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Surrey Wine Region

Home to Great Vineyards

Surrey, which is located in the southeastern part of England, is a home county and is bordered by Kent on its eastern side, West Sussex in its southern side, Hampshire in the western side, and Berkshire in its northwestern side.

With a population of around 1.1 million, this is found to be the third-densely populated country in the southeastern part of the country.

With 11 eleven districts, this region is found to be a wealthy region in the whole England. Among the many special features of this county, I would like to mention that Surrey is a home to great vineyards and it would be exciting for a wine lover to explore them.
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Now, let’s see some of the most popular vineyards of Surrey here…

Denbies Wine Estate

This is based in Dorking and is being run as a family-owned business since the year 1984.

In this 627-acre estate, almost 265 acres have been planted. At present, the Denbies Wine Estate is among the largest wine producers in the United Kingdom and has won several awards for its wines.

The Denbies wine estate is keeping up the promise to produce some of the finest range of table and sparkling wines in the European Continent by producing various white, red, rose, and sparkling wines. Few drinking suggestions from this winery are:

Wine Suggestions:

  • Bacchus 2015
  • Surrey Gold
  • Noble Harvest 2015
  • Chalk Ridge Rosé
  • Redlands
  • Sparkling Rosé
  • Cubitt Reserve 2010

Albury Organic Vineyard

This is located on the southern slopes of the North Downs perfectly in the Surrey Hills.

The Albury organic vineyard is a privately-owned vineyard founded by Nick Wenman in the year 2008.

As the name suggests, the wine grapes are being cultivated in the Albury by following the organic and biodynamic methods of viticulture and hence, the wine grapes from these vineyards are free from herbicides and pesticides.

The major wine grapes of this vineyard include the Champagne varietals like Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, although Seyval and Pinot Gris are also found.

The drinking suggestions from the Albury Organic Vineyard are:

  • Classic Cuvée 2013
  • Blanc de Blancs 2013
  • Silent Pool Rosé 2015
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High Clandon Estate Vineyard

This vineyard, which was established in the year 2004, is located on the slopes of the beautiful Surrey Hills.

The owners of the High Clandon estate vineyard are Sibylla and Bruce Tindale.

Since the start, this vineyard has been striving to make the high-quality range of English sparkling wines. The terroir of this vineyard is rare and is enjoying the same limestone formation as the world-famous Champagne region.

Thus, it enables the High Clandon vineyards to produce the English champagne-style wines for the wine lovers. The drinking suggestions from this vineyard are:

  • Magna Carta Cuvée 2010
  • The Magnum Cuvée 2009
  • The Ultra Cuvée 2009
  • The Succession Cuvée 2009
  • Queen’s Jubilee Cuvée 2008

Greyfriars Vineyard

These vineyards were originally planted in the year 1989 which saw an expansion of more than 40 acres during the year 2010.

The primary aim of this expansion was to produce high-quality English sparkling wines and they were able to achieve this perfectly.

The predominant grape varieties of the Greyfriars vineyard are the Champagne varieties of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. It’s to be mentioned that these vineyards are gifted with same geological, as well as the soil conditions of the most popular Champagne region of France. The drinking suggestions from the Greyfriars vineyard are:

  • 2011 Rosé Reserve
  • 2012 Sparkling Rosé
  • 2011 Blanc de Blancs
  • 2013 Classic Cuvée
  • N.V. Sparkling Wine
  • 2014 Pinot Gris

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Tharani Rajamanickam

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