Great British Round-up November 2021
A look at the top new English red wines, as well as a retrospective look at a duo of favourite English Pinot Noir.
A look at the top new English red wines, as well as a retrospective look at a duo of favourite English Pinot Noir.
Vibrant, with a peppery, punchy fusion of tangy red berries, hints of blackberry, spice and grip.
A promising Chardonnay with notes of ripe apple and peach, butterscotch and toasted spice.
A midsummer round-up of some of the latest and greatest English wines, including a new High Clandon Cuvée and a selection of spectacular 2020 still wines.
This month it’s a rosé-tinted round-up, with John looking at the latest and greatest still and sparkling pink wines.
For his latest round-up, John takes a look at a trio of English Bacchus and Chardonnay, including the sublime Octagon Block from Danbury Ridge.
With valentine’s just around the corner, John takes a look at six delectable English sparkling rosé wines to open and share with your loved one.
Matt talks through his indulgent festive 2020 selection from Grape Britannia including prestige sparkling, white, red and dessert wine and a rare aged brandy.
In the second English Vertical Series, John tastes through the first four vintages of Simpsons Roman Road Chardonnay.
WOTM November 2019 Immaculate and Chablis-esque, with lovely hints of minerality, suggestions of toasted oak, tangerine peel and spice.
This month’s round-up takes an exclusive look at some of the fantastic 2018 vintage still English wines, including a delectable Chardonnay and a unique Pinot Meunier from Kent.
A beautiful fusion of youthful citrus fruit and crunchy apples complemented by rounder, peachy notes.
This month’s mostly-sparkling round-up includes a duo of sparkling Bacchus, non-vintage Organic and a superb new Cuvée from Breaky Bottom.
Kentish producer Simpsons Wine Estate launches range of 2018 still wines and inaugural Classic Cuvée.
Simpsons Wine Estate has announced that four new English still wines will be released later this year, to be distributed by Roberson Wine.
The latest English wine discoveries from John, including a trio from Kent and delicious new wines from Nyetimber and Breaky Bottom.
As seven Kentish winemakers unite, John takes trip to Rochester Cathedral for the inaugural Wine Garden of England Festival.
We catch up with Charles and Ruth Simpson at the press launch of their inaugural Canterbury Rose 2016.
Very clean, while the mineral textures build and linger with excellent length.
John’s latest round-up of English wine recommendations to enjoy this summer.
Today sees the official announcement of The Wine Garden of England; a formation of seven of the top English Wine producers in Kent.
A look at some of the newest English wines that I’ve discovered throughout February.
John returns to Simpsons Wine Estate in Kent for a preview of the Estate’s first wines.
Charles & Ruth Simpson stay true to their promise of letting the British public decide the name of their first ever English Sparkling wine.