THE GROWING DEMAND FOR BRITISH WINES
In recent years, there has been a remarkable surge in the demand for British wines. As more vineyards emerge across the country, British wines are gaining recognition for their exceptional quality and unique flavours. In this article, we will explore the reasons behind the growing popularity of British wines and showcase the top 3 British wines; as selected by Bradley Yarrington, our drinks' expert for Live24-Seven Magazine.
Food Pairings: Grilled seafood, roasted chicken, creamy pasta.
RATHFINNY - CRADLE VALLEY PINOT NOIR PRÉCOCE Tasting Notes: A medium-bodied red wine with flavours of red berries and a hint of spice. Vineyard: Rathfinny estate, known for its cool climate and chalky soil. Food Pairings: Grilled salmon, roasted duck, mushroom risotto.
THE BRITISH WINE INDUSTRY: ITS HISTORY...
The British wine industry dates back to Roman times, but it experienced a decline during the Middle Ages and the Industrial Revolution. In recent years, there has been a resurgence in the industry, driven by advancements in viticulture and changing climate conditions.
PRODUCTION METHODS...
British winemakers primarily use traditional methods for grape cultivation, fermentation, and aging. The industry is known for its sparkling wines, which are made using the traditional method, similar to Champagne production. Other popular grape varieties grown in the UK include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Bacchus.
AND KEY PLAYERS...
The British wine industry is made up of a diverse range of producers, from small boutique wineries to larger commercial operations. Some of the key players in the industry include Nyetimber, Ridgeview, and Chapel Down. These wineries have gained international recognition for their high-quality sparkling wines and have contributed to the growing reputation of British wines.
BRADLEY’S TOP 3 BRITISH WINES:
HIGHDOWN - SOUTH DOWN WHITE Tasting Notes: A crisp and elegant white wine with notes of citrus and tropical fruits. Vineyard: Highdown Vineyard, located in West Sussex.
DEER PARK - ROSÉ CUVÉE (SPARKLING) Tasting Notes: A refreshing sparkling wine with delicate notes of strawberries and cream. Vineyard: Deer Park Wines Vineyard, renowned for its picturesque setting and traditional winemaking techniques Food Pairings: Fresh salads, seafood platters, fruit desserts.
DISCOVER THE WORLD OF BRITISH WINES... WITH VINEYARD TOURS AND TASTINGS
Deer Park Wines is a local vineyard located in the slopes of Bredon hills in Worcestershire, offering a unique opportunity for wine enthusiasts to explore and learn more about British wines. Experience the beauty of their vineyard with guided tours that take you through the vine rows and provide insights into the winemaking process. Afterwards, indulge in a tasting of their exquisite wines in the charming tasting room. To find out more, go to:
deerparkwines.co.uk
Bradley Yarrington – Brosé Wine Ltd. T: 0333 577 9616 M: 07947 827 608 E:
bradley@brose.world
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