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Archive for June, 2012
Hampshire Food Festival launched with English wine
Two Hampshire vineyards, Jenkyn Place and Wickham Vineyards, have taken part in the launch of the 2012 Hampshire Food Festival. Guests enjoyed a tour of the 500 acre traditional mixed farm on a somewhat bumpy tractor-led trailer followed by …
WSET launches inaugural English wine consumer class
The WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) is to launch its first English wine consumer class following on from record sales after the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee weekend. The two-hour
Biddenden Pinot Noir grabs ‘Most Outstanding Red Wine’ trophy
Kent vineyard Biddenden Vineyard’s Pinot Noir 2011 has been awarded the Bernard Theobald Trophy for the ‘Most outstanding red wine’ at this year’s English & Welsh Wine of
Ancre Hill in charity lunch with Michelin star chef
Ancre Hill Vineyard will be hosting a unique gourmet experience in aid of the Meeting the Needs Charity in conjunction with Michelin star chef Roger Jones of The
Trio of medals for Danebury
Danebury Vineyards, near Stockbridge in Hampshire, have scooped three bronze awards in this year’s most prestigious wine tasting competitions. Danebury Vineyards Vintage English Sparkling Wine ‘Cossack’ 2005 won a
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