Great British Wine | Reviews and Articles about English Wine

John takes a look at four superb still and three brilliant sparkling wines this month.

As Digby Fine English celebrate their tenth birthday, co-founder Trevor Clough hosts a rare vertical tasting of his Vintage Reserve Brut.

For the July round-up, John takes a look at nine delicious English Sparkling Wines from across the country.

Digby’s first Blanc de Blancs is an expressive, racy expression, bursting with precise fruit and delicate honeyed pastry tones.

A charismatic and distinctive multi-vintage blend from Flint Vineyard in Norfolk.

A delightful frothy mouse, and superb vivid pink colour with delicious summer berry flavours.

A sumptuous mixture of ripe stone fruit and crisp orchard and citrus fruits, while the 13.5% ABV brings a glamorous richness.

Packed full of crunchy green orchard fruit, with crisp apples and greengage, and hints of white pepper and lemon.

Crisp, taut crunchy apples and zesty flavours, then a lightly peachy weight that leads to a lengthy finish.