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Kenton Vineyards Ortega has swopped  the South West Challenge Cup for the best dry white and a Gold Medal in the South West Viney... read more
Matthew Bernstein - Kenton Vineyard
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English Wine Week - Why Bothy?
Vineyards and wineries from all over the United Kingdom are throwing open their doors from tomorrow until the 1st June as part of the ... read more
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Rathfinny - One Million Green Bottles - 27/03/2012
East Sussex has witnessed the birth of England’s largest vineyard. The first 50 acres of vines, which will contribute to the eventual production of over 1 million bottles of high quality English sparkling wine a year, is being planted this week at Rathfinny Estate, a new 400 acre vineyard. Rathfinny will be one of the largest single site vineyards in Europe and aims to capitalise on the booming demand – both nationally and internationally – for high quality English sparkling wine. ..
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English Wine Week 2012 - 22/03/2012
English wines will take centre stage during the Jubilee holiday week in June, as local vineyards, wine merchants, farm shops, delicatessens, hotels, pubs and restaurants get involved in English Wine Week 2012, which takes place from Saturday 2nd – Sunday 10th June. English Wine Week is a countrywide campaign to highlight English wines and vineyards. During the week, vineyards across the country will also be opening their doors to welcome visitors, offering tours, tastings and special offe..
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A Glass A Day Keeps The Breaks Away - 19/10/2011
British researchers who have looked at the relationship between diet and fracture risk have found moderate amounts of wine appeared to boost bone density in the spine. But other alcoholic drinks, such as beer and spirits, did not have the same effect. The recently published results come from a study involving over 1,000 pairs of female twins in Britain aged in their mid-fifties. Scientists from the University of East Anglia and Kings College London looked at dietary patterns in post-menop..
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