How things have changed According to CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, the UK has over 1400 breweries with over …
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Prosecco – We seem to like it!
From being largely unknown in the UK market only a few years ago, Prosecco is now the sparkling wine of …
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This a good topic to start an heated discussion, especially if various nationalities are around the table. First point, wine …
Read More »Wine Knowledge – Versatile Chenin Blanc
Chenin Blanc originates from France’s Loire Valley. Confusingly it can produce dry, medium and through botrytis, even sweet white wines. …
Read More »Wine Knowledge – Chablis or Chardonnay
Chablis The name Chablis as with many French wines, does not refer to the grape variety, but to the region …
Read More »Wine Knowledge – Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon is the world’s most famous red wine grape. It produces red wine with a depth of flavour, aroma …
Read More »When Rot is good – Botrytis Cinerea or Noble Rot
Botrytis cinerea sounds pretty unpleasant, but without this fungus, we wouldn’t have some of our finest sweet wine. Affecting the …
Read More »A glass of Sussex or how about British Fizz
In Britain we call it English Sparkling Wine! In France they call it Champagne Italy has Prosecco Spain has it’s …
Read More »Wine Knowledge – Syrah or Shiraz
Having different names for the same grape is not unusual in the wine world. Shiraz, the New World moniker, is …
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Some fascinating vino facts to impress your friends at the bar and round the dining table. Bottle Sizes Demi or …
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