Chanoine frères is the second oldest champagne house. It was established way back in 1730, so it has spent nearly three centuries perfecting its craft. For the last two decades it has championed diversity in this traditional region, putting winemaker...

Chanoine frères was founded in 1730 and is the second oldest champagne house. It's developed its signature style over almost three centuries since, and the expertise certainly shows in this vintage champagne. It has fine, delicate bubbles and rich flavours...

Chapel down is the uk’s largest winemaker – and one of its best. Even ten years ago, english wine wasn’t something any wine lover gave much time to. It’s thanks to pioneers like chapel down that that’s all changed and english wine has gained...

You might expect big things from something that's named after the roman god of wine – bacchus is england's star white grape variety. It's like a subtle sibling of sauvignon blanc. And this one is made by one of the uk's leading wineries, chapel down....

Chapel down is the uk’s largest winemaker – and one of its best. Even ten years ago, english wine wasn’t something any wine lover gave much time to. Its thanks to pioneers like chapel down that that’s all changed and english wine has gained the...

This elegant sparkling wine from the excellent chapel down winery is made using the traditional method, from a blend of grapes that thrive in the cool climes of kent. Slight hints of rose petals and a soft strawberry character, this crisp, medium bodied...

Grown in vineyards in kent and the chalk downs of essex, this wine is made with a medley of different grape varieties which makes for a multi dimensional, well balanced wine. Extended lees contact adds body, flavour and complexity to the blend. Aromas...

Chapel down has been monumental in helping english wine gain its stellar reputation. Their vineyards are ideally positioned in the south east, where the chalk soils and balmy climate are ideal for making stunning traditional method wines. A portion of...