A celebration of UK wine, a showcase of all that is best in the industry and a premier trade show.
The Vineyard & Winery Show, planned for 24 November 2021 at the Kent County Showground, will be an unmissable event for anyone working in viticulture.
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Very soon vineyards will be in the ‘thick of it’ as rapid vegetative growth can result in dense untamed canopies. Vineyard finds out from some of the UK’s leading vineyard managers their techniques, timings and methods for leaf removal in the quest to achieve vine balance.
Continue reading “Time to strip off”
French-born winemaker Corinne Seely believes she has one of the greatest jobs possible and for her English wine means innovation, freedom, challenges – and the future.
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Building a new winery can be daunting as the planning process has a reputation for being a minefield of complicated restrictions. Sandridge Barton, South Devon, The Grange Hampshire and Domaine Evremond, Kent, have successfully navigated the process and share their experiences with Vineyard – along with some top tips from experienced town planner, Gareth Capner.
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The importance of a sound trellising system, writes Tom Reid at Vine-Works.
Continue reading “The vine post”
Champagne houses may still dominate the sponsorship of sporting events –knowing that it is a great way to reach target audiences and build brand loyalty. But increasingly English brands are taking poll position on the British sporting scene. Vineyard speaks to a selection of producers who are now part of the celebration, memory and conversation around their chosen sport.
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Seduced by romantic Swiss vineyards Gail Gardner persuaded her family to plant vines, but her business acumen and multi-stream income model has led her beyond wine production to create an exceptional visitor destination and swish corporate facility at Ashling Park Estate. Vineyard finds out the journey from tranquil meadows to ‘hives’ of activity.
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Some of our most famous wineries have deep-rooted affiliations in a range of sporting pursuits.
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Sue Daniels, Marks & Spencer’s in-house Winemaker and Senior Technologist, speaks to Vineyard about substantial uplift in sales of English wines, her excitement for the future, the importance of sustainability, wine tourism and quality.
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Richard Lewis must have one of the best jobs in the world. He works in the beautiful, ancient and diverse landscape of the Kent North Downs, and has the privilege of contributing to the legacy of the farmland and local communities. Richard’s role is a busy one but leaves just enough time for his other passion rugby.
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