by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
Halfpenny Green Vineyard’s Brut is a bright and exciting tone of yellow, almost fluorescent it thrills the eyes before it gets close to the lips. At Halfpenny Green Vineyards, close to Wolverhampton, farmer and vineyard owner, Martin Vickers has planted an impressive...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
As one of the top producers in Wales, Pant Du is an exciting and increasingly recognised brand in the UK wine industry. The business began in 2003 when Richard and Iola Huws bought the farm in the village of Penygroes. In 2007, the vineyard was established and the...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
The Upperton Vineyard is situated in the South Downs, an area some call the home of modern English Sparkling wine, and since the first vines were planted in 2005 by Andy Rogers, the business has become a family concern. With 32,000 vines planted across 40 acres,...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
Jenkyn Place in Hampshire is the home of Simon and Rebecca Bladon. The Grade II listed house from the 17th century is around 15 miles west of Guildford and the Bladons moved in in 1997. After restoring the house and surrounding lands, Simon Bladon turned his attention...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
Situated in the West Country, close to the Welsh border, the Castle Brook Vineyard produces some of the highest quality English grapes in the industry. The Wye Valley in South Herefordshire is known for first-class production of fruit and vegetables and the...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2017 | Reviews
Just 10-miles south of Maidstone, the Marden Vineyard sits in the fertile Weald of Kent. Planted in 2007, this vineyard is the home of the Herbert Hall Traditional Method Brut, one of the UK’s finest sparkling wines. It’s champagne in all but name, made using the...
