermelon flesh in colour, this wine offers a pleasant floral nose with hints of juicy stone fruits and crisp red apple. Once in the mouth yo... Read More
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- England
Silky and elegant with a pure crystalline backbone, evoking floral, cassis and red fruit aromas. Wonderful progression, with great tension between fru... Read More -
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- England
Fragrant and flowery with delicious fruit. Dry with a delightful creamy palate. Read More -
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- England
A superbly balanced Champagne style Brut which spends a minimum of 28 months aging in contact with yeast to give a rich, complex experience on both th... Read More -
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- England
Fragrant and flowery with delicious fruit. Dry with a delightful creamy palate. Read More -
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- England
Aromas of pure lemon, mineral and honey tones and a hint of tangerine fill the nose. The palate has a lively sweet lemon start set off by a crisp acid... Read More -
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- England
Rich and tasty with refinished hints of buttered brioche cream lime and other citrus fruit notes. Read More -
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- England
Fine bubbles fill the nose with aromas of redcurrant, wild raspberry and toast. On the palate, the wine shows great elegance and complexity, balancing... Read More -
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- England
A racy mouthfeel provides great structure to a young vibrant clean sparkling wine with hints of citrus and freshly baked biscuits. Read More -
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- England
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
A nicely balanced nose with refreshing aromas of English summer fruit. The mouth feel is smooth and soft and leads on to a crisp finish. Read More -
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- England
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
A delicious non alcoholic sparkling wine which has much of the body and texture of a champagne. Summer berries burst onto the nose and palate to creat... Read More -
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- England
Gusbourne Rose combines delicate red fruit flavours with a depth and complexity that one would expect from the masterfully cultivated Pinot Noir grape... Read More -
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- England
A charming mix of fresh red fruits along with intriguing spice notes of anise and lavender. The palate has a creamy, round texture with refreshing red... Read More -
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- England
Vibrant and lively on the nose with aromas of English summer berries and rose petal. The palate is dry with the fine mousse offering a refreshing viva... 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.