FEATURED REVIEWS
Chapel Down Flint Dry 2016
Fresh, clean and dry with flavours of crisp apple, lime and a twist of tropical fruit.
Greyfriars Blanc de Blancs Oaked 2014
A super-fresh vibrant blanc de blancs, fresh crisp green apple and hints of spiced oak.
Harrow & Hope Blanc de Blancs 2013
A fresh and expressive Blanc de Blancs from Harrow & Hope.
Chapel Down Kit’s Coeur de Cuvée 2013
A wonderfully full and involving palate with superb flavours of orchard fruit and a real nutty oatmeal quality.
Chapel Down Kit’s Coty Blanc de Blancs 2013
Silky, almost buttery with ripe orchard fruit flavours with a confident fresh cut through which draws you back in.
Chapel Down Kit’s Coty Chardonnay 2014
Decadently textured but suitably restrained, underpinned by an edgy acidity to remind you that it’s a cool climate Chardonnay.
LATEST ARTICLES
The Great British Wine Round-up June 2019
This month’s mostly-sparkling round-up includes a duo of sparkling Bacchus, non-vintage Organic and a superb new Cuvée from Breaky Bottom.
Tasting the Past, Present & Future of Breaky Bottom
A return to the unique place that is Breaky Bottom to taste three new Cuvée as well as a rather special gem from the 80’s.
Renegade London Wine
For the latest in our series on Urban wineries, Stephen headed to Bethnal Green to visit Renegade London Wine.





