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Sales of English wine booming, say Berry BrosSales of English wine - both sparkling and still - have boomed over the last year, London wine merchant Berry Bros and Rudd says.
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English vineyard set for first ‘terroir’ designationCamel Valley Vineyards in Cornwall has submitted the UK's first single grower application for Protected Designation of Origin status.
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Camel Valley and Ridge View top latest blind testEnglish sparkling favourites Camel Valley and Ridge View came out ahead in a major tasting of 94 sparkling wines – most of them from the UK - held in London last week.
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Olympic wines revealedLondon wine merchant Bibendum has revealed a list of wines that will be served at the London Olympics this summer.
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Nyetimber on offer at Goedhuis event for Starlight FoundationEnglish sparkling wine Nyetimber will be on offer this year as wine merchant Goedhuis hosts its third annual Summer Rose Tasting in aid of the Starlight Children's Foundation.
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Corney & Barrow takes first English wineLondon wine merchant Corney & Barrow has taken its first English listing after being captivated by the 'structure and power' of the sparkling wines of Wiston Estate in the South Downs.
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English Wine Producers rebrandsEnglish Wine Producers (EWP) has unveiled a new logo and branding designed to reinforce its message about English wines to consumers and the trade.
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English wine sparkles for Queen’s JubileeEnglish sparkling wines spearheaded bumper wine sales over the Jubilee weekend in the UK, initial figures show.
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English wine harvest ‘not looking good’, say winemakersAs England continues to suffer the wettest early summer since records began, winemakers are beginning to wonder if they are going to have any grapes to harvest at all.
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English winemakers pray for Indian summerThe English grape harvest will be about two weeks later and smaller than normal – with winemakers hoping for a fine September to save the vintage.
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English winemakers turn sights to export ahead of Prowein debutEnglish winemakers are looking to build on their higher profile following last year's Jubilee and Olympics celebrations with a greater push on exports in 2013.
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Chapel Down unveils £4.35m expansion planEnglish winery Chapel Down is to invest more than £4m in a 'significant' vine planting programme and to expand the company's fast-growing beer business.
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Duchess of Cornwall opens English wine research centreA £2m laboratory that is intended to put southern England on the world map for wine research has been opened by the Duchess of Cornwall.
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Central London winery to make English wineLondon Cru, the winery in the heart of the UK capital, is to make its first English wine from the 2014 vintage after being impressed with the quality of this year's harvest.
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English winemakers hail ‘exquisite’ 2014 vintageEnglish wine producers are hailing 2014 as a year to remember after a warm, dry September produced one of the earliest harvests in recent times.
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English wine trade mourns loss of ‘inspirational’ Mike Roberts MBEMike Roberts MBE, a pioneer of English wine and co-founder of one of the country's best-known estates, Ridgeview, has died.
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English wine sales may hit £100m in 2015, trade estimatesRising consumer demand for English and Welsh wine both at home and abroad could see annual sales approach £100m by the end of 2015, according to industry estimates.
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Chapel Down bets on English wine demand with land lease dealEnglish wine group Chapel Down has leased another 73 hectares of 'prime vineyard land' in southern England to cater for expected consumer demand.
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English wine producer claims first with skin contact white wineEnglish winery Chapel Down is producing what it believes is the country's first skin contact white wine.
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English wine estates bid to create Sussex appellationDrinking a glass of ‘Sussex’ could soon become a reality with English wine producers poised to bid for the same protected name status as Champagne and Bordeaux.
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Chapel Down warns Sussex appellation will ‘cloud the market’Moves by several English wine producers to establish protected name status for Sussex has drawn a rebuke from Chapel Down, a rival wine company based outside of the region.
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English wine newcomer Rathfinny Estate bottles first wineRathfinny Estate in Sussex, one of the newest and biggest English wine producers, has bottled its first wines as it seeks to join in on a sales boom for the sector.
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English wine makes British Airways first class list -
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Champagne Taittinger to make English sparkling wine with UK vineyard deal -
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Climate change will ‘threaten productivity’ in English winemaking, says study authorA new study says that UK climate change ‘threatens productivity’ in English winemaking, as weather becomes more variable.
